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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-26
BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM!
AT THE SIGN or rHE.
BLACK WAVE WOTN ROOT

OOuh End of IH0Tkct SQunTe.
TNODD a. now ELL, have Just returned
II from the eastern manufactured. with q rgc
mud g,neral assortment Of Boots. Shoes Leather
Ls~ts. Findings, &c; which have been seleci ed
With great care, expressly l6r Spring aud Sumner
Trade. which hey pledge themselves are Of rs good
qnslIiy u will he sold as low any lot lots ohe
same article. that - or has heen brouahl Wesl
of the Allegheny Mountains Persons wishing Ia
purchase will please call and examine our stock
befIre purchasing elsewhere. Our stock consists IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-26
INSURANCE..

II ISKS will be taken by the FIRE n MARINE
, INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
at Me ispen rates on
Buildings Of allkinds. stone, srck OF OGDEN
and their contents:
STEAMBOATS,; factories; mills, &c.
Fufniture;
And ms rchandise ofall kinds.
And against all dangers attending the trans
portation o good rivers, lakes, seas, canal s
and railroads.
Fer the character of IN e company TO promp-
titude and liberality in the adjus;ment nd pay
ment ofiosses.- beg leave To refer to the mer.
chants OF this place a n elsewhere who have had
the ndius ment az claims upon us aug4
Ofncc ON M~-;a ST. VI W HARDING Sec'y.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
yUNHE Fire aud Marine lnsuf-aoe Company
- of Wheelif 2, will return 10 per cent on
all premiums ;eceved for risks taken iron ihis
tine where no loss has occurred.
ieb 81 X w HARDING, SECRETARY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-26
DnENTLINGEH's APOTIIECA

MONnog SrFEEr, AsuBARD Row.
.TaFilE iuh.Io are befehy respectfully notified
III hattleg c1n ohiain ~ The above mentioned
eaahi .shmcni neiicnos q every description. s OH
houfs n the day ~ night
Pkgsieaas Prescriptions rul ~ IN he beates
maunef anl wiih ihc O'mosI gree son. BY
n.s}5 2 A BRENTLl NCER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-26
NEW GOODS.
GREER e MOTTE,

NO I62 MARKET STREET.
TIAvE JUST RECEIVED firm The Eastern
III Ciiies.a large assortment II Fresh
SPRING DRY GOODS,
which mhfse,s all The must iashionsbls style Of
Goods ioT Ladies dTesscsaud every variety Of Gen
IT, mems Wear, which they oHrr reasonable
lerms as they can he purchased al any Other house
" his cry. We con make u aa object for hose
whu give us eall 10 purchase ~i'houi looking else
where
DRESS COODS--New style Orgsndie Robes
Ffench Biwns, new paueu-; Baizarincs. yfench
,nd Euai lsh Ginghams, Barages Bingham Lawns
tlpscos. Sc.
A large assnrmcni ofCaltcoes. Clenp.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Brown and Bea,hcd Muslin. Ticking DrlHnes
Cheeks. riaiu AMI plaid Cotton Goods loi Psnls
nod Goats &c. Sc.
/ GENTLEMENS WEAR french, Eagiish and
| Be gan Claihs al coior>; PLAIN snd laaey Cossi
msfcs Sauneis jeans. Cashmefetie Summs Cioih.
Plan and Fancy Linen Dfilbuss. Satin ard o,he
Vcsungs, SILK Linen add Csmtric lIdts, Susp n
defs. &c.
Every kindof Blnoeis. Ribbns snd Trimming
Pafasols, Sun Shade lhe newest siyles, IN shO
cvefyihug that - usually kep, 10 Dry Goo'
Store. ~ rs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-26
= !. II ICE.

