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SOAE REMARKS BY THE EDITOR
PRO TEN.

In last weeks issue We expressed an
opinion that the Editor pro tenn had
been completely annihilated and blot
ted out by an article IN the Times Of
the week previous, on the Normal
School site. We now desire to recon-
mend the last number Of that brilliaut
production 70 those Of our readers who
admire sly, issinuating Wit and touch
q OF immortal humor. In the Ian
guege Of Sqdesrs, "There's richness
for yes7 in that number.
One turns bewildered and crazed
with admizatiou from its editorial col.
umu TO tho pungeut sallies above the
signature =, and wonders that metro
politan Journalists do not lay violent
hands upon the writer's Of such excru-
ei.tiugly funny things, and bear them
away to their proper sphere in the news
paper kingdom. In fact We are As
founded At our own temerity in At
tempting reply TO such ponderous
and crushing attacks add can only &C..
count for il upon the hypothesis that
Nc are possessed With 4 similar spirit
to that auimating tho old soldier,
who had received . serious wound
from the fest@of an army mule-when
he exclaimed ''that he didn't fear the
future, but hated after his many chan.
ees; ID battle to be kicked to death by
. jaokass."
The editor of the Times should i'm.
prove himself in the art Of "calling
names" BY listening to some Of the
small, the very small, boys playing in
our streets, those youngsters who
.Losine a na.blss and other game,
Get mad, and call each other names"
It il, very sarcastic, exhibits : WON
derful power Of satire, coupled with oil
those qualities No admire 10 the true
gentleman. But if he should desire
something . triae more manly, better
adapted to hi. capacity and wants, We
commend the Numerous extracts from
the "Eatsnsvil! Independent" TO be
found in tho Piokwick Papers.
A question Of vsracity is also raised
between The editor Of the Times, Hon.
N. +. Barnes and tho writer hereof.
Mr.. Barnes Is .buudantly able to de-
feed himself, zoe have no testimony to
put in on the question, and ~ to the
reputation Of the frst person mention
.d-ia, this oommunity-vs beg
leave 10 seall3 attention TO the written
opinion ol5txslve good and lawful men
Of tho County Of stearns filed At the
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PIANOS! PIANOS! PIANOS!
The Parlor Favorite.'

The immense demand for this popular instrument
has induced ~ 20 make il manufacture . specially
and We aFo consequently enabled to Offer them ct
much lower rates than charged for similar instru.
ments BY other makers. Inquire of readent dealers
or send for our illustrated catalogue and price list
Address GEO. N. GUILD 4 CO..
PianofOrte Manufrs, Boston, Mass
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FIoX ST. LOUIS.
ST.. LOUIS. March 3lst. 1869.

Anna Ofckia1oa and lliss Con4ins-
SA1pnonts Of Grain Dlreet-VVoafAap,
City Aattsrs-Bx1d geo-Itouas.
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jamestown, =. Y.
LIpPINCoTT l. .EtTE;L:-iic have Ii trouble with
your Saws; they don't need to l lined III. it'll paper
we put them the Mandle and they 90 right along
Temper perfectly uniform aud quality unsurpassed
Respectfully, CHAS. J. FOX !
Manufacturers of Circular, Mulay, Mill Gang and
Cross-Cut Saws. Chopping Ax.s, all shapes. Co
burns Patent Axe. Shovcls, Spades and Miles,
Patent Covered Scoop.
ERRING BUT NOBLE.-Selfhclp for Young Men,
II who having erred, desire better manhood. Sent
in sealed letter envelopes free of charge If benefit
ted return the postage. Address PHILANTHROs
Box P. Philadelphia, Pa.
nEAFNEss, CATARRH, sCROFULA sPHClALI-
- TY.-Curss legally guaranteed or money return
Cd BY the Inventor Of the Celebrated Patent IL vis
bio ORR mic Vibrator for Incurable Deafness. Send
l0c for Treatise on Deafness Cstarrh and Scrofua,
DIR. T. H. STILWELL, 1893 Blocker st., N. Y.
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onr stock Of Violins, violincello., Con
ira Basses, Flutes, Flies, Flagoletts, Clare
nets: Guitars, Banjos, Military Drums Of
subscriptions, Brass instruments, Aeco:.
deems, Strings, etc, is complete. Z
Church Organs, Melt icons and Piano,
tuned ndrepaired.
: o ricrs attended to with Prsnptne,.
V3n26-1y
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Agents Wanted
WE want = responsible resident Agent in every
large town to soil q. r. POWELL L cos now
AmERlcAnn NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
JUST ISSUED,
It gives tho names Of all Newspaper their Politics.
Information. x1:o, forms compile gazetteer Of ali
towns and counties in which Newspapers are publish
Cd. A handsome octave volume Of 400 pages, bound
in black cloth.
Prico Fivc.DOllar9.
Largest commissions paid canvassers. From 10 to
100 copies can he disposed Of IL every large town.
Every thorough business man. advertiser, literary
and publisher will want copy. These men form
. small part Of the community aud buy quick. A
town can be canvassod in one day. Send for terms
Publishers Agent. 40 Park Row N. Y.
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

