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ANoTHER TicxEr.-Presidential tickets are
multiplying. A knot of fanatics, apparently most
ly from the neighborhood of Wheaton, Illinois,
whose one and only idea is opposition to secret
societies, met at Oberlin, Ohio, last week, and
nominated CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS, for Presi-
dent, and CHARLES II. HOWARD, Of Illinois, for
Vice President.
During the progress of the Convention some
c,loot, from Indiana. who claimed to have taken
twenty-eight degrees in Masonry, made the pitt
BILE spectacle of himself Of getting up in public
and disclosing the Masonic initiation, with oaths,
signs, grips. &e.-in short, revealing what, ac-
coriiing to his own story, he had taken a solemn
obligation to keep secret.
We believe there has been but one ticket of this
kind put in the field heretofore. In 1892 shortly
after the MORGAN excitement, an Anti-Masonic
ticket was nominated, composed of WILLIAM wIRT,
of Maryland for President, and AMOS ELMAKER, Of
Pennsylvania, for Vice President; but it received
such an Insignificant vote, that it has passed out
Of recollection a national movement, except
when referred to in an occasional reminiscence
WRIT died not long afterwards, and ELMAKER was
scarcely ever Thought or spoken of except in the
announcement of his death, few years since.
Some men supported the movement, who after
wards became distinguished politicians; but they
were not fond of having it alluded TO. THADDEUs
STEVENS was among these; were also other
prominent Pennsylvanans and New Yorkers.
NEW MUsIC.-We are indebted to J. L. Peters,
599 Broadway, New-York, for the following selec-
ton of New Music:
Darling weep Song and chorus W. s. Hays cts
Only for you. Romance. Ch. Delioux 30
Don't write darling Song and eho Cox 30 cts
Under the Walnut Tree Song duet. Dressler Is
We won't leave the Farm Male Voices. Persey. 25
Stars of the Summer Night Male Voices. Glover 25
Sensation Waltz. Becht 30 cts.
Freddie (iaOp Kinke. b cts.
Awakening of the Birds Caprice. Kinke IS cts.
Drops of Dew. yalse briliante. Allard 30 cts.
Mr. Peters will send any of the above pieces
postpaid, on receipt of the marked price, or the
entire lot may be had by sending 30 cts. for the
June number of Peters Musical Monthly"
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HUN BUG.

Bailey the d-fauns Collector il liyin. in .eelsior
near NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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baltimore cattle Market

The following are the latest market
reports we have received:
BEEF CATTLE-Prices to-day for
beef cattle ranged as follows Best
bceves at Q OOa1 %; generally rated
first quality at ) OOaG 10 medium
or good fair quality at 4 GOAL IS /:
ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows at
8 7ja4 90: inferior and lowest grades
Of cattle 0 0OaO OO-gcneral average
Of the market l2l. Extreme range Of
prices . 75i7 %. Most Of the sales
were from 4 10 to 5 so per 100
pounds. OF the receipts 55 head
camcfrom Maryland, So from Virgin.
ia, ~ from West Virginia, 5ll from
Ohio, 81 from Missouri, l6 from Il d.
linois. 81.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-We quote
fair to good sheep at 5a7lc per 100
pounds gross. Stock Sheep dull at "a
3 90 per head, as to quality.
HOGS-Wo quote at o OOaG IS
per loo pounds net,
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PREMIUMS AND CLUB RATES.

