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1 The boats were instantly launched,
and the gentlemen went to the spot
where the object fell, and found a hat
noating upon the water; with the pad
dies and poles they sounded the lake
as well as they were able, but could
| not find the body. On the lining of the
hat was written the. name of-the own
er, (Gad Fris6y, LitchfeM, COmn..) it
was white one and much worn.--
This made the matter more mysterious
still as it was known that Professors
Botsford and Tracy had each a black
hat, so this could not belong to either.
One ofthe guides made signal, which
was answered by the others, and all
proceeded towards the spot where the
alarm was given. Considerable con
fusion was made. but the guides over
powered and brought out their prison.
er, in the presence Of the ladies' and
gentlemen.
He was clock pedar, who had Wis.
ited the Ca, some ten days before. and
had gone away and no one could divine
The cause of his being found in it again !;
he was conducted out by two of the
gentlemen and confined in one OF the
rooms of the hotel. The whole com
panv with the exception of the two
who went out, recommended their
search Tor the lost gentlemen. and found
them at the bottom OF Goram'S run,
about II mile from the mouth of the
Cave.
Eighty or ninety feet fromthe bottom
of the dome, there is a small crevice
which terminates at small! opening.
where visilers usually look up and
down when it is lighted up with Ben
gal light There is another avenue
leading TO the bottom, but visitors sell
dom 90 down 10 this, as it IS dangerous
to get up. These gentlemen had gone
down in order to take drawing nf the
dome from the bottom. and after finish
ing therocks were SO slippery that they
could not Get up. and renamed, think
ing the party would visit the dome on
their way out.
They had worn the skin off their
hands, and the pan,aloons from their
knees, trying TO get up the rock; bul
had so often fallen back, tina, they had
seated themselves like philosophers,
and waited till some visters should
look in from above, that they might hail
them and get some assistance. They
had been in the Cave thlrty-six hours
thirty of which had been spent IN the
pit without being able to get out
Water was abundant there, but they
exhibited good appetite for venison
steak which one of the ladies had car
ried all day for them if found alive.
They were drawn out by a rope
made of handkerchefs. which raised
them three or four feet above, when
thew could reach them with their hands
and led them to a level spot OF land
and spread their luncheon.
After they had refreshed themselves,
Professor Botsford said the fable OF the
fox who crowded himsellinto the chick
en- coop, and eat so much that he could
no, get out AT the same hole. and was
caught in the morning occurred to hIin
several times in the pit. There was
nothing very funny about his manner OF
telling 1t, yet every one laughed. The
current was so great between his sltua-
tion ten minutes before at that time, that
i: sounded like a joke from the grave.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, s.:
y CoURr OF COMMON PLEAS.
Basaley y y: sm'n In chanee,u
,.s' w: Nh og 4

KOOeTt y. NayloT etal. ~ .St ~ .a.
The said Robert F. NayIor residing without the
State Of Ohio. will take no,ice, that on the 23d day
Of October 1915, the complanans filed their orig
nal bill in this case, and that the Sd day of Sep
tember 1916 they filed their bill of amendment, set
ting forth in substnce, that at the fail term Of the
Supreme court for said county in ls40, the COM
plainants overed judgment against Naylor & Mi
nor for 1896 9S, which remains unpaid, and that
the said Naylor & Minor had no effects subject 10
levy at law, but that James Smith g. Josiah M. Dill
Ion in his life time were indebted to the said Mi
nor by note Of 81 ,000 aud that the same has been
fraudulently transferred into the possession OF
James w. Warfield The prayer of the bill and
amendment thereto is, that the said debt so due the
said Minor may be subjected to the satisfattion Of
the said judgment; the said RobertF. Naylor will
therefore appear, plead, answer or demur to the
said bill within sixty days from aud after the rising
of the court at its nextterm.
VIM OKEY, Clerk.
Capfamhsr A 12i6-h6W
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Tnghram, The prayer Of the bill i that the debt,
so due from the said McCarty aud faddulentiy
transferred by The said Thomas RiDehartt 70 the SAID
Simon Rinebart, and by him fraudulently transfer
red to the said Inghram. may be subjected 10 the
satisfaction OF the said Judgments ofthe complain
ant. The said Arthur Inghram, Simon Rinehart
and Thomas Rinehart will therefore appear. plead,
from and after the rising Of the court at its next
term. VIM. OhEf, Clerk.
J. r. MoRRts. Solicitor.
September 5, 1916 --6w. ss5. f. ~
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p % IN T R Y /.
From DE Rochester American.

