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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-20

a A.si. raI htf. ss.Er r rHtanl7a saftlHE Hnd
III h-a..1r Fra9erls.. % sh o. la' !, eco. nsrci;
i.l q r.saslF "a hrfl O. a. NAM ral.s al
ac,r-, u.al'ii. rri hru.ass g. uiila ar-h . hcir
l. mars r-sl.v applied itan uirry uihsr rfnCli1s,
r.trr Hfl-usi e a tad elefi. IA sla-.s F-as'iig
90 r-af.lgrl fy E'fr s. -s-e - f l ..-s uaci u
ii her own erfcnsirc tre.iulEI 90 uf atk, for
slgzr.y tyltIiy ycars. u.fi -rai sHrte.E
Ths Eri-riiril dis-,.- 81 rlI.h ti. alive j. TO.
t-umrnlud SRI cat i.iar htFrrlfF Hu, F.irf.
lSrufit. O'f There 1rH EffHis sl-f.-s. Eulus.
~ - So. ' 4 I, f,l ir'jsl.,, sor'
tlr1E, Ei,ra o. h.fsoft. Cfr-.rs, Toefirsle, kar-
Trte, a,urs u rn.fG, hftl #t.H, sl7rlhn Erfaaf,
-; S01it h.rf. Il tsiHg parJ-i Ersi',
saiss o. gdlffon
u never tile to rrs EHrrfratim " pr 9oriv
nFpIl l;u1 g On wei w.ii Gee laist ilirfc iiai,s
cay T. -cycrll ca-es ii hs- rtrtl i.tps iiutE.
For Pills Il has been ID covered ;u g. q .lrl rfTs.
tUy. ftEslrs that hatr lrru afflicted &C ycIrs
have been relieved BY g. applications. F,rFiv-
and q'iytug he patlcHt irg hfFpsi MH4s IL
I-tiIra- enc imnrdi ttci. 1t fhusr Hiln sail
f.A0ra otiaia This Saite aud ~ iiI & freely, aud
tI-y viii A'd Il Invaluable. - & rod il casa ~
Sr1fHa and Hfrars. tGnssrs have been cUrrl
w.lft The hr,. $3.50 c.,r i.yrtiitd for Sir0yeit
BrfrSi a1i S5Iv FEfi-t. "a vay i-iurioas but
tsrr iU ut1r. rrI-L SIR OF Ht0E Lges- Ruh u
on the lids g-1iiy, aac or twice a dov. Cures dec,
ICES It, pasaHg u the e-.Es On piece ct coilnn
For ff97G thls is slurrinf 20 ANYTHING brown
FoE Faalss ~. ats Ike a charm. For Burn.
inmgdiaic relief. For C'd Sorrs, apply once a
dly.
FoT IipRsEs AsD CA-rLE-Frr sarcs o,
Bruises Horses or Cattle this SAWS j. ipruiuaAc,
and has astonishing effect 90 r.tit z scratches on
horses, This Salyc Inns worked So own way irto
noios.eiy and is s.is AID sU.5 i.1.,y "a 81 10
shove a!!r.e-ts.
W. ~ v.lcrigncl, have brcJ rrguautc with
Mis- sawyer f.r many year., AVID believe Der to be
q CHRISTIAN laly and a ski.ial nurse, aud having
used her salV4 In families Il niNrs
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-20
Commissioners Notice.

The Subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District of La
noble, Commissioner to receive examine, and
adjust al claims and demands of all persons, a.
gainet the estate Of
~ Jonathan Parcher late ofrtowe,
In said district, deceased, represented insolvert,
and the term offs months from The vi, ilay nf Mar.
1872, being allowed hy SID Cnur to the credi-
tors of said deceased. ia exbli aud prove their
respective claims before US; Give notice, that we
will attend g. the duties II ur appuiRtment at the
dweling-l ouse Of Widow A. 'aicher in Stowe,
IN said District. on the teeth day Of May
and e Ja y next, at 10 O'Clock, in the forenoon
Of eaS Of so days.
II. CADY, }CommiI-
1--WE VIM. MORRILL,, Ssoners.
st-we. vs.. Mach !st, 1872.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-20
q g A r D

N M" HT| ~ ~" E|T
Those who have 50 literally natronized my black
smith shop sinso Locating in Hyde Park, will ac-
cept my thanks for the Same. II those who areGw'
ing will pay the same before the first Of April,
they will confer great favor, as need and nust
have my pay Firmly yours, fs i
l8w3 ALEXANDER ANDERSON.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-20

In Morrsvile, March 18th, daughthcr to Mr..
and Mrs. ". +. Whipple,
1T is supposed from the specimens already given
that she will excel both father and mother in the
at Of focal music. Weight 9 pounds.l
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-20

IGOR SALE!
r7LES. TIEst. TlEel4!