e These club terms are designed spec
tally for towns where there are no local book.
sellers.
ANY person sending US the amount in adj
vance for tue complete set Of the Leather
Stocking Series, 50 -, will receive gratu-
iiousli handsome sIeel.cngravel portrait
Of j. Pcaimorc Cooper, Of size suitable for
binding in the volume Any Que sending Us
the amount in full for four complete sets Of
this series tSlj, will receive an extra set
grRtuilously, each set accompanied by the
steel portrait Of Cooper. Thevolumes Of the
series will be mailed to each subscriber, post.
paid as Iupidly as published, and the por.
trait Immediately on the receipt ofthe remit
tancr.
D. APPLETON K Co., Publishers,
$50 5jl broadway, New York.
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Es- PEOuorED, We arc pleased to
see that our deserving friend, W. d.
Rollyson, Of BrnxtOn, has just been
appo nted one Of the Aids to the Gov.
ernor, with the rank Of Colonel. This
is well merited compliment, ard is
but another testimonial Of the upprc-
citation in which the Colonel is held.
and Of the respect that he has justly
gained for himself by the earnest and
efficient manner in which he has ever
performed his public duties. The 9th.
or appointments arc as follows: Ben.
iamin Wilson. of Harrison, Thomas
O'Bricn, of Ohio, Abraham Sranglrr,
Of Hardy, D. D. johnson, Of Tyler,
Reuben DarisOu, Of Taylor, W. II.
llcgeman, Of KauaWha.
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b5,6Etsgr5=9ilssay
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RI HASH,--We are indebted to
Louis Bennett. Esq for valuable pub
lie doeuments.--The temperance
meeting held on Thursday last was
we'll attended. Af,crl a preliminary
organization had been formed, tue
meeting adjourned to meet again on
Thursday evening next. title
residence Of our worthy Mayor narrcv.
ly escaped destruction By FIRE on Mon.
day last. y defective iluc in ono Of
the upper rooms caused clio conaagra.
tion Mrs. Dent discovered the danger
and gave the alarm; and our Ere
fighters were on hand in few mo.
ments. Considering the start the'fre
had when it was discovered. it is al.
most a miracle that the house was
saved .-llon. j. NJ. Bennett,
Hon. john Brannon and NIaier I'd.
wards returned from Charleston last
week. convened on Fri.
day af:GrnOOn last-Juigo Irvine pre-.
siding Owing to a pres, Of cdi.
torial matter We are compelled to cut
down our local page this week. -
The Legislature adjourned on Thurs.
day last, having been in session As
days, the full length Of the term al.
lowed by the Constitution .-We
learn that Judge Irvine has purchased
all the Maxwell property about town.
RunOr says he paid 81 900 for it.
-Mr. Hale is preparing to put
up handsome dwelling house en- Cen.
ire Street for Miss Mary Butcher.
An old darkcy, G feet s inches
in height, and minus one leg, was in
town last week trying to get up money
enough to buy an artificial limb. He
was General A. p Hills servant, and
lost his leg at the first battle Of Manas.
sss. while holding the Generals horse.
lte understand that be succeeded
zsuy we'll.
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~ IjrsuuR CouSrr.-We under.
stand that jerome B. Gordon, of Up.
shur county, was arrested last week,
and brought before Squire n. b
Wam,ley, on charge Of Grand Lar.
ecuy for stealing cattle belonging to
James Caldwell, aud was committed 10
jnil for the offence. We hope that
Justice Wumsley. who has for many
years acted as such, will, by the PEG.
pie of UPshur, be promoted to high.
or position. lie is certainly deserving
Of reward.
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GOING TO LEAVE WESTON.

\ Desiring to remove to the city of
fruatinston, or some other good bust.
ness point, l shall sell my present stool,
Of goods, comprised of everything kept
ia a retail store, at small advance on
first cost.
A word to the wise i, sufficient.
Persons wishing bargains should take
advantage of this opportunity to secure
them. PORrFR JonS.oS.
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On a
Partition.

