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SHER.lFF'S SALE.
Susanuah Mcllott
VS..
Joseph Mellott.

ny virtue of vendi. ex. TO me directed
/, from The court of common pleas of Mon
roe county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the
front door of the court house in the town OF
Woodsfsd, between the hours of ten O'Clock
2. m and 4 o'clock F m. on
Saturday, the Slst day of Nay, 1873,
the following described real estate, situate in
aoLroe county, Ohio, to wit:
The west half of the southwest quarter Of
section tweuty-o' e. in township four of range
four. containing eighty acres; also, the south
part of the southwest quarter of section twen-
ty-one in same township a. range, oentiining
ten acres; also thirty acres off the said side Of
the northeast quarter of section tw' nty-seven,
in same township aud range also, the west half
of the northeast quarter of section twenty-iour,
Of range four, containing eighty acres
Appraised. Ist tract at So 500.
do I'd do 1900.
GEORGE CALDWELL,
arril.S 7Sw5. sheriff Il. C. o.
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Millinery Emporium.

s Mrs K CRUMBAKER. of Zrnesvile
Ohio, wishes to inform her friends ant
patrons that she has just returned from
New York with large and well selected
stock of Millinery and Fancy Goods
ladiessand chidren's Bonnets and Hats
in all the latest styles fine and leap La
ces of eVery. variety; full assortment o
Dress Silks, in Black and Colored; Dress
Trimmings of every kind. Stock KEEP
complete during the season Ais a ful
stock Of Ladies aud Children's Patterns
of all kinds
Address: Mrs J X CRUMBAKER, No
96, Odd Fellows Hall Building, Zanes-
vile, Ohio. aprl5ml.
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MARRIED On the 22d inst, in the
R. c. Church at Mil,onsburg, By Father
E. L FLADUNG, Mr.. LOUIS lIoEFFLER
of Woodsfeld and Miss MARY VIRGIN
IA UBLINGER of Miltonsburg.
h. After the ceremony at the church tht
guests and friends repaired to the resi-
dence of Mrs. F. OBLINaER, the brides
Mother, where bountiful repast was
served and richly enjoyed
The newly married couple left in The
afternoon for tour in the West w,
tender our congratulations for their fn
ture happiness and wish them peace
ful, prosperous journey through life.
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ai3hY Y1gEs 10. s-lisanss0"' > .a's
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TAYLoR-BoGGs CASE This celebra-
ted case, which has occupied the entire
term of the last Common Pleas Court
in Muskingpm county, in which Judge
Marsh was attorney for the plaintiffs
and Senator Thurman attorney for the
defendants, has at last reached yer.
dict. The jury found that the plaintiffs
have legal right in, and are entitled to
the possession of the premises in ques-
ton; and further that they are entitled
to damages for the detention OF the
same, and rents and profits from The
death of Jane T. Boggs to tie com
mencement of the suit A very lar.e
amount was involved in this suit-proh.
ably over 100000. 1t is said thai
Judge Marsh was to receive the neat
little fee of $4,000. in case he gained
the suit Guernsey Times.
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Beyond the Mississippi!

Thousands have already gone, and
thousands more are turning their eyes to
wards new home in the fertile West To
those going to Missouri, Kansas, Nehras-
ks, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Nevada,
Oregon or California, we recommend a
cheap, safe, quick and direct route, Uia
st Louis, over the Missouri Pacific Rail-
road, which runs its fine Day Coaches and
Pullman Sleepers from St. Louis to prin-
cipal points, ,cithout change. We believe
that the Missouri Pacific Railroad has the
best track and the finest and safest equip
ment of any line west of the Mississippi,
and its connections with roads further
West are prompt and reliable. The
Texas connection of this road is now
completed, and passengers are offered a
first class. aH-rail route from st Louis 10
Texas, either over the Missouri, KANSAS
and Texas r R., ria Sedolia. or over the
Atlantic & Pacific r 4 rid Vinita Fol
maps, time tables, information as to rates,
routes, DC we refer our readersto S. H
THOMPSON, Eastern Passenger Agent, Co.
lumbus, Ohio, or E. A. FoRp, Genera
Passer ger Agent st Louis, Mo- Que,
tons ,OiW be cheerfally atd promptly an.
sWered!
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GS"Fans are now hooked on to the
waistband, and some extremely elegant
ornaments for the purpose have recent,
been introduced. These hooks, which
have long chains suspended from them
are silver and represent large initia
with or without coronet. This initia
is half gold and half silver, and some
times of two shades of gold. The chair
has small snap at one end; to this th'
| fan is fastened.
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SardiS.

