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aeaths.

HOOPS.-On the morning Of the 20ih No ssmber last
OF Dipheria after one weeks illness Lola Josephine
3years months and 20 days. Z. " u tFtl''l
single breath. low drawn sigh,
Can break the tie that binds here,
Il, Aud wal the spirit TO the sky an, rfh 81 ta'H
Such was her eiid, calm release. .f
cAkafAN.-of diptherls, on New yeas's dsy, Jessie v
onrfnaii, daughter Of cupi. w. c. Caman, nyed 4.
uatr mt. shndrsn 20 roits unto NE Tor Or such I.
the kingdom OF Heaven. 's-I
PICKERiNG--Of Typhoid Pneumonia, at Lebanon
Ny, Nov 10Th, tss2, hlr. Charles D. Pickering, of
nr Isaac pieks,ing, and member Of Capt. Mtchelrs
Friend Charlie, take my pcn address few lines in
token OF rertembrance OF thee. II Is painful task to
record the memory Of the dead bu, cmnio refrain
writing lew iies. however distressing it may be !;
Knowing thai as do so. that will see thy
ig In the hall Of hon,ensver more SEQ the light Of lie
and health bsamng in Thy dark eyes while these
even shores OF time But the blessed assurance is ours
that in Heaven thou awuitest thy friends oi earth Then
let this bTigh hope lead us 70 those heavenly
there TO dwell forever with God and ihee No more
Charlie, moi long since saw thee In all thy brieh,
aspiration Of young manhood. Little did think he
Charlie. that thou would be lying In the cold
ground, Thou young. robe, hast been taken from
ms ser The dark clouds OF had their
acros. ny pathway. Thy hands now folded upon thy
peucefui brcnst-no more work for thee do; cmlm,
sleeping more weary marches for thee to perform
for Thy young life has been willing sacrifice to thy
country Yet the fearful hattie field did thou fall
bui that terribly fatal feverthe scourge OF the camp
seized the vitas Of Thy lifs and soo OH laid
thee up yoider Then rest ia peace dear friend and
may the Lord be very msrcifu 10 thy fond parents and
enable them 70 look forward to sssstre lisu bsyoa
| are no, known. They haye lost afectioiate son.
whom they had hoped to be the s,a OF their dec lining
placed ngain OH earth, and that thoughts OF thee will
bring the lear Of grief and sorrow 10 their may
lie ihai eyeth and He that ,sksiR away Then dry these
tears fond parents, in heaven angel awaiss your
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-ScrlIoasr lTnrts CAuoR1. lLou 4

suv.IIoasr THrss CAuoR4. Aon iass
Thursday night Messrs. Samuel Lewis and
Archibald Giden returned 70 town With die
horse stolen from Mr. GifenIthe Sunday
night previous, and having in their posses
sion Capt" VIM. P. Simpson, who was
found in possession Of the horse. Simpson
was arrested about s miles AboveP Pittsburgh.
He vas in bed asleep when Mr.. Lewis poun-
ccd upon him. Simpson wss terribly fright.
ened, and begged these gentlemen not to
kill him. TTiis occurred Il sbodtJ 10 clock
on Wednesday night. They guarded him
tho balsnce Of the night alternately, bat
neither Of them recognized him until the
following morning.
Simpson left here, we belieye, about tbe
LIT of July, 1891, without any one knowing
where he had gone to-, He was very vio-
lent Buttsrnut, and HE neishbors generally
thought he had gone 60 the Rebel atmy.-
When he left here his hair was as white as
snow, and he wore no whiskers. He has
colored his hair black and now has black
whiskers aud moustache. He has also lost q
great deal Of flesh. soys--
1t is thought he has been in this business
pretty extensively. Mr.. 8. M. Thomp psdn'l
mare, stolen from here on the evening Of
the 9Th of October, vas sold to . Mr.. Don.
aldson, at Steubenvhles The recsipt given
to Donaldson is in Simpsons writing. Don.
aldson also describes him pretty correctly
He was then sailing under the name Of
"Wm. X. Grifiths." When caught this
TIME his name was "Wm. Willi.msou.'' ~
Simpson was also seen near this town by
Mr.. Isaac IT. Graft, on the night Mr.. Aults s
horse was stolen ti(lt ttiib }
Simpson at one time represented this
County in the Ohio Senate, and was also
Sheriff two terms. He was elected by the
Democrats. e;'At' AZ ~ ~ a.
Since the above was written, Mr.. Don.
aldson, to whom Simpson sold the Thomp-
son mare, has visited him in his cell in the
Jail, and identified him. Simpson. natu.
rally ofa very forid complexion, grew pale
as death when Mr.. Donaldson entered his
cell. He, of course, denied ever having
seen Mr.. Donaldson.
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State Of Ohio, Belmont Co., Is