CHEAP FOR CASH.
Possession given at any time desired,
Inquire ct
JOHN Il. CLARK.
st. Cloud, Feb. 9, 1860, nSO-tf
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Livery and Sale Stable.

The undersigned has just erected ~
a large and commodious stable on the cor
ner Of Lake Street and Perry Place, oppo-
site Clark's store, near the Central House,
which he has filed with livery stock, COM
prising a number Of
FINE RISES,
Suitable for either riding or driving, and 4
variety Of
SOME BUGaIEs
For single or double team.
Commodious, elegant carriages for pleas-
ure parties always ready.
All orders for teams, for Excursions. Fu-
nerals or Journey will be attended to
promptly. ::
His stock is of the best kind, and he
invites his friends to call.
L. 3. sILsBY.
St. Cloud, June 23d, 1863. v6n49-l
TT ISLAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI.
jo1. 1onge,: f' w. 4''' -,
SIR Yon arc hereby notified to appear at this ONCE
on the 18TH DAY or MAY, 1869, At l0o'clock |
In the forenoon Of tho said day. and then and there
show cause whyyour Homestead Entry No 4o1l, made
by you July 18th 1867, upon the ~ II
nv II sw II section is, township 123, range ~,
in the District Of lands subject to sale at St. Cloud,
MIMI. should not be Cancelled as Wilhelm Grutxnlach.
alleges an abandonment thcreofby you and proposes
then and there show the same, when you will to
permitted to contest such showing.
G. WAIT, Register |
nprS6wH II. G BURBANK Receiver
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ii4 ~ " bfh 'N'i't4
g., FORTUNE-TE LING.

.UiThe following are soiie of theF rules
by which EfoE5une-telleRs professatoi be
guided in, their practice; Of astrology: /:
January that is born in, Janu7
aryi viii be laborious and b 1oVer Of
good wine, ,abe very subject to ihiidel-
itg, yet Ae,fWillg be eomplacent o&nd
Nithal a fine singer The woman
born in this month will make q good
housewife, rather melancholy, but vet
go6d-natured.. OH .H"!otufIJH fk
TO f'e6fuur2.--Yhe .inau born in the
month Of Eebrs,aryo will love nloney
much, but ladies more. - He will be
stiiigX at lio1ite, BAT prodiga1 abroad.
The lady will BE 7hitmane and +affec-
tionate to her mothen.sl / .EasuaqYs
ar MafcA.-The man born in March
will be rather handsome but he will
be honest and prudent. lie viii die
poor. The lady will he passionate,
jealous, and achatterbo&. % ,sezsl edj
yApgSi.---Tbeln man who has, thermis-
fortuneetoo be born in April e7will be
subject to maladies he win marry a
rich heiress, who will make him mis-
efable. .nif1'hen lady born othiss month
wilt be tall and stout, with. agreeable
wit, aud great talk. br. 81 Of r,dtouf
Way.-The man born in the; month
Of May win, be Handsome and amiable
he vii, make his wife happya.q qhe Ia
dy will be equally blessed lin every
respect. od, 4nlyub q5a b5l ,sazni uif
D, .INae.-The man oharn in the month
of June will of. small stature, aud
passionately fond of ehiltsfen. The
lady will be q personageafohd lofoflata
terry, aud,will marry yotngas 'auonru
q ,1aly,7-A man born n7the month of
July will be Fat, and suffer death for
the woman lie loves. The female Of
this month will be handsome, with
aiather sulky temper yaro nH ri IL
r4ugust.-The man born, in the
month of August, will, be ambitious
and courageous; he win have. two
wives, Tie lady will be amiable and
twice married, but her, second hns-.
band viii cause, heF to regret the first.
September,-l1e who is born in Sep
tember will be strong and ,prudeht,
but will be too easy with his wife who
will give hin great uneasiness.- The
lady sMill. be gound-faced and fair
haired; ! witty, discreet, and nd lopyed:by
octo5er.MThe man ii ii born borni a. 81 this his
! month will be addicted to drink, but
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-09-30
A DESPERATE FIGHT,