WEST VIRGINIA.
A TRULES held in the clerks Office OF
n the circuit eourt'ofUpshur county, on
Tie iirst Monday in February, 1872.
Jacob ". Heavier, Sheriff Of UpsLur conn-
~, and as such administrator de Lohis non,
with the will annexed, Of Ilcnry o. Middle
ton, deceased, plaintif,
James S. Will, and James L. Middleton, late
executor Of Henry U. Middleton, de-
ceased defendants.
In chanccry.
The object Of this suit ito obtain q de-
cree to subject 10 sale 1911 acres Of land, ~
ing ia said county Of Upsdur, on Big Sand
Run and to apply the proceeds Of said sale
TO the payment " two bonds executed ly
the defendant, James $. viii TO the said
Henry o Middleton, lor purchase money o.
said tract Of land, on the seth day ofNarrh,
lsGG, each bond calling for $500, bearing
interest from the date thereof
The defendant Junss s. lITl not bayihr
entered his appearance and an aGilav ne.
Ing filed Ia the papers Of this car, mat he
q non resident Of the state Of Wc,t MI.
ginih on motion OF the paiatilrly Nj, al.
torney, u !. oTNtr,d that III, aid defend.
ant james > VIII, do appear here within
one moth afel The iairuf the lri publ.
tAugn ofthiz order, and do what mly be
htssH''y 10 protect bic iEierfli in this suit.
A c0py--HtiCsioi
JACKMAN COOPER, CLERK.
" G CAREER rrfs ai!y Gblsli
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A CARD.


BucEnASSoS, Feb. IS.
To he Editor Of Tie Democut
We ask the pleasure Of inserting a
few lines in tho columns at your very
valuable paper, to thank tue people Of
Weston for the kindness aud courtesy
extended to US during our recent visit
among them; and for their kind pat
ronage to aid US in procuring insiru-
nouts for our Band. More paiticu.
larry would We thank the members Of
the CornCt Band for their extreme
kindness in playing for US, and striving
in every way to make our stay pleas
ant and our efforts a success. We
hope We may soon have an opportunity
Of returning their kindness to tue best
Of cur ability. Very nearly all our
boys have lost their hearts, aud when
questioned in regard to it, their only
answer, in futteriug tones, is-"in
wes-Wa-." | leave you to i'm.
ugiue the rest. Dr.. Blair says it is
extremely warm since our return. The
reflection Of more than onO. sou is upon
him. We verify believe tina. had he
succeeded in bis telegram to DR. Cam.
den, there would not have been enough
hoOp.iron in town to have saved him.
That's right" Doctor, "holier dginr'
And last, but not least, we wish to
thank you for the very complimentary
manner il which you noticed our Gu
tertainmCuts, as | assure you it wai
very encouraging to amateurs like our
selves. May your shadow never grow
less, Y,urS, &c,
DEAuATlc CLuD.
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a new and full supply Of Quecnf.
ware at the lowest rates at Edwards

re- True Ec1SoMY.-Tho country
is at present flooded with cheap and 10.
ferior goods Of every description, which
are heraldcd to the publ, in flaming
advertisements and which find a market
among those who have yet 10 learn that
true economy" consists in buying a
irst class article from an established and
first class house. For example, pianos
of various markets arc offered at about
ono.half the price Of those ofrcaly first
class manufacture. Among tho latter
none arc more deserving Of the Chcom.
ium "rcaly first elias" than those man.
ufacturCdby Messrs. W. Knabe & Co {,
Of baltimore, a firm which dates over
a third Of a century, and whose pianos
for cxccllency Of workmanship, dura.
bility and sweetness Of tone, stand al.
soluicly unriyulled aud containing many
valuable patented improvements, to be
found in no other instrument, made by
the very best wOrkmon and Of strictly
first class and seasoned material.
The so.eallsd cheap piano may pre-.
sent fair external appearance. but is
made Of inferior and often entirely un.
seasoned material, and sson becomes
wreck which defes tue at Of the.lun.
or. We make special mention Of the
piano, as the most forcible illustrations
Of our remarks, which can DO applied
TO Almost every article We use in our
families.
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Window glass, all sizes, putty, lin caAs, ]
linsetd oil, white lead pain ibr1shes, eOlori
in oil, varnisheS Of all slnds fre-prooI
paint, sand.papcr, kc., Kept constantly on
hand and for sale cheap by A. NJ Dent.
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Ifyou want a nice bottle Of perfume, a
lragrnIi cake Of soap, a nice quality Of pa
per, good pcn.kniie, pocket-book, tooth
brush, or anythingelse in the notion or fan
cy goods line, 60 to Dents.
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CooPERs
Misunderstanding Novels,

