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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-08-20
The Primary Meetings To-Day.

Let the Primary Meetings, to be hold this
afternoon, pursuant to the call of the Re-
publican Central Committee, be we'll at
tended. We want the colored men to turn
out and have their first experience in pre-
liminary election for a candidate for Con-
gress. Select 4 competent committee of
five men in each Election District to meet
at Elkton in County Convention on Tues
day next, 23d inst. The ceremony at these
elections will be merely formal, Mr.. Tor
bert, we believe, having been settled upon
by universal consent, as the choice of Cecil
for her standard bearer in the Congress
sional campaign. 1t is, nevertheless, i'm
portant that the best men of the Republi-
can party should compose the County Con-
vention, whose duty will be to select an
able and discreet delegation to represent
the county i'll the Congressional Conven-
ton, which will meet in Cambride on
Thursday, September 1st.
The campaign which will Immediately
succeed this convention calls for the most
determined energy of the Republican party
to be put forth, guided by the best judg-
ranks. We have the strength to place our
candidate in Congress, and thus take the
first step towards redeeming the State
from the thraldom of the band of corrup-
tionists who are sucking out its very vitals
to feed their army of State and county Off
Gals, and district politicians. But to
achieve this result the best, and the disin-
terested men of the Republican party must
take the work i'll hand, and in their respec
tive Districts see to it in person that the
colored voters are all registered, that Dem
ocratic registers are not allowed to brow
beat and befog those among the colored
men who show a backwardness to persevere
for their rights. All kinds of sharp prac-
tice will be resorted to by these Democratic
registers to prevent as many as possible of
the colored men from registering, and their
designs can only be frustrated by the best
men of our party making it a personal
business. The time to begin this work,
where it is not already in operation, is on
Saturday next. Make the first step by
taking an interest in the Primary Meet
ings, and then and there confer together,
and lay down a plan of operations; and
when that plan is settled upon, pursue it
with energy to its accomplishment. The
honest people must get to work to GUST
these Democratic leeches, for every year
their hold remains upon tho treasury, an
increase in State and county debts may be
calculated upon as one of the things certain
to transpire, with aninerease of your taxes
yearly, as legitimate consequence. Begin
the work, then, on Saturday next. Draw
your first lines for an assault upon the
Democratic works
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-08-20
' yerhs g!etfl Ma,yhts
ELKTON, AUGUST 10, 1870.
Notice..

The voters of the Republican party, and
all who will be entitled to vote at the Con-
gressional election in November next, are
requested to assemble in Primary Meetings
in the several election districts of the
county at the places in the respective dis
tricts for holding such meetings, on Satur-
day next, August goth. at o'clock p. NJ,
for the purpose of selecting five delegates
from each Election District to meet in
County Convention at Elkton on the fol-
lowing Tuesday, August 23rd, at 10
o'clock, to elect five delegates to attend the
Congressional Convention, which will as
semblc at Cambridge, on Thursday, Sep
TENDER list, 1870, to nominate candidate
for Congress for the First Congressional
District of Maryland.
By Order
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-08-20
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtu" of Decree "f the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, as Court Of Chlncsry, til" under gncl as
Trustee, i'll wherein Susanna Krauss is COM
plliiGtnt and Thomas VI. Krauss Jonathan Krauss and
others are defendants will,
Wednesday,, III September, nert,
at the Maryland IIopc, Rising SUM- at O'Clock r. ~,
offer at Public Sale,/
Two LOTS,
situated aud lying in the village of Rising SUM- whereof
John IL. kr.ss died seized which are the sam. lot.
dated the 9th day of March. 1861 and recorded in Lilr
W ii. r.. Foil" 100. of the Land Record Books of
Cecil county, from Vim. J. Jones' Trustee to the said
John ii. Krtus:
THE TERMS prescribed 10y the Decree follows
Oncalf Of the purchase money to be- paid in cash
the day Of sale and the other half of the purchase
MONEY {" he paid in four months from the ay of sale
payment thereof to be secured by the Bond the pur
CHASER with security to he approved Icy the Trustee and
to bear interest from the day of sale
ALBERT CONSTABLE, Trn'fce.
NOTICE. Z,
And notice is hereby given TO the creditors Of me a
John IL. kIss deceased. to file their claims ani 'o,'
crs. in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court for C'h
county, witl.a four months from the ,lav fsiir i"'
said. ALBERT CONSTABLE,
,ue ~ 1S-o-ts Trustee
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-08-20
Alb - II R a CT
23d ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
Mutual Fire insurance Company
OF, CECIL COUNTY.
AUGUSTA 1870.
a IL - II II a CT