Court of Common Pleas.
Isaac z. blanchard IHE DEFENDANTS, non non
John Franks = Re- will ,ate noIiss, thst on this
becca Franks his wife day the Paihf has 6ied In he
named his petition against them the object Of
which 10 70 foreclose two mortgages made by the deen
11ts the Plaintiff, one for 8600 noie and mortgage
dsled the lth day June 1900 the other for $500
aud mortgage dated aoth Of June 1890 each al one year
with interest from date at per cent per annun, both
mortgages Of the land, described follows the
West half OF the Southwest quarter oil Sec. Township
s. and range ofthe Marietta district also fifteen
adjoining the said tract being par Of the N. E. quarter
Of the s. e quarter Of Sec o. Township s. vnnge con-
veyed the said John Franks by Jacob ocnpi the lst
OF July ls5g that the whole amount Of said noles and in
teres due together with e2 paid for delinquent tax
the same.
The substance Of the prayer Is that unless by shor
day to be named the said money be paid that the said
Of land be sold and thai out of The proceeds the
PlAinth's claim be paid. y i .sLt ris f
The defendants are therefore required to snswsr said
petition the 2sh day Of February is the said peti
lion will be taken true and confessed By you, and
Judgment will be enersd aecordingy:
- JAMES r. CHARlESwORTH, Clark.
Jan. ist le63-5w.
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NO. OF poUNps TO TEE pUsHEL.

DTOTrIoEss OF THE STATE BOARD Oh
AeRIcULryRE.- 1.-The following are the Off
GERS elect Of the Ohio State Board Of Agri
culture for the nezt two years:
Readeat--N. 8. Townseud, Avon, Lo
rain county. ~lfss
1reasurer--Day Taylor, Columbus. 2
Recording Secretavy--D. Mcmillan, i.,
Xenia. ..',t ~. a-a.,.aa-,.,r
I" Corresponding Sscretayy-John H. Kip
part, Cclumbus.
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n~THE GovERNoR's MESSAGE. Gov
.Tod's Message is printed in full on our out
side. The Message is lengthy, but it will
well repay perusal Edison B. Dds, a
man whum Sam. Medary; wears ago, said
'died for want Of honest principles" has
pitched into that part Of the Message rela-
ting to the arrest of certain citizens for
reasonable speeches, encouraging resistance
to the draft, &e The Governor says these
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Notice.

Lucy Newby, Elmra Newby, Gabriel THE above
Newly, Mary Ncwby. James Newly, ! named Jen-
Ann Newby, William Newby, Edwin hinges will lake
Newly and John Newby, minor, by notce that pc.
his next friend Gabriel Newby, PlufS ttion has been
against fled in the Office
Harriet Jennings, Lucy Agnes Jen- Of the Clerk Of
nings, Dangcr6ed Jennings, Gabriel thcConr Of Com
Jennings and James Kelsey, Admir- mon Pleas OF the
Of Dangerfcld Newly, decd Defts. County OF BEL
mont aud State Of Ohio In the above nsmed case, the
object Of which petition and action is 10 obtain the judg
met Of said Court lhal the said plaintiffs and that
the said Jennnsos Tho heirs and srbuees Of
said Danserfeld Newby, deceased. and that the said
plaintiff. have and the said Jenningses have not right
to receive ud hold the estate OF tie sold Danger6
Newby deceased aud that uriess they answer by the
liih day OF February ls3 the petition OF said plaintiffs
against hcm in snid will be taken rs true and judg-
menl rendered accordingly. -.
December II, 1s02--App. I7-t7l ~ .,
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s~THAT blessed martyr" Edison B.
Olds, had reception at Columbus, a few
days ago. There we're buggies and %
horsemen in the procession. So says the
Columbus correspondent ofthe Cincinnati
Gazette. y After this farce was over, the
studentsin Startling. Medical College got up
procession. They hired two drays, and
an itinerant organ-grinder, with his organ
and monkey. The organ was placed on one
dray and the monkey--the blessed mar
tyrl'-on the other The students then
formed procession and paraded the streets,
and after this was done marched to the
State House in body and gave three rous.
ing cheers for Gov. Tod and the Union.
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s0THs Loousr. Jos. Harris, ono Of
the most experienced fruit growers in the
State, gives our readers the benefit Of his
experience with the locust, in short arti-
Gle in this weeks paper. His suggestions
are practical, and csu becarrisd out without
much trouble. LISA
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N0EHG,1H5

