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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-01

E-The salary of the Lord Lieutenant
Of Ireland is S10O, 900, four times that Of the
President OF the United Safes
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Gg-We see that our friend Geo. T. An
derson of Cadiz, has been admitted to the Bar
He is a young man of ability, and we trust
that he may live a life full of professional
honors and profits. SucceSs tE gees George.
-Steu. Union.
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NEW York. Jan. 80.

The weather in this vicinity has been
colder since Saturday, than at any period
since 1899; it is moderating at present.
Thermometer yesterday was Is degrees be-
low Zero in the morning.
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State of the Weather.

PHLADELPHIA, Jan. 80.
The weather here and at New York is
very cold, with prospect Of snow
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wy. II. SEAM MA
aMd RbeIIer In Chairs
and Cabinet Eurtsifrtrp

No, l66, MARKET ST. (east side.) WHEELING, Va.
EiHE subscriber respectfully informs his friend
l. and the Public generally, nat he continues to
Manufacture and keep on hand large I'd good as
sortment of Chairs and Cabinet Furniture, which he
will manufacture of the best material, and employ
none but good worklnen.
am determined to manufacture VERY srFER1oR
article of chairs to those brought here by BIG SPEC
ULAToRs in the business, and equal TO any nanutac
tured in the City, all OF which will sell at the low
est price for cash. Wheeling sep29 lS59-lv
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Snacial Notice.

THOSE indebted 10 the late firm of J p johnson
s. Co., are requested to call Immediately and make
settlement, they desire TO close up their business
settlement can be made by calling uponJ johnson
Or at the Store Of 81 II Mcfadden, il is hoped
that this call will be attended TO without delay.
Cadiz, Jan. rs, is54.3w J P JOHNSON a. Co.
lbs.,Bar lron Plow Points, Fire Crates
OVOO and cae,ings for sale by
Oct 4 1853 5 & # McFADnEN
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Notice
Notice

THE partnership heretofore existing between
Samuel George and Francis Morey, in the Tanning
business in Cadiz, under the firm Of George and
ed to the said firm, will please call and settle their
accounts. SAMUEL GEORGE.
January II, 19&i. 4
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Constr uctivs Notice
] be state Ohio. Harrison county.
Court of e0rniaoa P.eas, Neg 24is :.

Court q eorniaoa rieas, AgT S4ib i=5f
D. G sai.S-iy Co tEr
Isaac " Campbell
THE said Isaac W, Calnpbcn viii take nutiss
j. that hs has been sued by d, Z. szlsDusy = u
III the Court Of Common Pleas Of Harrison eoualy.
tor Dve hundred dollars with interest thereon t7om
The seventh day OF Oct, 1888, and that unless b.
answer by the l4th day VI January, y. IS5I
The ysntion oishe SAID d. c. salisbury & Co a.
gnlnst hiII hlsd in the Clerks offee OF said Congl
aucA PeuuIn viii bo Iaken IS IEGe an IudsIlsnt
rendered ae, oTdInsly.
Witness m, hnnd aud the seal o. said court this
2iih day OI No. enIber \ u. 1888
CILlS PAT'IERSON CLERK Of court OF
Com. E!eas VI liar. 20.
J. a. BiysrAa Atty. for Pin.
November 20 Is s3-Jn
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.


BE NOT DEFR.4UDED!
Buy no book unless DR.. A. NJ Mauriceau, l29
Liberty Street, n Y, is the title page and the
entry in the Clerks Office OF the back Of the tito
Page and buy only of respectable and honorable
1cRlcrs or send by mail, aud address to DR.. A. NJ.
Maurceau, as there are spurious and surreptitous
infringemcnts Of copyright
HF- Upon receipt of One Dollar "THE MAR
RIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL OoM-
PAN1ON" Is sent (t1diied ficel TO any part Of the
United States the Canadas and Briiish Provinces.
AL Letters must be postpaid, and addressed to
Dr.. A. M MAURICEAU, Box I22<, New-Yosh
City. Publishing Office, No. 123 Liberty Street
Ea,z.York
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Joseph Romans Adams
OF John W Selby decd
selby samuel

