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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-09-17

brming tie bc, md most comiaftalie f.lne "a
New York, Boston aud Nofihctn and Atlantic
CiirA with magnificent Palace cpmbined NY
aal Wight Coaches through TO New York with.
out change.
Three Ltxhsntnx Express 7'rains
iDaiFv.
This Is tho only line from Cincinnati 10 New
Yofk Under one management, the only Iiae
from Cincinnati 70 New York without brcak o.
Gauge the only Line whose trims rim through
10 New York Without change; the only Line
running Coaches through without using Com.
promise Wheels the only fine runnlay Palace
Broad Gauge Coaches through without change
Rnf-Ifyoud desire prempt'I lime and certain con
n%cctions, finest scenery On the Continent. mort
comfortable cars In the world, most magnificent
dining halls and ample time tor meals, and sa-
fest, best, and most comfortable ronte,-~go "a
New York by the ERIE \ ATLANTIC A
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
Tickets by this Line for sale at all Ticket
Offices through the South.
VIM r. BARR, Gen raa Agt. Y. ".
W. B. SHATTuC Gen. Sth'rn. Agt Gin, o.
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For sale by all Druggists.

Tho most delightful hair dressing
known "a the louisiana Creole Hair
Restorer. Try IL. II Is not a dye,
but restores the color naturally, be-
sides making the hair glossy.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-09-17

6 y E5ssF<. nd 4. ". Hem
~ sr. sI=F saihufEz=4 aeshfz 70
receive ed receipt ~ subscribers
~ ne sfsf.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-09-17

t,vral sfIr In lsvn ntouf y. r. b
ne fiss DsIlsf s~sisf H<zhis~ ysfsk<sea
y ssts@o&1.I>>4 NJ ~ tsr}L eeslss
a<<hiss 0snftsrl - S<s<@s sI<~~f \ 4 n.
z<<s In sinc<t >sn<l<nf 80 ever ise< Il h<<
~ tser M n srd<f nncs. lIss srsf tofhiaz ~
fpair eejf red u Simple sni f<li-bIs Il st-f.
fssss. sni siFa5s fssdy 70 ~. Those f'isnd.
IS n<< then rilh rev IHP<s<>n<n'< sfr
ssFs7 mp,h picard. ne ons hare would ses
part sith.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02

A Fredericksburg, Virginia,
journal in speaking Of the depart
ure. of some leading citizens of
that town for other points, has the
followinga n + Al 90
an. II. Lamb, The cnterprising, the en-
ergetic, the worker and talker, the man
who built. al house in ten hours, and
made wagon yard and never charged a
WAGNER a cent for putting up IN 1t
who dug well at his own expense and
opened It to the public, who extended q
fathcrly care over the Libertyites and
kept them under subjection, the Lamb
who could lie. down with the lion and
get tlp again. has gone to Fort Scott
KANSAS. Lambisa good fellow and ev-
erybody knows IT and regrets that he i
gone. EIe Is al life and full Of fun just
as any other Lamb la and we hope te
seehinrretnrn to the oldhtrg in 4 few
years a full grown sheep. We wisl
| him along and happy life, and apros'
porous buslness,pgg a
Just 1.-THE lSindof man we wan
ii Fort Scott; Just the kind Of !
man who win make his mark II
1.-the west, and We bcspeak for Mr.
Lamb hearty welcome in eFor'
j Scott.--Ft Scott { Kaasas) Ddill
!. Monttor. " ,s,,-, '.,s ~,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02

1Aa Acres OF Land, 81 miles north Of
lancaster on the pike. Has on the farm
frame house, stable: fruit trees, Wen ~ the
honse. 2 sprinGs on the premises, 40 acres Of
rood timber. Will be sold at . bargain
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Horticpltural society Mceting.


