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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-05-10


DIRECTORY The following is directory
Of the ofheers Of Bedford County and the
Borough Of Bedford, of the Ministers of Bed
ford and the time of meeting of the different
associations;
BEDFORD COUNTY OFFICERS.
President Judge-Hon. Alex. King
1ssoeiate Judges-Wm. G.iEiehotz and Geo.
W Gump.
Protbonota,y Register and Recorder, 6e.-o.
E. Shannon.
Djstrict AttoFBoy--E. T. Kerr.
Yrcasurer-George Mardorh.
Neif-Robert Steckman.
DeDEty Sherif-Philp HuzZard.
Depaty Srruey0r-Samue ketterman.
saatissioners-Michael Wertz Michael S.
Ritehey and David H0Wsare. Cterk-John g..
Fisher CouRsel-John W. Dickerson.
Directors Of Poor-Samuel Beckley, D. r. An
derson and Michael Diehl. ,Steeard-Samuel
Defbaugh. Couasel-E. F. Kerr. C2erk-T. R.
Gettys Treasurer-William Bowles. Physician
DR.. F. c. Reamer.
AHdttors-David Evans, James Mattingly and
John d. Lucas.
BoRoU6H OFFICERS.
Bacgess-o. Z. Shannon.
Assistant B,rgess-Philip Huzzard
C0ustfi-Thom8s II. Lyons, John B0Or, A. w.
Mower, j. NJ. Shoemaker Hiram Lentz and I. r.
Gettys C7erk-H. Nicodemus. TreasWer-
Constable William Gephart.
High C5RstGJle-Samue Waters.
Sctool Directors-Job Mann, S. L. Rus sell, T.
r. Gettys, Jacob Reed, John Cessna and II. Me
odsmus. Seorete,y-J, W. Lingesfeltor. Treas
urer-T r. dettys
MINISTER'S.
Pres5yteriass--Rev. A. v. Schenck.
Luihsran-Rev. J. Q. McAttec.
Het10dist-Rev. B. g.. W. Reed.
Geysaea Reformed-Rey. II. Heckerman.
RoaeR Cafholic-Rey. Thomas Heyden.
ASSOCIATIONS.
BedJord Lodge, No. 500, a. Y. NJ, meets on
she first Wednesday on or before full noon, in the
Bedford Hall, on the corner Of Pitt and Richard
streets.
Pace Branch EseaMpmeHi, No. ia, 1. .. 0.
F., meets on the first and third Wednesday even
ings Of each month, In the Bedford Hall.
Bsdford Lodge, No. 202, /. 0. o. T., meets ev
cry Friday evening, in the Bedford Hall.
Bedford Lodge, No. las, !. @. q. T., meets in
the Court House, Monday evening Of each
week.
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A. g. suRorER, No So, April Term. 1867.
VS. In the Common Pleas of
SUSAN SHRoYER. Bedford county. Alias Sub
pena on Libel for Divorce. Two returns of nSR
est inUeatas.
April %, 1857. On motion Of J. b. Cessna,
ESQ, NJ. A. Points, appointed TO take testimony.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned win
meet all parties interested at the house Of John
l.. Grove, in the town of Bloody Run, on Tuesday,
May rs, 1867, at ten o'clock A. NJ, to take testi-
mony. NJ. a. POINTS,
nayS.4t Commissioner.
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CTUCKEY & HAKES.
- LAW, REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
AND AUCTIOEEERS.
Office on Main street, between Fourth and Fifth,
opposite the Court House, Kansas City, Mo.
Investigators Of Titles, Taxes Paid, Rents Col
lected, Houses, Lots and Farming Lands bought
and sold. Information in reference to places of
business in the city and surrounding country
cheerfully given. Business respectfully solicited
W. H. HAKEs. 2. y. sTUcKEY.
may2tf.