I HAVE just returned from New v RI, Phila
Il delphia ard Baltimore, with the lARGE>T
steak OF Spring ond Sur mcr Goods that was eyei
lopk'd al ia any house hi-side OF The Allegheny
ho"St9,ns. Having enlarged my STORE To double
us iouner SIZE cor the purpose OF making room Tor
my LARGE STOCK. aud Tor the accommoda 10 n
OF my customers as they come in have olso open.
ed TWO new additional ioors. aud this improvement
lh'nk. viii enable me pay every attention to all
Who may honor me with call. have ireqneutly
had 50 many visitors and was So much crowded
hat they have been compelled 10 leave Tor M, oi
room. 10 look a. my Goods or even herr my cngsP
PRICES. Now I say cume one. come all. aud every
attention will be paid, ior my Stock OF Goods o nd
my store is sufficiently large 10 accommodate Cid
and Y"ung-alauied or Single-Ladie-. Gentlemen
and .1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-26

J.K. BOTsFORD,
WMAS JUST renewed a large assofiIgent of Sc.
81 CARS aud TOBACCO. The following are
last OF The d,fTt rent brands Oi Segarss
5000 Rsealia Las ffes Cofonas
5000 do Minerva
1000 do Cszadcscs
5000 IIsyans Ia Norma
1000 Regala Dos FsWcs
5000 do Vieiofia
5000 do Ia Paz
1000 Washington 10 Norma
10000 Havana uf different brands
10000 Principe de Ia Cruz
5000 do Scan az
5000 Gusio Sans
FRUITS.
50COcoa Nui.i Oranges; Lemos-; Rsisins Figs
Pfhnes: 2 doz bottles olives ] esse Sanlihes; 2
eases Of Lemon Syfnp bor French ChOcolate done
up IN superior manner, I Don bottles Caper; ~
cash Treble Crepe Wine I qfcask Old Brandy
81 ! 905. 4h proof, which y lor medical purposes
besides a great many articles too nume'on. Il
meunon. sP25
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-26

ID CRIMSON a HUI l.. HOUSE. SIGN AMI
h ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS No 1875 Wee
AIDE Main ~. are sl~sys pfepafcd wilh he bes
wofkmsn and material ia execute al orders thsH
In, N the best style ond 81 ne loves rates
Every description % SIGN PAINTING OR GIL
PING done m ,hc best manner, msy 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-26
WILLIAM ORR,

UsioN SrRrtr. WHEELING. Va.
II EEPS FOR SALE. a. low price. ior Cash.
~ foil supply Of afueies IN his lins. which are
.eier'ed With care by himself. from The best mar.
ke's to- the East snch term enables him 10
.sli 81 tAina advance 60 cash.
FRENCH. ENGLISH. SWISS GERMAN AND
FANCY GOODS.
DIV oJs. faney Cutlery. Cloets. Combs.
rhseads snd Tapes. NaeIiss and Pms F,sh Hooks
Tdr,mings snd Findings, VI siefy. Rlbbons and
face Coads. Prmers. B,oks sud Stationery. To.
gerber W,ih oil auicles e Fcfeien Mefehaudis'
, ard UomssIc Msnniteiufe. 6rCnEAP FCt
CASH. ePlJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-26
a LUFgc H5bOTIWtHI u
READY MADE CLOTHING,

take This opportunity to mention. that have
resigned business my account. u ereiore 10y
friends and customers especially invited to call
on me nj IIe Store Of HUSS n co.
mp t6 G w GRAHAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-26
WESTERN INSURANCE. COMPANY
s.AptrAI $500 600.

CAPITAL s500000.
THIS company being now duly organized, rs
4 prepared 10 ma he Insurance on every des-
eruption ofFire and Marine ri SKIS, such as dwell
ing Houses, Store III ouses, &c with their con.
tents. Also, s team Boats, Flat Roats and Keel
Boats with their curRoes, to aad from anyror,
on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. oTthSir trio
utary streams. Application for INSURANCE. 10 et
made for the present n tn c ofice of the Wheel
ans X MCCOY Sec''y
RETURN PREMIUMS.
yUSHE WESTERN INSURANCE Compa
ny OF Wheeling will return 10 per cent
on all premiums received for risks taken from
this date, where no loss has occurred
r. Mccoy,
March 3, 1915. Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-26
hooks! BOOKS!
w. J. ROBB,