.lus y ri Rooms af III. Y. Hort. SOciety,l
LANCASTER, o., May 2s lS'p. D.
Socicty,mct, and was called to
order by President Boving. ~
The subject ofholding a series
of meetings in the country, for the
purpose of discussing horticultural
subjects, inspecting the condition
of things connected therewith in
Fairfield county, and creating a re-
newed interest in the prosperity OF
the Society, was taken up and ,disS
cussed. all the members present
who spoke expressing themselves
favorable to the project.
On motion Of d. Stalter, a com
mittee of two members was ap-
pointed to report@phn xtthe next
regular meeting, for carrying ou1
the object referred to--Messrs. ID
Stalter and j. Al. Fetters constitu
1tlaesaid seihhittsel 1 BY appoint
ment of the. President.
j On motion, the Society adjourn
eiI III SatnrfIleN J1p1 ! lth. Sts
% ~ n, u. B0TING, Pres.
IS. A. GkIsWoLD, Sec'y.
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RuYLosti

!. Joseph Ilicstcs, about II years Of age,
son of Mrs. Catherine Kiester, living
near the Rock Mil, in Greenfield town
shin, left home on Saturday evening,
May 2lst, In search Of cattle, and became
lost. He was seen In Oakland late Sa-
'turday night; since thgt his yheTea-
IhoutS unknown His intellect seems
impaired at times, and lie has great diff
ficulty in making hlmselfunderstood BY
speech. ANY .persoC finding the boy
will confer atlfeat favor on the afflicted
mother by bringing Mm home. Wher
he left, the bow .tad on white muslin
shirt, black wool hat, grey jeans pant'e
ll6ons. MAS F.dufootel and without coa
OF vest. 1hio papers pleaseieopyEt.
v . -. 7
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s,n,,er,s STRAWBERRIES.

H. Gebelcln's Grocery Store Is the
headquarters for David staltcr's superb
or Strawberries. The size, beauty and
flavor of the magnificent Wilson's to be
found there have elected the admlra-
tion ofevery one who has tried them,
Supplies received daily from. Stalter's
plantation near Lancaster, and to be OBJ
tained at all times in the best possible
condition. Call at Gebelein's for Straw
berries. a.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02

The Eagle Cutting Box, manuiactur-
cd at the works of the Eagle Machine
Company and at the works of the
Hooking Valley Mfg Co, at Lancas-
ter, Is pronounced BY farmers farsuper-
ior to the same article manufactured in
Cincinnati.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02

The editorls nearly crowded ont
ofthe Gazette columns this week
blythe unusual supply Of lOcalcor-
respondence, &c. The paper
doubtless gains in interest thereby
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02

PRoIrr1c.r4Mr. John G. Flood; Of this
city, handed US, on Monday, a twig from
a tree in his yard, containingsin a space
of6k inches in length, over 70 perfectly
formed cherries, saidto be Of the Black
Tartarian variety.
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11gFfH1'fTHPt-,-T'S,A1b, ,hf.
CRY NAIL, LAx6asrEhI ONO,

FRIDAY EyENlSq, MAY y, iSU' F,
The meeting was called to order by
the Chairman, Mr., .Fritter, rrase,,,s =
'E Discussion Of the subjects under con-
sideration followed. 1t appearing that
the Board of Health were not yet able TO
present to the citizens any report as 10
tho safetylofthe' bnilding lowing toltiiq
fact that the architect selected to make
the examination would not arrive here
until next Mondayl ,iitwas advised tnat
this meeting adjourn until such date as
would give said Board time to make up
EthniY fennrt. ~ ~ +" is'sar2A~L
''iif Il WAS sssStS moved st6at this meeting adl
,Ijourn until next THURSDAY ssS evening \
uSb wi: Sonhsii, asked. and wasgrantct
tlieave to Announce. that Ne would VI mex
meeting move the adoption ofsa'suosti
tute f0f. tho recommend 4tions'of the re
port bf the coinr1it ittee, 10 Is9G
g The motion to 'adl l6tltn was then pu
and carried, 80 K,fRiTFER Chm.
4 ,lleyWiIff AN N6bIE, set.ysi E'a5
IIIIII fefNiHH HWAl
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TO THE fOFFlcpRs, AND MEMDEEs OFF
CHARITY LODGE, No.5 10. OF. }

