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ket-paces, and hold council in the company Of
merchants. In the eighteen provinces Of China.
there we're few years since, 400 millions of peo
pie; IN Cochin China. about l5 millions and in
The adjoining territories and neigh boring islands,
about 2So millions more ;--making in all about
7OO millions of mouths 10 feed, and backs 10
cothe, on the shores of the dreamy Pacific where
II our cotton was so ginned not TO bend the
hore, q ready market could be found for our
whole crop per annum where the yield of the
lead mines of the West would be consumed in the
inIngs OF tea chests and other manufactures of the
busy hive, and where 1000 vessels. under the
American flag. would come and go in less than
two years after It's compleiion-changing The ma
nufactures OF the North, and the rich staples of
the South and West--the crops of the agricutu-
rlst and the products of the mner-the furs of
the trapper, and the scalv spoil of the fisherman.
Tor the silks. the teas, and the porcelain of China
the ivory work and gold dust Of japan, the rich
goods OF India The ccrdage OF Manila, the coffee
OF Java, the precious stones of Ceylon, the spices
OF the MoIucrus, and the sandal wood of the Is
lands OF the sea. Then would the British govern.
ment be powerless in the East. The military
posts OF Good Hope Madras, Pondicherry. Saiut
teiena, Cape Coast. and .he Falkland Islands,
would he no longer watch -towers upon the path of
commerce. The islands of the equator would
turn away from the main land. md the mopopoIv
OF London would sink forever. By this cont-m.
plated road. connecting, as | have shown IT. with
direct and practicable communication for mer
camille purposes with China and the Asiatic isles
the distance will be
From London TO Chesa peake Bay. 1000 miles.
From Chesapeake Bay to San Fran.
cisco, 24OO miles
And from San Francisco to Shanghai 6,6OO miles
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-17

'.oR SALE ar THIS OFFICE.
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THE STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAS.
Petition to complete Contrdct TAR the sale of real
estate
Isaac II. Chandler and John ] Jones' admiuistra-
tors OF the estate OF William Jones, deceased,
vs.
Jacob Henderson, and Betsy Hendershot his wife
John CIevnger aud Margaret Clevinger his wife
Aaron Norris and Lucy Ann Norris his wife
William Jones, i.ucindl Bethel. George +.
Jones. DeIilah Jones. Eliza Jane Jones, Jesse
Jones and tunice Jones'
The above named defendants vii! take nolic e
that petition will be presented to the ne>t Court
OF Common Pleas 10 be holden in said county, the
prayer OF which petition is that said Court make
ao order authorizing and empowering the admin.
lstraors of William Jones, deceased, to complete
? written contract entered into by said William
Jones 10 his lifetime with James Barber, by con-
veying in fee to said James Barber the following
described real estate, to wit: Bena the northwest
quarter Of the northeast quarter of section Is,
township 5, and range 6, containing 40 acres more
Or less, and lying and being in the county of Man
roe and State of Ohio.
JEWETT& g. EATON,
April 2l, 1919. Atlys for Petitioners.
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DAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
10 that petition W II be presented to the Com
mlssoners of Monroe county, at their next session,
praying for the location of a County road, com.
mencing near Michael and Jacob Longs mill and
running from thence to Joseph Ells' thence to in.
tersect the ridge road between Calvin Knowltons
and Margaret and Edward Kellys. thence running
with said road to the house of Margaret aud Ed.
ward Kelly, thence the nearest and best route to
intersect the Sistersve road Oh the Straight iork
of the Little Muskingum, thence with said road
till it intersects the road leading Wnand's mill
near the residence of John N. Naples, the place Of
termination.
June l6, 1919. MANY PETITIONERS.
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medicine possessed SO much virtue. and hsd
power to heal so many diseases. But since Il v
well known that more than 10000 pefsons have
been cured our friends win begin TO resliss The
truth of our remarks, which were made sbuut stx.
months ago, viz; that there would not bs family
in America who would live day without possess.
ing box Of ofMcALLlSTER'S,a An Healing on.