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DUBLIC SALE Of
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

Il VALUABLE REAL EST ATE
By virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court Of
Bedford county, the undersigned, Administrators
Of the estate Of Samuel Armstrong, late Of Snake
Spring township, deceased, win sell al public out
CIV, on the premises on MONDAY, The 18th day
ofJUNE, 1867, the following described real es-
tate, situated in said township, 70 wit; All that
certain TRACT OF LAND adjoining lands Of
Jacob Sniuer, John Armstrong, Isaac Ritchey
and others, containing l37 acres and lj3 perches,
about leo acres cleared and under fence. and hav
ing good two story Stone Dwelling House, Bank
Barn, and other necessary outbuildings thereon
erected Balance ol tract we'll tmbcred. There is
also good SAW MILL on the property conve-
nient to plenty Of fine timber in the neighborbood
The land is well supplied with running water,
and there is also an Orchard Of choice fruit trees
upon the premises.
TERNs.-One third in hand st continuation Of
sale, and balance in two equal annual payments
thereafter with interest.
Possession given on the Grst Of April next
Deed to be made after confirmation Of sale, and
Judgment note or notes given for two last pay
ments DANIEL r. SNYDER,
JOHN ARMSTRONG,
May3:ts Administrators,
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A GENTS WANTED IN BEDFORD
"A AND ADJOINING COUNTIES

A GENTS WANTED IN BEDFORD
AND ADJOINING COUNTIES
FOR
" oman's Work in the Civil War .
Prepared under the approval AZ M
AND CHRISTIAN CoMsnssioxs ''A''i@'lt
IA eminent Divine saFsi This Work il house
1oia treisure JOY aud biessnr to
~ aeyeopos new social era; new porer ~ in
a9w ap.rPP rPIIsn.1 PhaSe N Christianity ITSELF
eoyd mslf9@e ~ THIS Book most heartily as the only re-
make any pretension to completeness"
The SOLDIERS MESSENGER says. "This is the
only work on the subject Whish can make any
approach TO completeness"
In the beauty Of its typography, and tho excel
leney Of its numerous fine steel engravings Il is a
model. Agents have no difficulty in selling it,
for all who see it want to read 1t. Energetic
young men and ladies viii find an agency for this
work The best paying business they can engage
in during the Spring and Summer. For full des-
crlption OF the work and terms TO agents, address
zEIGLER, McCURDY CO,
SOL Chestnut St., Philadelphia.
April 26:6t
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T IsT OF RETAILERS "A list Of vendors Of
IL Foreign and Domestic Merchandise, IN the
county Of BedfordJ for the ycar 1867, as appraised
aud classified by the appraiser OF Mercantile
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ATTENTION is called to the advertisement of
Il. W. Berkstresser & Co., found in another
column Persons desiring anything in their
line would do well to give thema call. Their
prices are reasonable and their goods first
class.
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EN0R SALE.-Thc subscriber offers at Private
j. Sale the Farm which he lives, between
Bedford and "The Springs" containing I45
ACRES Of Limestone land; 100 acres in cultiya-
tion, the rest excellent Timber. Improvements
are the Mansion, built in 1860, containing ten
rooms; tenant house, barn, carriage house, lee
house, wood-shed, smoke house, spring house, &c.
Also never-failing spring Of best Foft water,
with RAINING pump at barn and mansion; several
hundred choice young bearing fruit trees; three
hundred bearing grape vines, fouI years old, one
hundred Of which Delawares. This place viii
be found most desirable residence on il would
be admirably calculated for the establishment of
a boarding house for summer resort. The view Is
very fine: the supply of cold soft water, is ample
and excellent for baths of all kinds, and It is three
fourths of a mic from the celebrated Bedford
Mineral Springs Price $l4,0GO--iR reasonable
payments, A portion Of the land is worth $500
per acre-eould be sold in lots at that. If desired
will divide the place and scIi the mansion house
with ten or twenty acres separately.
Apl19:3m ". NJ. HALL.
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BGr What has become of the Borough
Auditors? The people would ike to know
where the Borough and Bounty Taxes have
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Notice is hereby given, that an appeal will be
held at the Commissioners Office, at the Court
House, in Bedford, on the 18th day of May, A. D.
