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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09
JEFF. DAVIS Has BEEN CAUGHT.

The war 10 now about played out,
Great changes have been wrought,
Our gallant boys are coming home;
yen Davis has been caught.
Huzzat huzzai now hang your banners eut
Huzzal huEzsl let all the people shout.
The WaJ the reoei CHIEF was caught
Is laughable indeed;
he tried TO run 10 petsiooats,
But he did not succeed
HuZzat huzzai hang all your banners out,
Jen Davis has besu caught, let every one nov
shout.
Our boys did think It very strange,
A woman should retrs-t
With = great boWle-knife in hand,
Until they saw his feet.
Huzzal huzzai our boys have got good sense;
TW1Ht gaiter shoes ana stOgy boots they know
the differences.
Oh, c~rinohne, we think you nne,
For you would hot conceal
y The flying Teuel President,
When he did Ahow his b, eL.
Huzza ] huzzsi there's nothing half 30 hne e.
To show . foot and sukIe Oh, hk we'll raised
orinoline.
Your days are numbered now, old Jsn,
You surely cannot hope,
Or have . bstter end in view,
Than the OF d of . stout rOpe.
HuzZsi huzza | Jef Davis has no shoe:
In settling up all his accounts, Just ieep hI
crimes In view.
The boys who caught JET 4 avis.
Wen welcome ORs and all,
AID treat them to a fine rev SUIT
At ISAACS USIOH HALLl
HuzSa huzEa hfng the starry banner ont.
Our ga lant boys are coming hons, let all lhe
people shout.
The Largest and Best Stock Of F.sb,on,bIa
Clothing in the West, At the Lowest PliosS, at
Isaac A. Isaacs's Union Hall,
agency IOr the SAFE OF oInxsrs OsIs1ruTeq srr-
ing Machines, Storr's Automaton Freshman, and
strongs Patent Army Trunk and Bed Combined.
Cor. superior aud Union streets.
~ Look ont tor the Gisnta mrQ5 /
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09

In the Circuit Court of Bedford county
Tennessee, last week, an interesting case
was tried. The executors of DR.. Vance
sued James M. johnson on a note given for
the purchase of a slave at a time when
slsvery existed, the said note falling due
before the abolition Of the institution in
Tennessee. The defendant pleaded 8 fail
ure of consideration. But it was decided,
says the ~shelbyville Union, that as the e1-
ecutors could have made a title to the
slave at the time the note was due, the de-
fendant is not released from his liability to
psy the debt he not having offered to pay
Il before slavery was abolished. The note
vss payable in good paper currency of the
Country, and money itself. The jury rem
dor.d a verdict against the defendant for
the amount of the note and interest, less
twenty per cent. discount.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09
Death of Commodore Collins.

Commodore John Collins, of the United
States Navy, died very suddenly at North
Conway, N. H, on the I'd. He was born
at Eexter, Nh, in 1896, entered the navy
in 1911, and was e~mployedin active service
during the war with Great Britain. He
was attached 10 the frigate Constitution
during the memorable battle with the Java.
When Commodore Long commanded the
frigate Sarande on the Mediterranean sta
ton, he was assigned the delicate task Of
bringing Kossuth to this country. He
was obliged to place some restrictions on
Kossuth's speech.msking at Msrseilles, in
order not to compromise M government,
and Kossush considered himself badly
treated, and left the SarsnRe at Gibraltar,
but the Commodore's action was fully
sanctioned by our government. In 1858,
the Commodore was appointed fag-oficer
on the Pacific station, and held that post
for two years, when i'll health obliged him
to relinquish his command and return
hcme. Hewss a citizen of Exeter, n. H.,
and was much respected and beloved by a
large circle of friends.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09

1t has been repeatedly asse rted by the
Free Traders that the present tariff is pro-
hibitory in its character, snd tbst the rev.
epue derived from it is less thAu would re-
suIt from lower duties. Very possibly
there may be some few articles on which
the duties are so high as TO have dimiR-
ishsd their importation, 80 fer as to dimi1-
ish the revenue from them also. But that
the tariff as 3 whole is not above q mere
revenue sTzuuzru 10 snvWa by the fact that
while in July and August in 1860, the
value Of foreign goods taken for consump-
ton st the port of New York, was 1885,
26I, and which the Government received
but So, s24, a3s in customs, the Government
collected at the same port in July and Au-
gust Of the present year 500, 900, 900 in
qold, on SAG, oOo, 900 or s4s, 900, 1000 of for
eien goods taken for consumption. The
imports have hardly fallen of, while the
revenue derived from them is considerably
more than doubled.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09
Late news Items.