STA TZS7ICS.
Amount Of value Of Premium 0hilgaii"hs oo,. -,
in force at the Animal Meeting "i lno' s-liH''' ID
To wit .
IN Cecil count ....".......'''''N - 80
In other counties. iof;'o'r''
Number of Withdrawals during the year,
In Cecil county ..-....
In other counties ........'.....''.'.''.''''''
Amt in value Of Premium Notes withdrawn %
To wit: $1,000,
In Cecil county ....
In other counties. Luz ~
Amouui in value Of same Notes remaining
on iilc not paid for the past ysar....... n,4'5 Il
To wit .a,
In Cecil county ,'.'s.''S
In other counties. .A36 tj
Numree of new Policies Fundamentally
To wit:
In Cecil county
In other countics-.......................50
Amount in value of Premium Obligations
filed on Policies. l",ol9lo
To wit:
In Cecil county. HI-il9 o.
In other counties. ,-u9 ID
Covering Property to the insured
value 'o,-o3
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-08-20

.5.i, around nor ools read carefuly
-hiSi Us Herman, French, and Spanish s"'se'
AIN En- n rrropri ni, - Commerce st,NY.
druggists, and General Agents San Er,
nssnSni N S nV and y 81 Commerce St.
-'o 'olD III ALL DRUGGISTS DEALERS. i151s
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-08-20
TRUSTEES SALE
HOUSE AND LOTS.
IN CHARLESTOMN

BY virtue of Decree of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, the undersigned, Trustee will sell ON the
premises. i'll Ciarlcstown,
Saturday. the 1911 Of September, nert,
ut o'clock i. 81. all those
TWO LOTS,
formerly the property of Scborn Grant ,lrrc:sc,l sit
uatcd in til" town Of CharIcsuwn. near North East
liver distinguished the plot said town 10y numbers
10 and ~. fronting on Water street,
lS9 it. in, & running up French 2o7 feet,
The improvements new Two-Story .s.saR
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE. with Kitchen TiiiHH
attached: Frame Barn and other outbulings ls.l AI
and good Well of water at the door. t..i4AS4
TIKI TERMS SALE prescribed lv the Decree re, miro
the purchase Inn.; 10 he paid in Cash the ,,y of
sale. or the ratification, being by the Court.
Expenses of Deeds, Stamps, &C., to lee paid 10y pur-
chaser. j. T. McCULLOUGH
au:. ~, 1S10-ts Trustee
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-08-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
MILL FEED FOR SALE

in large iuaiities-hy the Single Ton Car Load 1t
the National Mills, in New Castle. Del
aug. 90 lS1O-lm 4. ii. BROWN 4 son.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-08-20

SIX PCT CtHt 0ONhpOIHU Thttfest.
TIE Mutual LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW YORK. offers in its Endowment Policies, an H.
vestm"nt paving Six Per Cent. Compound Interest h-
sides the protection If Life Ius urancc.
Ekton, Aug. 20, 1870 THEODORE ASCIIERFELD.
Aug, 70, 1S1u-3w&
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-08-20