- ~ lffAfhs VI Tkft tffHt - a. - II
TO THE fOFFlcpRs, AND MEMDEBs OFF
CHARITY LoDGE, No.5 Lo.o.F ) ss
ssyodr Committee whose duty i Is, to
IIyilft Suitable resolutions on the death
.of our brother, Jacob Radcbaugh, beg
leave to offer the following report that,
b WuERHAs,slt, has pleased God in his
wisdom to take from out Of our midst
Eby death, our beloved brother, jacob
Radebaugh, therefore be It %
Resolusd, That the Lodge Room q q
Charity Lodge, No. :, be draped IN
mourning for thirty days, in token o.
respect OF our deceased brother.
Resolped, That this Lodge tender rs
svmpathy 10 the Family In the be
reayement OF kind and dutiful Son.
Resolued, That these resolutions y
! published in the papers Of our City, ap'
4 COPY OF the same be transmitted 70 tn'
family Of our deceased brother. !,
All Of which Is respectfully subnal'oee
| III. b. GRAY,
I u. BOPE, coz,
3.MeUfPHEN.>
1T. Bussy, Rec, Sec:
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average daily Attendance i -, :
No. BELONGING n. ~
poreonia4a 0f Aftendhnce
30. OF c1seS ol lHriipess - s. -
= .s.isnsy % 49,. n. q. i.
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BAsn.-We have seen theplan of the
new dwelling to be erectedin Basil by
our friend A. I. Mason. The structure
win b. handsomeaad compodious, and
a conspicuous ornament to theyillhse.
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The census-takcrs yesterday COM
,mcnccd their active labors in the field
Capt. sutphenwill'be off duty on the
Gazette for probably some three months
The inhabitants of East Lancaster win
form tile ilfst entries his schedules.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02

KnuMM's Patent Iron Fencing has
gained a wide celebrity for beauty and
durability. The advertisement of the
proprietor, a resident Of Columbus, ap-
pcars ii, our columns to-day.
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ru1RD GnApE ROLL or HONOR.

Florence Dwelling, Geo. Martin, Pascal
Shaw, John Williams Senior GRAMMAR
Annie Clark Clara Deltz, CARA JacKsoh'
KATY Latta, Sallie Oare, Katy. Shaw, BenJ.
Franklin, VIM. Latta, George Rising Junior
Grammar-9. ,,.st,.
stella Gebelein, Clara Myers, Efile ,Mosler,
Emma Palmer. Maggie VIII Mamle hoWser,
Theodore Wachter. First Primary-I
sam'l Kyle. George IIowser. Gustie MOT or
lock, Judson Shaw Gusta WestcnhsnserJlu 70: l
car 2clier Mary McCarty. FirsS secondary
Eta Enick, Leila Huston. Second secon'
dary-2. ,o., r,,.orr,o.
nenner school-High School, Enrollmen
20 lOn First Grade Roll OF Honor ii. Tcaeh
ers-C. Wilkinson, Principal, Miss MARY hlte
lam with respect
Your ob't Servant,
GEO. w. WELSH,
supt. City Schools.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02

You frequently hear persons say !
have lost all confidence In my watch as
a time piece. I have had it repaired
time after time, and still IT does not CO.
Take 1t. toL. c. Butch, f.yon want 1t
put on It's good behavior, and you win
lave no further canse to complain. sit
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02

Our lady readers are treated to a
readable article on the fashions, in
the outside columns ofthisissue.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02

! NEW DAILY Bus LiSE.-Michael
gBope has commenced running q hand
some new omnibus daily between Lam
easter and RushyiIlcs Leaves Rush-
willie at I A, NJ. and arrives at Lancas-
ter atgA.M Returning East; leaves
Lancaster at and arrives at RushGillc
atGP.M, The proprietor proposes to
extend the lihe to Somerset by July list
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02

Msssrs. sniif Hen q Hatcher, are
now receiving their Summer Stockof
Dress Goods and dry goods genefal-
ly. Sec their announcement IN newaq-
Nertlsenpnt' weF
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02

Halls Vegetable slciliah Hair Renew
Ier is, becoming apniysrsal fagayite for
rsstotinggrsy heirto its original color,
and making hair grow out thick.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02

The meeting at Clty-Hall to consider
several reports on School Buildings and
matters connected Herewith, viii sJeia
very important one. Allcitkcns should
attend. sisAsa sg skss4s vas}s
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02

.ssslsTs.. cifeieville Umsa says--Dr, A.
an shaeiss isrmssiy Of Oakland, Fair
field county, sas removed b this city
.ssAnfOiIeys No. py0fesslenal services to
= bps sltizeus. The DSctoris aphysiciaP
oftWepty years active practice, Z,
-.sa.g a.gwamay ada Ia The above aat Fair
field loses, and PiekawSy gains an lex;
cellent citizen by this removal. -
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90 acres Of choice land J. Of mile north
Of Pleas antyIlie. Fairfield county, Ohio on the
Pike. Has on the premises large brick mousse
ehard. plenty ofstock water, near good dis
trict school, and frst class Academy VIII
be sold reasonably considering the adyantag-
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GEO. W.WEJsH,
N. ScHLEicH,
ID. .TALLMADGE,
u. NJ. WAdENHAIs,
j. M. CoNNELL. ll