"A HliI 3IlI w FEI
Now is thetl0e 10 getont and drasl n. II. Ties
The H. r. Co. want large quantities delivered en
the limo ADORE high water mark feet long y
snches thicS, faced IN each side-e, inch iace--
iither ucmlock. Cedar, Brown Ash or Tamaraek /,
eornd and free from shake. The company will pay
agood price, and pay cash on delivery, They can
be delived on Tho Line from So. Hardwicl to Shell
don. Whoevnr intends to furnish any should no.
tify some enc OF the Directors. 5st
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-20
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE!

Gilmore, Aug. 3lst, 1871
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-20

TO THE AFFElCTED.
II your Druggist IL out Of the Snyc, and neglce,s
to keep supplied, send seveutvvc cents as directed
below, ana receive a box by return mail.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-08-17
Pisa

j. J. aSp J. Mast Sunday GOV. Jacob
spent in Huntington. lie had HE family with
him, and was returning from the eastern part
Of the state. where he has been prosecuting hi.
canvass. The Goveru"r IL 10 6ne health but
Wo did notthink he looked very cheerful over
Ms prospects tor reelection On sunday ght
hon. J. y. Camden also arrived. IN biz way
~ Milton whore D., spoke ON Monday. is.
lookri smiling and confident md aid his ms
jority would not be- less Than ten tbousand.-
Rvsry "ne ~a- pleased with him who met him.
John Blsr lI0go was with Mr. Camden. look.
ing 90 mane dcent trim. and IN splendid con.
dition 10 I-0fecute 'hc campaign Co the end
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"Huntington is piniug for a Touring mill
and tannery, besides wholesale houses.
churches, schools, &c."-Ironton Journal.
Yes, and she don't intend to pine long,
neighbor. The Touring mill and tannery will
soon comei brick store house for a wholesale
house is commenced on Ninth street, and two
more ON Third avenue; a 81 200 brick school
mouse IS commenced on Fourth avenue; at least
two Of the congregations here have made their
preparations for building, and two more are
expecting to 80 to work very shortly; so the
committee reports progress, and asks to be
continued"
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To BunpERs.-A PLEA FOR OUR OWN ME-.
cHAsrcs.-We regret TO notice that some par
ties who have built or are building houses in
the city went abroad to get mechanics to do
their work. We have no wish to dictate. lint
we think little calm reflection will convince
any man that it is n short sighted policy to
pursue; that even though it may result in the
saving Of u few dollars in the expense of the
building, yet in its Interior results and conse.
quences, it will be injurious to himself as well
as to the interests OF the place.
We have in Huntington mechanics of every
trade, who ARE as capable OF doing good work
as any that can be brought here; rs a proof of
this witness the store and dwelling belonging
to Mr.. briggs, the dwelling of Gen. J. @. Bres.
I'M and Others, so that there is really no ne.
ccssity for going abroad for mechanics on nc.
count of want of skill.
In regard to prices, We can say that Hunt.
ington mechanics are doing work rs cheap as
1t can be done, and if parties come here from
abroad and underbid them it is very gosd eyi.
dence that they are such sorry workmen that
they cannot get work at home.
We do not rejoice at the misfortunes Of other.
but we are really glad that, in several in.tan.
ces, when contracts have been given to me-
ehnnics abroad they have got advances, run
their principals in debt, and then have left and
forfeited their contracts, thus entailing severe
loss on all concerned with them.
The welfare and prosperity of our own citi.
Eens is of much more importance than n little
penny economy in the building of a house. II
mechanic from another place builds n house
here, Of course he must live while he is here
but all the profit he makes is carried away from
here, and if he can purchase his supplies as
we'll at his place of residence as he can here
he gives that preference, so that in many ways
such things work against the welfare Of the
city.
Parties giving out contracts should receive
no bids except from residents Of Huntington.
and all workmen employed should be those re.
siding here settled policy of this kind
would add greatly to the prosperity Of the
place.
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ON THE OHIO RIVER.

