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BRANCH FIFTH...-Experiments and Essays.



Effects tin profit loss of the usual mode of saving
fodder by stripping the blades and cutting OF
the tops, $40
Cost and effects of sub-soil plcwing under different
circumstances of soil and soil, 10
5. Action q nonacton of lime manure above the
falls of the Underwater rivers, 10
i. Action nonactiOn Of gypsum below the falls of
the Underwater rivers, und soils respectively rich and
originally poor and latter after as we'll as before
their being made caicareous, 10
g. Cost and efcc,se of bonedus phosphate of me,)
as manure 10
lage (by pillow cuvaor.> should be given for
the best product and whether the said last tllage should
be shallow or deep 5
Best series comparative experiments the cult.
walton of corn 10
Benefits and products Of guano, compared to costs;
to be tested by moi less than three different experiments
made under circumstances or less different 10
or U s
tan transportation otherwise but the whole operation
to be in North Carolina 10
(ehcr kind to be accurately described and chaacerized
as manure in compost with lime or otherwise 10
II. Value of charcoal aid to fertility, 5
T. Value of suphatc Of baytes MANURE especial
ly for clover,
49, Observation-Disclosures cost and profits of cultivating,
and comparative effects production, from different
distances Of planting, modes f printing, topping, DC,
comprising at least three different experiments 10
II. Cultivation and comparative feeding value of
Vineyards different varieties Grape Vines for the table.
or making of Wine, 10
ESSAYS WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
For each Of the best five any of the following sub
jects, premium, follows;
!. Onimpr"vng and enriching poor land-whether
turay poor, naturally rich, good and subsequently
exhausted by severe cropping, 5
2. On draining 5
3. On rotation of crops, s
4. On the accumulation, preparation and application
of stock yard and stable manure, 10
s. On the formation and constituents of composts and
the application of them, 10
On the green sand" or gypseous earth Of lower
effect non-effect. s
On the properties and value of the Southern Pea Cor
cornfed pea of any variety,) and the culture thereof
whether for saving the pea rened, ploughng under
the growth, green dry, for manure and as prepara-
on for wheat other grain crops and food
and other stock.
g. On the comparative profit of planting and farming
and Of the two neutrality-suspicious. Of land being
considered, 10
MINERALS, &c.
For the best collection of useful Minerals of the State
including Goals, Iron Ore, Copper Ore, Limestones,
Marbles, Sandstones, Marls, Peats Soils L., discre-
tionary premium.
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DECLINED GOING.
a T THE EARNEST SOLICITATION M NV