1857. A. J. SAMSON,
Mercantile Appraiser.
n. B.-Persons whose names are not contalned
in the above list, who have commenced business
since April l. 1867, win please inform the under'
signed Of the same Al sAN0oM'
apil9,4W
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LECTURE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE LUTHERAN
SABBATH SCHOOL Library AssoCIATIoN.-
The Rev. B. Il. Hunt of Sehellsburg viii de-
liver lecture in the Court House on Thurs
day evening the 9th inst for the benefit of the
Luthern Sabbath School Library Association.
Subject, - The Monk Of Eislebea. Tickets
to be had at the door, or at Esq. Nieodemus
Office
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DLooDY RUN
ID AIARBhE WOR R1S.

III. SIPES having established mandatory
Of Monuments, Tomh-stones Table-Tops, Coun-
ter-slabs, &C., at Bloody Rim, Bedford CO., Pa,
and having on hand well selected stock Of for
eign and American Marble, is prepared to fill all
orders promptly and do work in neat and work
manlike style, and on the most reasonable terms
All work warranted, and jobs delivered to all parts
Of this and adjoining counties without extra
charge. aplis:ly.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
n Letters of Administration having been grant,
ed to the undersigned, by the Register OF Bedford
county, upon the estate of John Rowzer, late oi
Napier township, deed, notice IS herei2 gwen 70
diate payment, and those having claims against
the same will present them properly autheptiea-
ted for settl enent.
DUNCAN M'VICKOR, Admir-,
April 5. residing in sehslsburg
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CtEooND- HAND COOK STOVE FOR SALE
- irst rate second hand Cook Stove, for coal
cash price $4,000. Inquire of
W. c. KEAN,
Mayl0tf. Inquirer Office.
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THE DISTRICT ATroRY EYsHIP.-E. f. Kerr
Esq, was appointed District Attorney at the
late session Of our Court, instead Of John
Palmer, Esq, who deeamped some time in
February or March. Palmer left Bedford with
Mr.. Meyers and others to spend a few weeks
in Washington, D. C. On the return of the
party to Huntingdon, he is represented
as over-sleeping himself and going on up the
road to the next station, from which he re-
turned to Huntingdon, but too late for the
Broad Top train. He loafed around Hun
tingdon for several hours, when he annOun-
that he would go up to Altoona and see some
friends and return with late train. He was
afterwards seen in Pittsburgh. and still later
by a lady Of the upper end of the county,
somewhere IN Ohio. 1t is currently reported
that he passed through Huntingdon on Sun
day evening, the 9TH inst, on the Cincinnati
Express. Whether this be so or not, It is ev-
ident that he has deserted his friends here.
He had collected several thousand dollars of
back pay, bounty and pension for different
persons, number Of them poor widows,
which he has either sqlandered or taken,
with him. 1t is not presumed that Mr.. Mey.
ers was cognizant Of his intentions, or knows
anything Of his whereabouts.
Mr.. Kerr will make an efficient officer, and
We congratulate him on his success.
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NOTICE TO TRBss2As> EEs.-All persons
IN are hereby cautioned against tresspsssing
upon the premises Of the undersigned for the pur-
pose of Hunting and Fishing for any other
purpose whatever, as we determined toenioree
the law against all disregarding this notice
Abraham Miller. William Arnold,
Elijah Miller, Ephraim D. Mlllef'
George Baker, Abraham NJ Miller
Jacob w Hardman John L. Miller.
April l2:4t
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NUTICE-navIng cnSnged nay business rela-
tions desire to close all accounts at once either
by note or cash. Those indebted will please take
notice. and act accordingly.
MaylO-3m. r. w. BERKSTRESSER.