iS s,, ''S 'Hn'ass ssss,,,rs,
Iht ~ fax On er'-s 1T Ia u
nj VI ~, ,;o;erumcnt' Is ~
irn.i'" nu,al receipts. st,;ncd sim
Tot: number t -, Company, 2n, onh 'l,
oreanht'ion ;n in dispute, III, Davis
If which rch! .hc ease of James horiel /
CONF" " port Deposit nav IN The Judgment
The rcm,anins h h"u he rigidly cnh, th in
If the Board ~ If each case, an! NV
the cirenni,S y, tmc members, dea'"h' '
IF losses adjusted an" r". sl25sle os
Total amount o, ,, of the Con,Paan i o.
since the organ ..........-' o., 60, 90 Zzz
| In ''''' a,rrticS .........'.''' =:
,,e establishment, ,. not only covered a., ,f;cnt
! 81 ,h annual rerep, has accumulate" VI H.. iudi-
yurnsc= but IA r,ouire stateheh. , in course
| nmoun, to JiS,s the members VIZ hy the first OF
viua a'i, and will be nunt Of unaprr"pr'ns,
Of beinE vt showing tn me- Ia the account o i nv
,ann i;nn, Interest, s''''WM . TORRENT rr'S'
| mcmhcr . ELLIS, Sccrc'Hi9' c-c
J, ,.-crr, At ANNUAL Mkir,s'''
,,..u,m Torlrrt, Richard L. Thomas
Wh'W Knight, D.uiel Bratton;
~ Mn. r. Howard Barclay Reynolds
Of Joseph H. s'e''CC Caleb C Brok"~. w., JONES,
,t,ry of Annual Me''''7
m .,v,r,oy OF NEW BOARD
rye 0EGASiA>'' Win. Torhert'
.,.ut y Ellis, r
Itch sncrstary and rreT n,uiel Dratton, 'ae'o
""o Executive COMMIT eor.,e r. Howard. ,,IIs
secretar
Test:
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-21
READ THIS Z!
Liberal offer to Readers

We have received propositions and have poe.
fecicd arrangements to Glib the following drst.
class Newspapers aud Magazines With the
PgRRYsBcNo JOURNAL:
The Toledo Weekly Blade-Hasby's
Paper and the JouRSAL will be furnished "
ono address for Three Dollars. ,,,..t !.
The Independent and JorRS1L will hs
seat to one address Tor Prur Dollars, Aad th 90,
ordering both papers will receive copy. pra.
tags paid, of Rehiss Spleadid Steel EuRra.
wings Of Grant and CelfaE, tAo p'ics Of which
10 81 oach.) ''
Woods Uousehold Magazine, a Ast.
elass Dollar Magazine, devoted 70 knowlsdge,
virtue, aud temperance, thrt essential poiass "
happiness, will 10 furnished IA q Premium to
every subscriber who will paw one year IN ad-
vance for the PEHKIsBrRo JoUKsAL.
There are none too poor to take aar two ~
the above periodicals at the reduced figures Al
which they are offered. The long SHUTTER eve
nings are approaching, and tho head OF every
| family should think as much abnnt pIOculing
| substantial reading for his family As h! docs
about proper food and cln;hing for them.
| Make home happy AMI your family will remain
At holne to enjoy It. The time usually epsnt In
running over to a neisLhors 10 barrow HE paper,
! Improperly applied, would buy three or four OF
| our best periodicals.. FaGH-.r
Az we have 70 forward money to each pab-
| Usher with which We club the JorHsAL, wien
the name is sent, all subscriptions must be pad
! in alvancc.
II each orour readers will call ths atseation
Of their neighbour 80 this liberal oesr, all mo =
be bcrcG tel. r
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-21