,nent, If they but knew its virtues, t.,,..
McAlster 's,A u. Healing Ointment restores per-
spira,ion in the system. BY this msans il opens
those avenues through which nature carries of The
impurities within, and thus relieves the body Of
disease It's thus that 1t cures Consumptio0, Fe-
vers, Scrnfula, Erysipelas, Asthma, Salt Rheum,
Sick Headache, Quinsy, Sore Throat. Rheuma.
tism, Scad Heads, Pains in the chest, side end
lack; Dyspepsia Poisons. Sore Breast, Deafness,
Cutaneous Eruptiois, Sore Eyes, .Ipflamipation pf
the Bowels Kidneys and Brain, Burns. ChiIblaiaSs
Piles, Worms, Agues, Cola Feet, Liver Com.
plaii,t, Ulcers, aud all Fever Sores, lnammAsions
Of svery kind Sold by
A. & S. Hendry, General Agents for Ohio, also,
J.R&J.H H. Morris, Woodsfeld; 51 sAGs
VIM. Steel, Stafford; .,
Talbot g. Wernecke, Malaga, ''-'p
Peter Dorr, Mltonsburg; .5 lslHy9 no
John NJ. Round, Summertield;
J. E. Il C. A Boyd, Carlisle. D" '-3 A''"
VIM g. J. Myers, New Castei E III
Hanes g. Pancoasi. Jamestown;
Anshutz, Pollock s. Co., Clarington, all99
Isaac Welsh g. Co., Beallsville. gUfT II
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UDROBATE NOTICE. Notice is heret

DROBATE NOTICE. Notice is hereby
II given to all persons interested, that settles
ment accounts have been filedin the office of the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas within and
for the county Of Monroe and State Of Ohio, by
the executors, administrators and guardians OF the
estates Of the following named persons, to wit:
Simon Drum, Administrator of Henry Drum,
deceased. n. ~'t.a Hn
John B; oblinger, Administrator of Joseph Fri
ong, deceased Nf
Thomas Griffith and Noah Melott, Administra-
tor of John Melo,t, deceased
Adam Marshall, Administrator of Samuel Mar
shall deceased.
Thomas Young, Administrator of Elijah Stats,
deceased
James Archer, Adn illustrator of Enoch Archer,
deceased. ts
Samuel Harishorn. Administrator of John W.
Hartshorn, deceased
John Brown, Administer Of Jacob Crow, de-
ceased.
George Waters, Executor Of William Nc Dugal,
deceased.
William Mason, Executor of Reuben Philips,
deceased A
James Morris aud Ann Morris, Executors Of
William Morris, deceased
Thomas Cody, Guardian to Howeer's heirs
That the said accounts are now on file IN said
office, subject to the inspection of all persons in
terested. aud are continued until the July term
of said court, ls49, for final settlement and conr
nation. WIN. OKEY. Clerk, 1
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STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY, IS.
George w, Durkee, The said Mary Jane
as the administrator of Archer & Margaret Al ch.
George Archer, decd. er will take notice that
vs.. petition was filed by me
Mary Jane Archer against them in the court
and Margaret Archer. OF common pleas for the
county aforesaid, the object and prayer of which
is to obtain oIder from said court TO sell the real
estate of George Archer decd, in said county, TO
pay the debts of said estate. You will therefore
take notice that application will be made at the
July Term of said court, for an order of sale for
said real estate, according to the Statute in such
case made and provided.
GEORGE w. DURKEE,
Administrator OF Geo. Archer decd.
June 9, 1919.
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N. E. BLACKL0CK & Co.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonets, &c.,

No. SoH bAbI1MOSG t5EEERT,
(Ntmiy oppOsite Hnoper,)
B A MORE, Md,
Have received their Spring stuck, and keep
constantly on hand a large aud splendid assort.
ment of goods in their line, embracing every va
Iiety of style aud quality. Our Spring stock con-
sists nf about
1000 CASES BOOTS, SHOES. sc.
500 CASES HATS, CAPS, BONNETS, &c.
Among which we may name the following:
Ladies Fine Kid and Morocco Slippers
Z" +" Patent Leather do
+" Morocco do
..H w +" I" Patent TIP Caters aa'
4" 60 Lasting, with Morocco Tips
&" " Morrocco & Kid Buskins, sc.
