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Administrators Sale
OF REAL Z EsT TIE


TN pursuance Of an order of the Probate
j Court of Monroe county, Ohio, will offer
for sale, st public auction, on sa
7Aursdoy, the 18Th day Of February, 1873
at II o'clock, forenoon, upon the premisss, in
Benton township, in said Monroe county, the
following described real estate, TO wit:
The southeast quarter of the northeast
quarter and the northeast quarter of the south
east quarter Of section thirty hve,in township
two of range five. subject to an annual charge
of twenty dollars during the life Of Elizabeth
Black, hsr dover therein.
Appraised, subjes. to said dover, at $500.
TERMS or SALE.-0ne third in hand, one.
third in ene year and one third in two years
from tfs day of sale, with interest; the pay
nents to be secured by mortgage upon the
premises sold. THOMAS MURPHY,
Aam'r Of James u. Black, decd.
japtawl.
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rEThe aDouble Improyed Cutt

EEThel "Donkle Improved Cutter
Bar swindle has been practiced, lately
in Guernsey county. judge DAVIS, o
Cambridge has S2,400 of that kind oil
paper. The Times describes the swim.
die as conducted by the agent:
"His plan was tn procure leading eti
gems to act as agents, ard to these he pro
posed to furnish tue cutter bar free,savt
only their note for sufficient amom,
to pay the freight, which OF course was
No to be paid until the machine was de.
livered. Brown gave his note for 81 co.
aud the same turns up in the hands oi
Judge Davis, of this place, raised te
S9l 90, Other frauds OF the same and
different kinds have been practiced up
onmany others. All these notes are
negotiable and may be collected By
Ilaw.u me
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MALAGA,--The people of this usually
quiet town have been considerably ex.
cited lately over the liquor question
Itappears that the vendors sold to an,
and everybody who could plank dowr
the required ten cents for certain
Amount OF poison.
The order, and law-abiding citizens
of the town, commanded BY Rev w
MANN, on Saturday, the 4th inst caused
the arrest Of, tse Thiskeys sellers, and
they were permitted to enter into bond
of 81 goo each that they would quit the
business; and assigned tltsr stock or
hand to Mr. H c. KoTzEBUE ard Mr.
Thomas S, FowLER to send out or MAJ,
aga township
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m A R R 4 E n /.

On the 2eth ult.. by the Rev, VIM. Danford
Mr.. David NJ Watkins and Mrs, Mary E
Rucker, all of Seneca township, this county
On the I'd inst, by the same, Mr. Peter Mar
tin, of Noble County, and, Miss Mary g. Lieu
ellen, of this county. ~ 4 a
Dec. 81, by f. NJ. Beard, Esq. Mr. Benjamin
+. Bishop and Miss Mary &. Keyser, both O.
Wayne township.
Jan. Z, by Rev e. D. Holtz, Mr.. VIM. B
Rodgers, Engineer of the steamer Mail City,
and Miss Alice o. Jackson, Of Darlington, Ohio
Dec. %. at the residence of the brides father
by Elder FL. R. Cash. Mr.. Cyrus E. Miller anG
Miss Catharine Rubel, all of this county.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
David NJ. Carter
VS..
Rachel Carter ct al.

DYvirtue of an order Of sale to me direc
IL ted fr I'M the court Of common, pleas Of
Monroe county. Ohio, will offer for sale. at
the front door of the conrt house in the
town of Woodsaeld, between the hours OF
ten o'clock a. m. and O'Clock p. m, on
Saturday, the 25th da, of January, 1873,
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county. Ohio, to wit: SH ea q
The southeast quarter of the northwes.
quarter; the north half of the southeast
quarter, aud the sonth half of the northeast
quarter all in section thirty.fohr, township
four and range six.
Appraised at 81 800.
so GEORGR CALDWELL,
dec24w5. sheriff u. C. O.
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EThe citizens of Adams township
are engaged in improving and building
this winter, as though times were flush.
Mr., JACOB CAssERMAN, near Youngs
Mills has built dwelling. house and
store room Mr. j. j. ALEXANDER has
added steam works to his saw mill and
Mr.. c. M. Blowers is erecting new
dwelling house.
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y The wedding ring is put upon the
fourth finger of the womans left hand,
because in the original formulary OF
marriage it was placed first on the top
of the thumb, with the words, "In the
name of the Father = then on the mex,
finger, With, .And of the Son." then on
the middle finger, with, "And of the
Holy Ghost and finally on the fourth,
with the .iAmen."
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Emigration Turning!