The exercises at the Hall being concluded, the
large audience repaired 10 the Banquet Hall,
where most boun,innl reras, Of tho edibles and
dslcaeies Of the season had been prepared.
At Bsdsr's Hall, music aud dancing ruled the
hour and the night, aud the devotees Of Terpsi-
ehOre ghded through the mystic mares of the
merry dance, aud with aying feet kept no uv,e
Of time. The Hall was well adapted to the oc-
cssiou, the accommodations were complete,
BuRo kss music was good, the ladies were
wrea,hed in smiles, the gentlemen ia excellent
humor, and order, decorum and social good feel
ing reignea supreme. Nothing unpleasant, ne
rowdyism occurred tn mar the pleasure OF the
occasion. A more genial ans. pleasant party va
have never witnessed.
so ended the Masonic Festival cclast Monda,
evening, characterized throughout by nothing
but what added pleasure aud enjoy msnt to shOs'
who participated.
Amer the payment Of all expenses, the ne
| proceeds smo INT TO about $50.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-21
DIED

At his residence In this place. on the l.th inst.
JAcoB wuirE, aged II yeats and months.
Mr.. WHITE was = native Of England, from
whence he cmigrated to this country abouttwen-
~ years since. Settling in Perrysburg he made
it kis home until thus passing iu,o that home
appointed for all living.
Thu deceased was a man ofrcmarkable indust.
ry,snd bore an irrepr-achable character. AN who
know him, respected him; indeed his kindly
spirit was sueh'as at,ached their friendship aud
sympathy.
Fcrs'vrrd years past he has manifested .
gradual decay Of nature, with more OF less suf'
firing from rheumatism. Now he has passed to hi,
rest where suffering and sorrow are not known
For many years he was a member Of the Baptist
Church, and although Of late years he was not
actively identified in church commuuions, II
may truly be said Of him that he was "Diligrnt
in business, fervrnt in sprii serving the Lord.
an the loss sustained, his widow and family
possess tue kindly sympathy Of numernui
friends.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-21
LOST OR STOLEN !

IN Pcrrysbnrg, on the evening Of the 18th inst.
i one calf-skin pncket book, containing three
five dnllar bills wrapped up in road receipt TOR
Geo. Keith also $l2 SO wrapped up in rad
receipt belonging TO Chas. Baufnapi also SO
wrapped up in road receipt belonging To AndTe "
Franktaiher, and sis wrapped up in rad receipt
belonging tn SAMUEL 8. Clark. The Poekel
b,ok sls, contained three notes. one hundred
dollars each, dated January S, 1855, and pava
ole January lst, lS66.7.s, signed by g.. W.
Spangler. All parties are hereby notified not
to purchase said notes.
4 liberal reward will be paid to any QUE Civ
ing inform uion that will lead IN the recovery
uf the above. Address this Office, or
39c ). s. CLARK, Weston, Wood co. o.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
GRAND RAPIDS DRUG STORk

For Pure Drugs, Medicines, nro Stuff, call on
GARDNER 4 co.
School Dooks, Juvtnilc aud Toy Books, 60 to
GARDNER & CO.'S
Fancy Ooods, Notions aud Toys,
GARDNER 4 co. have them.
CcM Oil that will not iguiie under ITO degrees
at GARDNER 4 co.'s
Putr LvRd. Lnseei OIL, Paints of all coloi at
GARDNER L CO.'S
Wall Paper, Window Paper, Glass and Putty, at
GARDNER g. CO.'S
For Good Mason & Hamlm Organ call at
GARDNER g. co.'s
II YOU want Music Books and Sheet Music
GARpSLR u Co. will furnish them at publisher s
prices.
Victims. Violin Strings. Comuion aud Italian
Bows, Bridges, Hiul Pieces aud Ro1iu at
GARDNER / CO.'S
Ladies' Travelling and Work Baskets same
place. BOYS Drums Flfes, Guns and Swords
ditto. great variety Of other things vt
GARDNER 4 CO.'S
Call in and sea them.
Grand RapiiS, January ], 1870.
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Zcu'S Popular Encyclopaedia and
UniNcrsal dictionary,