EizIbesh selby Samuel
Selby William Selby,et. al
THE said William selby vii. take notice that
L the said Joseph Romans has hied, and there
is now pending in the Probate Courl Of harrison
County Ohio, petition against the said William
Selby, Elizabeth Selby, Samuel Solby, James A
Williams and Sarah his vile, John T. Williams and
Belinda his wife. Thomns 4. Rasher and Almlra
his wife, Eliza Selby, George Selbs, John Selby,
Thomas Selby. Elisabeth Selby, Bricc Selby and
Reuben Selby, setting forth that the said JOHN W.
Selby dlet seised in Ice simple OF the North half,
Of the North West quarter, OF Section No. C25,) OF
Township No. llO) m Range No. o, in the Steuben-
vile Land District situated, lying, and being IN the
SAID Harrison County; and praying that The said
Joseph Romans be authorizsu 10 sell said Land and
premises With rs Hppurtenances for the purpose Ot
paying the debts ol said Estate and cost OF AdnS-
traIlon o the same; and to execute the proper deed
10 the purchaser OF said Laud Tor the same and to
do and perform all such other in the premises
as the Gaze may warrant or require
BOSIWlCh 81 PEPPARD,
January II, lsj4-4 Atys for Petipnprs
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HHo DAVIS.
DACUERREOIYPI
Above Beall's Drug Store.
Cadiz, February /, 1854.
N Office

rs hereby given, that there will be petition pre-
J. scntod to the commissioners Of Harrison county,
asking for the location of a road under five degrees
leading from the Hopedac Mills to the Junction OF
the Cadiz Railroad
February l. 1854
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Houses & Lots for Sale in Cadiz.

- - NOtS 1OE Oa1C III NaulZ-
INhE subscribers oiisf Al private sale three eood
Il and eonvenient cwslling hoases al suitable iot
medium sized families, ali faTHislsd with pr0por out
hllalngs "aleF eet, two Vi the houses are nrS
built. friees low and terms reasonable
We also offer Tor sale four vacant building lots
al Ihe properly Is suiaed on Tie depot side a the
Iownoi C2dz, and must therefore increase raoid.v
in value. MOOD Il sdIT'4
Cadiz, Dec q, 1859
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Final Account.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following ac-
IN counts have been filed in the Probate Court OF
Harrison county, Ohio, for settlement, to witt
The final account and exhibit of Eli Fisher as the
administrator of The estate of Samuel Maxwell, de-
cens d, showing the insolvency of said estate, for
dividend and for full and f..a settlement when
paid off.
The first account of Alexander Haverteld rs exec
utor Of the will Of Thamas Henderson, deceased
The first account ef John E. McClane and Sarah
McClnne. administrators of the estate OF James l..
McClane deceased
The first account Of Hamilton McFaddeu, exec
utor OF the will f Robert Henry, deceased.
And that the same viii be severally examined and
passed upon by tho undersigned on the 30th day Of
January next.
D. w. VElRS, Probate Judge.
January II, 1854. .as
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OHIO

|. SrRArToE, CinciRnatI--E G CoNwErI.. Coshoc
toll--H houNn, SoraAs y1e -SEN clNEt uFFlcE CadB
--Corro:., ClctelaAi-- \ HiNcHM&N.Saiem--T THERUN
TfsatrsIN, rteilbsn i!e--Joits GEAKy a Co Coaun =
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MONTPELIER, Jan. 80.
Thermometer yesterday morning was
standing at 80 degrees below Zero.
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CONCORD, N. H., Jan. 80.

Thermometer at sunrise yesterday morn =
morning was % degrees below Zero. This
morning l9.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-01

ES-M. BoDIsco, Russian Minister, died
at Washington, on Tuesday last.
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BosToN, Jan. 80.
The weather is moderating, but cloudy
and showing.
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Basket Factory.