- FRIENDS, have declined going Vest, and have con-
cluded to remain in Raleigh and have therefore purchased
the entire Stock of Goods belonging to KING BIGGS
and will carry the Merchant Tailoring business in ali its
branches shall have in employ in a few weeks
first rate Cutter from the North who comes highly recon-
mended. - ~
have now on hand IA good assortment of Cloths Cass
and .sstngs, to be made to order have also on hand
lot OF W inter Clothing, which will be sold at cost
AS intend doing principally cash business nv arti
cles will be sold AT very small per cent. All wan, is
fair trial. Give me call, ole and all.
]. H. BIGGS
Raleigh Feb. /, 1856 al-4sw
II Star, Age and Register 8 times Wcekr
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ANrIDorE TO SrRYcHNINE.-R w. Pease, a mcdi.
cal practitioner of Syracuse, states that lard is
complete antdote tostrychninc. Heinstances several
experiments othe point, one of which, tried by him,
self upon a cat, was perfectly successful
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which have been engaged. return nv sincere thanks
to generous pube for the patronage literally bestowed
upon the firm of KING BIGGS, and solicit continu.
of the to Mr. j. H. BlGGs who will continue the
business j. l.. KING.
91-4tSW
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SALE OF BANK SrocK.-lO shares Of Cane Fer
Bank Stock were sold in this place on Monday last
at $121 per share rr9} 49, = ,-71
viii not our South Carolina neighbors consider
- per cent premiuma liberal price for the stock pf
. bank which they say is broken 4-Fat. O5ssroSy.
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son, who shall make affidavit u the accuracy OF the
areuens and the quantity Of the ground !. IN.
forms anncxed to the quantity Of grain raised On tne
ground entered the premium list. mich o als. r%
The principal object Of the Society being to promote
profitable cultivation does not offer premiums Gr efHps
produced BY exravagant expenditures therefore de'aeu
Certified account Of the expense Of cultivation must be
made the expense of labor and stated and the
kind of manure used. ,
f. The Kind and condition of the SOIL the quantity and
kind Of used the time and mode of planting or SOW
be exhibited ut The State Fair where practicable and also
to be sent the E Conn., Raleigh prior to the meeting
of the Committee in January, 1851.
legal bushe corn be measured in the ahd an
average specimen of less than four barrels of average
quality of sheled cleaned and weighed or measured
above after 18th of Now and the number OF bushels
thus estimated, stated in the affidavit
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- County, S. S.-A. B., being duly sworn, says he
accurately measured the land upon which C. d. raised
crop of - the past season, and the quantity OF the
land is - and no more
[Signed] A. b.
Sworn to before ME. thi. day Of = lso
-- County, $. Sc. d., being sworn. says he raised
a crop of the past npon the land measured by
A. b. and that the quantity of grain raised thereon was
- bushels and more, Tor measured in sealed half
bushel may and that the statements in re-
gard to the Of cultivation, &c correct 10 the
best of my knowledge.
[Sgnedl e. d.
Sworn to before me- this - day of -, 1885.
Second CIass-4a,icutural Productions Raised By tie
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Third Coss-Ndtires.
For the best boar over two years cid,
8 breeding two years old and not less
than six pigs,
Best lot Of pigs not less than six, under eight
months old,
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Try IRA PLAN FOR READING THE BIBLE THROUGH
EVERY YEAR.-Durng January, read Genesis and
March, to 10th Of LIST Samuel; April, to 18th Of I'd
Kings May, to 9Th Nehemiah; June, to loO,h
Psalm; July, to 5Oth Of Isaiah; August, 70 goth of
Ezekiel; September, to the end of Old Testament :;
October, to the end Of Luke; November, to the end
Of LIST Corinthians; December, to end of New Tcsta-
ment About sixty'tive to seventy five pages per
month, or about two pages for every week day, and
four pages for every Sunday.
The author of the above simple plan has rightly
adhered to it as daily devotional exercise for TWEEN
ty-four years. and feeling that this is the Bread
OF Life, he is afraid to discontinue it. Reader
paste this on the inner cover of your Bible and try it
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n. Il. E,r.h aanua1 Fir of tie North caosaa Stass
Aese.,rai .ciety be held in Ratsigk t*l4sA, Iosa
1SN and l7M days Of October, 1885,
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a LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE FIRM Oh
ASchloss Bro, will come forward and settle either b.
cash or note. no further indulgence can be given.
Jan. 26, 1885, 81 "A IL, oO-tf
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Protect your Buildings

THOMAsH. ATKINSON, HAS ON HAND
ahdis prepared to put up In any par, Of the country
large lot Of
Lightning Rods aud House SpOufiag.
These articles are manufactured Of the best materials
and in the most substantial manner with express refer
snce 10 the wants Of Farmers and others Of this and ad
joining counties.
Upon the usefulness Of pouting and Rods FOE pro.
lection to buildings, every housG owner Is Weinlormed
Having the experience Of a series Of years in work
this kind he assure those who entFust the
work to hs care that will be attended to in the mos
durable aud substantial manner.
Orders from farmers and others at distance win b,
received with pleasure and receive prompt attention.
No extra charge for work at distance.
Carrollton, Ohio, June 5, lss6--ti.
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~ The people Of England lOOk upon their
national debt with the ssms Superficial eye
tbat other nations do upOu theirs. fOrgstfal that
I'll taSss ere aAliODaD debt. and must be paid
or there's "a end TO their Government The only
difference In their weight or oppression being
ths amCust Of Icafes EhO contrye to lire upon
saeh fGsds. sad heaven ksOws England hs.
her tOIl Qpsts Of f'peA Issebss J A sppOgs can
Wips Ssa ~asls ssEtsfall at6gurss. Il l. trus,
butlt win pqsirs shs spungs Of blood 10 Wlps
Of BE dsbtOf Etgland
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THE WONDER OF THE AGE.

HI "a w NNhAAh VI Ahh hNbs
Or. Tobias vehetian Liulmsai 4 warranisd 70 ears
Cholsra. Coc, e. SeknessO q Sores, Swelling TOoth-
,cbe. Headache and pains Of an kinda or no pay.
GREAT CURE of RHEUMATISk
Capt COrDsiOck Of de Steamer Baltic COLLINS Llnel
wns cured Of severe aact Of Chronlc rheumatism n
isu days b. Dr. Tobas celebrated Venetian Lin
neuL srs. l-E- tcr4 A
CASE OF CHOLERA. ra
Mr.. John wsight Of fhshrm Of J, Wright Co, No
ISL. Charters Street New 0rleans. vas immediaiely
cured Of severe attack Of Cholera By Tobias Lnineal
YOnTTIEG AND COLO.
Mrs. Joseph NiehOn Of No. l6 EsssH Street. New
York vas cured Of sn attack Of Cole and vomiting b.
Dr. Tobias Venetian LinimenL
Depoi, 60. CouFtland 81, Keu.York.
old By al ths Druggists, price Is 80 eta
Agents O. A. Beogls and J. G. Baxter CAuoIltoa;
Wand, Harlem Springs; Highland and Pugh Harris
buRh. ga
HoV. 9s-lSsS. iy.
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10 School Teachers