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO WILLIAM REED that
John Cole did, on the 10Th day Of December. deposit
In the Treasury Of Belmont County the OF ~ 90
tax interest and penalty, for the redemption Of Lot No
10 in the town Of baniesve sold In the name OF Arch
bald Cole at Tax Sale JAM th, isoi and that said sale
s hereby cancelled and said lot ansferred 70 the name
Of John Cole PIER. COLEMAN, Dept Auditor.
Dec rs lo82.--Sw
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p0-STATE AUDIToR.-We learn fton, .
reliable correspondent at Columbus that
Gov. Tod will appoint Hon, W. s. Kennon
State Auditor, vice Tayler,t resigned. Mr..
Kennon is now in New York. aisA .,..l9l
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Marriea.

BEYAER-NICHOLS- Al the Fourth street Methods,
Church. on Thursday, the eth inst. ut o'clock p NJ
BY III. Rev. s. Barnes. Mr.. z A. Bsymer, Of Wheel.
Ing, Va, 10 Miss Elizabeth s. Nichols formerly oi
Cisir.vilie, O-lWhceiins Int.
HDMAS-MoRRlS.--At the residence of g. NJ
10Th. ie02 b. Rev James Rogers, Charles w Thomas
q! Damascus, caiforais41eMlss Lydia Morris, Of
Blanchester, Ohio
TODD-BEATrY-on ths On lsAs,. 'by the Rev
Jo,n b. Grahsm Mr.. Jane. Todd and Miss AM gelnia
Hebecca Deaity, both OF Iselm6ut County o. :
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s0rGov. PIERporNT has postponed the
execution of Doc Pool, the murderer, until
the 18th day Of March next. Pool says he
is not prepared to die. 1 @ N
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NODrEsIW1lz1

RS HEREBY GIVEN TO JOHN DARRAH the, Lee
L. Fred did, ON the 23d day Of Deccmbef deposii in
the Treasury OF Belmont County the Of e2i 81,
interest and penalty for the redemption Of Lot No. rs
W. & in the town Of GAINESVILLE, sold in the name oi
Moses Fensn, at Tsx Sale. Jan ~ 1851; aad that said
sals b hereby cancelled and said lot transferred 70 the
- ' PIER COLEMAN, Dept Asdi,sf
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H@STANDARD OF WEIaHTs AND MEAS
uREs. The following standard Of weights
and measures, established by the Gen. As
ssmbly Of the State of OHIO, April s., 1859,
is very important to every farmer and bust
ness man.. Our readers should cutit out
and preserve it. ,-upfl buh ,al,3g8
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A Friend in Need. Try it.

DIR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT, a an
external remedy Is without rival and will ailevste psin
more speedily than any Other preparation For all Rheu
maiic mud Nervous Disorders IL truly infHble and
curative for Sores, Wounds Spfnns Bruises &C. its
soohing healing and powerful strengthening properties,
excite tie Just wonder and aseonshmcpf Of ali who have
ever given trial Over cue thousand ecnhesies Of
remarkable cures, performed BY within As lasi Two
yesrs, attest The fact
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pS-AN interesting letter from our Co.
lumbns correspondent may be fouud in an
other column. Il ga ..l- . ,sa. ii.. ss.sl.
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EYps Cs,sfs Rs,card.

CTRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, near Boston
- Belmont County, Ohio, bound boy BY the name o
George Helms, between II nnd ~ years old. All per
hereby warned not 70 sell him snylhing rus
him my account Any person returning said boy
will receive the above reward. ESQ. 4 flE Z. 80
:. :. : - = - Q. g. cLIFr. near Bossou.
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Assistant Assessors Notice.

NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN to all whom /, may
IN concern that any person residing in the Townships
Of Wayne Sonersei Warren. Goshen, KIRK wood Flush
ing, Union and Richand desiring 10 take eu, license
fos ay OF the trades business or Occupations requiring
license therefore under the Excise Law, can be ac-
and OF such for which they may desire license
and will il blank application, and send the by
mail for their signature, which they return by mail
At Belmont, Belmont Co.. O. .-
ALONZo p, MILLER
Assessor Cd Division, 16lh Assessment Dist, Ohio.
ia1
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Internal Revenue Tax.

r HEREBY GIVE NOTIcE TO all persons Of Bel.
! mom County who are required 10 pay Internal Rev-
Taxes thai will be Al the following places the
days set forth, viz: .lll
81. Clsiyville, Monday, Jan i2th--iewis House;
Flushing, Tuesday, iHh-Brsndenbergs Store;
Morrislovvn, Wednesday," l<th-Phce House;
Barilesvile. Thursday, I" 15ih-Mills House;
Somerton, Friday, 1Bti-Paliner Honse;
Powhattan. Monday, I" 1sh-Hendershot's;
Bellaire, Wednesday. 2is-Esq Anderson's once
Tor the purpose Of collecting the United Suites Taxss
AL Taxes not paid the days above named will be
required to be paid Al my Office in Bridgeport before the
fret day Of February next. &, u II ~ 81 p
Any unpaid Taxes alter that date mus, be collected
with Ten per cent. added thereto.
d. T. HOWELL, Deputy Collector District 10
Bridgeport, Dec 90 1862.
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gnsimess Mutiees.
SINGER & CO.'S
Letter " "a"
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,

WITH ALL THE RHoBNT IMPROVEMENTS,
Is the BKsr and CHEAPEST and MOST BEAUTIFUL Of oil
Sewing Machines. This Machine will sew anything
from the running Of tuck In Tarlean to the making
an Overcoai-anything from Pilot or Beaver Cloth down
70 the soea 0nnre Or cossamer Tissue, and Is ever
ready 70 deiss work .opestsedon cAn fen. hen bind
gather luck Quilt and has capacity for great variety
Of oramsatsi work. This is not the only Machine thai
fell hem bind and forth, but |, will do 30 bette,
than any other Machine. The Letter "a" Family Sew.
ing Mschlne may be had In great variety Of eabf,e
cases The Folding Case, which is now becoming 50
popular Isl ss iis Inme implies one that can be folded
into boz or case, which, when opened, makes beau
,ifu subsan,in and spasOus able orths work 10 res
upon The Of every imaginable design-plsin
,he wood grsw in lie native ioreasor slsboraisy
flushed ss srt can make lheni. ,'t'e" '+F'
The Branch Offices are well supplied with sik, twist
thread, peedles, oil elc Of the yeryibssl qualify, -
Send Tor . copy Of siNsER q cos 0tzxrfE n'--N =
l. M. SINGER q CO.,
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DO-Eso. HOWELL, Deputy Tax Collee-
tor, was in town on Monday, collecting
s'greenbacks" for Uncle Sam.
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sSsTn President has, nominated Hou.
Robert W. Taylsr Comptroller Of the Treas!
ury, in place Of Hon. Elisha Whitrissey.
deceased, Mr.. Tayisr il our prsssuf Au-
Aitor Of State.
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sGTHE debate in tho Senate on At
torney-G General CritchAeld is printed ID oar
columns this week. sRn.n DaJaaI.I.l W
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s~MR. Fl. s. GoRpNER, news dealer at
Bridgeport, has our thanks for the Phila-
delphia Preas.. gbs ifB a.SoeW
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NGleE,N0lH