1917 MARKET SQUARE WEST SIDE, con. MArKET ALLEY
I MOONEY & BRO, manuta cturer OF all kinds of
IL. Willow and rattan comprising chdrens
wagons gigs, cradles, chairs, sleighs farmers seed
basket market baskets; ladies' travelling and sewing.
baskets, round oval and squarein endless Variety
Also constantly on hand brooms and great yuli-
ETY. Of cedar ware churns, tubs baskets. All whole
sale and retail. Orders promptly attended TO.
WheelinQ, sep28 lS53-lY
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OHIO LEGISLATURE.

In Senate. on Saturday, there was quite
an Interesting debate on the resolution oI
Mr.. Anderson, to rescind the resolution adj
mitting a reporter for the Alie'ad Amerien.
lie is Of chocolate color. with the hair ol
negro Of the full blood. Efforts were
made to stave of the action until the return
OF DR.. rownshend, who Is absent in atten-
dance Of his sick family. IL was resisted,
because Of the uncertainty of the time he
would return.
The remainder Of the business transacted
was merely OF a local character.
In the House. the Erie resolutions we're
called up, when substitute was offered by
by Judge Burchard. A debate ensued OH
.he general question at issue, which was
proiracted to considerable length. and was
managed with signal ability on both sides.
o. s. Dem. 23ra ut.
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NOTICE.

THE partnership heretofore cSisting between sam
uel George aud Francis Morey, in the Tanning buei
NOT DISSOLVED. all petsons having hides and
bark to exchange for Gasll or Lcathar, had better
give us call, as we want all thar we can obtain.
January l6, 1864. FRANCIS MUREY.
LNlNE Tobacco, every kind ~ 80 81 -. -
i tdec. 81 80 WOOTaudS11IT
u LANKE'rS nud state ShnwlAat
ID toet 20 lS53-lp) WOOD & SMITHS
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N Office.

THE undersigned has been appointed and Quail
fed as Administrator OF the Estate of Sarah Adams
deceased. J k HUNTER
January H. 1854
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S. G. III. McFadden

w ERE induced, owing to the rapid reduction of
w their stock, to go east and repenish their
stock of Goods. They are now receiving the most
extensive variety of Silks, French Merinoes, cash
meres Bay State Shaws silk and Satin Bonnets,
and other fashionable Goods that time will not allow
to enumerae. Those who want late and elegant
styles of goods al greatly reduced prices over early
purchases will please call, and see and examine
is to buy.
December a. 1883
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THE great Medical Discovery cf the age. This
/ truly and most wonderful Medicine has been
successfully used in Europe and Asia for mauy
years anu warranted 70 give immediate relief and
most speedy cure for Bronchitis Sore throat, Asth
ma, Colds, Pulmonary consupton, and all affections
OF the Lungs and Breath. consumption is often
cured in the first stages; and even IN the worst
stage, great relief may be had.
TO Ministers, Singers, and Public Speakers they
are Invaluable, as in two hours they remove al!
hoarseness, crease the power aud heXibiiity Of the
voice, and enable them to speak or sing clear and
distinct
Certificate frcm Rev. Dr. LuckeV.
To the Methodist Church and her Clergy, and to
Speakers and Ministers genoraily:-'Ihe Following
is from one OF your uged, most extensively known
and gifted Ministers, Rev. DIR. Lacky, OF the East
Genesee Conference, n. Y.
II am ppy to acknowledge the substantial ben.
eft | have received from the use OF DR. LococK's
PULMoNIc WAFERS. had & severe cold attended
with symptoms of fever. The usual remedies
prescribed by my physician, kept the fever under:
but my cough continued alarmingy severe and OBJ
stnate The morbid state OF my stomach refusing
the preparation the Physician deemed it necessary
to employ, my son procured box OF Locoek's Wal
ers and advised me to try them. The use OF them
gave immediate relief After using two boxes
was quite restored, which have every reason to
believe, was the result OF their efficacy.
Yours, &c,
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Second Arrival OF New
Fall and Winter Goods.
JOHN MCCORMICK. ~