"The enduring monum cnts Of FEM.
more Cooper are bis works. While the
love Of country continues to prevail,
his memory will exist in the hearts Of
the people. So truly patriotic and
American throughout, they should find
a place in every Americaun's library"
-DnHel HtJs'er.
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Chewing and smoking tobacco, with
a superior lot Of stOgies and lips, at
Edwards
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Groceries ! Groceries ! Buy your
groceries, at Edwards.
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The readers attention is called to D.
Appleton 4 Cos advertisement, in an
other column, of new edition of the
leading novels of Fenimore Cooper, de-
signcd specially for popular circulation.
The first Of the sc.ies will DO The
Last of the Mohicans," which will ap.
pear with numerous new illustrations BY
f. o. G. barley. The style Of publi-
cation will be the popular octave form,
with paper covers, the purpose being
to render the novels as low in price as
possible. Heretofore there has been
no edition Of this acknowledged head Of
American romancists suitable for gen.
oral popular circulation, and hence the
new issue Of these famous novels will
be welcomed BY the generation ofrsad-
crs that have sprung up since Cooper
departed from US. As time progresses,
the character, genius, and value Of the
Cooper romanats become more widely
recognized; he is now accepted as the
great classic Of eur American litera-
turc, and his books as the prose cpics
Of our early history.
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Insure your property; and don't
forget that Edwards is Agent for three
Of the best Insurance Companies in the
State, and will give sou insurance
upon the most reasonable terms.
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EE APrRoRlArIoS.-0n Friday
last we received the following telegram
from Hon. a. A Lewis:
CnAELEsroS FEB. 20.
To j. ". ITofndia:
a Bill apPropriuting Sej 1000 for
construction, aud 1900 for tue old
dsbt-ftr Asylum-passed to-day
Adjourned \ \ LEWIS
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4 NEW AND
Splendldly illustrated Popular
Edition
or
Kenmore COOPERS
Misunderstanding Roman

%. Appleton & Co. announce that they
have commenced the publication Of ]. FEM.
more COopcrs Novels, in form designed Tor
general popular circulation. The series will
begin with the famous Leather Stocking
Tales five in number, vhich will be pub.
lshed in the following oEder, at intervals Of
abouta month
|. The Last Of the Mohicaus.
.. The Dccrsluyer, 4. The Pioneers
8. The Pathfinder, 8. The Prairie.
This edition Of the Misunderstanding
Tales will be printed in handsome octave
volumes, from nav stereotype Plates. Each
volume superbly and fully illustrated with
entirely new designs by the distinguished
artist +, o. c. barley, aud bound in an at
taeiivs rafer cover. Price. Seveniy-Fiyc
Cents Per Volume, or - 7j.for the complete
set. The series, when completed, will make,
bound, an elegant library volume, for which
binding cases will be furnished at a moder-
ate price.
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"OLD FORT DUQUEsNE,"-1755

