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SMERIFE'S SALsi.

DY virtue OF an Execution issued from
ID ,h. Court ot Common Pleas of Gnaugn
County. Ohio. to uie dGIvcrcd, wh"rein
Atonzn Thwlng is Plaintiff. aud tho Aamn.
istrutors uf William Rider and othorS Do-
tnndauts. have levied upon. and shalt oifrr
for sale at auctinu. ut tho Court House IN
Charlton in said County.
On tie 18Th dag Of June, A. d. 1883.
hrtwutn tho huurs ut ten A Nj. and tour L,
NJ. of said day, the follnwIng d"scrihrd read
estate. situate III tho Township of Munsun
in said County:
Ono piece. known as part of Lot No III
the East Division OF Tract No |. and
bnundrd as follows tqwlt: Beginning on
tho south line of said Lot No. |. at tb"
suuth.u .uast corner of fifty acres f'rmerlv
owned by Albert Hnvt; thence north ssh
degrees. east 20 cnaus 63 links. tn innh
formerly owned by WliIam Rider: thencn
along the same north lk degrees, east IL
chains 10 links to siaku and stones ;
| theuco south SSk degrees, west 20 CHAINS
60 hnks. to lana formerly owned hy Al
bort Hnvt; thence along tho samn IL
chains 10 links. tn the place ot beginning
containing 25acres. excepting acres III :h'
Southwest corner, dGudrd by Stephen r.
der to II. H. Merrill. also excepting g.
iAds with appuricnnncrs and privileges
decided ~ William Rider TO A. Il. Brigg
aud A. X. Ridar. Dacumber lst. 1855
ALSO. unothor piece of land in said Iot No
l. in the East Division of Tract No. | il
MunscG. bounded as follows. South ol
ten acres "t land formerly sold lay William
Rider to Llraway; east on land tormcrl
ownrd by +. +. Phelps; north on Liant
decided by William Rider to Jason Ran
dali and west on land formerly owned b
| Stephen Rider. containing ;cn acres Il
land. being part of fifty acres decided b
Lemuol Rider to William Rider
Said first piece appraised al sdil 90, an
said last pirce appraised at st2jU,OO.
TEIMs-Cash in hand.
EG WHITE, Sheriff
Chardon. Nav l3 I-50. 4S7w5
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutralizcs this maarious poison in the
blood. and stimulates the liver to cXpc 1t from inc
body As it should. so it does cure this allhcuhS
disorder with perfect cert Unity. And it d)es more
or thcr does what Is OF more service to those SUB
iect TO this Infection IL taken in it cxpcls
Il from the system rs it is absorbed, and thus keeps
those who use it free from its attacks; Keeps the
system in health although exposed to the disease.
Consequently it not Ouly cures hut protects nom,
thc ureat variety of affections which are induced
bv this mali Enaut influence, such ~ Remlttcnt
Fever Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Aguc,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious
Feyers, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness,
Toothacho, Earache, Catarrh. Asthma, Palpita-
tons Painful Affections of the Spleen, Mysteries,
Collie, Paralysis, and Painful Affections of the
Stomach and Bowels, all Of which, when arising
from this cause, will be found to assume more or
less the intermittent type. This " AGUE CURE
removes the cause these arrangements, and cures
the disease.
This it accomplishcs by stimulating the excre-,
tories to expcl the vrus from the system; aud
these organs by degrees become habitcd to do thii
their Office of their own accord. Hence arises what
we term acrlil,atation. Time may accomplish the
same end but often life is not long enough, or Is
sacrificed in the attempt. while this " AGuE CURE
docs it at once and with safety. We have great
reason to believe this is surer as well as satci
remedy for the whole class OF diseases which are
caused hy the miasmatic Infection. than any othci
which has been discovered; aud it has still anoth,
important advantage TO the public, which IS, tha
it is cheap as well as good
PREPARED DY
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YeIY Old but Good.