Every one has probably. mot heard
of the story of MAYOR RS great elec-
tion fight with Colonel Was recount
ed by himself. 1t commenced in "a
ballroom, but the venue was soon
changed hy the aaotW prOp1Ta Of the
oombatants, or the pressure 'of the
crowd to the narrow halle Here it
WAS, said the major, when recounting
the affair to an, auditory long, after,
"hefe it was hip and thigh, tug and
tug, which and t'etbeR. and at last71
determined to throw the colonel over
the banisters. l was sorry l had to
do it, but my passions. We're aroused,
and then, you know, I am ready. to
annihilate any one. l got the hold
strained with all my strength-the
struggle lasted foP q minute-there
was q ,tAH, and the sudden crash Offs
body on the floor beMeatlii''to Mg7Ras
the colonel killed ~ inquired the 1is-
teners. "It wasn't theicolonelat ALL
it was /, Major r., who 9liad been
thrown over the banisters,l breaking
three ribs, and laming myself for
life" -ia.u 'uo44rg 3tI
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being repealeil2. Sir, it Mas because
the real soul, and ultimate purposee9f
the whole scheme is. to- overthrow the
States, tlefraud the people out of
their political rights, and finally estab-
lish an Tmqerial Government And
step by, step they are educating the
people Of the, country4u up to, that point,
The party leaders denied in the outset
intending universal negro suffrage,
but they brought theirparty up to It!
They would now equally deny that
they intend the overthrow of the
States and the establishment of im-
perialism, but that, too, will come, i'll
due time, if the celftralizing reYolu-
ton is not checked. 4tiis tile Natural
outgrowth of the present Radically pol
icy.aiLet the negroes jof the South be
entranchised and voted against tGthem.
Let millions of Chinese be imported
with their cheap labor and! ientran4
chised to be the tools of political par
ties; let three thousand InilliouEJ of
National debt make the public credit
or and bondholders' the balance-Wheei
ofa moneyed afistocracy, fearing re-
pudiation by the votes OF the taX+rid-
den masses, and how longI Will Stree
suffrage last !? How soon will the
friends of strong Government per-
suade the rich and wellsb6fff that
universalasuf'rage is as great a hef'esv
as State Rights, fit only ,foB a0rude
state of society. Il will soon be said aid
that accumulated wealth can not al
low itself. to be taxed by the votes Of
the 1aboring millions who; as they al
readMclaim, pay onl9sdominabtaxesI
Beware, gentlemen, ofthetl danger that
threatens you. Allow the States. by
this amendment to be sRorn Of then
electoral sovereignty, and you have
admitted the tabled Greeian horse in
to the citadel Unpopular liberty. y
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THE Ihsr HOURS 0Fl3EIss. sICKLEsi9
TEHRIBIEk CHA RGE, AGAINST DAN
IEL L. SICKLES.-7WAS; Ills WIFE An
INNOCENT, WOMAN? :. - ,''e' - =
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"DANG me, if i don't believe the
world is a. aMhdellAsrew, said aJ6lly
inebl late. as he relied long the piISeF
ment, !" and am the wheel revolving
on d haSis. now Pm in The mdd," says
he he fellheadloH@ intoithe glitter;
sand now Em, ION -drYiland, ,adasi I've
crawledgMpon the cprbstoneS hisgaBs
Guiding remark, as, his boots. ,f9p,oiWSa
his head down an open cellar-way,
was, ~ln6%' The Wheel is brokcn,s Ind
wehiels is out bttdix.@Hlm Tgo lie
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PURLIsHIEIDs HEID Ds55lA{c 5E5lAcHl. T. TIHURSIR4AAY4s I 4 SPA +