UyHE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAMINERS FOR
Ca roll county, will bold Six MEETINGS for the ex.
animation Of School teachers during the year 1885, on
the lotloVing days namely: On the second Weines-
dav in February, April, june, Argus, October, and
December. The meetings will be held in one Of the
public school houses in CarrOlton, commencing at 10
O'Clock, forenoon.
The standing rules Of the Board regulating eIami-
nai0us are the following; iE.l. .
/. Each applicant not personally known to
the Board, must produce certificate Of good moral
character Of late date and signed BY one more 70.
sponsble persons.
2. Each applicant must come furnished with pen,
Ink aud paper; and also with heGufeys Fifth Reader
8. 10 each applicant will be submitted a list o
questions on Arithmetic, English Grammar Sand Geog
raphy, to be answered In writing.
4. No applicant will be regarded as quaf6 Ia
teach nor entitled TO certificate, who does not cor
rectly answer onehalf Of the questions submitted in
each branch.
s, Certificates win not be issued on the day Of ex.
animation but they will be RENTED BY mail other
wise as soon as practicable. And when an applicant
Is deemed unqualified, note stating that fact viii be
sent him.
g. Applicants coming in after the class Is formed
and the examination has commenced will be expecteC
TO wait until the next regular day Of examina ion.
4. No certificate viii be granted to any person whC
Is known to the Board TO be habtuated to the ufe
prOfane language, 70 be Incorporate or dishonest
g. Each applicant must furnish himself with a
stamped envelope, and him self irdOrse with hi
own name and address, and In such envelope his Ger
ti6cate or note win be forwarded.
Q. Each applicant will be required TO write q short
composition on some subject assigned BY the board,
on the day Determination showing therein his skiin
PENN anship, Punctuation, Grammar, use Of Capital
letters. &c. BY order Of the Board,
December 20, ls65.-lv. WIN. Mccoy, Secy.
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CAR ROLL COUNTY id'sas z
" N HI !" UAD

Time Table for the Man Trains. -
To take effect on and after Monday The 22d
day of October 1885.
IRON CarrOIion 10 Cleveland Pittsburgh, Crestline
COLUMBIA, SteUbenville or South Nail T6in, Ill kavs
CarrOlOn Depot daily at u A. N. stopping at s Nay
stations and connection with the Mail Train, geng
North on O. P. r, R. Passengers going KOItb will
arrive at Pittsburgh at " p. NJ
Train will leave Cleveland At P. H. and paseen.
gers viii srriveaa CaFFoloh so p. T. This afFsHge-
ment viii gnl passengers to remain in Cleveland
hour trs aCt usiness, and VIII enable pass engsis
that may Ssu to reach the 8. 3 !. R. X. travelling
south to Columbus, East to Steubenville or Wheel
ing Va, without much time ,ost '
The Freight trains wll run as usual Boa ssTsw
FARE REDUCED. .........
From Oneida to New Market, on s. .RR. o.
Media to CarrOll,On. by X r CarrOlhOh New Market
by Stage. ..s..v.E t.- ..-.
Tickets through g. 123 to be lad OfTIeasurer James
Cameron, and at the Western Exchange, Gee. <.
McKasky. ... . .....a s ...E.'-.lt ..
There are regular lines Of Stages running to the
East, from CarrOllton, Harlem Springs, Amsterdam,
Springfield, Richmond and Steuhenvie.s AkO daily
line running South iiOm Canollon LsmeFtine Perrys-
vile to New Market on the q. 4 ]. r. r. by which
means the traveller will be conveyed without lOss -
time,
.H srC SuPt.. .. c. R. \.
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BOOT & SHOE MAKfNC.