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The WEATHER has been unusually cool tor
several days past. Snow fell on the Ale
gheny or Friday last, and overcoats we're in
demand out Of doors, and warm stoves with
in. Sunday gave us bright warm sunshine
and singing birds once more, and we bid a
glad farewell to dark, lowering fogs and chill
ling East winds, hoping they have paid US
their last visit for this season, as they have
already fingered quite too long in the lap of
Spring.
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CALICOS,
MUSLINS,
WHITE CoL0RED CAMBRICS,
SACKING FLANNELS,
CLOTH FOR SACKS, &c
LADIES' & CHILDREN'S SHAWLS,
NOTIONS, in great variety, Kid, Beaver, Buck,
Silk Lisle and Cotton Gloves; Lambs Wool, Me-
rino and Cotton Hose for Ladies and Gentlemen;
Dress Buttons and Trimmings in great variety,
PAPER and Linen Cuffs and Collars for ladies and
gents Worsted and Cotton Broiding, Braids. Vel
vet Ribbons, black and bright colors, Grape Eeds,
and Silk Tissue for Wells; Hopkins Gown Make.
Hoop Skirts, all sizes; G. w. Laird's Bloom OF
Youth, for the complexion, &c.
MILLINERY GOODS OF ALL KINDS,
consisting Of Bonnets Hats, Ribbons, Laoes, Flow
ers, &c. ssMienery work done on short no
tice in the neatest and latest styles
as@Call and see for yourselves before buying
elsewhere We will show ourgoods with pleasure
free of charge. LMayloSm.J
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TRoCHEs ARE USED WIN ALWAIs GOOD sucCEss'
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find Troches useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving
the throat after an unusual exertion Of the vocal
organs The TroeAes are recommended and pre-
scribed by Physicians, and have had testimonials
from eminent men throughout the country. Be
ing an article Of true merit, and having prored
their efficacy by test Of many years, each year
finds them in localities in various parts Of the
world and the 7roehes universally pronoun-
sed better than other articles.
Obtain only Browns Bronchial Troches," and
do not take any Of the Worthless Limitations that
may be offered. SOLD EvERYwHEpE.
NoY.3O Is66:6m
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w lLLIAM n. PEARSON, Treasurer Of the
w first Local Bounty for ne yea 1ssf ~
Middle Woodberry township, Bedford coupt,. Pa.
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THERE has been a change Of schedule on
the Broad Top Road which we think the
most reasonable schedule that they have ever
run to. Parties going East leave this place
at 4 o'clock, A. NJ, and make all the morn
ing connections on the Central, East and
West, while those who leave Philadelphia or
Pittsburgh in the morning, reach here in the
train leaving Huntingdon at 6 O. clock, P NJ.
BLAcKwooDs MAGAZINE for April. has just
baen received. 1t contains, Elizabeth and
Mary, Hemans Ancient Christianity; The
moral and Political Revolution in Japan, The
Army Part III, Manhood Suffrage and the Bal
in America, 4 Letter never. Sent, Brown
lows,-Part " The Ministers and their Meas
ure. Leonard Scott Publishing Co, 14O Full
ton Street, New York.
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FHE Holy CommuHion of the Lords, supper
will be celebrated in the Lutheran Church Of
this place on next Sabbath morning (the 18th
insD at 10l clock.
Services preparatory will begin on Friday
Evening at u ?. N. on Saturday morning at
at l02. O'Clock, the Rev J. Q. McAtee win be
Installed as pastor of the congregation. Ser
vices on Saturday Evening, Sabbath morning
and night at the usual hours, Several officia.
ting clergymen viii be present on the ocea-
sions alluded to.
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HUNTINGDON & BR0ADToP RAILROAD
11--0n and after Monday, May Q, 1867, Pas
senger Trains win arrive and depart as follows:
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NEW FANCY AND MILLINERY sToREl
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JOHN KEITH,
JACOB CARPER,
D. S. X. BRUMBAUGH,
April 81, 1s67.:3t [may3l Auditors
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Creenbacks-New York VS.. Ohio.