WHULESALE MD KETAIIl
BOOKSEt.LER AND STATIONER,
Corner Of Main and Union Streets,
WHEELING.
az AS just received a large and splendid ns-
a n sormen, Of School. Medical and Msee!la.
noous b uks; also n full assortment OF S,aiinnery-
County Merchants would do we'll 10 cal land exam
ne my stock and prices before purchasing else
where, as ON determined 10 sell as cheap rs am
other establishment ~ The West az Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-26

NEW TOBACCO x CIGAR sTORE!!
a. J. PANNELG,
nd ESPECTFULLY informs The public that hc
81 y Ia. taken The store recently occupied as Par
hers Confectionery. 10i Main 81. 81 door above
The S Hotel. where he has received from the
Eastern cities Ood will keep constantly on hand o
full supply Oi
TOBACCO. CIGARS. SNUFF. sc.
Which will be sid a. vefy snsll profits and ~
least cheap rs they can be purchased 10 The CITY
lie will only ennmeraic.
CiGARS--FIfsi quality Principe
Do Regalio brards
Ia Espefarxl. Ia India. Bramtzt
Uavanna. Manila Cheroois. Havana Erg'e,
Pnnetsl.as. Cazsdofes and CanOnes, Hall spanish
Common. &c. sc
TOBACCO-Bes Richmond Chew ing Tobacco
/ Fine cut do; Sn8hs o. 2 kinds
/ Blue Lick end Sarsioga Wafer. SC.
! lie invites h friends agJ he gal'llc 'o give
blen call. 40 l6 3m } PANNElL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-26
SHOES.


EE.GT'EEER.
best Baipaofo Cognify Sole Leather. Upper
Leaiher Cali skins Boo, Morocco. Kid Lining aud
binding Skins
FEJFDIyN'GSs
/ Shoe Thread Basis. Bnsiles, kuives. Avl-, PEGS
I Bot Web. Gallo ~. Bot Tfees Mails, spafahies
\ Bioi and Shoe Keys 81 ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-26

ADiES-n YOU wish 70 pfpcufe he hneH g.
4 loqns Water ihli vou have ever used 20 hn
~ any oihsS rloce yon VII please call 81 'enl =
BRENTIINGFR's kpoihec, ard y"u con se'
/ nd no mistake Ashisnd Rev m0nfe street
my
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-26
" OOYIN.

400 pairs Mems Cali aud Morocco Boots
300 d. kip aud Thick do
100 do Seal Boot,
400 d. Boys Calf Kr Seal and Thick Boots
900 do Youths Cali and Morocco Boois
400 do Womers' KIP Lace Boots
200 do Calf do
2UO do Morocco shd Kid Boots
300 de Lisiipg Cater do
300 do Misses Cali aad Morocco Boots
300 do Kip and Gram do
700 do Children Morocco. KID and Grain Boots
400 do C,1mbrnnn nod Seal a.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-26
DIR. JAMES TANNER.

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND ACCOUCHIER
hFFICE on tie Northeast corner III 5,h and
~ Centre sta. Residence ON the Souihwes,
corner al The same streets oct 10
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-23

''gs dsdueiijn. SILT . lmkv se-ptie
~ "RhI he wrald 60 10 the msnagsr,e
end 'seerIsin ~be'h = his o~n expert
co accorded wHh that Of the wri,sr of
ih' paper lie did go. and vas coo,lsn,
10 hIs attendance for 8 week. uhen he
found that the striking Of the gong vas
The signal for feeding time, a d thst.ibe
slephanrs rapture was shared by the
whole ward Of wIld beasts. lron.. tigers.
MEAS Jsrkals. monkeys. and all. who.
10 sqnad'uPed sod qusdrumanes !sspsd
up IA tie widest rAcltrm,ut. Of the
bray JieR of their broz n dinner.beu.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-23
Sale Of Real Estate.