TTAS just received his second stock of New Fall
l. l. goods, 10 which he would cali the attention of
his customers and the public generally.
This Stock bought after the Fall trade was
principally over, and considerable reduction
from prices OF Stocks purchased early in the
And will be sold at corresponding reduced prices
for proof of this, the public are invited TO call and
examine the stock consists of every variety of Dry
Goods Groceries &c. and some new styles OF oods
not to be found elsewhere in this Market,
CadiZ, Nov % 1883 ...
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Rochester, Dec. 3D. W SAMUEL LUCKY.
A Voice from the West.

a VOICE from the w est.
FHcENNEs, Ind, Jan. lS, 1853.
Ma. E. TAYLOR & co.:--DEAR SIR:-Hayng sold
your Pulmonc WATERS for tie last six months
shall briefly state unto you the unbounded success
otthe same in relieving Coughs, Colds and all dis
eases of the Lungs. They have been led by our
most eminent Clergymen with entire satisfaction in
every instance. Ii Necessary could get etcerhcates
enough to fill a volume but they none as they
will sell without putting advertising. They need
only to be used to make them sell Send more
Waters Immediately. Respectfully yours,
CHARL ES H CLARK,
Druggist, Vincennes.
BEWARE! The rapid sale OF Dr. LococK's Waf-
ers, consequent upon their worldwide reputation,
has tempted heartless spectators in the life and
health of mankind, to palm of upon the unsuspect-
inc a worthless imitation OF DR.. LocoCKs WAFERs.
Be sure that you ask for Dr. LococK's Waters. and
see that the name of L. TAYLOR, the Proprietor be
written on the top OF each box. 90 None other
4GENrs--Kellsa & Caldwell, General Agents,
Wheeling; John Beall and Mclean and Knox, Cadiz;
Lewis, Geol geto"'n; and Ii Watson, Har-
risylle; Atkinson a.. Kennard, New Athens; Yhos.
Green, Freeport; S and A Taggart, Tippecanoe;
John Il CrambIet, Deersville; 4 Croskey, New
Market; VIM Singer, Jefferson; T Brown, Moore
field; Z and Phipps, Smyrna; L Thompson, Thomp-
sons Tavern.
December IA, 1858
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New Fall Goods.

GRIND STONE Hangings, Tea Kettles, Flat
~ lro Brace and Bits, ali kinds, Dog Chainsn
dRakes ,behaad very nccheap at the
sauune 1853 BIG PADDOCK,
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'ioH>ly taken good care of the infant which
was comfortably and neatly clothed. and in
GOOD health. The poor cir. received her in.
'"nt with 'hankfulncss, and quilted the office:
and the afiec'ionate dog was quietly follow
my when, to his evident ANNOYANCE. he was
made prisoner by the police, and brought
o'' to livery until claimed. The mother Of
the child had never seen the animal. who did
not recognise her and there seems to be no
way OF accounting for the very fortunate at
'achmcnt e'inced by the dog for the dcser-
ted lnfant-E"gliSh pnper
~ Col. Colt has received an order from, the
British Government to furnish their Baltic
Fleet with cooo of lis navy pistols. The
officers in English, French and Russian ar
mics VIII be mostly armed with lis rcvol-
vcrS.
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A)rl!l.!j5.