Mr. Slang had married u second wife
oo the day af,cr the wedding, Mr.. Slang
said -
." moan TO enlarge my dairy"
"Yun moan our dairy, my dear,' replied
MIR Slang
No" Qnoth Mr.. Slang II say l shall
enlarge mu dniry"
Say our DAIRY Mr.. Slang"
IN, my dairy"
Say Onr dairy, sey our" screamed Mrs.
Slang. seiz:ng the poker
M larry My dairy Ny dairy !" vo'
ciferntrd tho husband
sour dairy ! our dairy our duiryr re-.
echm.d tho wife. emphasizing each our
with blow Of the poker upon tho back o
her crinRing spouse.
Mr.. Slang rctrrated under tho bed. l.
passing under tho bed. .cluIhes, MIR. Slang
hat was brushed otf Mr.. Slang ramAinu'
unier covsr several minutes. waiting for
calm. At length his wifn saw him thrustin
his hes'i out az tho foot of tho bod yor
much like u turtis from its sholl
'What are you looking for, MIR. Slang
Aays she.
~ am looking. my dear" sDveled b,
" to SEQ il eau 500 any thing OF our hat
Tho struggle WAS over. And escr sine
the above mentioned occurrences. Mr.
Slang has studiausly avoi'lod tho nso OF til,
pdiuus silgriar possossise pron"un.
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MRS. RoBINsoN's CERTIFICATE.

V!Ryoy 1rnmbull Co.. May lst. le43.
This ceriilirs that | have " Ell IN very poor
health ior yeurs aud found little or no retIrt after
rmpln,ing number u phy,irians My srnse
va Prolap,i~ Ueri. had been reduced hy ihut
ana t,uu.nr h,hl.s Uuil had become ulc' rnted 10
II considerable extent. BY he udvi,e of Dr. G:
w Bushrell procured and nnk Fix L"uIes OF
MARSHALL, Uterire Catho!iron which enabled me
10 attend to my husband in hs last sickness until
he died. which was about year sInce: have
aiken three hoilcs since his death. wlch has mnds
ne allie to labor aud support my inmiy OF three
children The CaiholicUn has neury resined me
10 health II is the only thing that has miigaied
my suffering Tor which ell very grateful.
MARY E ROBINSON
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Is Le,o Court Of Geauga Comfy, Ohio, | shall
Sell, to the highest bidder, on the
18th dag Of JuHe, I'D. 1859,
bo,weon the hours of One and Four O'Clock 7. VI,
on tho Premises, IN tire Township Of Russell. IN
said GOunty the following described lteal ihs.n'o
siiuuiC l.. the Township oi kusscI u SAM Iu"''
", and known us part OF Lot No. q, III tue Nen-
ter DIyisi OF Tract 2, and bounded as follows
BrnInuins at tie northwest cuihtr oI sa'l l"'
No T., Ia The center Vi the east and west S'nG
Road, thence south along the Med line oi sniI
Lot ten rods; thence east eight rods iheHcc
north ten rods to tho centre ul saIi roudi u'ehVe
west along The cenlre ol li road tlghl fIdS W
the pncc ol beginning, containing ohc'hAh "efe
OF laud. ,,,
Also, another Piece OF Land, in said Russell Town
ship being part OF lot No. 9, in the Center
Division oi / tact No ,, aud part oi Lot No. -
in Tract No OGe. Commencing nt plih' III
the west line Oi suil l.ul No. y. Just - ro"s
north oi the center 1T the east aud wet center
Road, aud running thence north - cast ~
rods thence north igE Cnst niue ro's aIu
ten links; i,edce north east ten rods
i thence SO - - rols mud nine links
! To the west linc Of laud deelld by Ciifi-Inphel
f. lie to Samuel 5 Ayres; thcuce norm on -niu
line u the north line Oi said lot No ~ 'He!iCt
west along the s1id north hno OF said Lot no
/ l3 tO tn. eater o tue Chagnn RIVER lhehc'
/ suuihwnrdly down the centre u sald lI'Vef u
land formerly decided by tlarmon Chnmberiln tt
/ Nathaniel Robinson, Jr thence SCUM 10 w,
! place OF beginning, to contain, as Is supp)scd
/ twenty eight nni 5.lO0th acres oi land.
IEENs on SALE - -Due-iuurih ~ the puIchas
money in hand. fourth IN 9mon'Ils. one.I"urU
in ~ months anl the remaining Out-nirth ~ wv
years. Deierre! ptymrnt5on annua' laIo'ois'ah
secured aSrcluircd by law w'r,uvru,sr
Guardian Of Calvin aud Sophia Robinson;
May 20, 1859. 45o"l
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Samuel Smiths Estate