During thethird week in the present
month, Mr.-J. B. NoLL, Of this place
surveseda an addition to The town o
Sardis, and in less than week eigh'
lots were sold and several building:
commenced. sardis is growing, thri
wing town; her citizens are pushing
wide awake, go ahead men who are
working to build up their town ard they
will succeed. e-
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Road Notice.

ROTICE is hereby given. that petition will
~ be presented to the Commissioners of Mon
roe county. Ohio, at their next session, praying
for the establishment of county road along
the Following described route, in said county.
to witt Beginning at point on the road lead
ing from Wood-field to Bealisville. near the
house of Joel Evans. on Sunfsh Greek; thence
up small run through the lands of said Joel
Evans; thence through the lands of Andrew
Reich; thence through the lands of James
Cooper, crossing township rosd leading to Je-
rusalem; thence through the lands of Rober+
Glingan; thence through the lands of Fred Wit
tenbroek 70 intersect the county road leading
from Woodsfieid to Malaga, near the house OF
said Fred Wittenbrook
MANY PETITIONERS.
April 30, 1S7S-td
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E Mr. JOHN GATcHELL, of Grays-
vile, this county, has purchased the
dry goods establishment of ERsKINs &
THOMPSON, of New Castle, this county,
and will commence business there next
week. Mr. GATcHELL is an honorable,
upright business man, a perfect gentle
man and worthy the entire confidence of
the people where he has located. We
wish him snccpss
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Chicago Cattle Market.

pm -
Cat,le-Receipts, 3,G1S head. lar
ket for shipping grades rather oiet
under favorable Esstern advices, but
prices were steady, with sales of pod
to chcice ranging at 8 50a6, and onlo It
of extra l6 cwt steers brought 6 5; a
number of lunches good to extra Ger
okees sold at 4 S0a5 95; corn-fed .ex
ans, 5 12ts5 25; common to god
butchers COWS, 8 75a4 co. Shipments
1862 head
Hogs-Receipts, 1913 head. Ma
ket fairly active and prices firm, wit
sales of common to fair at 5 23a5 &c
good to choice. 5 50a5 60. Shipment
7,l74 head.
Sheep-Receipts, 1,70S head Markt
fairly active and prices firm for the be-
grades, with sales of choice lots at 6s
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-04-29

EyThe Barnesville Enterprise says
of the backwardness of warm weather
"The cold and wet weather that has
prevailed all this year will cause great
loss to the farmers, who have been un
allie to plant their spring crops or even
plnw the ground. Two months usually
devoted to preparation and sowing have
been almost lost, and all out door oper-
ations are hindered and delayed. I'm
less decided change soon occurs we
shall expect short crops all through this
region"
The above applies to this section Of
country.
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Pittsburgh Lattle Market.

=. APIII z.
Cattle-Thpre were 81 cars on sac in
allegheny to day. The market draged
early in the day, but subsequcntlybe
came more active, and We're neatly all
closed out by noon at lull price
Prime to extra, 6 50@7; fair to ndi.
um, 5 50@6: common, 4 50@5.
Sheep-There we're about 600 bad
on sale, and all sold at full prices; lip.
ped, 5@6ic., as to quality; wooled6@
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Cineiunatl Live STOCK Market.
GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS

II INtN0' - pm
The receipts at these yards since ou
last report are as follows: Cattle, Alb
Sheep. 2S2, hogs, 11,0SS
CATiLE-There is good supply il
the market, and great many were sol,
at prices shade higher since 'our las
report We quote common to extr;
butchers cattle 3@5 SO; shippers,
25@5 so
eHEEP-Receipts light; prizes un
changed We quote 4 so to 6 o pei
GENITAL gross as being the range.
HOGS-Receipts fair. Market seady
with fair demand for all classes We
quote as follows: Stockers, 4 75to
90; shippers, 10 to %; huchers
hogs. 5 20 to 5 80. A few lett over
uuso!d.
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Rar,e.sl.,iiie.

An addition to Baresyille;t this county
of twenty-five lots, was laid of by Mr.
j. B. NoLL, Of this place, the third
week in the present month. Severa
buildings will be erected in this part ot
the town the coming summer. Bares
vile is q prosperous place, and has quite
a number of shrewd business men.
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[From thu Daily Register]
Wheeling Wholesale Harket.