b Ta' t Gy of a'toG which the Ohio river im.,
i" Th lots %Ss for is BUSINESS S % g
d; @ :5"'ss: which are attracting large
%%s s p and h. ps 0 : rla %s H~ G
%t f W %en S%a h"' has eighteen S
( ai s , S: sG e. ss s' VET .s l Gs !; @
%sS s s "ay trade S1d Gs Ss%sss
2@ paS s Y % %G%sn ss h. aS ;s
5 ' s w. ' 99 S will . Gs Tsa s s
nnd work. a a sPa chops of the
s s WITHIN" the r r os d Vi" OHIO ha ss anu
g s 1i ss e o Gp.G2" G sns5is
5e e sSS StTiSs Of
@ S1 qpelg and the agndn they eoS hsT
na rS; slsns found i in qaGi..
GaE R,vsy Which the "" gPy % position the
de isa o. n, ] become ana da, S great i sSr of the %s
product s, e' great EaTs and Southwest and The
climate ' ps s s',l y for r5h "a, tho RiS
GS ss n d y sG f"o S Snf's.s' sG%T
EaaS lot ip'n 5 az I aGG9l,Gi room
eas a s. % % lots viii : ' Which viii 1sys 2d pre- '
' , ' 4a1 saa 1 sS Street. s been
sp SS and r pa@ 'ss zig" % s.' 5 i s'
veil sS sa iu 5s 1s higher branches Of learning cost @
si but are not Ct a yn f% $3.50 s'
day.. on delivery a are per purchase. balance within ,ru
@oig ySar from S5 f a1 " gwen 'ai hair Of the
Zach 1 i be ,s. T9sP 5ig a! 'i '1 a. ' %oS
conform .recdsi part, %, che e.
~, ali of III. s1 id4 s " guard again
NTH %.os E2 oaS aaapSa5 very s ys9s s .'s 0s
City Of Iaos r l.' o %, any ss '' Sa,,
S 5 S b, Esid ,sa Immediate a F cab, au.po S
' s s .1s's. ss ,;, s;o1a Of as
2,s ,5 5s b @ r,s v t te l 3:
he ooa,.sa % Will " given Application person. D., by ., .sos
%o ", T = CINS G is"s S"pen"'cnaent
J4Es TRACY s.,.,.,, and r,. Irsr'yeroy, yae,,
% WILLIE sras'r lev Yosr s2ue
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-08-17
TIFF DAVIS SEWING MACHINE.

Mr. Robinson, the General Agent for the
Davis Sewing Machine, is now actively can.
wasting this section Of country, and is doing
good busdess. It gives general satisfaction to
all. The following certificates, among hun
dreds, have been received.
JAcksoN. Ill, MAY TO- 1872.
Gents: ! am we'll pleased with your Machine
| can do all kinds Of work with ease, and
do not think there is any Machine upon which
person can learn ~ easily ~ easily a. the
Davis. have used the Howe. Singer. Flor.
ence. Grover 4 Baker and Wheeler and wilson
Machines for seven years, but think the Davis
superior TO all. MEs. $. J.. JoyEs.
nNuroS, o.. April 2, 1872.
The Davis Sewing Machine gives entire sat
isiactlon, and shows no perccptible wear. al
though / have d0ae all my family sewing for
six years. aud many Of my reicbbor. Raw,
used % during that time. I would not do with
out one. AysR s.,,pty
For further information, he 3. authorized to
refer 10 Mr. j d. Lauck, Merchant Tailor. and
Mr.. Maupin, Mr.. Brooks, Mrs. MeKinrie
aud Mr.. Downis Of this city. Mrs, sloan.
Mr. Callahan, and Mr.. johnson Of Catlctts.
burg. and many others Who are now using IL.
IL b. the cheapest and best sewiar Machine
now in use. for the following reasons.
i't. because q its simplicity of con.true.
ton.
%. Because Of its adjustable thread con-
tr0ller
80. Becauso of BE-. superior feed BY which i'm To-
pro'cment The "fullnr on" II the lower Niece
Of cloth boo sewing prevented.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-08-17

1oL'TicAL.-we feel as happy as a big sun
Rover since the Jacob meeting on last Mon
day evening. There has been so much talk
by some of the seven1by nine) Jacob papers of
The great number NJ Jacob men, &c. we begun
@ think there might be something in it, but
II vas go. If that was not n fasco, or more
plainly speaking, fzzle, we never saw one.
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UPskr--Last Sunday evening as MrJ. Be.-
was returning from the Camp Meeting, and
~hen but short distance from the grounds,
ms express upset, dumping his passengers in.
to creek, but beyond a little ducking and get
ting daubed with mud, we believe no damage
was done.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-08-17

PEEsoS.L.-Tbe RI Rev. X. v. wheIan Of
Wheeling, Catholic Bishop ofthi. Diocese was
In our city on wednesday last. lie is expect
ed to return the tr-t Vt next week when he
gill make arrangements for Hiding a fine
ehsrch, school and convent in the city. These
eshdings will probably be located on Fifth Az
@nae aud will be an ornament and a great ad-
TARtagc to our city.
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The {. o. X. R.-This road is one of the
uiumphs Of railroading, and the manner in
which 1t is conducted is another. Persons set
their clocks by the arrivals Of the trains; to
cay this seriously, as We do, in regard to new
road, through one of the toughest countries
ever traversed by a railroad, shows Il system
and energy seldom equalled.
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Commissioner Of Revenue.