A lady in Cincinnati recently had hel
husband arrested upon complaint that ht
used her as q mark in his pistol practice
The railroads ~througout the State Of
Tennessee are being turned over to the
companies by the State and military an.
thorities.
Men around Washington don't want
Office. Only fifteen hundred applications
were made for the supposed vacancy of
the Third Authorship in the Treasury De-
partment held by Mr.. Wilson.
Major Estert, Assistant Secretary of
War, has Issued an order forbiddine the
publication of newspaper reports from
and 70 the South, especially the cities of
Mobils and New Orleans, on the ground of
necessity.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09
Edwin Booths Return to the stage.


up PbA tshaPFAae Eag5:: At the time of the
sad occurrence that drove MIN to private
life, he announced his determination never
to come before the public again. OF
the most earnest and incorporating
loyalty, and possessing social qualities that
had won him many friends, he received the
heartfelt sympathy of the Northern people.
Before the close o fAprilhis admirers made
preliminary arrangements, unknown to Mr..
Booth, to bring him upon tho stsged during
the present autumn. He has now joined
his brother-in-law, Mr.. Clarke, of Phila-
delphia, in the management of the Arch
street Theatre of that city. He will not
appear before the audience of Philadelphia
for the present, and it is probable that the
design of q testimonial benefit in New
York will be carried out. Beyond question,
the best American actor in the standard
drama, Edwin Booth, will receive the rap
furious applause of the theatre going public
of this metropolis whenever he consents to
resppear at the tootlights.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09
Gossip about Grauf-FOfes of n Day,s
Journey with the LIeutenant-Gen-
n-nL
Therapeutics La Crosse Democrst.l

1OorrespeDdence La Crosse DemocTst.1
Yesterday l Yves cut short in my descrip-
tion OF the trip of the Itsscs to st. Paul.
To day / can only say that the trip WIS a
most successful one altogether, and the Gen.
eral, if this is the first time that he has
rested upon the bosom of the Father Of
Waters, must be well pleased at what he
saw. Before finishing what was designed
as one ePistle l must give you q few mel
dents of the trip.
General Grant and the Wsshburn fam
lily had each q boy Of about the SAINT age.
There was no little discussion among the
ladies' IS to which was the prettieit boy of
the two, end finally settled down that she
Wsshburn boy, If not the prettiesti was
altogether the best behaved.
General Grants Oldest boy is altogether
what may be called precocious. Ga the
Itasca he esme rushing up to the office,
and demanded another IeJm-his did not
suit him. "What is the matter y asked
the obliging clerk. "The matterF' said
the younstel; somewhat briskly, "why the
- ropes in the room make 30 much
noise that 1 can't sleep, sndI wsnt shothe"
The reply of the clerk was simply,
"rhere sre-two hundred people sleeping
on the ioor-you ought to be thankful
that you have q room st sl" "But 1 want
another and q better one" "You can't
have it sir.p 81 will see about il" and the
youngster went off muttering. That Wns
the last heard or seen Of him on the room
question, but we will bet q sixpence the old
msti spanked the boy if he went 70 him
grumbling.
The party of the leading ones got into
the Texas of the Itsses, and made merry
over q basket of wine. Of course General
Grant was not with them, but the crowd
represented the diguatsries of his suite
One of the pilots whom duty requires to
do his duty, said 10 the party, 'Gentlemen,
l have no objection TO your drinking and
havinga good time here, but I wish you
would do it without noise, as / must have
sleep to properly perform our duties An
upstart of the party took umbrage at the
very reasonable rtquest and proposed
that they should do as they Id pleased
"You will, will your" exclaimed the
pilot, who, by the way, is we'll fitted by pa
lure to carry out anytning11he sgrees to DO
'yOu will. We'll. l will Just tell o Il
there is any more noise here, l will cleal
out the entire party, you may depend uPoI
it" Its needless to say that party ceased
to make q noise, and the pilot sought "tirec
natures sweet restorer, bslmy sleep" with
out further interruption.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09

