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Commissioner Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT PURSUANT 70
N decree made by ne Circuit Court for kannwha
County, nj the October Torm 1907, In the Chaneery
cause OF Samuel Mccormick The Administrator ana
unknown heirs Of Joseph Stitt, Deceased. SHALL on INC
.Gfh .idU If AP,fi. d. 1862 q! the front door OF
IN. Court House Of KanHwha County, proceed to SELL
al public auction to the highest and best bidder, GER;
tain ,rac, or parcel Of land containing sIont OI1
ncrrs and situated on the wnicrs Of Davis Creek ~
suid County Of NKannwhs. Sal. land belongs TO tia
estate Of laid Jorrph Slit. dcccasr and Ia the residue
Of certain tract or 1872 acres conveyed 10 said Si by
ouc john Slonc For more particular description Of
above named LuIt.
TERMS Or SALE.
Or.ihirl Of tho purchns" mnnry 10 be paid IN iIah
anil the balance IN Two equal nstalln"nis al NIX 1na
lively. months from the date nr sale. and With Interest
thereon from thr Lalc OF suIr lonis with good Lrcu.
rity Will be required for The deferred insalmrnts and
lien retained on tie land m further setu:ity.
JOHN SLACK, Jr.
Special Commissioner.
Charlcsion, March 8, 1900 .-9wT
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Commissioners Sale,

y Putnam County, at It's September Term, 1864, IN
cause therein depending OF Chua X. Norris Admit &C.,
%. Barley Saith, sliall proceed, on T., =,
saturday, the sUt day Of Hay, 1859,
At IL O'clock H. at tho front door OF The Court Ksssa
Of Putnam County, 70 sell, At public auction, to Tie
highest bidder tract Of land lying IN Putnam County
ou Big Hurricane Creek, commonly known ssths stil
Place. containing fy.threS scrSS fully described In
the piper, Of said eautr, upon the following
.. TERNH! *. - - ~ ..'r.s
ono-third cash In band; tie balance on an equal
with good security bearing interest for the deferred
payments and the title reIerved for further security.
II. CHESTER PARSONS,
Aprl7, lScs.--l3w%. Special Commissioner.
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ASSIGNEE,S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY,

NJ Office il hereby given that pursILnt TO nh order
nf the Iatrlc Court Of the United States for tho
Di>trIr, nf wcs, Virginia. mtdr on the I'D day ri
March, A. D. lSfa IN the matter Of William Carter. n
Bankruptcy shall, the 18th day nf May. A. d. 1860,
Mt ID. front dnr Of the Court il"u.r Of The county Of
lnyr,tr In tho State Of WrSi Virginia. proceed To sell.
II, public nucipn Ia the highest bidder. certain tract
Of iaud containing Two hundred acres. lying un LDup
Creek Ia snI county 81 fnyrtir hrloging to tho rsisr
Of mid bankrupt William Carter. nnd fully dc.crib"d
Im Schrdu. y. filed with hi, petition Snd land Will
ihr suI subject to the lien Of crItnn Trpt Deed exc.
cultrd by said William Carter. OIL the 10Th day OF August
ls6G John 4. Dempsey. trustee, to secure certain
debts therein mentioned which deed il Of record IN tn
Jircorlrr's office Of s,id county Of rayctte, In Decd
Pool; T.. Page Tl3.
Terms .! Silr-CtNh.
e., ". BiEME.
IwI Assignee Of William Carter.
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4 :lDao own, man named sHARyEr
nxrxo1ps; nom GrccnbrIcr County. West fir.
giiiia, waadrowncd OIL saturday. might lH"'' ~
The Gallipolis. wharf. lilo WAY passenger oh
the aioun,aiifBoy from. Kn'u~hh. and IN on,
dcvurlug TO stop nom the steamer I" the "nns.
boat, fell Into tho river. aud sunk before "~"'
,uncu could bo gtvcn.-GdRti'Oits HuNeH".
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Bdnts. &c. & lines or leSs, % Cts. or three III
AertlUnS for 81.
Lncnl .Soiices-l5 cents II line.
.Mirria0cs-:O cents; to miniStcrS''I = cents
O6Hudries-i cents l"r line.
XII transient advertisements must In paiu i1r
in odramcr. Yearly advertisements, pa!"p'
<luartrrly, In advance. .,,,.
advertisements for lrs< than three months.
or III J0rGmi. Will In charged 10y IN" Si""'''
unlrxx utilrrwi~., agreed upon.
Having "a w"l.a~sOrtctt Office. We nro pre-
pared to do all descriptions Of
JOB PRINTING.
u the best style. OH short notice and ~ r''>''''
,bl.. rn,,. q, W. ATKISSoS s CO.
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Commissioners Sale.