After a very general discussion Of the
recommendation of the report the meet
ing decided to adjourn and await the
result of examination of the N0rth
Schot House by the Board of Health
ION motion, tllemeetlng adjourned to
meet ON Friday evening next. 1''''
X. .FRITTER, Chairman.
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pdezAs sSaAte IIsiremsnlsa Toufpa-
PdBsHt EilIlbe ksla AtTUfbana Sep
tenber eth.
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The exhibitions appointed for Friday
afternoon and evening next pfgnisytol
beiweIl worth seeing. In addition to|
essays, deelamatlons and music, two
dramatic pieces 5WlllA be perfornlpd,-
whichwIll be full oflmoslnganQ intsE-'
esting points 51r u'asie \ " " III
nished by scbne|dtr oteheslpa. Pref
ceeds o olExhlhi|lbA 70 20 q purcha,e %
.brgan FOR the School. MatIn(s n 2 r
NJ. for ehildreii only. Ticket oii sale a
I the DdVk stores # Breq4en1il 9pa tllse'
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02

DECORATION d Monday. last was
VERY generally Dbseryed tnreugh0nt the
NciaKerh.lStates in the -osremOiiies Of
decorating the graves of soldiers with
flowers. In many places large and I'M
posing celcbfaaenss chatacterized the
occasion. 4-.s~
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is a great public convenience.


~-r-1--~& <------r ~ - Hsrs
-Zahm Of the Lancaster Eagle, is feet
of foot. One day last week, he won a
foot race, his competitors being Messrs.
Noble, Springer and Beatty. lie dis
tanced the two first named one hundred
yards, and the latter, fifty yards. Well
done, fora warm day. Circlsville Dem.
IfBrothcr Zahm had stopped there
and let well enough alone, his reputa-
tion as a turf nag might have remained
unimpaired. But he had the temerity
to challenge Capt, Sutpheii, of the Ga
sette, to a trial Of speed, and the result
was the Capt. Runaway from him so easi-
ly that Zahm concluded he had no legs
at all. 81
~ 8 tf
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see ndyertIsemanL q stray COW.

fNN1-F TT777T f7t7I 3 I7I1l. D714
BurcH has new advertisement In
this lsapes Rsaa n q "a
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02

one House and Lot, q,ot No. scs,)
ON Union st. west Of Columbus ST. BUILDINGS
good frame bouse good stable and outbuih.
Ih2s, good wen. A desirable property. WIZ
bc sold cheap.
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subscriptions paid Lancaster Gcsetts
during March, ,ls7O; in chose names
.,ni,3 <,Nd IN ,ob0t dates.

paid ard 20 whdt dqtss:;
DR.. G. w. Bab- Nv IIutchns Jan 20
cock 2iApr, 10 LII sOlds Apr 20
Mrs. Il. Ora. n 'ls.l Is. Denton Apr 20
tigny 1Noy 40 Robt. Reed Apr 10
J. G. Watson 4 Aprs1O, ~, j, Murray Apr '69
Jas. Driver ~ Mar. no r. Nester June ~
Henry Nigh Apr III Mrs. John 9,
Benz Swartz 10 May 90 Ralney 1 Apr "
Isaac Rowies May 10 n Fuchs ~ May 'lt
@. W. Hughes Apr 20 Lilly 1Aprtit
II. s. Eckeet s Feb 10 Henry 0rmanl Apr "
,Joseph King 1 Abr '7OThos. Shaw 17Sept 'T(
John Harris Apr ri q w Sites 13 Oct II
WIN. Kiinge / Sept 30 Oliver West bAfay q
Mrs. Trimble Oct esd. FLinvillel Apr u
j NJ. Ashbrook Oct 'T0l Jas. J. Gron Apr ~
w u Brandt i2 May III VIM Watson 10 May II
Leo Noles 20July 'T0IJ. Gibbony MAY ~
r. J. Peters 1Apr n y. J. Hansber- !.
4. Mayer II Apr 20 ger 4Aug y
G. Blank 12 May TOE. Shislcr u May q
j. q, Weaver | Apr 'I0S, Grove 13June y
Wesley Peters1 Apr n N. T, Doug
Jas. Scott Apr 'liIJ. n. Vernon !. May y
| Henry Work 1 Apri9llB Kenode ! Apr 2
+. ). William ID Fischel Apr Z
| son lMar'1i Frank Fislcr rs Oct 2
s. s. West 1sJunc 70 5. A. Kistler IS Apr z
M. Myers / Apr III Sam'l Good Apr Y
Mrs. Dr. Jas. ID. Albright 27Jm Z
White i oct 10 "A Hunter MAY =
VIM DicksonlB dec 20 VIM ROWS 1Apr q
| L. w ,Stewartg g5 Dec '50lD. Hughes 1June q
4 Rev. Il. &. .Tur- H. o, Davis g5 Jan Y
ner 10 May 'TtlWm. Shut 1Apr'1
g. W. Berry Apl 20 F.J. Boying | Apr, Z
II. Conrad 1June 20 Geo. Crook GiJuly I
! j. T. Keller Apr n w. Whitney2l May I
Ed. Griner 1sMay ,7Oys shugert Apr
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DarnIiali Il Coz nrc 20 crowded
with work that theyarc calling fOfhelp,
See local notice column.
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SECOND GRADE ROLL OF HONOR.