Cheap Farms in Southwest MISSOURI
The Atlantic Il Pacific Railroad Com.
Fpany offers 100000 acres of land in
Central and Southwest Missouri, at from
50 to Si2 per acre, on seven years time,
with free transportation from ST. Louis to
all purchasers. Climate, soil, timber,
mineral wealth, schools, churches, and
law-abiding society invite emigrants
from all points to this land Of fruits and
flowers. For particulars address A
TICK, Land Commissioner, St Louis,
Mo iapl4y.
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LIFE INSURANCE. During the past
week life insurance business has been
brisk in oy town The following per,
sons took out policies: F. KoEHLER and
Wife 81, 900 each; FRITZ KoEHLER ST.
600; DIR. J. WAY and Wife $1,000 each ;
SIMON DoRR, Jr., $1,000; J. B. DRIeGs,
S1,000; CHAs. DoRR, 81 900; H. +,
BURKHFAD, $1,000; and JACOB NEUHAR1
SI.000 60
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rz-An ,nttereatino letter from REALS

An interesting letter from Bealls-
vile appears elsewhere in this issue
1t contains number of items that will
interest many of our readers in the
county. and in other parts of the coun-
try We hope our correspondent will
furnish letter each week, and would
like some one in each township, in the
county, to do tbe same.
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kEMr JAMEs BUCHANAN, who re
sides near Laings p O., this county, Of
fers his farm for sale. The farm is il
good condition and, at the price, is q
great bargain. See advertisement. a.
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Cheapest Farm in the County
FOR s "A L E.

TNHE subscriber offers for sale hiss farm stu
/ ate in Green township, containing
TWO HUNDREDANDFORTY ACRES.
The improvements are good dwelling h, use,
a large barn, and sheep stables for 200 sheep;
besides ether outbdildings, . good orchard,
we'll timbered and wall watered, and plenty
Of good stone coal on the farm. About one
hundred and fifty aoles cleared and almost all
of it seeded down In timothy and clover 3
TERMS = 81 500 down and $4,5o0 in five
equal payments of $500 year, with interest
at six per cent annually, secured by mort
gage. Address, JAMRS BUCHANAN,
janl4mS. Lainss, Monroe Co., Ohio.
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WThe total township, village and
school district debt in this county is
S3,3l1. In Belmont county for the
same purposes the debt fooB S123.2 .244
Noble county S37,261. Guernsey coun.
". S4s,7S4. Washington county S309-
S22 3 kN4E aa UA
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EgOur thanks are due GEO. W.
CHILDs. Publisher OF the Philadelphia
LEDGER, fora copy of the /, Ledger Alma
nae Lisa complete work, containing
much yIluable information.
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9A d>aghter is almost always right
when she endeavors to initiate hel moth
Ell, but We do not think the mother is
equally right when, at certain period
of life, she tries all She can to initiate
her daughter.
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DIED At her residence. near Jeru-
salem, this county, on the 25th day of
Decembe,, 1872, Mrs. ELIZABETH MOORE,
wife of WILLIAM MooRE, in the 77th
year Of her age.
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Monroe COunty Agricultural So
GiPfY

The members of the Monroe County
Agricultural Society are hereby notified
that there viii be an election Of Direc
tors for said Society on Saturday tn,
18th day or January, 1873
A. b. COVERT, Pres.
Louis Hoeffier, Sec. dec24w4.
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TIE STINE FARM.-We have been au.
thofized to sell this farm II adjoins
the mill property of S. & T. FoRD, and
viii be sold on reasonable terms. APP
ply al this Office See advertisement.
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EF The public records of Guernsey
county are in very insecure condition.
The Times says: @All our record eyi-
Idences Of title, are liable to be destroy
ed in an hour bv fire +"
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EWWe learn that woman named
HotfDAY, living on Paines Run, Switz-
erland township, this county, died last
week with the small pox.
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EZRA ,protracted meeting of three
weeks at Ashurry Chapeh Adams town.
ship, resulted in quite Dnmber of ac-
eessions to the church. Rev. RHODES
offic ;ated.. rt,el z-sYa q. tns 80 Z. 81
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DELINQUENT TAX SALE.