Pursuant to an order OF the Court oil
common pIeas for Carroll county at the
November term thereof, will offer for
sale on the premises, the late residence
Of Joseph Busler, deceased, on the 26 h
day OF February, A. D. 1916, between
the hours Of 10 o'clock, A M and 4 o..
clock, P N. of said day, the Toll wing
drscrihed land, situate in Union town
snip in said county, to wit: The west
hal' Of the sOu'h east quarter Of section
twenty seven. (27l in township thirteen.
(l3) Of range SIX, (6) cOn'aInIng eighty
(AOl a"rrs, more or Iess. subject 10 the
dover oI Mary BusIe' widow
Terms OF sae-one third ca,h in
hand, one thmd in on" year, and the
residue ln Two years wI'h interest from
the daV OF sale 10 be secured BY morl
gage on the prm'aes,
JONAS BUSLER
AdminIs""'oro J'seph Bu.ler, decd .
Janusty 23J, l846.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-23
MUSICAL APTITUDE OF THE ELE
PHANT.

Not a great many years since one
Who held, and justly, high rank among
English Physiooests, determined on
sounding the depths and shadows Of The
elephants organ OF hearing. The phi
iosopher had, no doubt, read the passa-
ges which We have quoted in form"r
number illustrative OF lhe ear which that
animal has for music, and the advan.
tsge taken Of It TO make him both dan.
Ger ard musical performer. Acc ordIng.
ly he repaired 10 old Exeter Change,
and there gave the elephant morning
concert. The organ peaIed forth ito full
rich notes; The grand piano sounded its
measured marc hes, and raltled awav its
jigs The elephant made no sign. Vo
Inns, vloIoncelIos, double bAsses, horns,
trumpets, wore tried singy and in con-.
cert. The elephant was stlI impossible.
At last gong was struck, and Inc huh
erIo placid animal became al ANNA
tion, rap,urously trUmpe'ing forth his
shrill accompaniment. Away went the
delighted Philosopher, and enlightened
celabraIah scientific society nv an
elab'ra'e paper. ia winch sn account
was gwen Of The Iious isIrunt nts
plaNed before The elephan NJ AMI his ap4-
thy ull The gong was struck. ~ilh no
nrgai 10 lhs rf ct ioIIoWing rhIcpt.
that ,he organ OF hearing ~as so con .,..
tulPd in this hug creature that il was
only Eff cleG ~ 'ha mnst sonorous Of
iusltum,Lls. THIS passed for very
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-23

such i'eis NAV IsmI d those who az.
ab.ut 'siinR out tender lran trees. n.
peaches. u e'atines, and apprico,s that
eIpo''d h. ls.lf DOT greatly elevated. are
mDeh os'Ier Than warm valleys. where
the iTosl 10 moi only much more intense.
but The Increased Temperature IN sum
mer tends 10 promote more 60 .culen,
rOwlh, which is less cspsbls Of with
Standing The severity OF the winter
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-23
sale Of Real Estate.

10 lOrsuance ol the will o( ls &C
Miller dectssed, sGd ~ virtue Of de-
cree Ol The ccuu o. c,uuou pleas. IN
cad Tor TIE ceuO'y ol Carrull. 10 Chan
ctTs fgtlup. there Vii be sold 20 tho
bigh bidder. 60 Fu,aS n, 3Oih c.,
oi January lS4G, al 10 O'CLOCK OF 81 ID
daN, at the lovuo Dov n,ng,i .e, Csr.
toI Ctutty. he tel owiIg LFstIlbsd rtgl
es'nie. thr lTrprTty Of q I'd lslBc MIUtr
decrs.ed. 60 ~; The CORR Wtst qunr
I~r q. se,tuf 30 d Ttnl, iCWn,tp
10 Ect ~ 20 H,DCn 81 sad quBrroTt,c
Hoh a. ts mUiuO,d ~ lhe .OWu IiGt Of
he iuWO Of DUWnireviurl aud ttso
ioit ION hrru 4 - 50. $40 Ihe UICt-
sr#ea three frH1tks ut lu rUmteI 23 10
,hr rosu't tttiu "a sad county; ard
also !os tuubtI,d SO suf 81 IN he
'o"n OF Naylfs urgb. stllk c, univ
aud S's'e iore-sid. bHt also lots uum.
bersd I ~. II II I3 Il IS lG II,
Il l9 20 Is 20 80 81 81 80 81,
50 81 81, s. 80 20 a.. Is 50 81. 55.
81 IS 80 GO % ~ - 12. 73 "a.
at. D 10 Il town Of b ~riugyI.ie, n
20 county o. Carroll. The ,eld tract
pi iand Is s'u4'ed on the lin. OF the
Sandy ard I. aver Csrsl, adj u ,ng the
town ol |. ~"IrgVilIe, is we'll improved,
ier''e end vsIus be. The town lots
above de,crrt'd re alt situated ~ towns
lhrongh ch viii pass he Sandy and
Beaver Cansl and present 10 mechsn-
Ics, Capitalists. end othcrs. an opporlu-
nI'S 'ose,ure 'aI"aL'e baretins.
TERMS One third IN hand. rha re-
maIuder 10 Two cqpal ANIMAL install
menis JAMES MILLER.
Executor ni Isaac Miller, decd.
d C. 26 b. lsd5
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-23
CURE YOUR OLDS AND COUGHS
BEFORE THE LUNGS ARE
DISEASED