The for, wing notice is sflEed to the
wa-Iorsn Oh APPEL in Chiseldon: HNotice is
bsrsby GIVEN. thst all persons who wear
scnsaRine boots \ re requested not to be be-
hind time item mhHntesl OF tne eommenee-
ment of divine serFies on sundays, 70 tns
annoyance Of the congregation
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09
- Democratic Paper on General NOR.

n Democratic Paper on Genera MOI.
gan's Resignation.
Several of the organs of the State Rights
Democracy in Ohio have denied our state.
ment that Gen. George W. Morgan, the
State Rights candidate for Governor, re-
signed his commission in the Federal army
on account of dissatisfaction with the
course of the government, and because of
the eensure of the War Department. for his
hAsty evacuation of Cumberland Gap, by
which he opened up an unexpected avenue
In
Kentucky in the fad of 1862. We take
plessure in
editors with the following version Of the
close of General Morgan's military career,
copied from the best Democratic authority
in the United States, the New York
Meas:
aFailing in his endeavors to get Justice
dene him while IN command of Oumber-
land Gap, the Administration laying that
blame upon the General which was alone
caused by the neglect of General Halleck
TO send on supplies, and falling to get either
g court Of inquiry or q court martial, his
health too failing, Gen. Morgan resigned
his command and retired to private Life
This resolve was strengthened by the fact
that about this time the Administration
gave signs Of making the wal not n for
the Union, and the restoration of the forts
and places of the United States, but for the
advancement of the negro race. As 8
lifelong Democrat, he had ever held the
Constitution IS the supreme law of the
land. As the gift of the States to the
Union, he was unwilling TO see these States
reft of their reserved rights and made de-
penSencies upon the General Government,
and their people, under the plea of 8 mill
tsry necessity, without law and without
crime, immured within polite al bastiles.p
The Nes0s also states that Gen. Morgan
abore a prominent part in the battle of
Chickssaw Bluffs,in which engagement his
brother officers charged him with coward
We do not pretend to vouch for the
correctness Of this charge, but give it upon
he authority of the Chicago Republican,
whose editor was at thst time Assistant
5ecretaryo of W@ys position A~tfordiug him
good opportunity to judge of such mat
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09
ToNsoRIAL,
TRIUMPH OF ART.
Wig Making and Ladies Hair Dressing
Vim. DAY. As Public Square,
HAS ALL THE LATEST INVENTIONS IN WIG WosK.

SEE THE ILLUSION wIG-It fits to a charm.
OURL-FRESOH NATURAL RlNGLErS-
y1s received tdlrecf) a large quantity Of this beau
tiful hair. Ladies please call, examine and see for
yourselves.
SWITCHES n BRAIDsAI large and well.
selected stock always on hand
WATERFALLS, BUTTERFLY BOWS, KU.
GENE BOWS and FRHEOa HEAE-DREsSE3
msds BY the advertiser equal 10 thoss imported,
~ Ladies' own BEaids made into any of the
above He.d-Dresses without injury to switch.
Ladies' Hair Dressing, Curling and HAIR Cutting
done in the latest Rnd mot prevailing styles.
HAIR observation-disclosures attention paid to
this branch Of the business. The best OF Dye used.
HOT AND GOLD BATHS alV avs ready. The
best oatoin2 apartments In the CITY, Jy7
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09

Provost Marshal General Fry reports
the total number of men contributed bv
Ohio to the army during the late war 10
have been 3l6,389,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09
ADVERTIsEMENTs.