FINDER A DECREE RENDERED. KY THE CIRCUIT
- Court for Putnam County, At its September Torn.
1883, In cause Of John Bouyer 81 Vim. G. Aynes, Ct
al, nball procrrd, on -. .
SATURDAY, MArSih, 1869, III.
At tue front door OF the Court House Of Putnam County
10 sell at public auction, TO tho hgheIt bidder the
tract Of land described IN Exhibit a." fled 10 said
containing slxty.sx acres Of land lying IN Tut.
Creek At toe front door Of tho Court House OF Punsn
County on the following .-
TERMS: .s,i
0ne.third cash Ia hand; the balance on 40 equal
credit Of Sx and twelve months, bonds being required
With good security for tho deferred payncps and the
title reserved for further security. @a.... q.
II. CHESTER PARSONS, -
Apr! 7. lS8s.-l3w4. Special Commissioner.
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.

For Ito District NJ Wat Trginta:
In tho matter Of 8. T. Given. Hankrupt-ln Bank.
ruptcy.
70 whom il may concern Tho UNDER
signed hereby gives notice Of his appointment A.
Assignee OF s. r. GIVEN. Of the County Of BrHxton
ud State Of wcst Virginia, within raid District, who
has been ndJulXcd Bankrupt. upon his own petition
by tho District Court Of haId District.
Dated at Charleston. Ksnnwha county. ~est Virginia
THU 10th day VI Nsrcl. 1858.
lcw3 ROMEO u. FREER, Assignee. &c.
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ROMAN BEAUTY.-Wc do not mean
ancient Roman Beauty but the modern Ho.
man beauty apple trees. Now is the time to
set them out. We can vouch for the sterling
qualities Of this fruit. Mr.. Hill, at the wharf
boat, has them in any quantity.
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j. Z. BRINKLEr has just returned
from tho city with largc supply Of pure
Bourbon and other Whisky, Brandy, Wines
Yc which he otIersat city prices.
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D. r. FIELD,
County superintendent,

lS TowN.-ll. Il. Howard, editor Of
The Mason CouDty Journal is in town. We
wish HIM successful and pleasant stay.
rs. lie was duly sober when We saw
him last. =.
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B. WARD.
FAMILY Groceries,

TT you want Groceries CHEAP, 70 10 D. WARDS,
/ I'd door above tue STEAMBOAT landing. Honey in
the Comb, Dried peAchcs Onions, Irish Potatoes. sugar.
cured lumr, &c. Tobacco In the sn bought ana aold
nice and good Plug Tobacco only 20 cents. Fine Cove
Oys,vrs sd SArdinrs. Trade IN all kinds OF Country
Produce for which pay the highest priccA. 4yl
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Drills PAIN ERADlcAToR Is the
.xa pain medicine in the market. For sale
everywhere. The trade supplied by
~. J. II. RooERs Druggst,
h. Charleston, w. Va.
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ADVERTISING has created many anew
business. has enlarged many IN old business
hn> revived many IL dull business; has rescued
many n falling bu.lnet+: has preserved many
n large business; and iuSurcS S,icc:sS In any
hIISlnrNS.
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WE direct the attention Of contract
ors and others to tic advertisement, to be
found in another column, OF the letting Of the
new school house.
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THE noblcst Roman Of them all--thc
Roman Beauty apple. Trees for sale by Mr.
Hill, at the wharf boat.
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We respectfully request our friends
throughout this Congressional District to send
uS my items OF nn Interesting character that
may come under their obScrvNtion--such ~ nc.
cllents, marriages, deaths, pleasing incidents,
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rnE independent Order Of Odd Eel
lows Of Charleston intend having grand cell
cbr.,ion on the 18th inst. We trust that
thcy will have goul time. The Order
i, in lunrishins condition here. and We
Know ,ha, i, deserves we'll At the hands OF
the public. 4 committee Of ladies' will wait
ON our citizens to solicit donations for the
celebration.
The supper will be served up in the
MrSSrS. Skccs' new furniture warehouse
which Ia q. been rendered the OH Fellows for
the occasion.
Arrangements have been malc with the
kanawha boats to bring those desiring to
attend the celebration at half price. Address
cs will be- delivered both in the fore noon and
afternoon.
Tickets may be obtained ut the Drug AMI
Book stores.
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TIE Wheeling MteUigencer recon-
mcnds tho merchants Of that city to establish
line of steamers 10 run between that point
and Charleston.
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EVERY one who has few feet of
ground should set out an apple tree. Mr.
Hill, at the wharf boat, will sell fine trees
cheap.
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TIE .No"ntaM Boy arrived at our
wharf on Mon'lay last, at | o'clock. a. NJ,
with about $50 passengers on board, among
which were the Federal Court. Major Slack.
the Marshal, bringing with him rather full
jury, presents poor encouragement Tor tho
gcn,lemen Of hry. hisnre in our town to get
positions Us Jurors
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~ Now A'Ihe time to have your C'reu-
Inn. Cards, Bill TIcnts. Bills I1dihs' lN''ei
Heads, Task ac printed and circulated 10 ''. .,
up business. Tho JOURNAL jon OFFICE y '''
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We are glad to meet in our village
Hon. {. d. Hubbard, Tx. Member Of Congress
from the Is, Congressional District. Mr.. II.
i, well known to all Of us aS the gentleman
who ably met the lrcnchery OF Mr.. Van
Trump. OF Ohio, in his assault, against West
Virginia in the 10th Congress. Hon. James
hurley, Of the State Senate, is also in town.
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H. ID. McGlSNlS. ESQ, Of Cabcll
N0an'y. V. Va. Was qualified as an Attor.
'''' II" os Federal Court on Monday last.
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% CENTS will get Roman Beauty
apple trrc. Apply to Mr. Hill, at the wharf
boat.
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gotal agattrr5.
Charleston, Y. Va, April q, 1869.