Willie Trout Junior Grammar-l:. -:
Alice Delaney, Tena Schleicher, Chas. Da'
Wis. 2nd Secondary--3. nj,
Chass Will, Willie wachtcr, Victor VIII
liams. 2nd primary-3,
Birdie Miller, 1st Primary-l.
lanes Strauder. Matte Walker, Mary
" alker' Asa Fielding. Alice Nelson, Sallie
Marcus, Colored School-C.
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an acres of choice land 3x miles west o.
Lancaster, on the Pike. and adjoining the I
a. Shaeffer farm, good house and other build
ings excellent orchard and well watereu-a
very desirable property.
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shRNcA 4En fNapN CsrHooHae
Bss5d Of EsEssaos-S1 e51b
GKETLEnKs The fol- |
lDwinF is > rcport of1tls condition Of me
south gblle Z Sshonl. pfihis eity fof me month
10. ofPurIis enrolled at beginning of
NJ @3asRII y sspii; 10 1iYiit'aiausi1s p.sni g q
. H'|hdftFn - s ~
-s-.iis|i ~ sisse u nahth 3ci
average dairy a.ieaaanee - ssg
10. peionglne 81
Pereentaga 81 Aftcndance y
30. OF c1seg " inriipess iye
- absence from sieAren y a.
10 1sf q e Gases u absence ison aii ssstf = :.
Nd. ef ceses cerporai puoIshnent coicfed
School 10, Flrst fTinsafy n 1otal. ~ y
No OF fcases referred 70 hupefintepdent
yisils fIom lIoarl 81 EdnekiioH 9
=. Patrons IA. .
: peilens not CONFESSED 40
No. S u fnpils on fiSsi eEaas Roll q Iiea, i.
10 u fupIls on second Grade Rcii 3 Z,
| 10. 81 fupils Third Grade Ron o. iofcy q
Total Roll Of Honor. : ~ ~
FIRsr GRADE ROLL OF HONOR
Elia ncpe. peeea Hood, Ella, r,66t. A,ldIs
4 lLnBofieaux. Flora Ream Kaie Scli0Ty, ANNA
Dayidsun, FfiInk linniltott Hattie billing
4 hurst Maggie creufofde Magic Hust2n,
frank Trout, hopeis 1,ataip wallaee 1ihs iis.
Il Cowden, Ahna CarDes, Ella Filler, Emma
A Peafse, Ilzzfd Perry LILA WORK, MARY
white Harry DnFel, George Spahf, Frank
Young, Nin, Willard, Henry Peters, Calli'
Shaea eaer Florenee shacncr, Frank .eOnpeli.-
HIhIs sisy. Mary iu,np, jessie Beaellum
n Callie White, Loh Lellcr, Danl Shacner
!, James GowdciI saIn1 grlpps. DIllie tonnell
,lWm Ewing Thomas FagAn Linus kann sN.n1.
l5nan. Ehaa Rising, Dudley shcrrick, WIh'
D lWcbb Grammar School IS.
Netties Dyariiion. Failnie MuInaugh, Adj
Michaels Ida Rlslng, John Conpcll, Josepi
Work, Chas. Spahr. Junior Gremmar-I
Clara Malone, Nora Whitley, Mamie Work
Lawrence Hyle. Intetmediate-4.
May Fischel. Alice Holmes, Maggie Holmes
"A Anna pearse, George Eriiek. Snd secondar.
Y sailie Downs. Nellie Ellis, Maggie Ellis
Caroline Engic, Anna Geisy, Ella Gusemaf
Fannie Halnes, Anglo Hershbefger, Man MAY,
( Malone, ldA Oare, Mary Palmer Maggl
Robinson, Mary Schneider, Sallie Staf1orI
G Nettie Lane, Katie Webster, Chas. Ellis, wa
zllie GrOlr, John Plckcring, Jas; Pickering
Ellsworth Pickering, Frank Root. Jhco
Shaefer, Frank White. 1st secondary-M.
al Oliver Clark, james Powers. John Richart
Geo. Shuman, WIN. White. Clara Detz. Ann
Cullen, Maggie Etzel, Lizzie oare, Eellc WI
son. John Keller. 2nd Primary-ll -.
Mary Carly. Maggie Cullen. Ida unstol
: Emma Pratt, Eta Thompson, Maggie Worl
& Mary Whitley, Vim, burberry, Chas BruIi
Is Held, Sylvester Malone, Lewis Schoppie.
L First Prlmary--n. -
= Henry Williams, Adam Home; \; n. y me ~
5 A. Viney, Robt Walker. Alfred Walker; e
ward Viney. Winfield Walker, Wm, Dad
Moses Smith, Thomas Harris, Betty Stra9de
!, Ariel yiney, Ida Waller Colored school-7i
= SECOND GRADE ROLL OF HONOR.
~ ,r.,,,. r-o,t I,ninr Crammar-1
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100 acres of land, In Madison tom; I,
shin. Fairfield county. Ohio. miles socth Oi
tie Estate farm, /" and 8 miles east Of Clcnf-
port. on which land Is . good log house. log
barn. and all necessary outbuildings,x gooo
young apple orchards $50 bearing peach trees
and 10 beaTfng grapevines. good timoer, IeA-
ming water through the fam.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02