Much OF the Copperhead gain in Ohio is
undoubtedly owing to tho avidity with
which great many knaves, aud some hon
est but misled men have seized upon the
Vallandigham proposition TO conhscate the
public debt, aud thereby avoid the payment
OF both principal and interest. We have
heretofore called attention to The radical
difference between the attitude of the Dc
mocracS of New York and Ohio upou this
question, and we publish elsewhere an edi
torial fruan the New York World, the lead
ing Democratic newspaper of Now York, in
which Il takes the position that the princi
pal of tAe hve-twenty bonds, as well as the
interest, is payable in goli, and that il
would be n violation OF public faith to force
their redemption in currency.
So, while tho Copperheads of the West
are attracting voters to their standard 10y
their advocacy of repudiation, the New
York Democracy resolutely oppose them
In the recent Democratic State Convention
of New York, resolution was offered il
favor OF the State taxation of Goverumen
bonds, but it was summarily laid upon the
table, and on the proposition To sponge ou
the national debt, tho New York Demoorac,
are at direct issue with their Western al
lies.
Weak kneed Republicans who have sui
feTed themselves 10 be seduced into In,
support of Copperheads by the delusion o
paying the national debt without taxation
may comfort themselves as best they cat
with the consciousness that they have beer
cheaply sold.- Indianapolis JoWRdL
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Good


1t is reported that General Mcclellan is
soon TO return TO the United States, aud
DO made Secretary of War. We say good
for the country, because bad for Johnson
aud his policy. When Mcclellan is up.
pointed, all of Johnson's aggressive plans
will come to n stand.StilI at once. The
Fall season is upon us Mcclellan will hck
around, when peremptorily ordered TO push
things, aud cOme to the conclusion that
his forces need shoes aud over.coats {; and
he will set about digging bitches and pre-
pairing TO go into winter quarters.
Then, again, all legend, tradition and
history 20 TO show that whenever u wicked
leader, in an hour of great extremity, has
sought aid by raising dead man, il has
been tho precursor of his own overthrow
King Saul, in his soro distress, had tho
Witch of Endor raise Samuel irom the
grave, with the result here related;
"And Samuel said to Saul, WAY hast thou dis
uuieted me, tn bring me up2 Aud Saul answered
am sore distressed, ftr the PhilistineS make war
against me, aud God is departed from me, aud
answeroth me IA Inoro, neither by prophets, no'
by dreams therefore have called thee, that thou
mayest make known unto me what shall do.
Then said Samuel, Wherefore then dost thou
ask Of me, seeing the Lord is departed from thee
aud is become thine enemy
" And the Lord hath done TO him, as he spakt
by me for the Lord hath rent the Kingdom out OF
thine hand, aud given 1t TO thy ne'ghoor, erea to
David
" because thou obcyedst not the voice of the
LORD, nor exeeutedsthis fierce wrath upon Amalek
therefore hath the LoRp done ths tang unto thee
this day,
"Moreover ihe Loan will also deliver lsrae
with thee ntot The hand Of the PhiliStines and to-
morrow Slut thoe and thy sous Be with me the
Loan alss shall deliver the host Of Israel into th'
hand of the Philisdnes."
How very similar to the case Of John
son He has departed from the ways o
tho Lord, who has turned against him
lie has refused to execute fierce wratl
upon the Amalekitos, bu, has amnestieC
them. His raisi Mcclellan from the dead
will be very apt to be followed by his fail
ing into the hands of tho rhilislineS, ans
his being succeeded by some Radica
David. kwSa Chisf.
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allow do You Lac Iltn

Such was ihe inquiry made by rank
acknowledgements, the morning after the
election, Of an active Union man. " IL is
oil right" replied the latter, and assure
you" continued he, If you have gained
the election, tho Republicans WILL not al
tempt 70 ns'e your capitol. or km your Goo
srRor" The Copperhead thought of Dem
oeratic Hnighls OF the Golden Circle, ia 60
and walked away medimting on the pasi
history Of his party-treasoa and aA-Sd
lem Repablieat.