The undersigned would respectfully sHnounce q the
citizens Of CarToton and vicinity, that be has opened
in the above business IN the shop iOrefy oceups dby
John s. ukenhrod. deceased Main street, Carroton,
where prepared % execute 70 order al vork en-.
and ir durable manner. MendiBg and repairing al
tended to promptly. He win work his own stock, OF
that 10. nlshed By custoness. Low charges made IN
ery ussance aassssggs JOSEPH BIRCHsS
Cairollton, Oci. -, Iss6.--lEa.7 s,i esss.s
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~ 4 man carrying cradle was stopped
By an old vomse. and Ihus accO'tsd-"sO, sir
you have got some Of the fruits Of nistrimnuy.
'SOhly old LADY," said be "yOu mistaks, this
js merely The fruit basket"
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~ IN 'Ous Of the papers We notice
"'ssAnlsSS skirt" for ladies, advertised. Good.
Anything that will make them seem less will
be KraIsiSl n gentlemen, and to ladies, too,
EAO have 70 pA'S through hOOP-ir'qu'nt'd
atpoata
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or Al iliitsra'' person On'' sept note to .
wsggiSh friend. requesting The loan of bic news.
pspsr. end received in return bic friends mar
Tiags Ssrti6eats
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- There ts man 10 town 50 witty that HE
vile RaGuiactures al the butter that the family
nss from The cream Of hls jokes. III
- The way 10 make tall man ''shorl" Is
70 ask him to lend yOu thousand dollars.
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~ A fellow just returned from fEAt in
which he cane of second best! vasasksd what
made bin lOsk 90 Shsspish. "B'causs," said
be, II have bssA and got lGmmsd."
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Eg a man killing hogs became EeIsd and
.Ssnliag his spleen. wished they we're 10 b--l
"oh, dssr mel What eau he mean y sx
claimed little girl Who heard him.
"Mssn exclaimed . yOuDg Amsrics, II sup
pOas he wants bis provisions sent en- before
hand,
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~ 4 yeung lady. hearing Il stated that
gOvsrnmSHt. In this country, would in future be
carried on WithOu. parties, said. lob, dear I
hope not. III cone to that hope papa will
lake 10 10 live on the Continent"
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~ Girls should nsVsr Obiso! to be iissSt
By Printers. They should show their love fol
the freedom Of the pr'".-LIdie' bear this ia
mind,
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~ A stupid fellow bsing seen one day In
q singular attitude, stopping down with biz
head between bis lsg'. was asked the reason
to which he replied that he wished to see hOW
The pain at the back Of his head looked.
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~ There ia young woman in town 20
nOdsst, that shs had . young man turned on.
Of doors, for saying the ''wind shifted"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-13

~ An old maid was Oacs asked TO sub.
ssrbs for Newspaper. She ASsysrsd no, she
always made her oWa Asws.
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~ Fred. boy three or fsur years, on be-
ing asked how be liked bic ice cream, replied.
'Eery we'll. though I'D Ike il bsltsr fried"
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- A French woman talks great deal
more than che thiaks-an EHglish woman thinks
great deal more ihaA she talks. .aa.so'al
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eE scOldipg is the pepper Of nat:imOny
md the ladies' ars the pepPer-bOxss. So say,
N old fOggy bachelor.
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~ A fashionable lady's dress is like Lord
Mayors dinner, i!may be dehn'd--an immense
spread,
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THE AnIEhICAN H0uaR-

2. @. MCKEE, ---- Proprietor.
This Hotel, fJgmerly he "Petton HOuse,r hes beer
thoroughly renovatsd and is noS in complete pfepara
,ion for the reception and entertainment o the travel
ing public. No pains spared 70 render customers com
Portable.
Canoll.on, Ohio Sept. s7-Ie55 Il,
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R~ The celebrated portrait paiOtsr Stuart
once met lady 10 the street In Boston, who
saluted him With
"Ah, Mr.. Stuart. jus! have seen yosr mini
aturs, and kissed Il, because it Wss 90 much
Eks you" ~
"Asd did II kiss 10 return ?"
why, no."
"ThSn," said Stuart, ''it was not like me-"
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GOLDEN FARMER,