\ Thrilling and Exciting Historical
Tale, beautifully illustrated, and called
odd Duquesue,n will be commenced
in the March Number Of the Peoples
Monthly, Of Pittsburg, the oaly illus.
tratcd paper ofany Size and pretcnsions
outside Of New York. AL have heard
Of this old French Fort at Pittsburgh,
aud the bloody conflicts about it; the
defeat Of Bradiock aud Grant its cap
lure by General Forbes; the dreadful
Indian frontier warfare; the celebrated
chiefs, botn White and Red, engaged,
and other incidents of absorbing inter.
est to Western Pennsylvania, Ohio,
and Virginia. The very large circula.
ton aud popularity of ibis pure, bright
and attractive Monthly should convince
all Of its merit, but il any doubt, they
can have three months trial Of it for
only 2jets. Yearly price, 81 80 in
dtrlnee. Examine the wonderfully.
liberal premium list. Lire agents
wanted, on zig commission in errry 10.
cality, Address, Peoples Monthly"
No. 81, Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa
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,fachinists aud all Others having use for
extra articles Of Lubrigating OIL, can obtain
the same by calling at A. ". Dents Drug
store. Warranted entirely free from IAN
and other inpuriiics--only 20 ecus per gal
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO
CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS
All'Resail Orders amounting to gao and
Over Delivered in any parted
the Country
FREE or EXPRESS CHARGES.
HAMILTON ELS7ER e SONS,
Of n.,hi...n... Ii

HAMILTON EIS7ER e SONS.
Of BatiROrC, M.
In order the better to meet tho wants OIL
their retail tustomUs at distance, have 6,
tablishcd
ASANlPLE BUREAU,
AID will, upon application, promptly scnd Icy
mail full lines Of samples Of tue Newest and
most Fashionable Goods, Of French, EugIsi
and Domestic manufacture guaranteeing al az
iiaiSs 10 sell as low, L not At less prices ksn
ANY house in the country.
Buying oHr goods from the largcst aId
most celebrated manufacturers In the diiIsVni
parls ofEur0pc, and importing the sane IS
steamers direc, 10 Baltimore, cur stock Is al
all times promptly supplied with the novelties
Of the Londsn and Paris markets.
AS We buy and sell onlyior cash, and mako
no bad debts, We arc able and Willingts seih
our goods at from Ten to Fifteen pee cent less
profit than If we gave cndit.
Orders unaecompaHIed By cash Will be
sent COD.
frumpi-phyiaz wholesale buyers arc M
vilcd to inspect thJ'Hoo. in our Jobbing aud
Package Department.
Address, HAMILTON EASTER & SONS,
1871, 100, pol AID 2G3 W. Baltimore !
Feb 7O.ls7l-iy baltimore, Nd.
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Roasted Coffee, in one pound pack.
ages, at Edwards.
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Fish! Fish! Fish, The cheapest
Fish at Briukmau's.
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Hardwarc-a full supply of all kinds
at the lowest market pri1es, at Ed
wards.
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dfoW Mad

You will take notice that on the ! It'll day
ofNarrh, lsTl, between the hou,s u nine
in the forenoon and six in the afternoon Of
that day, At the house Of Sarah Stalnakcr,
ia llingU Township. County Of Randolph.
and State u lles, Virginia, shall proceed
10 take the dcp0,iiion' Of said Sarah Slalua.
kCr and others, to he use rs evidence for me
IN ch1nccry suit now pending in the cir.
cult court Of Randolph county, and State
aforesaid. wherein am plaintiff and you
are defendants. And u from any cause the
taking Of the aid dcpositious should not be-
commenced, or being commenced, should
uot he completed on that DAY, the taking Of
the same will be ndjolrncd from time to
tine until the said dispositions shall be COM
pictcd.
Given under my hand, this 3Oil DAG Of
January, ls72.
wlLLlANE MACE.
feb lg.It
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Concentrated lyc, soap, indigo, &C.,
at Edwards.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DEPOsITt0NS