The Lands Lots and Parts of Lots returned delinquent by
the Treasurer of Monroe County together with the
and penalty charged thereon agfeeaby to aware contain
ed in the following list, viz al e
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ET Mr.. D. C. KENNoN, of Belmont
county, recently purchased Of J. II.
STARE, OF Carcey, Ohio, a pig nine
weeks old, for which he paid $50
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"HE fnnl settlement account Of George
W. Pepper Administrator of Minos Pep
per, will be for hearing February 3. 1873.
JAS. R. MORRIS,
Probate Judge Monroe Co., O.
ian1412w3
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ITRe poem published in our last
issue was not original, and should not
have appeared as SUCH. II was publish
ed by request.
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HLast week we advertised two
Breeeb Loading Shot Guns for SALE
The SrrRIr was distributed 10 town at
10 o'clock on Monday, and at 3 o'clock
p. m. We sold and delivered ore gun
If you have anything to sell advertise
in tie SPIRIT. 9t
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EE Business men in Guernsey conn
~ are adopting the advance pay system.
That is the only correct method of
transacting business.
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zrWhenevef you buy OF sell, let or
hire. hzke clear bargain, and never
trust to ave 3hah't disagree about tri-
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AEThe Editor of the Marietta Times
has ian affection" Private DALzELL
sent him a Christmas story and Poem.
The Editor has our sympathies.
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EsWhen you pay an account take a
receipt in full, and you win not be
troubled paying the account the second
time.
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EFBsd colds are prevalent in
Woodsfeld at this time-a modified type
of the Epizootic, 81 ..
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EB- The small pox is, on the increase
in the north eastern part Of this county.
Our advice to all is, so and get vaccina-
ted. I'D - So
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Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the copartner
lN ship heretofors existing between John
Mallory and B. Fl. Mallory known as the firm
of John Mallory, & Co., is this day dissolved,
December f8, 1s7a, by mutual consent. Those
knowing themselves indebted to the firm will
call and settle on or before the 1st, day Of
March. 1878, or collections will positively be
enforced The business viii hereafter be car
ried on in the name of B. H. Mallory. who has
the settlement of the firm business
JOHN MALLORY 8 co.
dec24w9.
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C. II. GJ. E. BATES ESTATE.

yNHE final settlement accounts Of John Slime
u Guardian of Charlotte T. and James E
Bates, will be for hearing February 5, 1878.
JAS. R. MORRIS,
Probate Judge Monroe Co., O.
ianf4,72w3.
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re- JERE., WlLllAMs has two Life In-
surance Policies, one for 81, 600 and one
Tor $4,O00. IS xFsst
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DED--The night of the 10th inst, an
infant son of Mr. JOHN DoHERrY of this
r,larsaa Il a - - TIL Ct q - ~
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RFQuit borrowing your neighbor's
SprRrr each week. Subscribe, psy your
! 81 and read your own paper -,
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And hereby given Of said Tracts psts
thereof will be charged
will be sold BY the County Treasurer the Court House said
the third Tuesday January unless s penalty be paid be-
win be continued from day day until the d
several lots and shall have been sold offered for
Dec. a. 1872 NJ H0EFFLER. County Auditor
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kETo remove the seam ,r film from
the eyes Of horsee and cattle: mix salt
with the yolk Of an egg, dry, pulverize
and blo'~ It Into the eye with quill
An old gentleman III, this vicinity has
used this remedy for twenty years and
says il is a certah. cure.
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1 kEThe Delinquent Tax Sale takes
place on the 2lst inst. and Common
Pleas Court convenes on the same day.
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kEMr GEORGE DAVENPORT entered
upon the duties of Sheriff of Washing
ton county, on the 9th inst.
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The oldest and most reliable Institution for
Obtaining Mercantile Education.
E Practical business meu for instructors
For inform a,ion, write for a circular to 2
DUFF & SONS, Pittsburgh, Pa. oc;lu3som
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Earewas Nancy ..4 s...pt sw Is
Earswne Abraham 49, sw3sst ssi~4 af 80 OIL
Men as0rss "a IS ;ps n3 nW s..: so - IS o]
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~we have several COMMUNICATIONS
which reached US too late for Insertion
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MINos PEPPERS ESTATE.

janf4,TswS.
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jan14,Tw3
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-19
Il. Il. Change.
Maryland Affairs.

