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W AHHINGTON, JanuarY y, ISj2.
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For tie Sntin3 and Farmer.


Pursuant to legal notice by the Corpora
tors. the Stockholders Of the Uhriehsvile,
Franklin, Cadiz and Ohio river Plank Road
company, met at Maj, John s. Lscey's on
the 3rd inst.
The meeting was organized by calling
SAMUEL HENDERSON, Esq, to the
Chair, and appointing J. s. THOMAS, Secre-
tary.
After the adoption of a resolution accept
ing the charter, on motion the Stockholders
proceeded to the election of Directors, which
resulted in the choice OF John s. Lacey, Da-
vid Having, Joseph S. Thomas, Samuel
Henderson and Isaac Spiker.
On motion, a number of bylaws were
adopted.
The Directors elect having Their been duly
qualified, elected Maj. john S. LACEY, Pres
ident.
The meeting was large and enthusiastic
nearly the whole amount Of stock being rep
resented. An earnest determined feeling
pervaded the meeting. When the impor-
lance of this road is fully comprehended by
the people along the entire line, a slight ef
fort on the part of its friends will insure its
S uccess.
S. HENDERSON, Chairman.
J. S. THOMAS, Secretary.
EsrEditors in Wheeling, Steu5enville
and Tuscarawas county please copy.
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NOTICE.

DUBLlC Notice is hereby given that an.i
IL thirty days lrop this date II petition will be
presented to the Trustees Of Washington Town
ship, l~larlison county, praying Tor the location
and establishment OF a TOWNSHIP ROAD,
leading from David Steel's new house, on the
County Road, in said Township, to run thence
10 The northwest corner Of Basil Stoel'S land
thence to the house of Leroy Petty, thence to
follow Leroy Petty's road to the west line of
Adam Quillen's hand, thence to intersect the
Stlte Road at the mouth OF Widow Chambers
land, fcb4 49,
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NOTICE.
clifton for Partition.

HSudC iIeuVllIy
Jacob lieavilin, '""o" "'"io"
ct al ct nj.
ACOB llEAViLIN, Daniel Heavilin, Abra-
. } ham I~leavilin, Samuel ID. Heavilin. John ].
lteaviliH, Nancy IIeavilin, Lydia Heavilin.
james Sinner, and Mary Sinner his wife. Samuel
Boreland and Elisabeth Boreland his wife, Simon
Bricker and Rhoda Bficker his vito. with Jacob
b. Heavilin, jr., Jaret M. llcavilin. Robert C.
lieavilin, Jerusha lleavilin, Levi A ~llkinson and
Penelope Atkinson his wife, bcin & the childten
and heirs ut law Of Stephen w, lieavilin, decd,
will take notice that II petition was filed against
them on the Eth day of February. A. d., 1889,
IN the Court OF Common Pleas, in and tor tho
county of Harrison, in the State Of Ohio, and is
now pending, wherein the sand Isaac HcaviliD
demands partition Of the follow ing Real Estate,
to wit: The west half of sec lion No. rs in town
ship No. II. in range No. 5, beginning for the
slime at the southwest corner Of said section;
thence north degs, east l32 and Q l0ths perch
es TO Il stone at The northwest corpGr; thence
south SO degs, east, IS perches to a stone, on the
north boundary line OF said section; thence south
81 dogs. ems. iS3 and l-i0lh perches to the south
Boundary line Of said section, where II stone
stands; thence north 50 deg, west 1877 and 10th
p%erches to the place of beginning, being eighty
two and one.lialf acres mote or less.
Also, oi.he following tract of Land, to wit: The
north-t ast or. Of section No. 30, in township No.
10. in range No. 5, of the lands sold at Steuben-
vile, with the exception Of The west half of the
lAst mentioned quarter secnon. which was con-
veyed off OF sud quarter by Samuel Heavilin,
decd, in his lifetime, to one Edward Jones. by
deed bearing date July third, A. D.. 1919. and
described therein rs follows: beginning for the
anne Mt a centre post on tho north boundary line
OF said section; thence east 70 and =, 10 perches to
II post; thence south ll9 and s. 10th perches to
a post; thence west 90 and . 10Th perez to n post
thence north 10 perches to the place OF beginning,
continuing skye one acres and thirty .eight hun
dredths. oil an ncre.
Also. of the following tract, to wit Being a
part of The southwest quarter Of section No. "a.
in township No. II, in range 5, and beginning (OI
the same ~ the south .eHst corHcr Of said quarter
thence south 89A deg, west II perches to a stone
thence north Is deg, east 25i perches to n ston,
on the eastern boundary oil said quarter section
thence south by the east boundary line % perche
TO the place Of beginning. 80 as to contain thre
roods and six and one-haIf ~perchcs, all Of whicl
!, described premises arc lying in the county OF Har
rison, in said State OF Ohio. pnd adjoining an
being the same Of which the said Samuel lIeavi
lilo, late OF said county, died seized md p~ossesse,
OF; and at the next term Of said court application
viii be made BY the said lsaac Ieayilin for al
order that partition mny be mnde % said prsmi
ses. j.. SHARON,
febil-W Attorney for Petitioner.
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THE Jors OF CoNvALEsCENcE.-There are
few sensations known to the human heart
more alive with sweet joy and peaceful hap
piness, than the c-onscousne of returning
health. When sickness for months and years
has pressed the spirit down-when pain and
anguish have filled to the brim the cup of
despair, how joyful to feel within the glad
some flow of health!
Such very often are the household joys
throughout the length and breadth of our
land, where the pale and ghastly Consump-
tive has been changed to one blooming pic
ture of health, by the timely use of that ex-
cellent and long tried remedy, DR.. Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry. See advertisement.
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HeeOI Estate

