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Es.a1~ for Dung HEetr, ur great 50
Gina EVILS and ABUSES. N,tti, !ut-rtere with
,. FRI Acc with sure means IF reii"f FIR III
Fr.ia4 a3i UufartUmtt-. diseased aId IetIIgat,,
~-et free. in sealed envelopes. AdG.e4
Il,StRD ASSOCIATION, No. = 5. Ninth ST.,
I'd sic. pu!t, Pa. oc-3-a-+
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After paying the expenses Of the enterprise and
making the distribution of the gifts. the balance
IF the proceeds arising from the sale # tickets
viii te appropriated to the establishment f "a
tREE LIRRAkN in LnuiaN IL ~ b. rtIlnI lie
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E'ubEic Library Of Kenl,.ck,

The Concert and Distribution viii take place
under the immediate supervision OF the I Uetee>
named in the Act Of Incorporation.
T~tCSTEES-Thos. Z. Brenlette, late Governor
Ky: Henry Watter.on. Editor Courier Journal:
". y. Htldeinau. President Courrr-JoufnaI Co =:
D1cru. Proprietor Arzrig-r: II. Vi. NgCart,, If
the Daily Ledger: J : G ia. Clerk jefferson c urt
nf Common Pleas: VI ". Clu XIV. Aurhor Political
Text Pc X: z. I. purrett. of rEe Iori -Iic Bar.
SUPERVISORS OF II DltAWI:t --Ii.u II.
! sites. Ju1Ge jefferson Court ut c u,ulau Pleas;
Hon. 7. +. Cochran. Chancellor Louisville CLau-
Gerry Court; Hon, II W Bruce. Judge J,f-1Stu
Vile; Hon b. J. Webb. senator Of k-Uturk,:
Col q. ( Wharton. L. :. District Attorney Moth
Judicial District: Gen. !. 7, Boyle. i~Ic>idrut v.
II. a L. L X Or. :. :. Bell. l'rut Med. Juiye-
-ity. Louisville Jiison T. Jthus,n. Fr.IGi-:ur
Calf House: Hon J. Proctor Knot. late Member
t"n-res-: Andrew Graham, IJbtcco and Cgttpll
Broker.
The holders of ticket, to which riffs a|rrawar3-I
will b- paid on presentation IL the nfice in Louis
Vile. Nv. Tickets WI. te IL sale AT tie gfhCe il
L ui>yIlle on the
1-t of July. 1-11.
4 liberal discount will To allowed when 100.
500. .r 100 tickets are purchased Ia a lot. Al
orders accompanied hy reInItttncc> will lie prompt
ly attended 10 and the tickets returned iy mai.
registered or by express a, ordered.
Tn. undersigned, late Ir ncilai business Naua-
ger If the very >urce->fuI " r~ctutiIr Library G.f-
Concert # san Francisco. having hen appointed
A-erJ ii the above enterprise has 10 say that
ryrt Wiling Will lee dome T. make this au entire
success. ard buyers f tickets will unl their i-
-rre-t> 81 well Guarded A. it they were personally
present and superintendent the entire affair.
CHARLES K PETERS
jei2 I'm Gait House. Louisville, keutucky.
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For the Spirit. |

r~-- T OF Tue SPirAt-J 49,
.EDIroRs SPIRIT lit is. truly gratifyihaa
to the. people of Woodslield to see th'
great chaageiwhicb has taken place fo'
the better, since the decided expression
|of lie voters at the corporations eleetiof
on the 81 inst, against the sale; within
Che corperate limits, of iptosicating liq'
uors, either distilled or fermentcd, TO be
drank as beverage. !. - -.
:. Tire most 'hoper1l' could not have an
ticipated so much Improvement, pprally
in so short time. 1t seems as af.oal
village has in many respects been reno
waited: Everything moves along order
ly, quietly and soberlY. A%,A
The persons, who have, heretofore,
been cngaged1ir the whisky and beer
selling business, and have already aban'
doned it, and accepted the situation
made by the voice of majority Of the
veters Of our town. are entitled to much
credit But those who defiantly dfsre-
gard the wishes of-the people and are
determined to continue in the unlawful
traffic, not only to the injury and ruin
of otherssbutsto the irpsry and ruinpl
themselves and families, should be de
tested by all true friends of order and
sobriety. The next term of the Com,
mon Pleas Court for this County, being
near at hand, would it not be advisable
to give, the defiant and determined .vie-
lators OF law Legal. suasion to their fall
and entire satisfaction?
AN OBSERVER.
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now te Make q place prosperous,