And YOU tall prey TO Consumption.
II is DOW universally arknow edged that
DOCT DUNCAN'S EXPECTORANT
Is The only certain NJ dclne that will
completely eradicate he first symptoms
OF IhIs Disease from the System. This
medIc're commeuces Al the very root
causes the SecretlaI Matter and Phelem
to loose lis hold, and he discharged thro'
the txpec'orant organs thus giving i'm
mediate ease to the Cough, importing
strength to the Constitution, nd finally
restoring perfect health. Those who
are afflicted with the first seeds of Con.
sumption. su h rs cold cough, sore
ness OF the throat, pain in the Eresst
and side, affections Of The Bronchla fall
OF which will soon lead TO a speedy Con-
sumption II not checked should at once
procure Doctor Duncan's Evppcrorant
Rem"dy. whereby life may be proloug.
ed, and probably saved.
DR. Duncan's Wesle m Medical Ofice
i' l50 Sycamore s., Cincinnati, where
hls Med cnes are tnr sale.
tC7~Call early at the store of X. JACK.
SON, who has been appointed only agent
for this medicine in CarroIIton,
N b Private Office attached for
The treatment and advice OF all classes
OF Diseases
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-23

Notice Is hereby gwen that the On.
derslRnPd have heen appointed md
qualified as Executors of the estate OF
l. Y, Newton, late OF Carroll county
Ohio, deceased. Those ind,ht TO said
estate are required TO make immediate
paT ment, and those having Claims will
crescent them legally proven for settle
ment within one year r. N a,s date,
nor TO HUNT,
UNI E NEW TON,
January l6 IS46 Executors.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-23
AdministFatOr;s sale of
Lands.

Noiire - hfT,b, gwen, that ,h ~
l3 dsy Of Frbtusfy ueS,. betWt,t 4 =
hoarsot IL, A n, snd . u'cock. ? a. /
~il sell 81 pob.ic auction, 81 the tr,t,I
the court house, ~ ths ioVn of S,tpt,u
vile, leh roH eruu1t. o. tae ftrtf Sc
Ur und misr's. o. J,iuL AcCu cu-h,
e. % s'in G. uutN, DEE. asst, o. afd to
he ioihS S'fp t,ari oi lsnd. snosIs ~ ttc
oIRiN 81 js .r'i. a. Wu: he undivided
ne haif oi the oofIh ess, q after Ol
sect" nI~rn'y seven. 'oNnsf 70 iWelEt,
aud rorRr tor SEED ~ r. rontslulrg
"a al. l59 scres aLd 80 leo. mere or
les S 9sct 10 dover
r GRAY,
Adu.'r Of John L MeCUIlough
JsLuary Q. ie4G.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-23
NOTICE,
Jan l6. 1916.