III acres Of land, mile west Of the
city Of Lancaster, on the Pike, on which Is
1rst-rate brick house Of II rooms. also All ne,
cessary outbulldings. large frame bsnH
barn. young orchard Of npe fruit. good springs,
and living stock water in every neld Ally
doing good business, with house for Inilles
All the buildIags are In good or,ier, and the
land u Of the 1fst quality. This firm Inrstbc
seen 10 be aypfeciated.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02

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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02

acres OF choice land In Pleasant soyn-
ship, miles north Of Lancaster on the PIKE.
Has on the premises Large Frame House with
cellar, good we'll good orchard, good barn. A
desirable property, ~ .stsa.s q
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02

The malingof clover hay has com
menced.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02

- Acres OF Land one and a-half miles
southwest from Pataskala, and one mile
north Of Etna, licking cSSnetiy, So,iI, on,1 stsbie %
snring house, &c good orchard ana :
rood wen Of water at the house. rri0e
| SI20O, II bought soon.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02

one House and Lot In RoyAlton, FAIR
eoid county. ohio. on which Is an excellent
Stable and well. A fne location for Physl;
clan. Grocer, or Hotel keeper House wen
Sfiauted FOR elther-will be sold very low OF
favorable payments. ftH.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02
i House for nent-el0ls . buslnsss.

1aO Acres Of Land,a niles north Of
Pleasantviile. and 10 miles north Of Lancaster
on the pike on which is agcod house, barn
and other outbuii,lngs good orchard; ~ Acies
Of good timber, land good, and nearly Al An
sod.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02
rae foiiowlne Properly tor sale,

One acre Lot IN Rushviile, on which
Is brick house, stable, fruit OF All klnns'--
Will exchange for western land.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02

"a ncres ofisnd IN violet township, TX
miles north Of Pickeringtou. Ohio. Hes on
the premises houses, small barn, large cattle
,hed. good orchard, running water through.
the farm good grist mill and saw mill, soil
excellent. will be sold low, II sold between
this and the 20th OF March. +7g ~ A
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02

,an Acres In Putnam county, Ohio, with
,n tv,, miles Of Kallda, all IN good timber,
soil 50 excellent. win exchange for city prop
erty.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02

1IIouse and Lot on Perry 81 near the
BROADWAY Hotel, Lancaster, Ohio. There is
on the premises, q two story Brick House, sta
bic, Wen and eistern, fruit trees, &C.