. HS"TO La" "For sals,n "Loa," ''Ranh,"
'RoEnd'' '.BoadiHg,A DC, not s1essdias FOUB
ms eaeh, Gill be inserted il as oolasan once for
- Gents; net szreedias EIGHT LINES, 90
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09

JUST RECEIVED AND NOW ON
~ exhibition, q large stock Of
FANCR OASSIMBRES,
BLACK DOE5KIN5, I
BLACK DALIAH & BLOWN BROAD CLOTH,
BLACK AND FANCY SATIHEFTs,
EYBRET Mills DOUBLE 1-
AND TWIST COrT IEADEs,
A ND DRAB HAbIENS,
sILI0IAs ANDSATERN DRILLS,
WAGON CANVAS nRILLS,
FURNISHING GOODS.
Merchant Tailors, county derchantsAud Who'e-
sAls buyers generally, will ind It to their adVRn-
tags to examine my stock before purchasing else.
where. s MANN,
jylS 162 Superior st. opp. Bank st.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09
WANTS.


WANTED
EMPLOY THE SOLDIERS.
Business men are requested to apply for Clerks
Book-kespsls Pc tiers, nechAnits, Apprentices, and
EIpioyees, 10 the agency Of the SANITARY OOmmis
zion, No. SO Bank street, where Soldiers, honOrablJ
discharged and well qualified, viii be found willing
.aHr+tanMOus to W TX.
change FIR servi -es Of this Agency
Situations are now wanted .Or the following viz:
4 BOUk-keepers, fine Tenmen;
Il CLERKS, experienced in day soo-s, grocery or drug
store ;
IL Drivers, Green's and Gardeners;
2 POrters;
2 BiAcksmi his;
l Marble Gutter;
1 Wooden finlsher;
/ Shoemaker;
: Earmero;
5 MAchinists aud Tinsmifh's apprentices;
6 have no trade and wild 20 anJ thif &;
Z disabled men wish places as messengers, egents
or Office pOrters.
Please send in your orders and help these men to
earn an honest living. Ap5ly at
50 BANK STREET,
au9S.74q CLEVEGAND. OHIO.
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LOST.
O3T-WOMAN-Mr. D. n. Farry,

II OST-WOMAN.-Mrs. ID. N. Furry,
II tmaiden nams Lucy 4. Wing) mysterlonsly dis
appeared Monday afternoon, September 18th, l8ot
irOm Ravenna. Oh Q, supposed 10 be In 3 state OF
temporary dlrznEement. She is about 5 ct tncnes
high, weight lSe. % years Of Ege; complexion nfnt.
eyes bl ne, hair light brown and waved near parting
a small wsrt near iisht eve. She had on q DARK cal;
leo ores, plaid six shawl, Neapoltan oraO-So-ose1
bJnnet td.nmed with blue. an { q brown Welt sne
wore = large ptsln nvsl-snaped ssld ptesstptn, yIih
h4r tataers miniature in it. Two nngs. oneA piein
heavy gold one. with Fur" marksd o. Ineile. tne
othsr apt ring. tissaPsosed she let keVea9A on
III Az 3. W. or O. & P. RE- Any person address,
ing DR. O. O. RtYsnna, Ohio. giving m
formation OF { 9 lOst, will relieve her riends from
an IN icting suspense. and be suitably rewarded.
Othsr pagers PLEASE copy. segs-
I OSr-A large black Q milch Oo~,
~ with short horns, 9 white strips uPtne nsnAi age
about sears. Toe above ssrayed isst night rom toe
iaciosure on Gaze avsnue. near CEDAR ST. any lniOr.
mahon that will lead 70 the recovery OF the Gov VIII
be ~ 4nErufiy received, and parties reSsrded, by
WILLIAM FORD, corner Cedar and Case avenue
Cleveland. seRo.zA
OST-An envelope containing some
IL ninety dollars, consisting o. one go compound
Interest note, some three or fOur sic notss, aud bal
ancs IN small bills V IL supposed 70 have beel lost
between the Post-oflce aud the Second National
Bank. The finder Will be libtraily rewarded BY
lesving IL at the LEADER COunting Room. sep5:lt.
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r0A SALESMAN WANTED-To 90
OUU neit and I'LL orders for the Life Of
MIsCELLANEOU
= nnn MONEY AnVANOEp.