Low te Make q Place Prosperous.
There can hardly be a greater sign toi
prosperity ina continuity than I els.
position to help one another, to lift. a
little when . neighbpSs wheel gets stuck
id the muds - ssn
| slskuew aplacc where mans barn,
with all his winter stores of grain and
hay was consumed i'm a night. Imme.
ldiately all the men in the country side
mustered, and hauled up timbers tor q
new barn: and then big, raising came
off. After that the sound ofAtwenty or
more hammers was heard until the whole
was shingled aud sided. But their deed
of kindness was not yet done. One or
two offered to take head or two of
stock and winter them for him, thus
greatly reducing his. loss,l aud assuring
his heart of the more durable riches of
prothefly love and neighborly good
will tsasFuss.ei a.ss, sss,sfvs ....jt,.sq rs
No one can compute in mohcy the
value Of one such noble liGerality in a
community, especially in, its influence
upon tile young Where this spirit pre-
walls there is sure to be progress in a
place, even if all improvements are lin
their infancy. People will like to come
and settle in place which bears such a
good name Now, if you desire, 10 see
ye.uI place growing, popular one, do
what you can to show yourself a good
neighbor, especially to those who need
a little extra help. .,5 go, = -, .,,.
II q man starts q tin shop or a black.
smith shop in your place, don't harness
up and drive off 1--WE miles TO buy your
pans and get-rour horses shod, just be-
cause you have been doing it = Patron
ize the newcomer, when you want any
thing done in his line, Speak encour-
agingly to him, and speak well of him
to your neighbors Little words of ap
proval and censure 60 q. long way, and
when once you have spoken them, you
cannot call them back. = s,i's.'s ss-szsih
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i[From the Mt. Carroll Qlls.l Dread.
OBITUARY,

1t becomes our painful duty to an
nounce the death of a beloved and hon
ored teachcr-Miss NJ. Ophelia Mason,
late lFineipaEo of Fthe Musical Depart
ment iii tile. .Mpnnt Carroll Seminary.
EHer fllness, ,protrncted tbroug ghjinonths
OF suffering, varied by indications of
possible recovery, or of threatening
danger, came to its close by her ceaslng
10 suffer, Tuesday. January 3,F1S7l
aged % years. 7Imonths and i day. =
Buds are pleasing to the eye and to
the hope. Blossoms add fragrance to
beauty. Ripe fruit gladdens hy .vari-
Gus senses, as also by the unfolding and
fulfilling of the early promise In Miss
Mason's life, so early completed, the
beauty of the bud, the fragrance of the
blossom and the fulfilled promise, ap-
pear not in quick succession only, but
blended in unity of excellence, rarely
cqualled, ever mature ever fragrant,
ever beautifalgh
Added years, however multiplied,
could not have sufficed for the work
which her ambition, her benevolence,
and her industry would have planned ;
but the completion of such character
as she attained, is work worthy Of life,
however prolonged.
The death of Miss Mason inflicts on
the Seminary loss which we painfully
feel. We trust, however, that the fruits
of her finished work, and the benefits
of her example, may still contribute
largely to the usefulness of her. survi-
wing asso ciates, and the welfare Tof all
her pupils aud friends. C. K C. =
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TIDBlTs.