NOTICE IL ISIiLHEBI GiYEN. THAT
~ the Subscriber has been appointed nnl
ounlifrd a. Adminislrator On tho E.ln'e o'
samuel Smi.h, laie OF Churdon. Geaugn County
AUSTIN CANfIELD, dm.
DnlcA this Sd dnY OF June. 1893. 4NO.3w
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Why is tho lottor NJ like ths- FIRST glSss OF
rum Because il is tho bnginuing III
misery,
Why q tho lotter n like u nowly married
WoTuu: Because il is the end Of maiden
VII IA tho louer o ikea courageous wo
man: Because il makes hnr u hero
Way is tho letter T. Ike two minds meet
lug BpaIsU il makes mir u pair.
Why il the iotter q Tx" n King? b.
cause il is aitachud 10 tho . IenR.
Why Is tho lattUr Il like uuaty ratified
Fec ,uso IL Is til" end OF war.
Why is tho letter like tho end Of hog
Because il is the beginning 0t sansag~.
Why Ia the letter / iku u victory? b.
eausu !, is thu end Of conquest.
Why ia tho ietrnr U lk" fragrance? BG
cause il is tho cent0r at bud.
WHY 10 tho letter V like two CE'remes
Because it is tho beginning of Woo an
virtue,
Whv ia tho letter w like dying Christ
ian Because il il the end Of surTnw.
Why Is rho letter y like u scolding wife
Because il is "1rnss.
WHY is iatior Y like sight Because
10 tho middle Ofcye.
Why is tho letter u like s Because il il
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LEGAL.
j Administrator,s Notice.

rT,UE Undersigned have been appoints
| ed and qualified us Administrators ct the
Estate of Anson Reed. deceased, lalo OF New
bury, Geauga County, Chic. ,r,,n
Il. X MUM.
N-.,.t,,r,, Inn. q 1888 iOO.3w'
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4 Bc"ccoicnt i"Stit"iioM, sStbhShtd dbySptc'aien.
doWment jar Mr Uio., q lie N,cL aud dtyLess.
ed, aNtcfr,i tDHh F'rniemi uHd Epi-
demic diseases.
rgDIE HOW AKn ASSOCIATION, IN
view of the awful destruction ui human lie,
caused by sexual Diseases, and the dccepions
pr'c iced upon The unfortunate victims ~ such
Diseases hy Quuchs. sevcinl years ago objected
tieir Consulting Surgeon, as II Charitable Act
worthy Ol their nuulr, To open Bi$puusnry Tor
the Treatment ot This Class ut Discusses in all
their toru:s, and To give II hEDICAL ADV ~ r.
GNArIS 10 ali wh1 may apply hy letter, with
description ul tnrlf cuHl,i III, (age, occupation,
hnbts ~ lite &c.,) and in eases Ot extreme poyer-
~ To ia IiNiNI hTDNi:SE.S FHEG uF
C!tAitnic. II j. ncrl'a> To adj haI the Asso.
carl ~ commands the highest Medical Skill ui the
ag,, nNi Will urn!sh tAc m 81 approved modern
treatment
The Directors of the Association, IN their An.
null Report upon the treatment OF SeXuul Bis
easas, or the year ending Janm,ry lsl, 1855
express the highest satisfaction with the success
winch has ate idad the lnhJrs Of the Consulting I
/ Surgeon in the cure Of Sern0l1rrimr Seminpl
Weakness, Impotence, Gonorrhoa Gleot, Sypu'.
/ lis, the vi, col GH0uIsm or Sell. Abuse &c, and
order Il cuninaance u the same plan for the en-.
SuiuI yelr.
/ The Directors ON review Of the past fee las.
surrd that their luhors in this sphere u benevolent
effort. have been ot great henelIt TO the afflicted
especially to tie young, and they have resolved 10
dcvu,e themselves. with renewed zeal, TO llls very
/ important Lut much despiscd cause.
/ An udmiruhie Report un SpormatorrI Ga, or
Seminal Weakness the Vice al Onanism, MasIu. :
! bariun or Scl-Abuse, aud other Diseases OF the
/ Sexual Organs, by the Consulting SURGEON which
will be sent by mail, in sealed letter envelope,
Grr II rhargt, on rccep: of mo stamps for post.
ago. Other Reports aud Tracts on the nature
and treatment Of Sexual Diseases, Diet &c, ARE
constantly being published for grn,uitous distrihu
tibn. unI VIII BE- sent 10 the afflicted Some OF
the new remedies aud methods ut ttellmeut dis.
covered dur,ul the la-l year, are of great value
/ Address lur Report or ucatmcut, ID, GEO.
u CALuDiiN. Consulting surgeon, Howard
phlu. pa. BY nrdcro the directions,
EZRA y. llEARfWELL, President
Gro. FAIgcHiLn. Nfcfftry
I, October %. 1887. 559-ly
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= YOUVn AND MANHOOD