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WBAT the Democrats meau by the polling
OF illegal negro votes in 0hiO-which they
wildly talk Of as 3,000-are the votes OF
men Of mixed blood, in whom the blood el
the white race preponderaies, aud who are
voters according to decision made by he
Supreme Court Of Ohio, when il was Dem.
ocratio. Everywhere Democratic Judges
Of election try to deprive these persons OF
their legal right, and Democrats try to IL.
timidate them TO keep tbem from the poly.
One of them who votes where the Demo.
Gratis preponderate, does it at tho peril OF
his lie. When was constitution or law any
obstacle to a Dsmo ratio majority 2 The
Enquirer proposes that the Democratic ma
jcriiy in the Legislature shall overthrow
General Hayes election upon the liberia
estimate that there must have been as
many as 5000 negro votes, And it is
Tumored that there is a bit Of money mean
ncss in this intent OF political knavery, in
asmuch as the project was first invented "a
save the Democratic bets which. upon the
EagNirer's premature election triumph. they
had invested on Ihurmau,-- Cincinnati Ga
Setfe.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
nErIrIoN ROM plvomon.

Sarah Baker, plaintiff, | Wood coon,v ohio
VS.. W"NN N.vuN ,N""'
The said Christian Baker, whose residence is
unknown te plaintiff, is hereby notified, that Sarah
Baker, plaintiff, a resijent Of Wood County. Ohio,
did on the l7h day of October, A. ID. 1857, Gle her
petition in th1Couft OF Conon Pleas Of said coun
~, setting firth that she was, the 18th dav.of
August, A. ID. lS65, at Toledo, Ohio, married to
said Christian Baker, That said Christian baker
has been willtulg and without cause absent irom
said plaintiff for period OF more than three years
last past that one Chnsti,u Baker. Jr., Is the
infant offspring Of said marriage; and praying that
she may &c divorced from defendant and kr Gus
tody of said Christian Raker,Jr.
Defendant is also nolided that deposiions viii be
taken in said case at the Office OF Charles c. Starr
Notary Public, at Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio. on
Monday, the 18th day of December A, D.. 1857,
between the hours of 10 A. N. aud 10 r. N. Of
taken,
DoDas TYLsS and AsHER Cook, Attorneys
for Plaintiff.
PerFyseurg, October Is, 1851. s6tsu
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DITCH LETTING.

NOTICE is hereby given that all unfinished
~ work ON Ditch No, So, in rerrysburg Town
ship, on Ditch No S5, in Plain and Middleton
Townships, on Ditch M, 92, in Montgomery aud
Freedom Township, On Ditch No. "a, in LAX and
PcrrySburg Township :, on Ditch No. l01, ia Lake
Towoship, and on Ditch No, l04, in Weston AMI
Middleton Townships, will bo sold at the Auditors
on Of Wood County, on WEDNESDAY, the
S0th day Of October 1897 IN the lowest responsible
bidders Work 10 be SOliin sect ms.
Cash ptil for w,rk on section Is of Ditch No.
o., comprising l3S u,dS when doue. ,
5. b. PRICE, Auditor Wood County.
Perrysburg, octoocr 25, 1857. 26s9
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WnIling 10 be Asked.

The following pretty ol ally illustrates
the position of the business man who does
not advertise: Why don't YOU deal with
me 2" said close.hsted tradesman to a
frien the other day. Tho ep'y was
eh hraeteristic "You have never invited
me, sir. ! have looked everywhere for an
invitation IN the shape of an advertisement
but found none. never go where | am
not invited
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A PRIzs of SlO0 having been recently
offered, by responsible parties, for tho best
joke, Il was awarded aud decided that the
best joke OF the age WIS -
NsllAndigham teaching crowd OF re-
turned veteran soldiers the true meaning
aud correct dsdniton OF the word loyalty
Colam .ns JoMraak
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THE vote of this State at the last election,
was larger, by eight thousand than that OF
any previous election. HAYES majority is
about 1850,