The women of England have 500,
majority over the men. - {.
During the past month 1920 German
emigrants landed at New York
There are four Hundred and fifty-one
church ediices in Philadelphia.
Valparaiso, Ind, boasts of new
mineral spring of unusual flavor, and
proposes 10 eclipse Saratoga.
San Francisco has 807 manufacturing
establishments, employing an aggregate
capital of t15 ,533, 600. at
European travelato Europe from this
side is increasing, but not so rapidly as
it would be if Paris was quiet.
Petersburg now claims the oldest in.
habitant Of Virginia, in the person OF
Mrs. Lucy Spain, who was bornin l 767.
New York has 344 church ediiccs, with
capacity to seat 2S9,900 persons. The
tota., value of church property is S73,-
42l 900. 81 - ans a
Last year California produced 100000
OO0.pounds Of wool, or 100000 pounds
more than oil the British-American
Provinces s.ef
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Notice to Excavators and
STO E Ut T E R 8.

THE Commissioners of Monroe cornty will
| receive sealed proposals at the Auditors
Office. Woodsneld, till the I'd day Of May,
1871. proposals opened at Q, o'clock pm. on
that day, for excavating and building two stone
abutmepts at Earrows Run, Lee township;
said abutments TO be g fest high from bed Of
stream OF foundation, I 6 feet by 8 feet At base.
to batten one inch to the foot from the sut.
face Of the ground to the top. The propo-
sails for sxcavating for the foundation to state
the amount per solid yard. and the stone
abutments the price per perch.
Also, at the same time will be received pro,
posals for excavating, and building stone
abutments at the mouth Of 0possum Creek
near the Ohio River; said abutments to be
started on solid rock, with good sand s.ope. 70
be laid on their natural bed OF quArry sur
face; no stone to have greater rise than bed,
no stone to have less than 1s inches, joints
we'll broken, bedded In good lime and sand
mortar, l6 feet in length and To- feet wide at
the bottom, Is feet in height from the ground
and regularly battsned TO four feet IN width
at the top; proposals to state price for exca.
waiting per yard and building per perch; secu.
rity will be required for the faithful perform.
ance; of contract. The Commissioners resetve
the right to reject all bids. alf9s
By order of the Commissioners,
-. ~ ,s eAM'L GRl.iSHAM, 81 !
apr4w4 .s Ests Ssg.s So S9iTs bAnditor.g
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The Great Act or Despoilsm.

saTfe House of Representatives OF the
4 United States has passed a bill in rela.
4 ttonrto the South, which can only be
compared, in the atrocity of its despot
ism. to some of the fearful acts which
the British Parliament in former ages
adopted gin relation to Ireland, or to
some OF the Imperial ukases OF the Gar
of Russia in reference to- Poland In
deed, the bill-mil have been based UP.
on and suggested tn its material features
by these comparisons. American orig
inal iniquity could hardly have invented
/ such tyranny.
II authorizes the President to suspend
the writ of habeas corpus at his pleas.
ure, to proclaim martial law, and to en-
hploy, the military power of the United
States tooppress and destroy his polit,
ical enemies.
There is not man south of Mason
and Dixon's Line. if this bill passes, who
will not hold his life, his liberty and
property simply at the pleasure of Gen.
eral Grant. Elections in all that sec.
ton of our country are, during the con-
tinuance of this bill, simply impossible.
it is the establishment Of c dictator.
ship of an Emperor under the maine Of
q President. "a. J. So, $500.
/ = We do not know that this will create
any sensation or even ripple upon the
placid surface of our politics. We are
getting used to depotism very fast, and
Its .encroachments seem to inspire no
halarm or apprehension. The dominant
party in Congress are acting upon the
,idta that a majority of the people OF
ther North. are brim full of prejudice
and hatred against those of the South,
and will gladly sanction any oppressive
measures that may he adopted that have
this for their object They actually be-
lieve that it is unpopular for any man
in this partof the country to lift up his
voice against any scheme that may be
devised to rob and oppress our brethren
of the South.
Such is the violence of party. that it
does sometimes appear to be an unwel-
come and most injurious Office for one
even to lisp his opinion that our feet
should be taken off the necks of those
who for years have been governed so
remorselessly and oppressively. If there
is any consolation in this business it is
this: that those who are so willing to
deprive others Of their liberty will by
the same instrumentality lose their own,
and that the qualification Of their hates
will he dearly purchased Gin Eaq
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-Town Gounci1. /