ego 00n MONEY ADVANCED
0OU,UUO in sums 70 suit-at the old stand and
wsH-knovn MAGHERS LOAN OFFICE, on Seou-
E,aes ofevery kind, viz Gold and Silver MstoneAs
Danonds, Silver Ware, Jevelry. Guns, PlstolHs
Oi9thinR, Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeons, and eli per-
s7lli property and articles Of value on the most sat-
Isf 1rF terms. Business strictly private. 6etap-
lshsd 81. n.B.-A variety o. unredeened watch
ea, Jewslry, Cans, eto-, OF sale at bargains.
Ddi.s-,orner Of Water aud Superior utTe5H, over
DaYIsF Peir3tso's Clothing Store.
oos32 y. .. = w.
DHOrOGRAPH CARDS FOR GEN.
Il TLENEN.-Sample with catalogues sent for Is
cent. Inclose an envelope with your own name,
snd address D. HEMETTE, IS Liberty st., New York
Stv Jel2:244
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09

WANTED-AGh, Life Of sSEshan I'm I'm.
10 act Is agents Tor the q~terriiory guaran-
ooln. Liberal terms and exclusns Ulcers, soldiers,
IA sveats. and al young men Of abb. - prohta-
nsde a. ones, fthfy desire to engage ~ to J.
". RHODFs 4 CO., ss Fifth ST. ORE y15S5.afs
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09
OIL NEWS.
PjthOIe Items,


On Wednesday morning Of last week
the "Homestesd" well, on the Hiner Farm,
ceased flowing. 1t is supposed by good
judges that it was caused by q well being
bored on the Morey Farm, close by, which
Is now SbOuL six hundred feet deep, and
that the water flooded the HHomestead'
well. On Saturday the Superintendent
had the lower valve taken out of the well,
which has always been in and the engtne
put In order TO pump her, and they are
still / hopes that she will flow in q short
time. l fear they will be disappointed, at
least until the well on the Morey Farm is
tubed, when l think she will again flow.
The Homestead" has, since February LIST,
flowed daily about six hundred barrels, and
was one Of the finest wells on Pithole Creek.
1t is principally owned by 8 Boston COM
psny and q young man named Shepiey
Moorhead, from Freeport, iArmstrODg
County, who put the we'll down. and still
retains one-seventh interestin her. as well IS
the same interest in fifty acres, fee simple,
and known as the 'Hiner Farm. He Is
one of the most successful gentlemen in the
oil regions.
l am informed by reliable authority that
the celebrated United States we'll has fallen
off 10 her weld over three hundred barrels:
she is not flowing more than five hundred
barrels At present, and for the last six
months she hes flowed from eight hundred
to nine hundred barrels:
Gil Discovery in UOIumbiana, Ohio.
Especial Correspondence of PistsbuTg OOmmerciaLl
C~oLUMBIAEA, September 4, 1865.
Columbisns county, Ohio, is destined to
be one of the best oil territories discovered.
The lew wells that have been put down
have been good ones; not q single failure
rs yet. There are several wells being bored
on the middle forks of Beaver Creek, and
oil procured In two wells on that stream
last week. They are putting in the tnbing
to pump them. The COlumbianA Petro-
leum Company struck oil on last Friday
at the depth OF two hundred and twenty
feet They lave q good show, and are pre-
pairing TO tube and pump il. Their well
is located at the mouth of ELK Ran, which
elnpties into the middle fork of Beaver,
about eighty miles from the town of Co
iumbiAns, ut 8 place called ElktoD, the
junction Of the New Lisbon and Ashtsbuls
Railroad, which is completed from where
it crosses the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railway to New Lisbon, and they
expect to finish it So far as Elkton
this season. So they will have splendid
opportunities for shipping their oil The
oil Is OF the best lubricating quality YET
discovered. The company have purchased
and leased q large quantity of oil territory
and are about making q joint stock. com
psny, and selling some of their interests in
the oil territory. The we'll will be tubed
and pumped this week, 1 expect. If SO, ]
shall endeavor to give you the results.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09
~tnLmMRIANA COUNTY.

On Saturday last, q little girl, a dsugh-
ter Of Mr.. Benjamin Iden, was crushed 10
death in her fathers mil, in North George
cidehtally drawn into some OF the gearing
connected with the boiling cloths, and
before. she could be rescued, both her arms
were broken and her body SO crushed that
see died instantly. Her father and two
other men we're standing by when the sad
accident happened, aud they made every
effort in their power to rescue her, but
without avail.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09
INSURANCE.
AND LIFF INSURANCE.
LITERP0OL = LOSDON 4 GLOBE
Insurance Company.