SiEcrf fY liEufSisG The Oyster House OF
Mr. \. II. liHeb vel, in thrsirr,own, WAS struck
BY liEhiaHs zei ou tire and eatirry consumed
on Saturday gShi week
On tie saipe night tcuaut house, belonging
10 ar. JONATHAN Jones, near Milngion, was
struck hy Lightning aud the gable end knocked
out.
X, L. Ruaonp.--A party Of gentlemen, includ-
Ing surveyors htyc been eSlmiuig. the BAY
Shore t. the lower part ot Kent county looking
Tor suitable site for She terminus of the
through Railroad from Auw York 10 Baltimore
They telons 10 III. H. & Q. and Southern \ J.
Il. 4 Cos
employ o' Mrs. A. NJ. cicy near Miliington
Mat thrown from mule which he WAS riding
in from the field on Friday week, and his foot
catching ia "A trace. he was dragged considera-
bic distance and badly Injured
Nn. = Green, the victim Of ,he Milling,on
cutting ARRAY is said 10 be siil in u critical
condition.
Mr. Earwicl, Of Chesapeake city fell from u
grape arbuE not long since aud broke bis arm.
big barge, said to hc largest ia the United
siaies, Is b..ag built at llayward's Point, Dor
chester county. Its capacity will be 10000
bushels.
SGa-BumpNG.-The Newton Rtcerd and Ga
set'e says:
The ship-yarls in Newtown are showing grca,
aciisiiy in boat building. Msssrs. Cr.lnlcr Z
Wilmington, nj Messrs. llalls' ship-yard, are
building two schooncrs pnngy and bugeye. Al
Mr. W J. :. Clarkc's Railway, Messrs Whiting
ion 4 Fitzgerald are building aud rebuilding
four large sehooncrs.
FAM liorGnr- MIR. A. a. Pascaul, last week
bought the farm owned by Daniel Cowgirl, near
Dover Bridge, known as The Troh Farm con-
tanning l25 acres, at $50 per acre. |, is cheap
farm, $4,000 having been refused Tor it some
time since.
HoGsE DRowsgb.-Mr. John Cnyendor, n farm
cr residing in Pearecs Neck, Cecil TO. attempt
Ing 10 drive across the mouth Of Psarcc's creek
one day last week, had his horse drowned and
ho barely escaped himself. lie was stunned by
kick from the horse.
CoLLEcrots The tax collectors Of Cecil conn
~ have been reippoinisd by the county CON-
missioners. John Janncy has been appointed
county surveyor, vice John W. Passamore, re-
signed
DnowSRp. Winnie Taylor, aged four years,
Of Salisbury, was drowned one day last week
BY falling into a dieh ofa cranberry bog, near
that iown.
EsdiseEa AppoiSrEb. MIR. J. B, wingaic has
been selected TO survey u route for the Elkton 4
Masscys X. r,
The Fruit crop In the lower counties bids fair
10 be heavy one, especially the small fruits.
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-19
Death itself is far preferable to such deg
radiation.
The Legislature.


This body adjourned sine die on Satur-
day morning last. Our reporter from
some unexplainablc cause has failed to
give us an account Of the closing scenes,
and we are in consequence unable to give
them to our readers
Whether the past session has been Of
any advantage to the people Of the State
We are no, now prepared to say. Some
Of the acts passed are, doubtless. good
ones, and some nigh; as we'll have been
left off the statute books. Many acts
were presented which tho upper House
particularly rejected, that, in our opinion
at least, and in the opinion Of many 9th
crs, should have been passed.
OF one thing We feel assured: that is,
sha, the legislative conduct Of the n,ajori-
i,y in the General Assembly has no, re-
ilccted a very gren, deal of popular credit
on the party which elected them. Their
treatment Of the Education Bill" and
their ignoring Of the Representation
Question" have not done much for their
party in this county, at least. Those
gosd staid old farmers who sat in the
Senate, we have no doubt acted in strict
accordance with their own iicns Of right,
and honesty, but their ideas Of the fitness
Of things are entirely too antidiluvian for
the progress of the age They seem not
to have learned the truth Of the old adage.
"the world moves and men move with
it, We would not have had them pass
all the acts and resolutions presented by
the party Of progress but many really
good improvements were ignored through
their jealous har Of innovation upon the
customs of their ancestors 1t does no,
necessarily, or even Incidentally, follow
from this iha, the Democratic party as
such, j, incapable Of appreciating or con-
forming 10 the requirements oi the times
Ye, even with their adherence to ancient
customs they arc better fitted to pilot the
ship Of State safely, than are their Radi-
cal opponents whose ideas If change re-
strain thom from nothing so that that
change fuudcr the name Of reforml is ci-
fectel
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-19
Brnr>p rnr ScESrs Al WAsuiSGroy.