.
meeting Of the Council, Tuesday
evening, April IL, the following Commits
tees were appointed; s''''s'.i''''.. 5s-ssis.
Committee on Observation-Disclosures
OKEY, w. F. HUNTER, Jr., and JERE. NIL
LIAMs.s ,,g seIe ns BoqIa Isss eile,
Streets, Alleys and Sidswdles--Dr. ].
WAY, j. BuRGRAcHER and a. KoEHLER. :,
Sunitdry-JERE Williams, Dr. j.
WAY and w F. HUNTER, Jr... Jrs. 8 : -. s:.
Finance-WLLIAM OKEY, JERE. WILL
LIAMs and N. KoEHLER.aa 3ses g.sH ag
Mr.. SILAs Truck was elected Street
Commissioner. 49,; s.;es
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FOREIGN NOTES.

SD = ~ IL =
One hundred ladies of Colmar have
pledged themselves to wear mourning
until such time as Alsace has been re.
stored to France. s9 s7'1Aa
King Amadeus's principal attendants
are his three Italian adjutants, with
whom hc solaces his heavy languid
hours in playing whist.
;gThe suspension of operations for five
months during the war caused the ia
nous publishing house of Name y CO.
ut Tours, to lose upward OF 1000
The sum Of 1000 thalers, in addition
to the regular military pension. will be
paid out of the French indemnity mon
ey to every German family whose head
was killed in the war. tr{q s5..ggFt
After the decree Of banishment of The
cx. Emperor Napoleon H., short work
was made in France of the statues erect
ed to the heroes of the Second Empire
The equestrian statue of Napoleon Ill
was melted down for cannon at the foun
dry in Paris, and the statue Of the Duke
dc Morny at Trouville, and that of Mar
sbal Billaut at Nantes, were destroyed
by the populace. a
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FIRE AT SUNFIsH.-We learned ycster-
day that night before last while some
farmers were burning brush piles near a
German settlement about mile from
Sunfish, the winds blew the flames into
the woods, setting them on fire. Some
time during the night the fire was COM
nunicated to the houses in the. settle
ment and three dwellings and church
were destroyed.
A large Touring mill, stored with
grain, took FIRE several times, but was
saved with the greatest difficulty.
Our informant was unable to give us
the names of the persons whose prop
erty was destroyed or the amount Of the
loss, but from what we gather II mus,
be pretty heavy Wheeling Register
l4th inst. IL sslST fss
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SUIclDE-On Sunday last Mrs. Hen.
dershot, wife of Michael, Hendershot
of Williamsburg, Noble county, com
mitted suicide by hanging herself with
q towel in the smoke house. The gener.
al opinion of the cause is that the wo.,
man was partially insane. She has, led
a chequered and unhappy b life, having
been, divorced many years,since from "a
former husband, DIR. MCPHERSON, who
went away with another woman AZ
terwards she married Mr. Hendershot,
with whom she had some difficulty about
property, which resulted in their sepal
ration last fall. She was living alone
with a young child, whom she sent to
church on Sunday, and during his alb
sence hung herself as. above stated
She was about forty. 1--WE years of age.
Barnesriue Enterprise, 1871 inst. $50. 81
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5000 Reward.