To Jacob W. Mace. FL
S. Mace, Catherine I
Smith, Joseph Bridger, !
and Margaret Bridger, !
bis wife, Charles S. J
Mace. Christina Mace, !
Absalom Slalnakcr, and !
Mary Stalnakcr. his ]
wife, William Mace, !
George Mace, Mary }
Mace, Margaret Mace, !
Dorcus Mace, and An !
draw Mace \
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Timothy, clover and bluc grass s,si
q the best quality at Edwards.
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A TRULES held In the clerks Office Of
n the circuit court Of ,Gilmci colu'y, on
The list Monday in February, 1872.
PcregrinC Hays,
Mariah L Putnam, ]
widow Of Samuel Put.
nam. deceased, john
". Putnam, Martha
L. Putnam Lafayette
Pusram, and Samuel
Putnam, children and
heirs Of the said Sam
ucl Putnam, lccoas.
Cd.
The obiettofthii suit is to enforce ven
dor len on tract Of 100 acres orlaud. Is
ins on The waicrsofI.eading Greek, in Oh.
mer county, which was sod TO the said Sam
uel Putnam in his lifetime.
And it appearing by ..iEdayit fled that the
def ndauis are non residents ofihis State, It
is ordered that they DO appear here withia
one month after tic date u the first paJli-
cation Of this order, aud do what Is ncccs-
sary to protect their intcrcstin this suit,
feb7, 1879. Tesic'
J. y. XIV, Deputy for
CD. CONRAD, Clerk.
Levi johnson, Atty.
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NOTICE TO DIRECTORS.
INVEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
Wv -IG.IlA.l

INVEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
w -Is7I---lS12 -
The last Catalogue shlus an attendance o
III Students at thls Institution. Five dis
tlnct Departments Of Instruction, with iul
corps Of competent Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Languages ;
Mathematics, pure and applied Psychology,
Ethics, Political Economy, Logic, Rhetoric,
the Sciences. &c., &c, carefully and thor
oughly taught. Practical Chemistry and
Physics, illustrated by appropriate npparat-
US. Special advantages lOr the study VI &c
Ology.
A good Library. Extensive Cabinets o.
lliucralogy, Geology and Conehology; tot
gciher with many specimen In other depart
meats Of Natural History. Fine Buildings I;
beautiful and healthy location, good society.
Fall Term hcgins Sept. G. Winter De-
cembcr 3. Spring, March 90. Commence
mcnt, Junsa0
Boardln, from 80 to - per week.
Tuition, from Slj to S2l per year.
For further particulars, inquire Of
ALIEN MNGTlN, President,
NOrgantOwn, W. Va.
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Knives and forks at Briukmau's.

waih.tubs. wash.bOards, buckets,
ropes, &C., at Edwards.
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No. / Herring, in half barrels, for
sale 4, Edwards.
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Timothy Seed fer sale at Brink
mans.
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HOME INSURANCE GO.
OF
Columbus, Ohio,
CASH CAPITAL, $500, 900 90
CASH ASSETTS G3S, All 81

EThc srldull intVAse Of strength Of tho
Home makesilI Policies better at Expiration
th5n when Ora: issued. This gradual in
crease is guarrstc 'dhy It's plan Of business;
none but fEst-Cltss llsks sEs written ut
paying rates.
The Hone pays Tor Live Stock shOn To-
5lttd and Killed w. Lightning, without FC[-
yrcnce to the place wha' killed. hHJ1
damlsc BY Iishiuinsto lu. ldinlNr whether
JTFacd or not.
one they want.
pOligics.
Norr.-This company has falGllCd al ihc
Of the Insurance Law Of lh.i
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r pTy2 ~ hn e., Il,
A ~ ,, - .'sal y, I' q ctN once Of
Nv 49, 'gu' = ~ ~. county on
80 a. ''i:, -! ~ '"' 1','!i 'o'-'
NaIoIine AruV'ui
vs. r. .,-.
Jacob Waggy and =" Vn'Heery
othcr..
IT," , o;',oc, o,,,,;, ,,,. j.. ,,,. r.
r,roI wgg,y ~ nnJ MI rs s"' q :" ''o'IF from
The plaintiff by . pgomi,iary note made by
a IS . sB s % szc G Ssa g' sS i Ss'
js@, $:5 SsFiTst 3d. I sex, audi aud ; 30
m.T'n ai,a, !, :, 1n ~, 70 ,gt a,4 as yoip1-
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS
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vs..
Samuel G. Starr, G. D.
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unknown) partners do r, ,L.roo.r
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