TEMrErANcs. - The usual weekly
mcctin: will take place this evening in the
School House in North Charleston. We
would again urge MI who feel an interest in
this movement, to give it their earnest sup
bort. The evil of in,cmperance cries aloud
10 MI who feel an interest in staying the raw
ascs Of This fell DESTROYER. The meeting
oilers once n week an opportunity to any I"
Join the temperance ranks. There is vast
amount Of entertainment diSl,rd up on each
,rcaSiUn.
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u. =. TOUI:LL, PORTSMOUTH. Ohio on"r 4"
the merchant. Of rhr Ksnawha Valley superior stock
u! Iry C;unLs and S",t"Is. Oh the most rrLs"naGle
farm, I0yl
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HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES.

There are no remedies so we'll aad l.velably kaown
A. Household Rsrnedies" a. DR.. Robaeks Blood ruri.
fer. Stomach Bttsrs and BLOOD FILLS, and no family
should he without them. J. II. I.ogcrs, agent. 80.
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FRUIT TREES warranted TO bear in
two years. For sale at the wharf boat.
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Ice CoLD SODA WATER. drawn from
glass fountains, at David GoShorn'S Ice Cream
Saloon. Call and try il.
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LAND for SALE

y orryn for sa, my tract Of 100 nerrs OF Land Oh
ihc lr bank Of Elk river ia Clay county, " miles
nhoys Chnrcson; IS ncres improved with good OF
ch.rd hourr &C. Tho county road passes through me
Far further p.rcuar, eall ut The JOURNAL oer, or al
dress
RALPH KING,
N.3m Cien!cnIn. Knnawha Co., WA.
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The .innie Laurie reached here o,
Saturday afternoon last with II fair trip.
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WE recommend all persons visiting
clark>hurg. To stop 1T the" Dent House. Mr.. j.
L. Thorn. the Grntl"nIanly nnd attentive pro-
prirtor viii exert himself I" @'cur" tn" comfort
and enjoyment of his guests. Rates low.
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Cincinnati Market.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

HELoclrEDEs-ror sale, by Enos. Me.
mayer & Co., Gallipolis, Ohio.
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PHOTOGRAPHS PHOTOGRAPHS, !,
A, P Gates Picture Gallery,

LNROST street. opposite Kannwha Valley Hank. Char.
Il lrs,on. All Kind. Of original mud copied pictures
taken TO order IN the best style and nj the lowest rates.
All work warranted to giy, ;.alsiAesiOn AIo keeps
n ilnc selection Of Rosewood Frames. Hill.
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lThS; topasS .ssruia,cd throughout tho
cnt,re KHpawhn Valley. dnd is the best Hdver-
tisInY medium In thIx section Of tho State.
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The Circuit Court adjourned last
Friday afternoon.
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.RI|IE|:NOVATE.

r., IN, Il. sprnt u,ou.b.' s. Won: Of The sIsat
bou..Soid du,iss TO rtuo'asr. sst. 10 the "ul'e'e
Of other du,ie. on.s own '.If' rs IN gree. Eca,s'
overlooked .hous.nds Of valuable '''. n's" % p''
lontra, and many: doubles. ...'t -f,.. p''n"s
stly.a W thoroughly r.pov.!Inx ;.s' yy'!:a "n1 W.
Roh.el', BLOOD Pi'. Stomach pt'r' 400 c'"'o IT,
rIh.r. }. II. Eox.Is. sEsp,. =. Tiysf,:. ..H7:-lC
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WEST VIRGINIA MILITARY
CLAIMS.