From the Rochester American.
A LAMENT FOR THE ANCIENT PEOPLE
Sad are fair Muskingum's waters,
81 Sadly, blue Mahoning raves;
Tuscarawa's plains are lonely,
Lonely are Hockhocking's waves.
From where headlong Cuyahoga
Thunders down its rocky way,
And The billows of blue Erie
Whiien in Sandusky's bay
Unto where Potomac rushes,
Arrowy from the mountain side,
And Kanhawha's gloomy waters
Mingle with Ohio's tide
From the valley Scioto,
And the Huron sisters three,
To the foaming Susquehanna,
And the leaping Genesee.
Over bill and plain and valley
Over river, lake and bay
On the water-in the forest,
Ruled and reigned the Seneca.
But sad are fair MuskIngum's waters,
~ Sadly blue Mahonning raves;
Tuscarawas plains are lonely,
Lonely are Hockhocking's waves.
By Kanhawha dwells the stranger,
Cuyahoga feels the chain,
Stranger ships vex Erie's billows,
Strongers plow ScIoto's plain
And the Iroquois have wasted,
From the hill and plain away:
On the waters-in the valley,
iH Reigns no more the Seneca.
Only by the Cattaraugas,
Orby the lake Chantauque's side,
Or among the scanty woodlands,
BY the Alleghany's tide.
There, in spots, like sad GASES,
Lone amid the sandy plains
There the Seneca, sill wasting,
Amid desolation reigns. W. j. S.
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Fall and Winter GO G u S

TEyHE subscriber would respectfully announce
Il to his friends aud the public generally, that
he has just received splendid assortment
FALL MI WINT r G o o d s +,
of the latest styles, which he will dispose Of cheaper
than ever has been offered i'll this market. for cash
or DrOduce. VIM PORTER
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GAINESVILLE, January I5, 1916.
8 q 9 g g 9 s

The following gentlemen have been cured by
the use of Riley's Pile Ointment, and highly rec.
ommend the same:
Hon, NJ Gregory, Portsmouth, Ohio;
Rev. j. X. Johnson, Norwalk; As1sf.
Erasmus Hulsspple. Richland coounty;
A. Durau. Columbus; ,i96 "a
John N. Gill, do e
H. B Curtis, Mt Vernon;
VIM. Hatfield, Mansfield; L
]. G. Buck, Mansfield;
Sylvester N. Skeel. Columbus;
Amos s Ramsey, do Ia .l4T fs
J. w. Riley, ST. Marys; ea
James Crump, MaIstield; .eao
s. q Cobean, do 6s
N Samuel s Garfield, New York; es
Charles Richardson, do aia49B a,ed
Hon Samuel Quinby, Warren, Ohio;
N Hon. Jacob Brinkerhoff; NA Es BE-.
iSi J W. Knight. Buffalo ila .1h
CAurIoN.-None genuine unless manufactured
by the Patentee put up in phial expressly for the
purpose, lettered and sealed With AN engraved seal
with q Riley 5 Ointment for Piles patented Jan.
nary, 1884, stamped upon the cork. and enyelo.
ped with splendid engraved wrapper, signed by
the Pateniee. fisFsff lag E6fH.
Sold wholesale and retail by Davis & Wilmer,
Columbus. Ohio; and by af9ll r...
j. r. s. j HI Morris, Woodsfield; i6f Ssi
eje Davenport & Hager Malaga; sssiI
NJ p. Miles & Son, Somerton; iltp sssti
John McG,lton, Grsysville;
YER Mitchell, Antioch; sstAfy a.
tll ADsbntz, Pollock & Co.. Clarington;
Benjamin Reed, Lewisyille; Esllsa fsgi
William Steel, Stafford; a1lkoe Q9Q
s~J u. Rosemaii. Carlisle: 'FlJ - ,ise.g
James w Shsnkland, Lexington, 20 g g
es John NJ Round, Summerheid; slgs9sE
John Mallory & Co.. Beallssille. ssA ssssii
July a. 1896
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J. Il 81. II. MORRIS
are now receiving from the Eas, splendid stock Of
UDESY GOODS,