April %
The general market closed very buoy
ant for most articles, and trade has been
excellent during the week The heavy
SHOWS of last night and to-day will have
the effect to keep country purchasers at
home for day or two, and will be apt
to make trsde dull during the fist por-
tion of the next week
The Grain market is quiet and un-
changed. Wheat seems to have found
its level and has been without a cent
change for month
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Attachment.

Louisa Eezor, plaintiff, Before Alex. Buch
VS.. anan. J. P, of Sum
Isaac NcVev, defendant, nit township, Mon.
roe county, Ohio: On the 3lst day of March
A, d. 1873. said Justice issued an order Of
attachment in the above action for the sum
of Sl59 %; said case is set for hearing on
the 25th day of May, 1878, at / o'clock p.
m. Lewisville, Ohio, april s, 1873.
aprl5w3. LOUISA NEZUH.
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Town ELECTIoN-An election fol
town officials will be held on Saturday
the Sd day of May. The polls to be
.'openedE at l o'clock and closed at
o'clock p m., The officers to be elect
ised are: Mayor, Recorder. Treasurer
Marshal and three members of the
Council. t.r.
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A Belmont County Mystery,

We learn from Mr. CARLETON, of this
place, the following particulars relating
to an affair on Captina Creek, Belmont
County. He was informed that the
body of a young man named GREGG was
found in MILHoRNs mill dam, on Capt..
na Creek, on the 18Th inst He had been
missing from his graudmother's, where
he lived, since the night of the first day
Of December last; it is alleged that that
night he was called from his home be
tween 10 and IL o'clock by two young
men, friends of his, with whom he had
arranged to 60 to Indiana. Young
GRECO failed to return to his home, and
his companions were not afterwards seen
in the neighborhood, until recently one
of them returned. A letter received by
GREGG's mother, in Indiana, informed
her that her son was very sick at GER
tain place; trip there revealed the fact
that no such person had ever been tb ere !;
another letter informed her that he had
died and was buried in certain place /:
another trip was made with the same
result as the first
About the time mentioned above some
toys were fishing in the mill dam and
had found boot in which they deposi.
ted their bait. An uncle Of GREaa came
along ard, noticing the boot, asked them
where they got it They replied, in the
dam. He took the boot home and in
formed his neighbors of his belief that
1t was one worn by his nephew at the
time Of his disappearance. The neigh
bors turned out and, with hooks, drag.
ged the dam, but failed to obtain the
body; finally they drained the dam when
the body was discovered The front
teeth had been broken in and the opin'
ion prevailed that he had been foully
dealt with At the time of his disap
pearance GREGG had sl60 in money; {
short time previous to his death he haC
loaned one of his friends $40. How
GREGa came to his death is mystery
that time alone can solve.
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Re Mr. Thos. Mccullough of Mon
roe township, raised and fed, last year
on eighty acres of land, stock that ht
sold for S924-with this exception, he
bought twenty dollars worth of hay
and pastured fifty head of sheep, e's.
where The product of that eli. h ,
acres, can't be very easily beaten, any
where-Guernsey Times
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Attachment.

Hamilton Watkins & TO. plaintiffs, Before
vs.. Thomas
Thomas Murray. defendant. Wilson
J. P. of Franklin township, Monroe county
Ohio: On the 1sth day Of April, 1873
said Ju ,tice issued an order Of attachment il
the above action for the sum of $3.50 and 81
to cover cost. The above action will be 'ol
final hearing on the 2ed day of May, 1873
at IL o'clock, noon on said dav.
HAMILTON WATKINS & co.
apr22, 7sw3.
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Emigration Turning!

CneaD FARMS III southwest MISSOURI
The Atlantic u Pacific Railroad Com
pany offers 100000 acres of. land in
Central and Southwest Missouri, at from
So to Sl2 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
Tuck, Land Commissioner, st Louis,
Mo. janl4y.
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Baltimore Live Stock Marke.