The Governor directs that a reward
of $500 be offered for spprei'endingand
securing Thomas Sturgeon wle is char
ged with the murdersof Calvin Kent. in
Mason county on the 18th day OF March,
1871. H'a s7'nss. 20 go, =. aa ss1 Z ~,
The said Thomas Sturgeon is said to
be seventeen years N age, heavy built,
height about five feet six inches, weight
about one hundred and sixty pounds,
complexion fair, full face, hair dark,eyes
dark gray. z i'7.i i.a z
II two or more persons become enti,
tied each to share of the, above reward
the same shall be apportioned among
them as the Governor shall Direct or as
a board named by him. shall lsay.--Na
son. County Vest a.llaJournal.
STURGEON formerly resided near sClar-
ington, this county. .ssaa 81 81 s.t gys.t
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RAILRoAD SURVEY r-Atn q meeting Of
the Railroad. Committee on Thursday
evening, the Pittsburgh & Marietta
Railroad Company xas authorized to
make survey OF the proposed line
from Salem, in Washington County, to
Barnesville, via Harriettsyille, Carlisle,
Summeffield, Calais and Temperance.
willie. 4, .rs., .s.sss = .s-.,{
The Company was also apthorized 70
survey another. route Away of the
Road Fork of Duck Creek. H the engins
GERS deem it advisable aThisnfoutel is
said to be four miles shortera than the
one along the East Fork. The survey
lis ordered 10 9arnesyille, but, We have
no doubt that when brought here the
people to the north Of us VIII see their
true interest and extend It furthenr-
-gssra caRe Esfe,yrsse. 1874 taa.
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The organization Of this institution
has been effected as follows:
President-ALLEN G. .MILLER. = aaf .
Vice President-FREDERicK KoEHLEn
ssaw E. G. KENNoN. zgks
Alter the lst Of May R. j. BUELAHD
: of Wheeling. will. enter the Bank az
Cashier.
The capital is ample to meet the de
mauds Ofithe business men OF Monro'
county and the rates paid 70 Deposition
and sboes charged to cash paper and fo'
loans, VIII. ~ sre assurcd, Be made sat
istactosy - q Hose transscting busi
ness With the Bank
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Sheriff Sale.
-as q q s5- :.
Williams & wes.
John Brookover. +

To- +
DY virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed
u from the court Of common pleas sf Mon
roe county, Ohio, will offer for sale At iths
front door Of the court house in the town oi
Woods6eld, between. the hours Of 10 o'clock
am. and 4o'clock p.rn., ON ~ -
Satsrday, the 0th day Of May. 1877,
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio. to wit:
The southwest part Of the northwest quar-
ter Of the northeast quarter Of section thirty
township two and range three; containing
twenty one acres.
Alsos the east part Of the northwest quartet
Of the southeast quarter Of section thirty
township two and range three. containing
twenty acres.
Appraised at $500.
GEORGE CALDWELL,
apr4w5. Sheriff n. 9. o.
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apr4w4.

yIIANTED-Ageuts aud Peddlers to sell >
wv thoroughly good domestic article, van.
ted in every faulty. No competition. Ex-
elusive territory given. Business very pleas
ant. Agents have sold dozen, netting $50
profit per day. One sold $50 in small town,
another 900 in Eve towns. another 81 In
calling on SO families, Outfit So. No danger
of imposition. Best o: references givea.
Send for circular to lQ2 Washington street,
Boston, Mass. LITTLKFIRLD i DAME.
aprl1eow4s.
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EEC. o. Perry Of Peru township,
ssclaims the belt in the matter Of hens
'eggs," he having laid on the tablein the
Register Office one that weighs five oun-
ces and measures eight and oLe-fourth
and six and three -fourtas inches ,ip cir
cumfer-e -Sandusky, Ohis. Register,
We don't belieye,a word of it,. You
can't make us. believe that .Mr. Perry OF
Peru township, or any other man ever
..slaid an egg on the table IN the Register
office" or any other table. We don't
believe Mr.. Perry even laid an egg at
all. He amt one Of the kind that lays
eggs, Mr.. Perry amt Wheeliag Regis
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IAN LIE, . u 4 o.