IDEg Y GOODS,
consisting IN part of the following articles:
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
Cloths Pantaloo" pIads
Cassimeres Chambrays
Plain g. figured Satinetts Nankeens
do do Jeans Plaid drills
Summer Cloths Mexican mixtures
Kremlin Tweeds Satin vesings, SC. &c,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Plain figured and black Mulls
dress silks Striped and plain cam
do do lawns bricks
Muslin de LANES French and American
Figured striped and plain prints
g,nghams Mourning g. furniture do
Fancy blrage Alapacas
Jaconets 3 BalZarines, SC.
BONNETS, SHAWLS, ETC.
Extra Florence braid Birage scarfs
bonnets Fancy and fillett mitts
Willow, lawn and straw Silk and kid gloves
do Dress handk'fs, good
Net, wool, ombre, and variety
SILK shawls White and black Grape
Silk and cotton hose sc.
LADIES' SHOES.
Fancy andlasting buskins kns
Fancy lasting CATERS Kid, seal and celored kid
Black lasting CATERS slippers
Misses fancy lasting bus Misses monroe boots, &C.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS.
Calf and seal boots Beaver and moleskin hats
Mems Monroeshoes Russia andf fur do
Boys do Leghorn palm Leaf do
Texas ties do Cloth Caps, sc.
Parasols, PaIasolettes, and Sun Shades, Colored
| Cambrics, Brown and Bleached Muslins, Irish
Linens. Brown Hollands. Brown and
Blue Drills; Sheetings. Shirtings and
Tickings; Patent and Spool
Thread; Canvass and Pad
ding White aud Color
ed Flannels, Table
Cloths, Apron
Checks,
&C.
Together with an excellent supply OF
GROCERIES, TINWARE, AND QUEENS
WARE, and thousand other articles too tedious
to mention, which will be sold for cash or country
produce cheaper than ever before offered in Mon
roe County. If you want large lot of goods for
little money, call at the store of
j, r. g. ]. II. NORRIS.
Woodsfeld, 1876.
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THyHE co-par,neiship heretofore existing be-
q tween the undersigned, in the mercantile
business, Suntish Ohio, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent Those indebted TO the establish
ment, by note or otherwise, will please settle the
same Immediately. PORTER g. SMITH.
September i lS46.-19n27
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WXT ARNING.- All persons are hereby warned
Wv MOTTO purchase note Of b nd given BY
me 10 Joseph Forshey, calling for fifty dollars. a.
ted April 1896 and due June 1876. as The ssme
Is subject 10 a set-of JAMES STALIINcs.. 3
sep ~ ia ssia7 ~ '.'1st
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ITo the People.