SsSoaoadf- sSaadf teefmppearied,; teefm gc9ef6iFs TaAd 1Ehda
his circtmstaaces! = The woman, ,tYill
be good-humored stout and hand
some. EUI5-ISi ~. q! ii4i 4iNIJ-loT-si0 %
Norembe5'.LThe mani will be';a mill
serlvi and Grabbed disposition Tho
womafi a vixen. II f,.--9'a4e "a 7etustsrr
: DecehE6 Der E6efI =. 1.-The man Will1be steady,
quiet and religious; Wen-t6-d6 in fifeSS
but, nor general faY9rite, :, II The g Lad lasay
will be beautiful, amiable and vIrtu-
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TltE NVRoNG Box,4-A9 lady In Lou
isville, N.Y., was robbed by u fellow
who secreted himself in her chamber
until she had retired. The box cen-
tanning her jewelry and that contain
ing her rouge We're just alike, and the
thief took the wrong box, She look
cd pale on discovering her loss; but
her color CAME again the next day.
WHEN was bcefsteak the highest /?
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A correspondent of dhe New>~4orh
World does not believe that Mrs.
Sickles was guilty of the lidisontwftli
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All work warranted to be we'll done and ac-
cortling to representation. and at prices low
ut any other establishment in the country.
Bring on your Goods and have them plated.
Shop on Chestnut Street, nearly opposite the
Court House.
C. S. COTTER 6 co.
Ravenna. Nov. &c. 1868. If.
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3AN lrishnmIa cailetl into 81 storclmal
priced,a paireG g,oycs.goHemDs told
they came to ten shillmgss M%QSh,, by
me s0wl, thin, slys he, "1sd sooner
ipSa hanas d so barefoot, thauomy
that price for EN-" - ,,s, -,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-09-30

OOME to tn C Press Office on Chestnut Street
north end Of Empire Block, and get you
Curdsprinted
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NOR Posters, Hand Bills, Bill Heads &C.
Il come the Press ONCE, onChestnut, Street,
north end of Empire Block.
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DIR. a. Nj. POWERS,

Eclectic Physician and Surgeon, Rootstown,
Portage County, Ohio. Chronic and Priyate
2, diseases treated successfully OFFlCE--NeAt
door south of Green & Barlow's Store.
nec 3t 1888 1y.
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'$d, Ne1er Nc2!a'd drink RR ii4 hs sg Spt Iof9ns
WHO GcTTrrctAulates an iii report. 40 ''''Ai
94tKro I{twayslto ftidHefHtS is fsfa&s
L . can the unkfndness sWhicm oisteNL
pressed toward 70 IetheIs,fauauaHfR tsdt
=, 9TH, Alwayslto belieye, that if, tAe
other Side were heard, a very ditfer-
ent account would be giScn.'''h "a ''s'Nao
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guGo9oDa = RqtEsi qttEFsi,F7fAA good ma lmran 7qgee
FEEL The IMPORTANCE of 2adheriRg t65 the
following rateS.i (which I'll have 4aia
dewn7 far,myscH nia nrelatioHsto' asueh
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Rates of Advertising
Business Cards.

&. BEN. FRANKLIN,
licensed Auctioneer, Rayenna o. Leave all
f1ordersat the Ofice of The Democratic Press,7
: stating the day on which the sale is to take
place. Terms, &c, may be obtained at the
same Dlace. 30-u
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-09-30

been saas nvflg,ia9 hisdreannensiofAlis
wifesas hefwasin eNeEyaaAheH GssPeetE
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ist: TO hhea hear as as litfdie, as as b9qssibie
What is. to the prejudice of others. 'sa
-u2nd.st TO ibelieve' unothil7si isofS the
kind IantilaHi aan absolutely fordedt ito
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-09-30

d. l.. ELL, Ia no
Attorney at Law and Notary Public. Deuel.
Block. kons Ohio.f3 aca al4t '-i.+ i''' 90
Dec. 10. 1868. 1y. ..---,- -tLtlll-
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-16
Our OH ~InioresIa.