ErirOH ARGus-You are authorized 10 an.
nounce that JOHN ". WHITE will be- can
ddnic Tor the office Of Commissioner " Rove-
nue in the 6rst District Of CnJcll county.
ITEAN
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Prosecuting Attorney.

We are requested, by many citizens N
ayuc county 10 announce that WIN
THOMPSON will be a candidate for proscr1
ting Attorney, subject 90 the decision Of the
Convention, which to be held on the 10th
inst
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-08-17

~ Decentralization tickets. II as many
tickets are voted ns there printed, a good
many of the voters will have to take the advice
OF that distinguished statesman. who advised
bis constituents to vote early. and vote NJ.
ten"
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PRETTY Go"D FoR YEARLISG.-The taxa
bile property of Iur yonng city is as follows.
aesl Estate .sS32,2
PERSONAL, DO l62, 400
TOTAL s49i, 800
Nearly half n rillion slded to the wealth
OF our country in single year. At this rate
in ten years this ought to and will be the rich
Ot county In the State.
We have IA Onr city about 5000 people, ?
newspaPers, and thv best organized Democra-
ay, in the state. 81 is rgood place to settle.
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Call at j. W. Vcrlander's, I'd Avenue and try
Some Of those 6ne sugar cured Hams and
breakfast bacon which he is selling at reduced
prices. lie also delivers all goods within the
~'S limits Tree OF charge. nl3t3
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acknowledgements. Persons who com
pete for the prize Of the biggest melon, will
please not send the melons to us all ut once,
but by degrees, Us we can't cat more than one
At q time.
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BEAUTIFUL STORE Roov.--The one be-
longing to Mr.. ID. +. briggs, on Sd Avenue,
Just eomP'sted. Some one should open a store
there in keeping with the house. and it would
10 sure to do good business
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just received a full stock Of Groceries.
Wines, Liquors and Tobacco, which am sell
ing at the lowest cash price.
J. W. VERLANDER,
DISH III Avenue
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One Hundred and Twenty thousand shin
giles for sale by
hi<St- Russell L Miller.
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We are authorized To- announce a. VI scorr
a' a candidate Tor the Office IT State senator
Tor tho Seventh Senatorial District.
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STORE HoUsE.-Messrs. Russell 4 M;l.r
have completed their new store house 70,
aoavy goods. 1t is the best in the city. with
AL the copveniences for doing jobbing a,
Soi as retail business. Give them a call.
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Bbls. Of old Blackberry and Ginger Bran
dy just received at J. W. VEELAspEn's
nl3t3 I'd Avenue.
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THx kaSAwHA.-The Kanawha river Is so
low that the Kittie lIegler il forced to confne
her trips to the Ohio river. She runs from
Gsllipolis to Cincinnati. She is popular
boat.
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l.. >. HOBACK

Reg. leave 10 inform the people NJ CabsI
county that be is no Independent candidate
Tor sheriff At the ensuing election. and that be
viii Boo thankful Tor their support.
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10 Cases of Claret and California Win. in.
received at Nv. yxRI.x,x.,s
"A''' I'd Avenue
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MIGHTY BLuE.-The Jacobs orators, when
they left Huntington. II is said that they
spoke cuss words, and wouldn't lie, the porter
carry their satchels to tho depot. Well, WELT
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Busr.--our job press. 1t has no, been idle
three hours at time, this week, except at
night.
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10 Bbls. Of old Rye and Bourbon Whisky.
just received at J. W. VERLASDsRs,
nl3t3 ID Avenue.
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PERsoSAL.-Dr. Vinson, Democratic candi-
date for the House Of Delegates, was in town
Friday looking as lively a, a cricket. lie will
be elected, and ought to be.
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wASrED.-More water in the Ohio river
She is getting Low.
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Circuit Judge.