M !. .oss;or of Consress which has lust tofs,
,,;f,s,s5 viii he long and gratefully remembefef
n ~ 80. .a,,,b,;cans for the triumphant stcceSS
y "n nf ,Sa;r cherished principles and measuresl
W,a ~ hssr,;Jv rejoice at the triumph or tts
nn;,, rh;e,, <, hss been our constant effortt0
P,ni' ssas..a .nd t,om ,vhjci, no prospery
oan ,,s we cannot be ,iri.
~ ,s a,t;,de N which we are placed BY
.asa,. a,a or nth houses of Congress al.
,..s. ~. con,.nnI.,eJ ,yithdrawaIo Of their bat.
~ ~ re,s To hisdecision
~, ho, sens;ble a. we are Of the patri.
III. s,e.,s: ,.b;ch har led "a h. Z. But We trust
,hat ,h,s ~ Con res, inc reases rather than
a;,.;n;i ~ r,,r tcIa; tbo s,,,,port Of higher
a,,a ,bat ~ ~ yeorJe. aud ~ thefsn we conf.
I,. ~ 4 IA ~ ~ Nor atrotape. IN e,,z
=, he seat ~ Government ;o,,yaI ti,sf n
;'an.h,v 1avoted 10 their interests and the tue mr.
nmey .n.,.t ,he countrv1 -5i 6sarNs q n ba'
u,,.,,, ~ e.erv one that the chief aotirce
s,,,s,.ar o :. M, Inc maon,t,,de of
=, I;st 81 much as he advertising nat
10 ,,b;cb maj be bes,o,yrd rnon Itl IN large
c;,;a. ndeed stbe latter q usually t6osi
80, nr ,ba cormer az n becomes the OBJ
..,'.:a. ~ e @ arcan,;e man ~ advertise m
,,. .bch a,e ,bs most extensively circ-
'a.d paRr,sh RWashnmtnn IL Inherently std.
a,ad pa,r.a5 &c nc ,dy.r,;s;n . INCL
H.. y. n,.Sran6ts crn,,n,,n;tv and b,,rde0ed
,,;,,, oc,,I;,r AID enormous exner,ses which ars
w., ncurr.J no,bing but q verv fobe lat
&c thins na,rons an .nsta;n paoeriu ,nefE
n.ssp;f indeed even in existence. The pvopri-
80 ~ ~ 8. nave b;tber,o shared uo ains
an nn sxoeose 20 make tbe,r psprr worthy 81 tIls
ms,,onns and worthy of the support Of that great
n.rty under hose banner they are enlisted In
nhi;sb;ng The m,s, full and ample debates Of the
TO-, hoses ~ Cotorpss n ,s believed. ever before
.,,snten nm his continent in daily ne wyl amer.
tbrv bayr secured The services Of the best eporters
,,,h,cb he cou,trv aft rded. bur AZ the enormous
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WB UN away from the subscriber in the town Of
H@ Clalington, Monrue county, Ohio, on Sstur.
day night. the I'd Of August, mitchell BUS
KIRK, an apprentice between eighteen andiwrD-
ty years of age. (saId apprentice is now in this
neighborbood;) lis about five feet eight or nine
inches in height. rather spare built, and little
stoop sbouldered. with lighi hair, forwarn all
persons from trusting, harboring or secretiDg said
boy under the pcpalty Of the law. ,,s,
A. s FORBES A. MORGAN. 4.
August %, 1916. 6 M s,,.. 81.
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III R.&,J n. NORRIS are tbe only regular
% " authorized agents In Wooistield. for. IA
sale Of the genuine BRANDRETH PILLS.
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|, A DMINISrRATOR,S SALE On the s0th
IA day of September, 1916, at CLOCK. p. m. a.
the trout door Of the court house IN the tdwn Of
Woodsiied will be sold to the highest bidder, The
following realesate. the properly Of Elisha Nor
ris, deceasrd, to witt The north west quarter of
the north west quarter Of section hve township
six and range seven; lying and being In Monroe
county. Ohio, subject 10 the dover estate Of the
widow. Appraised at one huudred and thirty
three dollars Terms Of sale. one third in hand.
one third in SIX months, and one third in tw Give
months with approved security ~ g
~ VINCENT DILLON. Admir- Of
ELISHA NORRIS, deceased.
August 2s. 1916. ~. ,' ',est Z,
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SIX CENTS REWARD.