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO JOHN DARRAH dat o.
post In the Treasury Of belmont County the ssa sf
ss2 e7iax intesrs and penaly for The redemption of
Loi No 20 in the town Of GAINESVILLE. sold h ibe
Of William D. Alder at Tax Sale, Jan. lish le6i, and
that sHd sale s hereby esneeled snd said oeuunsfesd
10 the nams Of said C. d y. Dayea.por-
Ian. Il ff<S1
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rNHE TEACHERS WHO WERE EXAMINED AT
Il Bell.ire on Saturday the 27th Of December sr-
hereby Notified that in the rsbbery Of The Pcst Once
which occurred here last week the Certificates enclosed
Their names and Posi- Oiiee addsess are thns lou The
undersigned would request all who were examined q
that time 10 forward 10 either OF us an envelope con
tanning upon postage u mp. with their name and
Posi Once address. w. b. HOU0H,
D. n cAMPBELL-
o. Cisirsvils, Jan. Q, isd3.
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Notice.

Jsmes Glaas and Mary Gia.s his wlts p,sinsEk
against .s- ,--.,
Thomas Dunn and William Dunn and sihers defendAApL
4 CT1ON pending In the Court Of Common Plssd In
"A the County ol Belmont and stste Of Ohio Thomas
Dunn and William Dunn, defendants IN tie above ao-
oi are hereby notified that said action is pending In
SAID Court that the obleet OF The action s comps the
devisers Of William Dunn, deceased.iaI- Of ssd coun-
Tor the benefit OF his legaiees and that ess they an
swer by the th day OF February, ih63 the peIsn Of
the Plaintiffs in said action filed in the Office OF The
Clerk Of said court will be taken end judgment
rendered accoKisngly. ..- 70
JAS =. CHARLESwoRrH,
Clerk Of said cosn
Nnc L fG62-Rw H
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state Or ohio, neimont CO., s..

james Price, Admir- Of John l..
wihrod, decd, petitioner,
Nancy winrod, Geo vyinrea,
Rufh Parks and John Parks, Jas
Winrod. Susannnh Winrod,
Mary Winrod, Reason Z, WIN;
rod, David r. WInrpd, and Ca
leb Bracken, defendants.
order of said Cotrt1 ON the 2,ih {
assignment of DOVER oi y aney
deceased, III And for tho sale oi
saids deeessed died possessed,
wsS,' ausrter Of Sec. 81, Towns
ssiiiily loat acres 70 psy u; ih;a.' 4
Mssmksr is, isde-<w
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sw-HoM DXsI. PICK ossrs bic fesu
'topssv sssis osse ssasefti'sus sna
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AuctiOneer's Notice.

THEREBY TENDER MY SERVICES 70 Tho pubic
Auctionees, trusting by due asieniionp busisess
70 merit share Of public patronage, havias applied for
icense Auconeer, under the Excise Law Of the U.
8 Any person requiring my services procure The
same BY addressing me a Hunsr Belmont Co, Ohio.
jai JOSEPH d. MAYS, Auctioneer.
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Dental & Surgical InstYumen
ACARD

HAVING sOLD MY STOCK or DRU0e, NedL
cines and Pixinfe. 70 the arm Of Msssss- Waist
oes enssomefe Tor ef liberal patronage and voss
would take pleasure la introducing 70 youf fsyofaLIs
ibe same and having made snH,g 70 rs1,ain 4
ss,se.hmem nna epripG Tor hs Rseposs u sssaIine
add precrptious JAS w COf,IINa
New. 20, 1904 ~
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slsw Adrertistneuts.
Desirable Residence for Sale

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"A sty q whsslisg, . ~ ~ tss iis.se ia -
.:. wn,ss .ssIs e s = 49, s%ssssd sss1s sss
vs< fhs pfssrises sdjoiD the town o d. Claire q
vile, Esd eeptsins hy vssissse q Pears greet vsnesy
ds(ssbis tasissIes Of 0sspss y ~ = sess qasniy
of. NY Ars onsmssssi 1ssss - ete4isey. ;