We have received the s5ih 10 the sSth num-
bcrs Of this Pc. ular Encyclopedia auu Cuiversal
Dictionary Of Art, Science, History, Biography,
Geography, and Language. This is really a
wonderful production, and the perusal OF it has
given us great pleasure aud profit. We knew
Of no work containing anything like the same
amount of valuable information, The price is
marvellOusly low. We cannot see how the
publisher can affrd tn give so much for so
small Il sun as 10 ceuts. Persons desiring
agencies. and we think all who try must do we'll
at it, should address the publisher, Mr.. 7. Eli
wood Z,ll, Philadelphia We understand he
sends sample copies to applicants, gratis.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-21
Photograph Gallery!
On Tifth-strcet, GA st Of the nion School -hous,
perFysburg, Ohio,

THE uudersigued would cali the attention of
she Is still TAKING PICTURES of the best
Quality, az all Silos and kinds, from tho sire,
or largest, down to the smallest mbrotypeE
and Gems; also copying from other Pictures
aud enlarging them, IL desired. in copying.
She will iuish up Pictures il India Ink, or
paint in water oolors in the most approved
will also furnish Frames aud Cases of all kiuds
sizes and STYLES that may bd required.
She would respectfully invite her friends to
call and see what their own artist can do, before
going elsewhere. II will cost you nothing II
you can not bc suited. She asks nothing more
than u show what she can do, aud feels cou6
dent nf giving satisfa ction.
\. B.-NS pictures taken on SUNDAY.
Mas. NICHOLS.
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PERRYSBURG MARKET,
IconntcrspwrExLrprr '. .NtlrrN AGO.

lcnnRrcTErwEEKLYB v .NtLLEH tco'J
,PERRYsBuRG, January 20, 1869.
Floor o. 0cS 90 " barrel.
GRAIN Ear Corn looc VI 90 lbs. 0Btt Il
@5Oc Rye 80 Wheat COG l t0Sp bushel,
Shellcd Corn. 7067Sc.
BrTrsR- 25ld30c y ID Eggs, 2593oc RdoI
LARp-22925c " b. .
Por AroEs 45@60c Y bushel.
SALT -26S " barrel.
WooL-30a40c q n.
HIDES AND SKINS Green hides, ga l0c
duohf l6c; do osalted cured, lo@ilc; do cured
ll9l2c.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-21

NOTICE. where's II appears that the
~ northeast quarter "f the Snu'hwcst quartet
Of section tw,uty.Scvsn In township four, North
ufrsngr te ucaSt in the district of lands formerly
subject TO entry al Defiance, sni now At Chilli.
euihc, Ohio, has been efNneouSly withheld from
private entry the undersigned hereby Pire notice
Of the fact. We will bS prepared TO receive appli.
cations O. eater the laud abnve designated ~ II
o'elneS A. NJ, IN saturday the lsth day of Feb
ruary, AID. is o.
wM n. FRANKLIN, Register.
JAaEs ROWE, Receiver. 1884
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A GENTs wANTED.-To, sell Prof. rrum

N bulls Line Engraving "FANILr RECON- >
executed with a pen. 1t is high toned moral
and religious picture. unequalled as specimen
Of penmanship, aud sells to every family that
has the money to buy it. 10000 copies Ssve
been sold during the last twn years, and anv
amount Of good territory is yet unoanvassed.
Agents make fair, and some very large wages.
For Circular Of terms. address
TRU MBULL & CRCrER.
Q? WaslIiuGton ST., Room 80 Chicago, Ill.
Sam
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-21

l. NECUToR'S NOTICE. Gee Notice is
l. hereby given that tho undersigned has
becn inlv appointed and qualified rs Executor
on tbs estate OF Michael CARTS late Of Wood
county. deceased. HENRY RICKET.
January 0, 1870. 37es
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-21

Gay and Happy. IL O'Clock on
Wednesday night while vending our way home
from the office, three young men, strangers in
this llacr. accosted US aud inquired for the
Gisnd High Sh'riff They evidently had been
partakinG Of three cent beer, and being left out
in the cold desired to be arrested to obtain lodg
irg for ths night. In passing over the same
territory next morning, the sidewalk presented
uuu,takable evieuce Of Severe struggle"
in which beer had been victorious. and these
young men were minus supper and the costs
of an evening" campaign.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-21
TOLEDO MARKET