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sand, and mn.rd in n scaled envelope tO any ad.
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httctton. and The hjarioas Consequences Of
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BY r. J. CULYERWELL, MD,
Member of tie Royal College o Surgeons, &c &c
GJ- SpennatorrhUl or Sennnul Emissions, eLl.
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Ap. 4, 1889. 462'3mins
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TELL no. 20 winged winds, that ronn'
my pathway roar, do ye not know s"nl
quiet spot where hoops arc worn no more
Some !0no and silunt doll. some island ~
some cave. whero wnmun eau walk three
Abrsast. slong tho village pave Tho loud
winds hissad ar'"nd mv face. and, snickur.
ing whispered Mary place"
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WEST BrDropD, Coshocron Co., May Il, 1857.

MI IL 3. Kirc,lry, sir have IN en- selling
the ne.llenrs ut the GrufirHherg Company for the
last Ten wears. aud have invariably i"und item 10
give good 81 i,iactun; and the pills have sold 10
u good many families as regularly as their lea ana
roil;", nmd with my trade they become slnplo
article Nnlsilall's Uterine Cuhuicun Is mtdl-
cine that has done gr,nt amount ot good III le'
nnla Diseases Cue lady sold IT to told nc she
hnd received more hen, tit trom 90 bottle then sho
most skiliul physicians ,,,, ,,,,,e,o,,
''',- YoG,s lruty, JAMES WILSON.
| Jnuulry lst, 1858.
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ID, you snore. Betry:" sad MIRA Slap
60 her new servant. "Dm't know marin
] niVsr laid awake To disklVDr."
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JUNE 10, 1859.
MEDICAL.
IIIEAIrm on AmEnlcAN WOMEN.

JJEAITII OF AMERICAN WOMEN.
IL From ne ~ T. Do,by Mems tEdit"riai.l
We desire to call attention 10 letter from Or.
Joshua L. Bhlge on Health OF American Wo-
men," in another column. He treats the sni1ec'
in an able manner, aud his skill aud medical Juug'
liont may be relied upon.
From, he AtbiNy EUcning Erprea.
Marshnlls Uterine Cutholicon has proved to he
fully NJ valuable us It is cnincd to be in many
SCI ere tests made Ivy medical gentlemen and others
DIR. Bridge is regular phyATnn oi very 'i nng a;'
tninmens, Il mun OF q eat judgment aud dlserini'
nation, Il iuiiclous aud highly successful prucu-
TONER in all Diseases especially those OF women
F,nm Pkyuc,ans.
Mursha,l's Uterine Cathocon viii certainly
cure all the diseases for which 1t is recommended.
! In the worst cases | have ever met with, Mar
shail's L Uierino Calholieun is u certain and sale
remedy.
MARSH tLL'S UTERINE CATHOLlCoN
Is sunlesitalnpy oilel ed as elinblc remedy for
OH those complaints 10 which every woman y
as the body So that 10 think. talk or work he.
comes alike source oi suffering. It not uu inpos-
sibty Among other Conlnlits - which mo
Cuthulicon is q remedy is he Falling oi The WOMB,
Whites Suppressed Irregular ur Painful Men
situation. Bloui. q uilaunauons aud Diseases
ui the kilueys w Urinary Organs, Retention or
lncnninrnce OF Urine, Heartburn. COsllvehese,
Nervousness, Paintings, Palpilatlnrs, Cramps
Disturbed sleep aud nj troubles. organic OF sym
: pn thciir, connected with the uterine organs.
Ladies' who are troubled with any Oi tile uboVe
symptoms ur with spine. liver or lung ,omplainis
are invited to udtresS,D DR.. BRIDGE, with ln cor.
0 tlence that they viii find rChti Marsha Ia
!, Uterine Cuthoiicun il not a quuck medicine but
its ingr,d dents have been made known To the
Medical Colleges, and they n;e at the service VI
any respectable physician IN tie country.
- The price ef Mar,haES Uterine Cohoiieoa -
5, Ons sDollar and HdD per Single Bpths,
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June Appointments.