GOLDEN FARMER,
This stove for both cooking and and Baking puposes
acknowledged TO have NO EQUAL BY all Sho have ever
used It, Il Is very neat In desga aud having the most
spacious oven Of any pattern Of stove made with the
draft arranged in such manner TO alway secure O.
ven aud speedy Baking Ithas proved itself perectin
every respect and has given satisfaction In every In.
stance Il is needless 10 multiply words. the stove be-
ing In general use in Carroll and adjoining counties,
is good qualities are we'll known. Call and examine
for yourselves
He also keeps on hand stoves Of Pittsburgh and Ak
ron manufacture, among which are the
LIVE OAK, AND ENTERPRISE
which for their good qualities are not exceed BY any
and which stand A No. !. among all Western made
stoves Those who desire to purchase will do well IA
call Vith the subscriber the exceeding low prices a
which he is selling the best article Of stove places them
within the reach Ofevery one.
He continues TO manufacture and keeps constantly
hand large assortment Of Tin, Copper, Sheet Iron
Ware. Comprising everything. from Tin cup, to q
Copper kettle and ell Of which s manufactured In the
most substantial and workmanlke manner-oft the very
best materials and which he viii continue to sell at the
lowest prices; wholesale and retail "A orders from
Merchants promptly attended to.
Remember the place. Sign Of the Big copper
Kettle" opposite the Court House, CarrOllton Ohio,
July lO,-'66.-L THOMAS II. ATKTNS0N.
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~ What Is wanting II reason upon N or
guasHL is too often supplied b. rage.
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~ Pane is like river. parroWsA uhsrs
fts birthplace is, and brOAdsst aias Of,
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PATTON HOUSE,
lEOhn ERLY "WEsTsHH ExeHANsE HOrEL.")

(TOaH ERLY "WEsrsKH ExoHANsE HOFELnl
CARROLLTON, $500. OHIO.
This long aud favorable known establishment, occu
pied formerly by R. II. Lcggett, Esq., has been re
opened for the accommodation Of the public. Thii
House has been renovated repaired and improved and
presents al the advantages which desired IN
rst rate hotel The bestlbal the market aOrds Is
ectsd for ts guests Good cooks alone Gator for its
table. The arrangement for stabling are perfect and
extensive. A first rate barber is convenient Every
facility for comfort and pleasure is rsaEable ct the pop
uIar old stand JAMES PATTON.
Nav I, l856--tE
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e% Auspton hOv many beers are there
10 sixi"
"si1. sir. Nay ask question, il you please
sir z"
Certainly"
''fIOM many wbits beans are there il six
black ones ?"
None, Of course"
"Yss. cir, there ID"
"Well Imartss, viii yOu tell me hOW nAny?'
"Yss cir There's six, II you skin 'sm
'Go 70 your seat. or I'll skin you"
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nunlOrOus RnOinn
ahs Lawyers suit

says rbO@ss. Harry ssn you tel
Hov lawyers dotO drsa % vsll'"
ssys HEry. "Yss. yOu may rslJ 0ut
To gsis salt thsY'll STRIP eiisnt"
sAys Edward. s'KO: thsy closer nip bin
Thsy frt Obssis The suis--tAsh SwiP him.
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The undersigned would respectfully inform the pub.
lie that he is sl engaged In the above business and h
prepared to execute work to the fancy Of any. Plain
and ornamental pasterng done order the short.
est possible notice. Ny long experience in the busi
ness, and my success as mechanic, enables me to as
sure the public that al work win be execCtd 70 entire
satisfaction. All orders will be attended TO promptly
Address the undersigned, al CarrolltOn, Carroll county
Ohio. WM @. RUNION.
June 10, i856--A
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,iOPAL vARNISH, Black Yarnish, IAeker, 55wpsn
u tine, White Lead, Red Lead, Lilhrage, Rose Pink
&c.a &e, at q Ys0Hzs4 2 EH5t " BAxTkRSs
nVBF e.
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HARDW ARE
WAYNESBURGH. ORTO.

WATNEDB URGHs UHIO.
WE RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
the citizc ms Of Carroll Stark aud adjoining eoun.
ties, that We have now on hand large and wen se.
lected stock Of Hardware Of all descriptions, SUCH
Iron, Nails, Glass. Sash, Carpenters Joners, and
Coopers tools Of all kinds, usually kept by the trade
We Invite farmers and builders to call and eEamins
SaddleFy, --.
Harness,
- .,....s. and Carriage Trimmings,
constantly on hand.
Paints, yarnishes, Oils, &C., Of the best quality
constantly on hand, all Of which We win sell a the
lowest cash price. Cal and See
Sept. Is, isOt.-H Maya ROBINSON
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s URGE0N DEN TIST,

.--OAkROLLTON, OHIO.-
Oce, in the residence Of Mrs. Fierce, up stairs direct
u opposite the American House.
G Having permanently located In
~ the above named place. the undersigned
LIDOfers his professional services TO persons
requiring operations in his profession. His former "a
cities have enabled him 10 become fully acquainted
Sh every branch Ofthe dental art and he prepared
to treat every case, whether Il may involve single
tooth or an entire se In the latest and most approved
amer. All operations warranted TO give satisfaction
r. Persons Esited on At their residences II desired
Feb. 2S, 1885,
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~ A down Easter has invented maship,
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