NOTICE IS hereby given that ia" heard IL Claims
~ constituted BY an net passed Icy the Legislature Of
West virginIa thr 81 day u March, 1861 will ,nrrt
IN the Capital building In the city Of Wheeling, the
lat Monday oi May next. md Of each mouth thereafter
for the consideration Of the claims specified IN laid act
l. Service rendered by State troops sncr the l9ih day
OF June. 1851
II. Claim: for sNhs'irncc md supple. urnishcJ 10
State troops when called into the ,erycr
III. Claims for necessary transportation Of supplies.
arns, &c. for their use.
~. Claims for services rendered by officers organic.
Ing State troops under the orders of the Governor and
for necessary expenses incurred In publishing orders
and notices. aud for printing done on the order OF such
officers.
V. Claims for subsisng aud cquipplng volunteer re.
crults under the order and by tbs authority OF tho Gov.
ernor.
Persons holding such claims above referred 10 are
hereby notified to present the Anne at Eornn regular
meeting Of the Board. together With such evidence
they may DO able to prrscut Of the truth lind Justice Of
the ran,e. T. H. HARRIS.
15wt AdJt Gcn'l
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TEACHERS CERTIFICATE FEEs.-The
following are the amounts received Us Teach
er>' Certificate fees, by townships. In Knnawhn
County. from jan. iSt. 1885,. to April LIST, 1850:
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80 ,lt''II1 49, = Y y
.dyAFtiSinE.

eFPetaTS aln BtaT LANDING.
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HIRAM.
CORRESPONDENTS.


There has been no frost in this
place, on the high lands up to this
time, Oct. 10th, though ON the low
lands some light frosts have touched
the corn slightly. The late warm
weather has helped corn materially
and a much better crop will be real
lied than was before anticipated.
There appears to be an abundance of
fodder in the country, and farmers
are increasing their stock of all kinds.
Calves, yearlings and two year olds
have been sold at prices that seemingly
leave but small margin for profit to
the purchasers. The high prices paid
for cheese has opened up the COW
trade for next season and S45 per head
has been offered for daries through.
The threshing season has about closed
but very little grain remaining in the
sheaf. The yield has been unprece-
dented, wheat yielding from Is to 80
bushels per acre, and oats from 80 to IS
bushels per acre. Steam power ma
chimes have done most of the thresh-
ing this season, farmers howerer, diff
fer in opinion as to which is the most
feasible and economical power for
threshing.
Last Tuesday night some thieves
stole, from the premises of t. & c.
Young, a nice swarm of bees, valued
at $50, the thieves took their choice in
hives, and consequently appropriated
the most valuable one. A party ot
half-breed emigrants from Pensylva-
MIA, on their way to Iowa, camped in
this place Sunday night, and foraged
on the country. They were mixture
of French and Seneca Indians and 6
first rate arguments in favor of tht
Fifteenth Amendment. II.
Two residents of Newcastle, Maine
report that they were on the beach a
ten O'Clock on Monday night last, an(
that there was but. one tidal wave
which was eighteen feet high. A
they saw it coming they fled, but on
fell among the rocks, to which h
clung, the wave going over him. l
ran one hundred and twenty-fv,
feet above high-water mark. and il
three minutes after there were III
traces of it.
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The Erie M. c. Church Conference.

/ The session of the Erie Conference
of the NJ. E. Church, Bishop Ames
presiding, which convened at Frank
lin, Pa, on Wednesday last, having
completed its business, adjourned on
Monday afternoon.
&c Surprisingly enough the Conference
voted against lay delegation. This
was not expected.
The Conference will meet in Cleve-.
land next year.
The case of Rev. j. M. Green,
against whom charges were preferred
year ago, was considered by the
Conference, and he not being present
to stand trial, his name was stricken
from the roll of the. Conference under
censure.
Rev. J. Graham, having served his
legal time, according to Bishop Ames,
on the Ravenna District, as Presiding
Elder, was transferred to the Presid-
ing Efdership of the Warren District.
Rev James Greer, late Presiding
Elder OH the Cleveland District, takes
the place of Elder Graham as Presid-
ing Elder on the Ravenna District.
Elder Graham has discharged the
duties of his~stahon worthily and
well, and the churches of the District
will part with him with sincere re-
gret. Elder Greer, his successor, is a
gentleman of the highest standing, a
devoted Christian minister, and will
be warmly and cordially welcomed to
the District by all the churches.-Al-
| Ldnce Monitor. r. rrs
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FATAL, RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL
about five O'Clock on Wednesday, the
9th inst, a terrible accident occurred
on the A. d. e. w. Ry. at Leavitsburgh
by which Mr.. Eben Knapp, the Super
intendant of the Railroad Machine
shops at that place, received injuries
which caused his death, and another
person was seriously, though not fatal
ly, injured Just as the switch en-
gine and tender were backing down.
two dogs had got to fighting on the
track and Mr.. Knapp and the other
person injured went out to separate
them, not perceiving the approaching
engine. The engineer saw them just
as the tender came upon them, and
gave warning, and as Mr.. Knapp
raised up the corner Of the tender
struck him in the left temple, crushing
the skull and causing q frightful
wound, from which he died in about
all hour after, ... .ef...rr a.. ...... ....
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PoRTAGE COUNTY.