-s Gents Fine City made Boots
!" :" Eastern made do
T" Grain and Kip do
.ra" Fi,e Cal. and Goat MunrDes
Lades'aad Misses Bonnets of every descrip,
tion, such a.: Coburg, Gimp. Cordineit Jennie
i.ind china Pearl, tough and Ready, Paris, Dui.
stable, Devon, Lawn, &c
A large assortment OF Hats and Caps OF the
latest style. among which w name the following I:
Gentlemen's Fine Silk Hats. Spring Style
- I" Beaver "
Z" /" Russia
:" Z" Angola Hats. all Styles
Mems Brown aud Black Mexican Hats
&c Palo Alto
Z" Wool
Fashionable Pedal I" Z
Guasyaguild f.t
Palm Leaf Hats ofal qualities. Men and BOYS
Cloth, Plush and Glazed Caps. Hair and Leather
Trunks. Whips, sc. W
Also-A large assortment Of Boys and Misses
Shoes. Oh ldreh's Shoes, Misses Bonnets, and
every article in our line. s'.,
Our stock has been selected with great care and
hntt tUhN 10 1.ta., la IL. ~
offer great inducements to country merchants and
the trade generally, whom we respectfully invite
to call aud examine our stock. ''
Baltimore April 3, 1919.
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To all whom it may Concern.

Notice is hereby given that, at the next Term
OF the Court OF Common Pleas OF the County of
Monroe aud State of Ohio, John Burns. guardian
OF Andrew Burns, .n idiot, will apply to said
Court for the redemption of certain tract or par.
Gel Of land sold fo taxes the tenth day of Janu-
ary, A. D. 1913, by the Treasurer of Monroe
county to James Porter for the sum of one dollar
aud tifty.tour cents and two mills, which tract or
parcel Of land al the time of the said sale thereoi
was described as follows on the tax duplicate, to
wit: N W-N VS. 81, I g, r 3-42 acres; %
acres of which was sold to James Porter; which
said land stood charged with taxes at the time OF
said sale to John Burns Guardian, being trans
posed on the duplicate, 1t stood Burns John as
Guardian" to whom said taxes were charged -
Dated this 9th day OF June, lS49.
D. H. WIRE,
June 9-6w Atty for Petitioner.
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Z ENARM FOR sALE.-Tbe sobsc1iber off,

EIHARM FOR sALE.-The subscriber Offers
Il for sale l25 acres of land, in Tyler County,
Va, within about four miles at Sisiersville, on
Pursley Creek. a branch of Middle Island, andy.
lug on the road 10 Waynesburgh; about 25 acres
cleared thereon and good site ior mills. with the
frame Of saw-mill erected thereon. aud Ordinary
dwelling buildings. Those wishing 10 purchase
will call on the subscriber on the premises.
March 10, lS49. ~ JAMES, HILL.
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ID DAD NOTICE Notice is hereby given
A0 that petition will be presented to the Com.
Inissioners of Monroe county. at their December
session, praying for an alteration of the county
road, commencing at John Ciarys to the graded
road Said alteration to commence near Jacob
Nlshberry's mill, in Ohio township, thence the
nearest and best route through the lands of John
Ciary, Jacob lngod and inersecting the old road
at or near John Angus BARN. and that so much
of the old road as will be supplied by this alteration
be vacated. MANY PETl lTIONERS.
June 16, l649
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Ed DAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given
E0 that petition will be presented to the Com.
missioners of Monroe county, Ohio. at their next
session. praying for the location Of county rDad
where the travelled road now is, commencing at
the county road back of the bottom at the lower
end of David Dyes farm, in Jackson township, in
said county, running thence down The river on the
best ground back of the bottom, to or near the
house of Butler Wells, to inters-ct tie county
road in Washington county, the same to cross the
run above Wright's mill.