II ANA-NK wv - - 'lO bAAo AuG ia - W.
G@ ESTATE at private sale. T.
to wit: That we'll known Tavern stani, in The
town ofCadiz, Harrist n county, Ohio, known by
the nane of the National House, and ut pres
ent oucupird by Thomas M'Cur; situate on the
corner Of SIeuhpnville end Warren streets, one
square west of the Public Buildings. The Houae
gether with extensive Stnhling, Sheds, &c, and
a good Wagon Yard. all in good repair.
Also,
One square Of Lots, comprising nearly one acre
of ground; seperattd from The stnbling only By
I'm alley. Said property is in the immediate vi
entity Of the terminus of the Arm OF the Steubsn-
Vile & Indiana Railroad. coming to Cadiz, md
is expected to be completed in less than two
years from this time.
Also,
One out-lot adjoining the Town lots OF said town
Of Cadiz, fronting on the Wheeling Road, con-
tanning nearly ak acrts. and on which there is a
good Conl Bank. Also,
Que small Farm OF f~rst-rate land, containing
seventy-six acres, lying in Green township. in
said Harrison cou Ity, three miles east of Cudiz
and coming within Il few rods Of thu " ellshurs
road. Said land is IN a high state Of cultivation
Ia in good repair, and has on IL a comfortabl'
dwelling house, and II bearing apple orchard o
era fled fruit trees. There arc about fifty acre
clenred, and a never failing spring of water il
every field, and is within three miles Of the sai
Rord. The property will NJ any time be show
by he undersigned or Joseph Sharon. ESQ. Twin
in Cadis. Terms easy. Good titles nude, al
: possession givon on the irst OF April next, II "a
;. previous to the time IL maie.
! jan2S.2Io THOMAS C. VINCENT.
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NN'n, lG,Ei.

WERE will be a petition presented to the
Il Commissioner Of Harrison county, ut their
next session, pray ing Tor the location and con-
struction Of n COUNTY ROAD, to commence
on the Bottom Road, Lending from Cadlz to New
Philadelphia, at the north end of Ross Lane,
in Cndiz Township, to run tn ence in n southerly
east OF said Ross burn, thence south
to where the lane crosses the run. from thence in
q sonth-westerly direcnon alcng the new Road,
Mt or near the southeast corner of Edward and
Martins field, thcnceto the road leading
from Cadiz to Dcersville, the shortest and best
way. ieb4- at
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Fire and Marine

INSURANC E co M PANY.
= ME Undersigned Agent for this old aud well
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Pnlicies of Insurance against loss or damage by
Fire. also ngnimst the hnzzards o' Marine or In
land Transportation. at the current rates of pre-
MUM charged by other responsible companies.
All claims, Tor loss, under Policies issued by tho
undersigned. will be promptly adjusted, and
paid by the General Agent Of the Company.
located at Cincinnati. The loss paid by this
Comnany in the Western Country, duriHg the
last % years, exceed 81. N00. 900.
jan7-lmo b. w. PHILLIPS, Agent.