We give the reported vote for Gov
ernor in the several townships of this
County at the election on Tuesday,
The vote, as will be seen, is quite full
for an election following right on the
heels of Presidential contest. The
Republicans have made small gain
in this county over their majority of
two years ago, when Hayes majority
in the State was 29S3:
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Mr.. Knapp was a native of this
county, the son of Mr.. George Knapp,
of Charlestown, and resided in this
place up to within few months since.
He was forty-fve years of age; qui-
ct, peaeeable, upright and industrious
citizen, and an excellent mechanic.
He leaves wife and three children,
and numerous relatives and friends to
mourn his untimely death. His
funeral took place in this village on
Friday last, and was attended by the
brethren of Unity. Lodge T. s. A. M.
of which he was a member, and by
many citizens. The funeral discourse
was delivered by Rev. Mr.. WILSON OF
the Universalist denomination, OF
Kent.
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REMARKABLE PRESENCE OF MIND IN
A CH1LD.-On Thursday of last week,
as coal train was coming in from
Coalburgh, little girl between two
and three years of age, was seen on
the track, and as the train was under
too much headway to be brought to a
stop, every one expected to see the
little thing torn to pieces; but judge
of their astonishment when they saw
her lie down calmly in the middle of
the track, and the whole train of fif-
teen cars pass over her without in
flicting the least injury. Conductor
Hopper ran and picked her up; and,
on being asked if she was hurt, she
coolly answered, "No." That child
will make her mark hereafter.-Ma.
honing Vindcator, .a..s
Very smart two-year-old, we don't
think.
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PERsoNAL.-Dr. Ira S. King, for
mer resident of this place, but who
has recently been operating a silver
mine away out on the Union Pacific
Railroad, was in town last week. He
speaks very highly of that far off re-
gion and its hidden treasures. His
family will return with him.
Prof. E. Hull, formerly teacher OF
band music in this place, now resid-
ing in Illinois, about hundred miles
west of Chicago, is on visit to his
relatives and friends in this county.
Hon. Luther Day was in town on
Tuesday, having come all the way
from Cincinnati to vote for paying
the bondholders in gold, exempting
them from taxation, enfranchising the
negroes, and for Judge Day.
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ASSESSORS.

ASSESSORS.
The townships, so far as heard from,
have elected the following Appraisers
of Real Property:
AtWater-S. A. Hinman;
Aurora-Chester r. Howard;
Brimfeld-Lybia Underwood;
CharlestoWn-Anse Peck;
Deerfeld-Samuel Diver;
Edinburgh-Smith Sanford;
Franklin-H. G.. Bradley;
Freedom-Isaac Brown;
Hiram-Ozias Allyn;
Mantua-F'rank Frost;
Nelson-John Pixley;
Palmyra-S. r. Garfield;
Paris-Daniel Richards;
Randolph-N. g. Sears;
Rayenna-H. II. Stevens;
Rootstown-A tie between Oliver
Bow and Otis Reed;
Shalersville-William Carlton;
Streetsboro-ElonO Ohm;
SuffieId-William Paulus.
Windham-M. F. Pardee.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-10-14

SPIRITUAL MEETING AT FREEDOM
A two-days Spiritual Meeting will be
held in the Town Hall, at the center
of Freedom, commencing week from
next Saturday. The following speak
ers are expected to be present to ad-
dress the people: E. V. Wilson, l..
C. Clark, Mrs. Coles, of Chardon, and
Mrs. Clark, of Toledo.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-10-14

PUMPs,-We would call attention to
the advertisement of Mr.. D. w. Hill
yer, manufacturer of Patent Force
Pumps, at Atwater, o. We have had
two of these pumps in use for short
time, and are well pleased with them.