June IS, lS49.- PETITIONER.
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a TTACHMENT-At my instance an attach.
fS2- ment was this day issued by Elijah Moore, a
Justic of the Peace of Malaga township, Monroe
county, o., against the property and effects Of
Curtis Monroe, an abscondng debtor, or non.
resident Of said county. Dated this I'd day of Nav,
1919 FREDERICK SLUSHER.
May 26, l8i9.
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IN by trvei, taf' On The glf day Of March, 1919,
John HOLSTER sued out OF the Court of Common
Pleas within and fer the county of Monroe and
State oi Ohio, "A writ of attachment against the
gonds, chattels LANDS, tenenents tights, credits,
moneys and effects of Thomas Yoho, non.resi.
dent OF said State, demanding therein 500 damages;
which writ was at the April Term of said Court.
lS49, returned served. Attest.
May 5, ls49. VIM OKEY, Clerk.
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"a OOK OUT.-The subscriber hereby gives no.
ML lice TO all persons not to purchase two notes
OF hand given by him to Giles e. Hunt, calling for
thirty dollars each, and dated about the 4th day of
April, 1919; one payable July lst. Isl9, and the
other, October lst, ls49 Said not, 8 were given
for horse warranted sound. but which proves un-
sound, There should ale be credit endorsed on
the first note for $40.
May 10, 1919. JOSEPH REDIN.
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/ DAD NOTICE Notice is hereby given to
kA the Trustees of Ohio township, that appIcs,
ton will he made to them to locate township road
commencing at the north end of John Angus lane
thence eastwardly through Isaac McBurney's land,
hence through the lands Of the widow Hail, James
Dillon and Jacob Nishbeny to intersect the coun
ty road at or near Jacob Nishberry's mill.
June l6, lS49,
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS.
In THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
al Ruffinrtnu \
IN CHANCERY.

The defendant in this case will take notice that
the complainant has this.day filed his bill in chan
Gerry in said Court to compel the said defendant
specifically perform his contract to convey to said
complainant the northeast half of the southeast
quarter of section No. 8, in township No. 2, Of
range No. 4,contanng thrty-six acres three roods
and eight poles aud that unless the said defendant
appear, and plead, answer or demur to said hill in
sixty days from the rising of the mex, July Term
OF said Court, that ut the next Term of sad Court
thereafter. the matters and things in said bill will
be taken as confessed, and decree entered accord
ingly WIN. c. WALTON,
June IS, lS49-6w Sol pro Compt
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City ftisements.
CLOTHING! CLOIiii4NO
dsg WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. /
A d a ms u M axw elPs,s
Great Central Route iothing Store
Corner .Woaroe ~ Waier SflYets,

Corner Monroe &, Waier Sfrreis, 3
WHEELING, VA. ais 81
We are now ready with the largest and most
elegant stock OF SPRING & SUMMER CLOTH
ING that we have. ever manufactured, and have
spared no pains in selecting our goods from the
cheapest market in the United States, so as to be
able to offer the creates. variety Of clothngsand
with the view OF deserving still more the reputation
we have everywhere acquired; that is, ofikeeping
the largest stock of Fashionable ClothingI and at
the lowest prices Of any house in the city, where
all men may have the chance of dessing elegantly
at low price, ,s : 4 10 fasf 37Ilai
We have purchased our, r,entre stock of staple
and domestic goods at very reduced prices. and
can now sell them cheaper than ever. Oar stock
of foreign goods is very extehsive; more varied
and stylish than we have ever before offeredtothe
phblic; and consists in parts az follows:
Black Alpaca Sacks, f'' =
Drab and mode do ls-{ Hts 81
great variety of coats from other fabrics, rang
ing fom rs eta. to $lU. %eR -gf
A great variety Of black, brown, blue and green
frock and dress coats, from S. to $Slo,
Every description of sacks, irocks and Polkas.