Is hereby given that application will
be made 10 the Commissioners Of Gar
roll county al the March session. 1916,
or the vacation Of 81 much of lhr ccun-
~ road, by The name Of Pugh's Road.
running on the township line between
BcowD and Harrison; beginning at
WeaVer's rnad, thence westward 10 The
corner OF said tow nshps as eor said.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Jan l6, l846
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-23

THE SOUTHERN LITERARY
~ z s s g T gan


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every department. 0 Literature md The
Fine Aus has been established more
lhan eIeveO yeaTs durirg Whuh y / as
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Jan l6 1876.

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
The State Of Ohio, Carroll county IS
william SoarOn0 Ia The cour o. com
Us m peas in and for
Jonn Williams SAID county. ia chan
Davis Vail, Con cery. Decree for he
dy NJ GU J safe OF land
Notice is hereby given, that BY virtue
Of an alias order OF sale issued from
SAID court in The above cause. aud 10 me
directed, ! will offer for sale al public
Vendue, al The door Of the court house
10 CarroIlon in said county. On the s5 h
day OF February, A d, 1916, between
the hours of 10 o'clock, A " and 4 o..
clock, 2 NJ OF said day, the following
described tract or parcel Of land situate
IN sad county, TO vii: part Of The west
half OF The south west quarter OF sec
tiOn twenty, township sixteen OF range
six. in The SleubenVlIe district. bounded
as follows: commenting at post ten
chains and six links from The north
west corner o. said half quarter, thence
running east 10 chains and "a links 10
a post, thence south 20 chains and IS
links In post, thence west 10 chains
and 81 links to posi-, thence north 90
chains and sc links To he place Of be.
gi"ning, containing 50 acres and thirty.
three hundredihs Of an acre. Said land
lays in Brown township.
ROBERT McCLAVE,
Master Commissioner in Choncsry.
January 2 1876 Pr fee $500
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NOTICE,

Is hereby given that there will be a
pcri'lon present, d to the L. gislalure OF
the State OF Ohio. at their present ses
sion, for a graded State Road, commen.
cling at the town Of Hanover, in CoUm-
brana county, the nearest and best route
10 Amsterdam, il l'ff son county,
MANY PETITIONERS.
Jan l6 1916.
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aTTACH.NEHr.

- oTIf Es hereby gwen 20 al tbos,
~ interested that, az my instance [.
writ OF Attachment was. on the 10 n o
January. 1876, 'ssusd BY Thom4s vii.
liams, Justice Of the Pc CO 10 aad for
the county of Carroll. sud State oi Ohio
against the goods, chatlels. nehs mo
ney'. credits, and effects Of Hnah KIM
mel, go absent debtor
JOHN G CROXTON.
January % lS46
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NOTICE.

Is hereby given that epplicalio0 will
be made 10 The comm ssiOners of Car-
roll county at their March session, 1916
praying Tor the alterations on the Ed-
loving named roads, 10 wit: on what is
called lhe Weaver road. beginning At
The land line between Peter Rock and
lohn Spangler, On Harrison township J
thence along the line between saiu Span
gler and William Woods, norlhwsrdly
thence 10 in,ersect said road near the
methodist meeting house.
Also rhe felowIng alteration on what
is called lhe Masters road, beginning al
the land line between Robert Peacock
and William Woods: thence a westward
lv direction until it interstct SAID Mas
iPr's road near The iard Inc between
said Peacock and Rsber, Woods. SEQ.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Jan l6 1916.
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MARRIED,

On the 3Oth day of Dec. by B. Boice,
Esq, Mr.. WALLACE HENDERSON, TO Miss
LAvINA BORING.
On same day, by the same, Mr.. JAMES
SMITH. to Miss JANE GROVE.
On Tuesday the 18th inst, by the Rev.
D. Rothacker, Mr.. SAMUEL ALBAueH to
Miss CATHARINE WELSH, all of this county.
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GTThe Reyhold family in Delaware are
well known as the most extensive cuItiva-
tors OF fine peaches in this country. We
see it stated in the Wilmington Journal
that they raised last year from their orchards
IN Delaware aud Maryland 9O.795 baskets,
Which were sent to the Philadelphia, Balt-
more and other maj kets.