The great oil excitement, which
swept over this country a few years
ago, is about to visit us again. The
probability is, though, that it will be
ia a little milder form, and that com
non business sagacity viii reign in
place of wild, delusive ideas Of ,specu-
lation. Lastweek, Trims Il Havener,
who have been boring on the Newman
farm about three miles from Malta,
struck a good vein Of oil at the depth
ofl7l feet. They pumped in one day
eleven barrels by hand. Every one
as far as we have learned, considers
this well to be likely to hold out. On
the old Fisher territory adjoining
this town, George Powell is boring. liz
is also making avery pretty thing our
ofpGmping the old wells there.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-16
S. #. WILLIAMSON,
AdmIinIstratOr's sale Of Real
Estaie.


In pursuance of an order,of the Probate
Court Of Morgan county, Ohio, l will offer
for sale at public auction on Saturday, the
nth day OF April, 1859, at 10 o'clock, fore
noon, upon the promises, the following real
estate situate in the counties ofMorgan and
Perry, Ohio, to wit: Being in Morgan
County, Ohio, a part Of the south-half
of the southwest quarter, section thir-
ty, 1901, township nine, 1871, range thir-
teen, 49, it being the whole of the
south half of said quarter except TWEEN
ty acres decided 10 Wary Shell by Thorn
as Barnes; and also the following tract,
from William Dickerson, fifty acres OFF
the west side running north and south
with the Perry county line across the
whole of the lands conveyed by j..
Weston to n. Weston and by him to n.
G.. Abbot and others, and
by them conveyed TO William Dicker-
son; and also the following situate in
Bearfield towdship, Perry county, Oh
10, bounded and described as follows;
Being in the south corner ofthe south
east half quarter of the south east quar-
ter, section twenty five, l25L and town
ship thirteen, 49,, range fourteen, IA
and running north seventeen rods, and
nNt llnhsi lntlCt NtHb LWtillJ iOubt
hence five rods and five links south;
thence thirteen rods west; thence
south thirteen rods; thence thirty rods
to the place of beginning; also FIVE
acres being as follows, in the same sec
ton and range as above mentioned,
commencing at the south west side of
said lands to run east until it intersects
with said lands and from said corner
north 20 the above named lands, so as
to contain FIVE acres, The above men,
toned real estate, in all, is supposed
to contain one hundred and forty
acres, appraised at twenty five hund,
red dollars. Terms of Sale:- One
third in hand, one-third in one year,
and one-third in two years from day Of
sale, with interest. The back pay.
ments to be secured by mortgage on
the premises sold. b. f. POWER,
Administrator Of the Estate of
Jane Graham, deceased.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-16
Agricultural Notice.

The Board Of Directors Of the Morgan
County Agricultural Society for 1869, con-
slsting Of the following persons, viz;-A.
s. Dickey, Presidents James A. Mcconnell,
Vice Presidents James C. L~oughridge,
James J. Huffman, David L. Jenkins,
Benz. G. Converse, Joseph Reed, d. +.
Matsou, Samuel II, Scott, and ], B, Goudy,
Mana ers, are requested to meet at the
Mayors ofice, in M'Connolsville, Ohio. on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 81, 1869,
at one %o'olocE, p. M, for the purpose Of
electing a Secretary and Treasurer for the
ensuing year, and the transaction Of other
important business. A, s. DICKEY,
April 9-2t. President,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-16
NeMsdrnIer. Groter, Ac.

John Z Wootlon, Stockport, Nor
gan Co, Ohio, dealer in newspapers,
Magazines, Books, Groceries, No
tons, Garden seeds, &c, would in
form the people that he is agent
for the sale, in Marion, Penn, and
Windsor tps,, ofthe new work en-
titled "Soerets OF the Great City"
written by Edward W,nsIow Mar
TN, which is a grand expose Of the
Virtues and Vice, Mysteries, Miser.
les. and Crimes Of the Great city
Of New York also, that he is agent
for the sale of DR.. NJ. L.. 3yrne's
Antldotc for Tobacco, which is war;
rnnted to DO purely vegetable, and
which will eradicate, On using it
all desire for Tobacco. Ho will also
trade for all mutllated money. All
books, papers, or magazines sent by
mail to any address on receipt Of
price and stamp.
March26--6t.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-16
MoCoNNELsvILLE MARKET.