Pantaloons Of every description, from IS cts TO
S5; consisting In part ofthe following:
French, English and German doe.skin,' ~
do do do fancy cass q"
splendid article Tor Summer use
CottonadL-- plain, striped and checked.
Albert fancies-Vevet cords, Moe.skins oil eve
ry variety patterns.
Sattinets of all qualities and colors.
VESTS.
Plain Satin-lst, I'd, and Sd quality.
Fancy do of every pattern.
Plain black silks aud cords.
do do Milan cloths, new article.
Grey mixtures of every shade and pattern. y
Fancy single mille1 cashmere, for Spring wear.
White Marsees, lst I'd and Sd qualities.
ALSO-A great variety OF low-prced vests,
suited for any market all cut in the most fashiona-
bic style. Price from so cts. to ~ 30 Every de-
scriptiOn of fancy aud plain rich silk and satin
vests. from $S2 80 to 81; some very extra patterns
of rich silk aud satin vests from Si to SO
We have in fact every description OF garments
known to the trade. from the very lDwest prices to
the very finest clothing we will sell at the
very lowest Tariff Of Profits. .t..
1t is now all admitted tact that Clothing must
be added to the stock o! every general merchant
throughout the country, or they must see their
neighbours and customers going to the nearest city
for their supply OF clothing ready made. There
fDre, in selidefence, they mustkeep Clothing, and
it stands them 10 hand to purchase where they can
save twenty-five per cent, which we can save
them over the Time Houses, as we sell for cash,
purchase for cash, aud manufacture for cash, aud
have no debts to add 10 the cost of our goods.
ADAMS s. MAXWELL,
ap2l Corner of Monroe aud Water Streets
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81 RlST AND SAW MILL FOR SALE
VW The subscriber has for sale his Grist and Saw
Nil on Sunfish creek. three miles from the to wn
OF Woodsheld. The Saw Mills in good repalr-.-
the Hrlsl MIL is provided with pair Of first rate
oarrs. There is one acre of land attached, on
winch Is a dwelling house. The property is held
al 81 ,UO0 at easy payments.
May ., 1919. ISAAC WINDLAND,
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, ss

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, ss
To Michael Lapp, Henry Lapp, Jacob Lapp,
Samuel Wichtenman aud Margaret his wife, Mich
olas Hubacker aud Mary his wife, and Nicholas
Arman and Catharne hs wife
You are hereby notified that Genrge Lapp this
day filed in the office OF the Clerk Of the Court of
Common Pleas of said county, his petition, in
which he claims partition of the east half of the
northeast quarter of section 33, township 3. and
range 8 in said county; also Of the west halt ot the
northwest quarter of section 81, Of the same town
ship and range; also OF the northeast of .he north
west of section 33. in the same township and ranges
also of The southeast quarter Of the southwest quar-
ter OF section "a, in the same township and range
Said George Lapp claims four sevenths Of said
land. His said petition will he for hearing at the
next Term of said Court GEORGE LAPP,
May |, ls49. By DANIEL CLARK, his Atty.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, SIS:
John McMahon,) Cause pending j" the Court OF
rp VS.; Common Pleas of said county,
To Thomas BOuoy: You will take notice that on
the 3lst day of May, IS49, John Mcmahon filed
in the court Of common pleas of said county, his
Bill in Cnancery against you, the object aud prayer
Of which is to correct mistake made in the con-
veyance by said Thomas Bouoy and wife to vii.
liam Atkinson of the East half of the Northwest
quarter Section nine. Township four, Range five,
in said county. You will also take notice hat I'M
less you appear within sixty days, from and after
answer, or dtmu ,6said bilf, the complainant viii
take the matter in said bill as confessed and ask
decree accordingly.
N. HOLLISrER,
June 2, lS49-.-.6w Sol. for Compt.
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Upward of 10000 Cures!!
Nrs- s-CoNSUMPTIoN CAN BE CUREDi 90
DIR. ROGERS Co POUND SYRUP OF n ~
LiV f,a;t} ORR a. / AK.