f-. authorized b" anuuuH-s Che nam.
'-f '. 'n ts.Tis. 80. ata eandiia's fy
Ju'ya ui 90. siA.b Jnii..si C.,.giI
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Waffle streets; the dust Of few DAYS
Hgo Is turned into mud
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scARcE.-Sweet potatoes, but we saw some
very nice ones to-day.
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vint. White has big auction sale to. dav
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10 Bills of sherry, Port and Maicri, Wine.
just received At J. W. VgEL,,TgRs
n'@tn % Avenue.
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JAhtS R'eY, Sec,siar, and Treasur.r '''''E
- HILiIAs Srassr Nfv Ycsr
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-04-04

School BOARD ELEcTIoS.4On Mon
kay next an election Is to be held at
Citizens Hall for two members of the
Board of Education for this village
one for one year and one for two
years. Some of the Republican lead
ers who are in favor drumming every
thing in political groove succeeded
in procuring the nomination, by their
party caucus last Saturday evening, of
Andrew Jackson for the long, and DIR.
johnson for the short term. There are
men in this corporation who have an
interest in the prosperity of our
schools who think that they should be
kept entirely free from ali appearance
and suspicion of political influence or
bias and these men are not confined
to the ranks of either party. They be-
lieve that the nominations for these
responsible trusts should be made by
the people outside of political caucus
influences, and that men should be Sc
lected upon the soleN ground Of their
fitness for the position, and who will
be entirely free from partizan obliga-
ton and influence in the discharge OF
the responsible duties of their Office.
We are requested by number OF
citizens to invite all those in favor of
such action to meet at Citizens Hall
on Saturday evening next to consult
together and take such action as they
may deem advisable in the premises.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-04-04
EDINsuRGH.

NOfSe0P0ssoetCr.
ELECTIoN.-This was as warm an
election as was ever held here. The
Trustees that were elected last year
opened the Town Hall the past season
for dancing, which called ont some
very hard feelings. The same men
ran for Trustees again this year and
almost the entire ticket this year, was
the old officers of last year; they CALI
ed their ticket the peoples ticket. It
was made up of Republicans and DEM
ocrats. The other was Republican
ticket, but Democrats voted it, and 1t
was the closest contested election ever
held in this township-candidates on
both being elected as follows: Repub-
licsn ticket with the majorities Clerk
George P. B. Merwin, majority. A;
Trustees, VIM. +, Coe 3, S. Sanford,2
Constable, DIR. VIM. II. Wier, 2. The
peoples ticket; Trustee, A. r. Goss,
majority l.; Treasurer, N. K. Goss, 2;
Constable, ~ Calwell, /. The can
didates for Treasurer being tie IL
was decided by lot, which gave the
Office to the peoples candidate. Some
long faces after some boasting.
CHEEsE.-Cheese-making commenc.
cd Of the new factory to-day.
Sugar-makIng has eomWenced.
CITIgES.
April l, 1872.
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OhiGU2rY.

Died of quick Consumption, at Au-
rora, on the S4th of March, Mrs. Re-
becca Taylor Blair; aged n years
Mrs. Blair was. born in Middlefield
Mass. Feb. 1lth, 1875, and moved with
her fathers family, (the late Samuel
TAYLOR to Aurora, in 1906 was mar
ried to Isaac Blair, December 25th,
1911, and moved the same day to the
home she has occupied over go years
She was the mother of Schildren who
survive her, and had 10 grandchildren
and great-graIdchildren.
Mrs. Blair was an affectionate and
devoted wife and mother, a true friend,
kind TO the afflicted and the needy,
and by her gentle ways won the es-
TEEN of her neighbors and acquaint-
aHces. She died with a firm belief in
the final happiness of all in the land
of the hereafter, and unfaltering con-
fidence in Him who doeth all things
we'll" III
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-04-04
Your loving,

SuPERvIsoRs.--There is great deal
of misunderstanding in regard to the
right of electors voting for supervis-
ors, many supposing that they have
the right to vote fora supervisor for
any district in the township in which
the election is held. Such is far
from being the fact as will be learned
by consulting the law passed March
8, 1868, Is & S. 662) sec. 2, which pro-
vides that no elecfor shall vote for
more than one supervisor at such
election, and such elector shall be a
resident of the same district in which
the person voted for shall reside
Atthe election ION Monday, many OF
the voters of the village, who had al.
ready voted for Street Commissions
upon the corporation ticket, were SO
licited to vote for orSuperyisorsin in othel
districts, and some of them, in con
formity with the holding of the Boart
of Judges, did so vote as an accom-
mediation to their friends. 1t should
be remembered hereafter that this i
entirely contrary to Law,