Stockholders Personally liable.
Assets January 4, ss1.------ei6y06 I,710
Invested in tue Uni,ed States and $1,000
held BY tho Hew YORK Directors. I,5S3,SS9
DIRECTORS In sew ToRk VINO Ans Also sTokHOLDEAs;
ii p co TENET. Esq Chairman. .
HTNRY SRINHEGL, Esq Dep. Chairman.
JOSEPH GAILGARD, Rsq.
ALEX. HADIGTON, Jr., ESQ.
y. A. tRyhI6ALD, a. M. B. Consul.
Il. ,. sANDERsoN, Esq.
CHARLES G. BALDWIN, Agent.
Office owes Natioual OfEy Bank, lbs Superior
-treet, Cleveland. sug2E146
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09

EOR SALE-A Machine Shop, with al
L the Tools required ior manufactures and re-
pairing work for the Oil Regions. The shop 10 lOca-
ted at Franklin. the great centre OF the oil trade.
Address Box liz Franklin, HenansO County, Penn.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09

s9O G. & 3. CRYSTAL D. r. $40.
vaar can be realized gliding and put.
q pillflIl ing NJ the CRYSTAL JOB PLATE.
AltllHI 1gsnIs v anted. stock, Tools. and In
9tUQQ st7nctiops est go. 1. L. TODD B CO.
al Nassau street, New York
SEND FSR A OARCDLAA. &PG1o0a66
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FOR SALE,

DOR SALE-Lot on Long St, rear Of
No, 100 Superior st.; 5Ox7U feet. JOHN O.. JEN-
hINGS. AtW ter Building. sefp2A
EoR SALE-Good House and Lot on
Scovflle st. Barn and barring fruit trees. A de.
s,rable psidense. JOHN G. JENNINGS, Atgster
Building ssI9:H2
EoK sALE-Good House and Lot No.
Il IM Garden ct. Good fruit and shrubberT.-
ABBRICK, 3l6suPerior s.. SEPT ;245
TOR SALE-A fine Residence on Cedar
st., about one mile irem the city lins. Ten acr,s
Of srOdpd, seven otwhich are producing gra2es. Ap-
~ 1" - NO. IL seps 20
EOR SALE-A fine stock of Dry Goods
j. and the long ease obtained at low rate of q large
cations in hesdVile. Address Box n, Meadyille,
Pa. ser5:24
EOR SALE-A Machine Shop, with all
Il the Tools required ior manufacturing and re-
pairing work for the Oil Regions. The shop IL looa-
I'D at Franklin. the great centre OF the oil trade.
Address Box liz Franklin, Nenango County, Penn.
~Rugz9:24S
ROR SALB-LAND-50O, 900 Acres of
4 the best Lands in Northsra Missouri for sale by
the Hannibal & 81. Joseph Z. z. Co., FOR cash or ten
y.ars' csediG- l urnish all he Companies circular
and advertising ~dOcuments- Apply TO AbBEkT
ALLYN, No. Law college. Cleveland. y. a1zz:1t6
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE IN
Ii BEREA.-W1n be sold cheap. This ia 3 rare
opportunity for Germans or others desirous Of edu-
caung their children at the schools Of Berea, and 20
OBTAIN 8 home At small figures Address Pc. Box
l3i Berea, Or b LEADER Ofioe, Oleveiand, ONO.
Jyi5:Z32
OUT SLAVES AND HEADING.
" The undersigned keeps constantly on hand Q
large aud " ell nade stock 10 fseasOned cutStaves and
HEADING, 1t the lowest market prices. Factory
near Cleveland a Toledo R=ilroad depot.
all orders promptly filed ana satisfaction war.
rsntod. JUNE q EDGAkTOh.
Fremont, o July 1924
e OK SALE-THK LARGE DOUBLE
Il hOuss IS and IS Prospects street, suitable for .
boarding q use. Terms easy. Enquire Of CONWAY
W, NOBLE. at the pnioe o. saokus A Noble. fel3:H