For The cure of Conumutiop. and ali disesses NJ
the Iun,,. and Breast
We win ,ow ask the afflicted candidly , Ell I'm.
inc the facts below which substa,tjate III I. m, rts
Of his sorea, remedy. Facts which arc ,co, tro.
yerliblc and cann1t he denied We ref,r yo II,
hs s,,,a,ns,,s nr ~ elknowu Physicians ard P,,..
fs.snrs WIN have come 10, ward and h,ye ,ul
Stimulated these facts The mos, incred, ious cal.
mot hnt hs CONVINCED that il has made en- an "a he
cverv ,bing Else ha, failed. 0lE1 g
Ertrort, from C,,fifcaf,s 8 nchich cum be seen in
mn calling on,fhe AGENTS. ,rr,
A LETTER FROM JOuN A. COLEfNS.
ESQ. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR OF
THE TEMPERANCE ORGAN. ALSO A.
GRNT AND LECTf'RER FOR THE
GRAND DIVISION OF SONS OF TEN.
pERANCE OF OHIO
CIscINnArt. November @. 1919
Al. ScoyILI.: Dear Sir-For The mast eirbss
u, ten months. 1 have felt inclined 10 saw somr.
hing in relation to The eEXTRAoRDINARY
HEALING QUALITIES of your prep.ra,ioo of
Or Rooer., Common. d Syruo Of i.iverwort snd
Tar. Tor your own but more especially for The ZEN
e6t of ,be.. unfortunate pr,.6os who are ,I,res,.
tened or afiicted wi,h PULMONARY cOV
SUMPTION, AID who like myse,f have +, great
aver.,o.. IN onacks To their specifcs and c.,ho,.
cons, bu, camnination OF crrum.tau,e e, has me-.
vented uuliI now EL
Ia November, 1916, nv wife took a sever. c.,A
which settled upon hrr lungs. yIOI. .ENT
COUCH was he consequence which ;uc,....J
in severity during The inter and reduced hrr IN
almna * Teton. 1t was nearly. incessa,,, snd
attended with SrVERE PAIN n ,I,e SJDE ma
BREAST .accompanlrd with FEVER md l;oI'n
NIGHT SWEATS SHE EXpECTOR ATEn
more lhan a PINT or MATTER DAILY iii.
GERS gathered uuon her LII NCS and d;sch,.n.i
Her HANDS and FEET we're cold and cI.n,ra.
as death, and PURPLE TINT sertisd unn,, ~
Inns The sklI and varied efforts of o,r S.n';,. H.
py.ician were completeIy BaEFIED On 49,,
lst Of May, 1917. he irniuried me that hs co",d
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NJOTICE TO THE CREDITORS Or ISAAC
" NEFF, DECEASED. On the 10th day of
April, A d. 1919, the Court of Common Pleas of
Monroe county. declared the estate of Isaac Nef
deceased, ia be probably insovent; creditors are
therefore required TO present their claims against
the estate, To the undersigned, for allowance within
six months from the time abr We mentioned, or they
will not be entitled to payment.
THOMAS GRIFFITH,
May l2, 1919. Admir- of Isaac Netf, decd
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS.
In THE CoURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
AS IN CHANCERY.

vs. hO nv OIIh ht@ON'NI'
George Howeller,
Mary Howeller, ia. To George Howeiler,
cob Howeler, Joseph Mary Howeller, and the
Howeller, Ann Ho- other absent defendants in
weller and Conrad this cause.
Howeller.
You will take notice that the complainant has
filed in said Court her bill or petition of review
to review the former decree and assignment OF
dover in this and that unless the said defendants
appear and plead. answer or demur to said bill
within sixty days from the next July Term of said
Court that at the next ensuing Term of said Court
thereafter the said bill and the matters and things
therein will, as to the said defendants, be taken
as confessed, and decree will be entered accord
ingly. VIM. q. WALTON,
June I6, 1s49 Sol. pro Comprt.