Dr.H. TUBES witl DO in attendance asfol.
~ lows:
CuARDuN, Chase's Hotel, on Friday, 10Th |
June.
PAfNEsyILLE, American House, on Thursday 9th |
June
CLEVELAND, American House, OH Saturday and
Monday, | I'm and 18Th June
For consultation upon all diseases OF the Throat |
Lungs, Heart, Liver, Stomach Bowels, Kidnrys,
and spleen; ulsC. Dropsy. Gravel, rheumatism.
Nervousness Debility, Dyspepsia, Female Dis
eoses Anne and Fever Els Impu,lies ul tine
Blood, kTup,ions, Cancers, Ulcers aud ali other
varieties ot lonn .iandinu complains s. both eXler.
nal and internal
For some ten yenrs Dr. f. has devoted his entire
time 10 chrome diseases treating thousands urnu.
! ally. many of whom had Xh,usiCd every other
| resource within reach In no ease are ni,nr ais
or oilrr po,S.hs ,mDioy,d nor does hn make sick
| to make we'll, or tear down to build up again
! The medicines can be taken win safely by the
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At the greatest Practical ield Trial ever held
in this country, ut syracuse, n. " July, 1851 the
First Premium
GRAND GOLD MEDAL AND DIPLOMA
Offered by the unitol stntcs Agricultural Society
Tor the best Moving Machine, was awarded Ia
this Machine over Manny'S, kelchum'S, Burrelrs,
liullrnheck's, Aliens, kirhys, ieaths, llOyey's,
the Ohio Mower, aud number ut others.
THIS Machine received the First Premium nt
the following County Trials, in The year 1898 -
| Vrumhull Co. CLARK Co, Pnrtage Co, Albany Co.,
| N Y, Duchess Co, n. Y Queens Co.. Long
| Island aud at the Orwell Union Agricultural s.
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mlny other Field liIals-lhe only place N which
the true merits of Machine can he seen
| This Machine also toIk the FIRST Premium at
the following state Trials in 1919 Indiana,
New York, Cnnurclicul, Maryland, ENs ern aud
| Western virginia.. and numerous other state
! County and Town awards,
Over on" thousand were built and sold in 1853
md the principal ui tho
Double Hinge Joi,ded and Foiding Bar,
which hclongs to this Machine exclusively, is per.
manenty established n the true 0ue for
THE PERFECT MOWER,
This Machines Blade folds in such manne
Ihnt i cuu pass through any gate or door that az
ordinary wagon can thus II can be housed iron
the wrnher wiIhou, trouble, being portable as
COmnnu cart
For terms and full particulars address
r. VI. JOHNSON Agent.
Mlld eGeld, Grunga County, Ohio.
May l3, 1859, loNi
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Estate OrA.Gs. Gotham. DeccnsaA

Estate OF a. IL. Gotham, DcGcnSHIt
"a OJlCE 10 GitEDifb.tS.---ih I"-
~ ders,L Lnel woIe, on the 2nl lay OF February
1889, appointed, by lne frublte Court ol GoaugH
County, UuIo, Commissioners on tho Eslute ui
Albert IL. Gotham, deceased, represented lhsoI'
vent; and the pGrIlu Oi six months from The date
ol uur saII appointment Is allowed Creditors !"
bring in aud prnve their Claims against said Es.
lni, The ,ub,crinrr, wi attend To the duties ol
lucir said appointment AT the uhce ui ID w. Jan,
field, IN Chardnn III said County, on the LAS /
MONDAY OF February, March, Apnl, May, lame
and July, AID. lSjy, Al Ten O'Clock a W.. o, each
OF slid days. Dated at Cliurdun, This 2nd day ol
February, \ d, loig.
JOHN FRENCH, Commits
ID W CANflELD,i sloners.
Feb. II. 1852 d7l -Gm
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A pendant said 10 an old farmer no could
not hear u fool. who replied, Your mother
could"
DvrrEs fulfilled are always pleasure.
10 ibs memory.
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Russell. May 81, 1859. 489.3y
KUsseT, NIy II T0-'' - =
STATE OF OHIO, GEAUGA COUNTY, IS.
Duyh Amcs, Plaintiff,
" NouEI oi N""'''O" '-'''