Iu:l;, iowa. N,rcA Is. Geor-, VI. -oa 81, Mar
llailaa,, Mar Snow, arc! : scck, na.2 lay
Printers IN Ma. and y. H.. are rr,!uc,.cl ,c.
l. Cabo. Apr! l.. Judah H.. widow Of F;li"ll
Lvtord. aged - wears and II m'nl.c
In Clover, March q. C,ar;--a B.. c,c.t a.I OIL
bon; year>.
" Cypress IIiil-. Loas I~luI, N.Y. A.rii /.
Laura Aida, :-e,i : months Az! |, da,~ only
child OF Edward and Harriet H. Inca!l, formerly
ofDauvillc.
In Derby. April, Mr.. .Jaiia >pa;l,u.. VIII. Of
Nr. Levi >pauIjir@. "gc,. IS YEAR.
In Bradford, \pr "A. Ar,I k.>A,,w, Nc.,f,i,;c.
$40! -.
Ia Morgan, March. 20. Th&.llul ?. ,,.;cof Geo.
&. fclch. aged So wears &moil:i;, nd law.
She leave, an infant daughter AID seven Other
chi.!rcn to mourn deeply the los, oil tender az
ailcctiona:c mother. ana II mourning husband who
= hcreavrd Ola lovr Y rcmra'I;oY whose dcn, f,.,t
l-- is i.rccoverahc. and Icr vacancy can never H.
filed: bc-idc- large number Of relation, I, mourn
deeply her los. Printers in y H.. Ne. Corin.M-
" ''iI'' anu " i>t'il>lll = Ill I'';~c notice. D.
In Barnet, April ., ,Iohu Wallis 10, in the 18th
Year ofhi> ag" He w. na,iyc Of Ayr-!i:ro. Sco.
land. IN - lie cnigrat. 10 tli, country ,,i re-
s.'!" 10y Il few wears in Noul.ciihoro " H.. rLcr,.
Il" was married .lunc .. l7>9. H. livcl Il ha,l,y
married lie for ~ ycar>-AI, wife having died the
18th day OF September ln., After marria.e, he re-
moved I" Hycgatc, Vt. here re resided ii; j:Ii,;:,
ry l'"' when H. cana" To Barnet. v here he co,r;u-
ucd :" reside till hi death. He had . children :;
{" whom still survive. lie Ir,>Sc~>cIa ,.ror,. con-
s''tu'ion and Ell Dyed rood health til within few
years his sIccca>c. BY industry and economy
he acquired a rood property. IN carly l;fj. he pro-
fe,~" hi faith in Christ a.Il ieca,nc = member
81 the Associate Presbyterian Church and ,flruoI
lie adorned the good profession lie had made. H..
highly irze1 hi civi! and religion. privileges, and
often cxprc> ed his gratitude for the many lc..iuo.
II" enjoyed. lie Possessed peaceful. cheerful an,
r"'.'cn'"i mind. and exercise, u Kind. social and
friendly .!>lr> lion. wishing well t. hi. fellow men
and fellow clri-t..is "lc>>oj are the Inn
kcrs for they shall be called the chill ,rc, of,;ol."
Com.
In Lyndon, April 10, Mr. Philip Williams AGED
49,
In Lvrdon. April -, Elllanan W.. son Of Mr.
orcn Green, aged 49,
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Great Inducements;

IN SbFA 5000 Care and Hood Seat Cl,.ir.
~ 5000 Yards Carpcrng,. 2ooo Rolls Iaror
:ai.fi'@>. 1000 lh- Live ',ecs,. Feathers - U,.
"',,r>- t"ce.her with @reat varc,y Of Furniture
s! House runs II" 'iuu-. selling NJ prices which
vlE conn cti:!oM al Bt TIER \ COS s-4.f
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PL ATED WARE,