We invite the attention Of the many
patrons, in Woodsfeld, of Mrs. .GRUM.
BAckERs Millinery Establishment, to an
advertisement in this weeks SriRIr. =
The establishment of Mrs. ,CRpM-
BAckER is the largest and most com
plete outside Of large cities; IA Ladies out, "
fits furnished, complete. at reasonable
rates. s4 gsess5'.'i ss3' ls.a assta.i.sia
For full particulars read the advertise
ment carefully and, then, ! if you desire
first class goods and those that will pre-.
sent fine appearance, send in your or
ders or visit Evansville ,zhoa sd 20 gni
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EFThe Charleston Is. c.. cores
pondent Of The Commercial says that
'.the Legislature Of South Carolina is q
den of thieves" and that "if Ohio had
such Legislature they would all be
kicked ont of the capital, across the
State and into the Ohio River, in time
SO short as to be Incompatible with pray
ers This Legislature is nearly all ne
gro and Radical,and the people of South
Carolina are to be punished by Congress
for being a little restive under il!
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*Judge Of elections.

,DRowNED.-At Parkersburg, on the
Sd inst, HENRY KANosr, q resident Of
jackson township,this county, fell over
board from the Steamboat Courier and
was drowned. All efforts to save him
or recover his body proved fruitless.-
He leaves wife and one child.
~ Franklin County Withhold atPop'
nlar Vote Convention on the Goth day ol
May to nominate county officersas
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Settlement Accounts.

.f4t ficref-=s- 81 4fsF-ft --+i-l4- z
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN settlement accounts WIN be for hearing
Thursday, Nay 4, 1871.
b. T. Mitchell Guardian Of VIM. 8. Holidays
heirs, final. -.--
Herman Bsnninghsus Guardian Of Anna Ben
niDghaus, final. - ,ss.s.ss ~
Alfred Tidd Guardian Of Mary Tidd's heirs,
,fual. ,s...4..-.... ~. -. !
J. Lieuellsn Guardian Of s. Ruoker's heirs,
partial. ,.,ses.st - t,,..s.-
$. Gilmore Guardian Of ]. 8. Baker, partial.
A. Twinem Guardian Of 81. Ruttsr. partial.
8. Jackson Guardian Of J. 7. Craig, partial.
John Keyser Guardian Of Levi Snider's hsi n
partial a.. a,,fs;4,.ssss. - -,
John Grimes Administrator of Vim. Grimes
final.
WIN. Sloan Administrator Of Christian Stssl,
final. 80 ssa
~ as W. t. SINCLAIR,
aprlssd Probate Judge.
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HMt. RzupEz BuLLAEp, formerly
clerk, ,of The Merehantss = National Bank
OF Whesliug. bas been appointed Cash
Ter Of fbs Banking House OF. ALLpH C.
MlIxn &c, ,oof Woodsfeld. 0hios--
Mr.BuEIAsp is : young man Of ofexcellent
ns(ers1nnd sSboro1ghlg scQpsintsl
ystA - eliHf! Ssgirsss Il zssss's
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RAILROAD! RAILROADil

rNHR undersigned having lately purchased
l the large ard commodious
w "A r Z sH OU s II
formerly owned and occupied BY John ".
Jackson and John C. Duff. would respectfully
inform the merchants and shippers Of Mod
roe county that we are. now ready 10 4
RECEIVE AND FORWARD GOODS;
Wares and Merchandise, North, South. Rist
or West, by the cheapest ana most relixbls
lines. Particular Attention given t. ttef6-
ceivins and loading Of ssods, allows1e ~
package to leave the House in bad orlsfs
ast MALLORY & ATKINSON, isf
feb2lm3. Claringtsn. ohis.
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kEAs spring advances let every per-
son take an interest in having their
property overhauled and everything OF
an unsightly character removed. Paint
and whitewash should be freely applied.
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.y,SNEhe Naionsl Store Company, at
Lewisville,has suspended until suit the
members haze in the Court of Common
Pleas, is decided.
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NIs there sny good reason why
woodsdeld should not organize Build
inr Association 2 Here is an item from
th1 l2st st Clairsville Gazette: f.s 80
aThe ST Cairsville Building Associa.
don on Monday evening last, sold loan
as19f per cept. premium" .e,f