ApriH7
BEEF CATTLE-On the opelng OF
the market this week operations or a
time were little slack, owing to dis
position to hold on on the part oibuv-
ers for lower priceS. In this theywere,
in some few instances perhaps, success
lul; but before ono more activity was
shown, and 1t continued thloughelt t.
the dose with little or no change from
last week. The quality of the otfeings
were quite good, there being very few
top Cattle as well as a scarciy OF
rough ones, ,sthe Beeves CONSISTED al
most wholly of middle grades and hose
ranking next above them
Prices to day Tor beef cattle rane as
follows: Best Beeves at 6 25@71
that generally rated first quality 5 sig
q %; mtdinm or good fair d ,ality 5 q
@o 81; ordinary thin Steers, Oxen All
Cows 4 25@5 90; inferior and lowe!
grades of Cattle 0 00@0 00-generj
average OF the market to-day u; e..
IRENE range of prices 4 25@7 81 :
Most Of the sales were from 5 so to1
W per per 100 pounds Total sales fl
the week 1857 head, against 867 lA
week, aod $50 head same time last yea
SHEEP AND LAAlBSArhe!e as,
marked increa IN he receipts Of Shre
this week a, compa ed with last wetl
and prices, considering quality, bav
given away shade, but al The decil,
the market has shown some lite acte
ity. We quote wool sheep at G@74'
and clipped at 4a@65c per ID gross-
nut few of the former in marker, alt
little demand for them Lambs are
good demand at 4 00@6 90 per head
Receipts this week 32l5 head again,
lIO5 last week, and 1855 head sam
time last wear
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Mutual Life Insurance Co.
OF NEW YORK.

STATE OF OHIO. DEPARTMENT OF IssusAscR,
Columbus, March l. 1873.
wHBREAs, The Mutual Life Insurance Com,
pany, located at New York, in the State
of New York, has fled in this Office .
sworn statement, by the proper officers
thereof, showing it's condition and business,
and has complied. in all respects. with the
laws of this State relatingto Life Insurance
Companies, organized by aot of Congress, or
by or under the laws of any other State Of
the United States. -
Now, therefore, in pursuance of law i,
William F Church, Superintendent OF lnsu-
rance for the State Of ohio, do hereby certify
that said Company is authorized to transact
its appropriate business OF Life Insurance IN
this State, in accordance with law, during the
current year. The condition and business OF
said Company at the date of suoh statement
December 81, 1871 is shown as follows:
Aggregate amount Of admitted
Assets, s5s,4ll.o5s 90
Unadmitted assets amounting
to S24, loo So.
Aggregate amount of Liabilities
including S54S90,SS2 s6 for
reinsurance reserve s6,3l3sss SO
Amoun. of income for the pre-
cedins year in cash, I7.7lsos4 81
Amount Of expenditur's for the
preceding year in cash. l0,soo,lol 4o
To PoLIcy HoLDsRs:
For claims by death, 50 oo6 o1
For Dividends, 6,25s,20o IA
For Annuitiss, matured eudoH-
mepts, and surrendered pcli.
eies, l,653,297 ao
$9,554 40 So
Expenses, -. 49,, l.23707l 50
Taxes: Amoun. paidt 70 different -. 6.
States, ll4,S3s 90
slo9O6lSl 10
In witness whereof, l have here.
unto subscribed my name, and caus-
II.A1 ed the seal of my oics to be afax-
ed, the day and year above written
WILLIAM r. CHURCH.
Superintendent.
From the foregoing twill appear that the
receipts of the year (Si7,7l6094 64) have
been appropriated in the following proper
tions.
Held for the Reserve to
meet the Claims as they
will mature. So A per OF OF 6eo'ts
Return to policy hold
srs for claims by death, 1898 I"
Consumed in current ex-
penses, 6.se
Paid for Taxes In the diff
ferent States, .65
The ratio of expenses is less than in an,
former year during the history OF the Com.
fpany,
The Dividend OF 1878 is considerabi.
larger than a " previous distribution by thi
Company upon a single years business.
The Claims by Death during the year ISL:
were a fraction less than 7S per cent OF tn,
sum predicted by the Company Table Q
Mortality.
JgsB,. WILLIAMS, Agent at Woodsfeld. ohio
! sprl5w3.
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EMr. DAVID MAYEs and Mr.. H
B. LITTLE, of this place, have gone into
the mere antile business at Bloomfield,
Washington county. They are good
men and deserve success.
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workman can perform fie same.
H-We learn that NJ,

re We learn that eir MARTIN Pau
Lus, who lives. short distance East OF
: this place. was severely injured the even
ing of the 2ot' inst by a kick in the
face from a colt One of his cheek
bones was broken and his face other
wise injured.
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III sssT---Tz7