BEnr>p TUE SCENES Al WAsniSGroS --
We have received the specimen pages Of Il
book with the above title, by l. W, Mar.
tin, author Of Secrets Of the Grea, City. "
&c., &c. It promises to give complete
account Of the Credit Mobilcr Inves,iga-
ton, " "The Congressional Rings and TO
be thorough history Of the loings in and
around the National Hall Of Congress
showing the "hllen hands of the wire
pullcrs; how tho public money is squan-
dercd; votes obtained for various men.
surcs, &c, &c., with sketches Of leading
senators aud representatives icscrip-
ton of the Public Buildings and much
other valuable and interesting information
The work will be issued in few weeks.
aud to those who wish 10 be posted in the
noaa operandi Of national politics will
offer an excellent opportunity to obtain
what they seek.
Published by the National Publishing
CO., Philadelphia. Pa.
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-19
MNlfll1Ell.

On the 18th inst. by Rev. V. Smith, at the
residence Of tho brides father near Smyrna, Del.
Mr.. Joseph Gary, Of this town, and Miss Sa'lic
y. Davis.
At the home of the brides father, William A.
Cochran, Esq, on Monday, Isth inst, by the
Rev. DR.. j. c. McCahc. Of 81. AIMS, Mr.. John
W Mccoy ard Miss Clara V. Cochran, all Of
Delaware
Accompanying the above was two splendid
pieces of cake, fot which We tender our thanks.
The "hapry couple" have our best wishes fot
happiness and prosperity for ~! time To come.
May they live u thousand years, and VIC attend
their funeral at last.
TN the lTtk instant. Mt the residence OF. he
brides father, Dr. J. II. Front crgc', Del City,
by the Rev. $. Il. Scohcid Mr.. Jos. ". VanlIc-
klc and Miss siddic g., daughter of the late Thos.
u. Smith, Of Philadelphia.
The above was accompanied with some fine
cake, for which we return thanks II is our ar
dent wish that cntire happintss viii fellow them
through long lie.
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-19
GROCERY STORE.

our stock !. immense, our profits are small;
II YOU do not believe /, just give us a call;
our prices vii snit you come one come all.
Your trouble for coming you II never recall
To our large stock ef dry goods we invite your.
attention
But TO name every article is not our intention:
Fer the ladies would s,ati a, the sound that
would ring,
"Go to Reynolds store for ,ks styles of tho
Spring.
wc.a selected our drcs. goods with creates, Of
care,
So give us a call before going elsewhere,
FROM a full line Of dress goods notions and
trimmings,
You c,n bny all you want and save a few sli.
linrs
l'l, to dwell on our dry good, department, and
say
Nothing OF fresh groceries received every day,
Since sugar, moiasscs, co'Iccs and teas
Are the things you mus, have, II yonr wife YOU
would please
Our coffee i: excellent. all qualities Of green,
The best Ia the market that We have yet seen
And extra fine s!rups which canno, be found
The sainc for the prices elsewhere in the Town.
Hu, We must not forget your attention to call
To our extra iins teas wo are selling to all,
And sugars, all grades, both the white and the
t..wn
We challangc our neishbofs for mile. all arouni.
But will no, tax your minds any Longer by tell
ing
OF the many cheap goods ,ha, we are now sell,
ing,
So comc ono-comc all-comc along quick,
You cant miss the store, it's the thres-s,or,
brick
offs N. REYNOLDS
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McU' Advertisements.
Registers Order.

REGISTER 5 ufflCt.
New Castle reuutg, April llih 1879.
tPon the application of Wiliam ralk, Admin
is'raior ~ Ri,hati e. llIy.s lIic II ST Grorets
llunditd IN sad cuHYtr. deceased Il i url,t,d
Hnd directed l,f tlv L, lister that The Admins.
tfntor oiurc.til i've ua'i.c uf the granting Of
l.e'i,ts Il Naturalization upuu The Estate or the
deceased "ith Tie !siy o' Granting 'hctcuf hN
rlW- ns F'trr'.s'nrufs 20 rH9rl. IS, ,thin forty
days nrm o." l.'r" ,r.h lrjur., in 4jN OF the
in"s' pu'!I place of the County of New Casile
requiring al persons hayin. demands against the
Estate 10 present the sane, or abide an Act
Of Assembly Ia such ease made nud provided
ani also. cause the snrur to lc inserted. within
the sane period, ID thr MippLRtoYS rglS.,.ir7
4 ness ~spapcr published IN Middl,tuwu. aud ,u tc
continued lhcici. two months.
,-~ Given 1uicr the hand nul seal Of pf-
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the day and .r,r alusc Wti,,rn
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