David Ames, Plaintiff, o,.
iOOutt UI IohlIlOH '1H'
James VI. Young, et al
1lNIIE spi4 James VI Young, nonresident
[ tue State oi Oh3 Is uJ'liiol hnl me r,tIu'I''
on the l0u day OF May, isJl. hlrd ~ 'hr C't'" ,
oAae of the Court aiure,nii, hi ir'iuph ag1iH'
Defendants, setting lorh That nn tn' lg'h u'y ~
ADru. 1859. HE said James NJ. Young, iraudn'
lcntiy claiming rile 10 certain landsin Iowa. con
veycd the same TO Plaintiff TOR tour hundred dol
lars. paid in note tor $50, aud horse. harucss
wagons. Sc That to said land5 satd james VI
! Young had no lille whatsoever. aud by means
! and reason of saIl HHulnieut cbnvcynnce Plaln
/ uT uad been dninlged tn the amount Ui SlOo "u'
pra iun a deere holding sal Conveyance V"Id,an
RESTITUTION to Plaiuur II said arires o perSoua
property, and that said JHmos NJ Young shall de
liver w to he ranrcled said $50 and asking tor
Judgment OF lO5. damages Gg1lns' sand james VI
Young And IN order ct attachment has Issue
in said case aud u uJticc in garnisi,ntut serve
AMI returned, a well r ceI"cr appointed nu
INJUNCTION allowed Said Dplenda' viii answr
Nv the line specified by statute III such case mad
aud provided or Judgment be tlken agninr
him, n on default. -
FORRlSr & SMITH, Arys 20: Plaintiff
4 NJ IN i,5g l65w6
~ ,NIN Al 1, 4
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EygCUTOR'S NOTICE.

yy1IIE Undersigned have been Appoint"
oI Executors Ol the Estate OF Joseph y
GiTjrl. deceased. Late oi DllhAnit', HenuEn
Cnnnty. OHIO All persons interested will govern
TABOR WARREN.
EDWIN WALTERS.
iQsp IYv..tW
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GEAUGA COUNTY,
AttentiOny! J!
Lewis, E;aston a. Go.
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
IJAyE OPENED IN THEIR NEW
IL STORE,
No. 81 Marble Block,
SUPERIOR STREET,
and ARE prepared 10 exhibit complete asssort.
FOREIGN AA'D DOMESTIC
Dry Goods,
10 which the attention of those in Geauga County
aud vicinity, who putcilfse IN CieVelnnd Is P"'-
ucDip IN 'mp,I,d. Their stock having been pgr'
chased under the most favorable auspices, enables
them to give GREAT BA!sGAlNS, IN a large
assortment OF Novelties IN
Dress Goods, Leans, Beroges, French
.Tacoaets. OrgaRdte Robey, Ladies'
Ii0Dpiing Dress GOodS, Chintz
Bril- ionts, W0rth 50 cts. for
81 CTS cora do. uorth
Is Cts, for l2 cts.
SILKS! SiLNS!!
/ FANCY SILKS OF the newest and most novel
patterns, some at so cents per yard.
I BLACK SILKS,
BlSCiIOFF'S cclebra ed mnke Oil Boiled Gre
e Rhine, good qualily,at 10 cents per yard.
SIi WIS.
STELLA, BROCuA, CASHMERE, THlBET
GRAPE, &c &C..
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
! A GOOD ASSORTMENT-P PHioD Linen, L,n'
en- HhestiHg. Dimusk. N,pkins. Doyies, &cr
Dr., a"d
WHITE GOODS
Ofrvery description. NANSOOKs plain nni
checked; dotted and plain SWlSS JACtlNEIS
checked CAMB tiCi figured BRlLLiANIS,
En9itOIDEHIE'.
I Embroidered S ttS, .lDnrHing Sriis, -NHStin Cal
lars, Frepch C"Hlrs,
Laces, Trimmings, Buttons. &c.. &C., sc
:. DOMESTIC GOODS.
, ALARGE STOCK, to which we invite por,
iiculrr attention.
; Brown and BleocAed .Sheeting and Shirt
ings, SIMMER Si"BS, .lor CootS and
Points, Linen UrWs and
Duets. Cloths, CdSSi-
mereS and VeIiRgs,
} HOSIERY, GLOVES AND MITs,
and nice assorimeutOt
WR E EIE EBGD NAT eEsszS
Together with LARGE LOT OF OTHER
GOODS too numerous To mention.
! GIy- Panh HrrS nh f"d onr grrh adUIMfagr ;
, seirciipg liam "nr Siock, me rdpr no Ola Good
to show, oHt 81 ck b~i"g EHii rIg NeW.
LEWIS, EASTON 81 co,
MARBLE SroRE, No 81 SuPEmoR sr
/ Cleveland, June 1888 44l