fca $ct>.ca>t"rs cake baskets. spoons. FORKS knives
kniyr. c:r,i baskets. sewing birds. t";tccohcYc x
spectacle cases. silver and gold linbc> silver plat,
ell and >;cc. >cc.accS. c"ilcayr and convex. peck
g. cutlery. t.:.c :a.,.r cutlery with IVORY handles :
,hcAr~. -c> y. raLor-. &C. A..o lrttai,ia VAR.
,lr'l aiM rn side and hack combs i,.i.- port MOI:
ME. rcj;c'l.c- and rcrlumc'l- OF, Il. Kinds.
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...,>. r-cArr.-Two State Prison
~. ! iIrnry Hoffman aul Henry
ulo hal been convicted and SEN
tie hare OF an attempt to muir
.. oiircr. escaped ircm their guard
their way from Syracuse. n. Y, to
~ ,ri,on in the ears. They were
.,llcd. hanlcnled and chained to-
~, The legs. and no fears Of their es-
.,..nr,aincd Tine Oft them howey-
..,.I s., sncss. and the officer in charge
lem 10 stand on the platform to
III. the fresh air While there they
....,lrr from the ears. which were 90
,,r r..c Of thirty miles an hour. and
.n, :. ro'I over and over several times
= round The signal rope being oat
AIR. ,,.rcar> proceeded half mile fur
.i..orr tl.ey could be stopped. The oil
.,., Immediately rctrarcd their steps.
....,,.. ,cr, were among the missing
j.. ,:o, >Iacc OF twenty minutes they
mqrarl,d as they were, made their cs-
G,o, SEYMOUR subsequently offered
Toward tor their capture.
,.rn Eanr AT HuGaio.
w.. FL Tie deputy Sheriff at Saginaw
I,.,.i tv mob on the 18th inst. who
.. .nIca,ming to rescue five prisoners
1. The mob attempted to fire the
TN,n,,-iiyc Of the rioters were arrcs-
UAr Of the prisoners was rctakcn and
.0.icr four are concealed in swamp
d, 4 wa. surrounded by go armed men.
e. Tie Steamship Baltic. q the Collins
~. !. fcina thorouclllv orcrhanled Cor the
..n.r since She was built During the
.,..lr,c wear, the Baltic has crossed the
,|,'. orty-cight times, running more
3. teaI~d 1nd tt'y ho,~mh qGI'>
-. - tx times the circumference OF the
a She has averaged a trip across the
~. very three weeks, and has not lali III
more than five weeks at one time. ihi>
rmanyc las never been cIua!l'i, ana
ives not ONLY he cxccllrn"c OF the hip.
In. Captain Coni>to"k is az careful a> he
...u!-N y I,'p. y Eng.
N>l>E Law A>p r>rrrEI>M. Mr. Veal
p IS la ltul'lN'I'u u H'iti' tNi'i'ESN'i ~ 't''
.. il.u. seth >.mi~cn. Of Turner. Me. "a
...dr fleet eth" NAN Law there:
T. ,our fist INCUR. answer, that to'
1T IN wear, NY business has called III,
great portion of Oxford. North Cum
,.-rAI. lin.oln, and kenEebcc counties
.l.- ma !c it r.y invar;ah.c rue TO invc>ti
IL. ;i.r -Ghlecrmatter of Your inquiries, an,
ria;on there is no, more than one cal
e. o. .a'oN!ctting liquors now sod, where
"a. D.. .,hral was sold b, fore the cnac'men
Main Law. The jail in Oxford conn
H. aat f"cn occupied one fourth o! tn.
...-. u he ~; two vcar>:paurnri>m is arcat
unfinished; here are III. few if any new
.-, NJa!" .;.r'> in regard tony own tow
i....r.l AL .ci-i.borng town, LccG-.
..>'... Iny in shat haze sad Turner
az. luton .27co. formerly Id a
p.cprr>. Is. an ,xIcn-c o: from :: S'''
1920 atnraIlv. Now We Lave one o.,
w ,'e1'> Oh. al..l Two la!::i,!:o: c.::l,.ryl
- ".L"nen parents, an1 he later ar
81. .c %. earninH :.icir own Using. I'll
ID. II. 'o'a!. " liquor so.! within t.
.an ,iarrl the law vas enacted. The tow
it.'.. With a population Of 1900. Aa>, un
'';..., bad seven places where intoxi
1a .f:or> Were sold. anI has - par,;cr>
,.!y from intern; craarc.'