EcCoSNELsyLLE April 10, 1869.
FLOuR-Best family 80 OUi Extra
ss.O0; Super Fine 100 per hatrcl.
WHEAT-Sl so per bushel.
CURN MEAL-sO,SO per bushsi.
RYE-el.l5 per bushrl.
CORN-60 per busbel, Wholesale.
OATS-4j cents per busbel, Wholesale
Hsy-S20,00 per ton.
CLOVER SEED 10 cts. per pound
TIMOTHY SEED -S4 90 wholesale.
FLAX SEED. 81 IS TO 2 90.
BEANS..sS3 90 per blahel
GREEN APPLESo-.Sl 90 bushel.
DRIED APPLES.,. Gets. per pound.
DRIED PEACHES>>.S4 90 per bush.
POTATOES 80 so per BUSH, al
Wholesale.
BUTTER. 80 CITE. per pouuj,
EGGS--. 10 cts. per doz,
Turkeys 10 cts. per pound
chickens Bets per pound.
FEATHERS IS cts. per Ii.
SUGAR--~l5 to 20 els. pr ID.
WHITE SUGAR - 20 20 ~ cts. 10.
COFFEE 95 TO 80 cts. per 10.
TEA 81 90 to 2 90 per ID.
MOLASSES--SoFgum 80 by barrel, 60
20 20 per gallon.
SYRUP 81 90 per gallon.
LARD-l5 TO lscts per pound, whole
sale.
DRIED BEEF--25cts per 10. Hanis
5as, sugar cared % cus per 10.
StlOULOERS--l+ cents per 10.
Substituted, 10 cts per ID.
DRESSED HOGS 0es per 10.
CARBON OIL 50c,s. per gallon.
LiNSEED oiL-l,40 per gallon.
LARD 0IL.--2O0 per gallon.
CAEDLES--20ets per 10.
SDAP--by box IL; by bar 10.
COnFtSli--l0Jts per 10.
SAL'--S2,50 per Dbl.
WOOL--45 to 40 c,s per 10.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-16
NOTICE.
John v RAMSEY vs.. Andrew ". Myers.

John v. RAMSEY vs.. Andrew W. Myers.
Andrew W. Myers, ofthe city ofPhiia.
deiphia, in tho state Of Pennsylvania, will
take notice that John v. Ram sey did, on
the I3th day of April. 1889. file his petition
In the Court Of Common Pleas, within and
for the founty Of Morgan and State Of Ohio,
against him, tho said Andrew W. Myers,
setting forth that the said Andrew W Ny
era gave n mortgage TO tho eaid John V.
Ramsey on the northeast quarter Of frac-
tional section t%hiriy-siN 1851, ~oftownship
ten [t0l Of range thirteen 1871 in the dis
trict o fland sold by the United States at
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, situate in said Morgan
county, Ohio, to secure the payment Of
81, 900 together with interest thereon from
the 10th day Of August, 1851, )according 10
a certain promise in writing referred TO In
mortgage ant praying that said premises
be cold 10 pay The said sum Of -, 900 with
interest, aud chat execution may be awar-
ded for the balance. And the said Andrew
W. Myers 10 notified that he is required to
appcnr aud answer said petition on or be-
fore the 18th day Of Maya. d. 1899.
FIN. n. HANNA,
Atty for John V. Ramsey
Aprii 13-sw
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-16

On Saturday, the nth, Mrs. Jackson
will sell at public auction, at the residence
Of Cyrus Jackson, ia M'Connelsyille, at 2
o'clock, =. M, OF said day, her entire lot Of
household goods, consisting Of two stoves,
one o parlor aud the other a cook stove;
bedding and bcdsteads, chhirs, tables,
dishes, &c. Terms Of sale, cash. N. NJ.
Brent, Auctioneer. April 9th-2t.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-16

DEATu OF A. OLD CITIzEy.-Nr. Eph-
RAM Roberts, aged ~ years, died at
ais residence in this place on last Sun.
day morning. NJ. Roberts was born
in Virginia in 1896. lie came 20 this
county about the year 1888, and has
resided here ever since. lie was bur
led on Monday.