EE Our friends in every township in
the county are doing good work for the
SPIRIT We have received over sixty
subscribers during the past month, and
the prospects are fattering for more
than double that number in the next
thirtg siay@. g g As-s-s x
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philadelphia Ca,rle Market.

a VIII =
Beeves are in fair demand sales Zoo
head Pennsylvania and Western ssers
at 5o@S; fair to gocd, Z 50@7, ON
mon, 5@6 90.
Sheep dull sales of 10000 at SDS.
Hogs dull sales of 5000 at 8 5@e
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-04-29

RA disposition for general fixing
up has taken hold of many of our cit
zens, and painting. repairing and bull
ding has begun in earnest. .. The coming
Simmer Ejll greatly improve the appear
ance of Woodsfield.
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WI a Ee R q sf 7s .

April g, by J T. Culverhouse, ,E2q Obediah
Windland and Rachel Ann Kincade, both q
this county.
April "a, by the same, DR.. s. j. Devaul, Of
New Castle, Green township, and Miss Janet
K Wise of Lewisyille, both of Monroe Count,
Ohio
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AE CLEMENT DRIGes, son Of JAS A.
DRIGes of this place, was seriously in-
2jured one day last week fy falling upon
knife which pierced his left cheek.
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EEWe had several snow storms in
this region last week. Weather, wet
cold and disagreeable --
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HWe send the SPIRIT to clubs Of
10 subscribers, at 81 80 each. This is
less than the actual cost of publishing
the paper for one year
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HKErrERER & MORRIS have a full
stock of dry goods, groceries. hardware
and other articles usually found in a
first class store Give them call.
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kE M LouIs SMITH purchased Of
Mr. JOHN SMITH, of this township, or
the 26th inst, thirty acres of laud, for
which he paid 81 100 cash.
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,
SILvERBURGs MENAGERIE, MUSEUM,
HIrPoDRoME AND ClRcus Show litera-
tule is standard article of modern
journalism. Recognizing this fact, the
manager of the above establishment
has elaborated a portion of this issue
with an original illustrated article, set.
ting forth list of attractions quite in
keeping with the quantity OF newspaper
territory he covers. Our readers will
do wei to give this advertisement crit.
ical examination, because it contains an
array of professions rot equaled by the
performance of any other Show estab-
I4ishment that has or will visit us during
The season and because Silyerberg's
Show has reputation for coming near
srto5what they advertise than any other
company N the country, the proprietors
doing business on the principle of first
securing good show, and then adyer.
tising it we'll. Hence we have deci-
dedly friendly inclination toward any,
thing TO which the name Of Silverberg
is attached by authority.
On Saturday, May 10Th, the show
procession, headed by Louis Heck s ia
nous military brass band, will enter
Woodsfeld, and make public display
unusually handsome. In the afternoon
the people will be invited 10 present
themselves at the entrances to the "caE-
vass city, in which they will find a
wonderful geological display, and will
be afforded an opportunity to witness
the gymnastic, the aclobatc and eques-
trian feats of the circus company.
/ Quite naturally, it may be expected
that large crowd from the surrounding
country will be in attendance, and we
congratulate the hotel keepers, vendors
OF gingerbread, and dispensers of pop
ana lemonades, on the harvest of shin
plasters that they are abou. to gather.
The inducements to all classes OF
community are SO numerous, that a very
large and respectable audience may be
looked for both afternoon and night
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wNow is the time for young men
who are looking for wives to call around
and see who is house cleaning. "a
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Honr people are unanimous in the
opinion that Railroad should be built
through Monroe county. 1t would in
crease the value of all kinds Of property
and make business prosperous. IL
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H Miss SALLrE SINCLAIR will COM
mence "a school for little folks the first
week. IN May She is az competent
teacher.
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Potatoes-Peerless No. 8.
SILVER MEDAL AWARDED.

pHE latest and BEST of all of Mr. Breezse's
Seedlings for the main crop. Skin dull
white: eyes shallow, otlong; flesh white:
mealy; grows to large size, often weighing
from one half to two pounds, and enor
mously productive. One pound by mail 40c
4 lbs for 81 Moor's early Sweet Corn, the
earliest and best known for roasting ears
price, Per packet l5a.
G ". SANDER & CO,
aprl5w3. Jolly, Monroe Co., Ohio.