.se SIX CENTS REWARD.
WKT THEREAS JOHN OATLErT, an inden-
Wv ted apprentice has run away FROM the
subscriber, living nj Seneca township, in Monroe
county. SAID apprentice is about nine years OF
age. and abscopded about the lstofJuly last. Any
person who will return said John Catlett 10 me,
and bare all expenses shall be entitled to the above
reward g5 JAMES LAW. 2
August %. 1916. us fD avy
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claim them to be TO any preceding ones, The
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sary. to previous legislation. This will form the
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS:
To all whom it may concerD You will take no.
tice that l. Robert Mehen, have this day filed in
the office cf the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas, of said county. my petition praying said
court to change my name from Robert MeheD to
Robert Barrt, for Causes therein set forth, which
petition will be for hearing AZ the Octnber term of
said court. ROBERT MEHEN.
WM F HUNTER. his Sol.
Sept II, 1916 -l9:n27:5
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September, 1876. -n21
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TO CORRESPONDENTS

AZ We have heretofore more than remarked, no
communication in reference to the nomination Of eandi-
dates for this any other District will be Published
it be accompanied by the of the writer We have
adopted this rule for very obvious reasons aud in
stance will be departed from. Y" is therefore with
held until this condition is compiled withand so likewise
is Puribus Unum Of the Wing Party the latter Of
which Objectionable also in the unnecessary harshness
OF its remarks upon veteran soldier in the Wing ranks
We respectfully suggest to all who may take part in the
newspaper discussions Of the relative claims and quaca
tons of candidates. that in endeavOrng push the for
Of their respective friends, almporant to re-
member that it is DIsPUTs and that not either
necessary proper attack others who may be sup
posed stand in their way Let the controversy wsged
in good emper-and them when the selection Of a cand
date shall be made there will be greater probability tina
it will be sustained by the whole pary-the great obec,
doubtless, VI all who write Tor the public pres.
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GESrLENES Permit me again maze some few re-
marks relative 1.-The company OF Messrs. WEIGH Mann g.
Delayan, now exhibiting in City IL is the general
preston that when you visit the Circus once, you all
worth seeing but so far this company concerned Is
entirely the reverse Their performance has been different
great extent every night endesvong please all who
may favor them with their patronage Mr.. Nathans
has certainly performed eas here, which he ought with
proprey challenge the world produce equal He has
for himself reputation that may indeed be consider
ed truly enviabe for his fame Equestrian not
fined to the confines OF Richmond, BUTT extends
from end OF this country the other There also
Mr. May, who is considered be Of the best Clowns
IN this country, and certainly very deservedy So out
OF the ring of the polished gentleman. In fact
the whole company only distinguished being com
perform what they attempt but So
IN being perfect gentlemen Richmond any other c
iy can produce They return you their sincere
thanks for the liberal patronage have shown towards
them and bid remember that whatever portion this
country they exhibit, they will forget the ber,l
generous spirit OF the citizens OF Richmond the noble off,
spring Of a truly distinguished mother.
SPECTATOR.
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The Criminal Code.

Robert G. Scot, Eco. has presented with copy Of
the "Rsvsioa and Digest Of the Criminal Code Of Virgil
nis" commenced by Chapman Johnson Esq and compile
ted by Mr. s. One Of the important duties that will
desolye upon the Legislature will be the adoption Of
this work. with such modi6esons changes may be
suggested by the wisdom OF that body. It's accomplish
mont will supply long and seriously felt by the
Courts Of the Commonwealth well by the legal pro-
fession, who have been unequen sorey puzzed to
know the provisions OF statutes scattered they
through numbercs volumes OF sessions sc" and some
OF them having undergone annual amendments the precise
character OF which IL is not always easy ascertain
or the manner in which the revision has been executed
IL docs not become to speak, unearned in
such matters The reputation. however, OF the disun-
guished gentlemen whom it has been entrusted. it.
self sufficient guarantee that nothing has been done,
omitted, necessary to compact and comprehensive sys
TEN OF criminal law.
1t is understood that the general revision Of laws
authorized by the last Legislature, will be completed in
time for the action of that body its approaching session