TOLEDO. January 20, 1860.
FLOUR-Fine, 5 1895 90.
GRAIN Wheat lOjGlO7c; Cora 6SdS8c;
Oats 4ic; Rye soc Barley l75c.
PRODUCE Lard, prime, IN bbls lie =: do.
kegs, lsc. Butter, fresh roll ?jc; in keg 23c.
Eggs, SOC.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-21

rhesUee epNhie hasutslisJ The nraat,.. a ,
the undsrsisptd in the treatment ~ dtssasv, scm
inE under the above head, ts sun ,isnt Faar.ni,,
thatw hat heun dertal e. ne Performs and in ev,r,
case effects = radtoaleure. '
Private RoomsArs provided where cor nsattatton,
eAnb be procured In tn strictsat coincidence.
General once over Nos, NAnd sc Vi onros. street
hts room to the " eht az the top Of the tlAIfwaN
All letters oontathins a remittance or postage
stamp promptly answered
GS- Ohes hours from To 4. and from Sto 2.
Gail on or Adiress r, n. TTMrANY, ND,
Sis Toledo, Ohio.
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TINE TABLED. a NJ. RaiIroai .
wANrEp!

WY ANTED - EVERYBODY = To have
w their Wants made known through this
column. From Two to Four lines will be in
serted for IS cents each issue. Over that, 10
cents per liue. fI
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WoRps or WlspoM
F0R YOUNG MEN,

toh YOUNG MEN,
On the Wnttng Passion In Youth and
Early Manhood. With SELF HELP for the Err
Fiaz aud anfoEtunAto. Seat la sealed letter en-
Vslopes. free 81 charge. AddEess. HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, hoG 2, rhiiAdslFis, r.. fEt
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SCHooL ENAHI[ERS' NOTICE.
- The Board will hold their next regular scs
sion for the examination Of Teachers, at
House seholdcr's Corners, Friday, Feb. 4. 1870.
Applicants need not apply inr Special Exam
inaUrD. but are requested TO attend the stated
meetings. ot the Board. Correspondence with
the Bxmin,rs sauuld br directed to the under
signed, at Woston, Q. b. A. AVERY, Clerk.
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Acknowledgements.-Wc IRE under OBJ
legations to Gen. l. Il. SnKRwoop, Secretary Of
State, for copy his report to the Governor, for
1869. II is the most full and complete statisti-
ical record of the State Of any vet published.
Usb. A. NJ. CoRY will also accept our thanks
fuS pamphlet copy Of the Governors Message,
iu which we also find report of par'ions grant
cd BY the Governor for the pas, year.
We are also under obligations to Capt MART
BAIEIseEH, of the Treasury Department for
copies Of Washington papers.
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NOTICE!

II accordance with an Act passed April 30
L 1902 l0 provide fer the Beg stry Of Bind
aud peail,, have procured ,ho necessary
blluNs whic', arc now read, fot dis,uhruun r
Ph,sl'ians CltrSymcu. Miiwljcs and S.x,ous
The aw "a i,tcs prompt quarterly re,uras ~
der sovrri penilurs Interested parties VIA
c'll or address J c. PHELPS,
3aeS2 lrobatS Judge.
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The Lamb Knitting Machine

Mr.. f. c. CARROLL would inform the ci,i
zens of this vicinity that he has secured the
Agency of Wood County for the Lamb Knitting
Machine. His Sales Roam will be fnuRd at the
Store of Mrs. A. F.. Frederick, Perry sbnrg,
Ohio. All kinds of Knitting done to order.
25
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A. sUANS0S
Notice to Farmers !

DARTIHS wishing To purchase the celehra-
L It'd Champion Crnss-cut Saw, the one that
has given snch unbounded satisfaction where
il has been in use for the past year. can now be
suI,plied by calling at the New Hardware Store.
CAPT. ". DROWS.
All Saws Warranted. IL