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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-15

LIE COTTON POOL.-The papers of
Augusta, Ca, publish the following
circular, signed by Q. B. Bacon. @. F.
Wilmans, O. n. Phinizy. R. W. Heard,
w. M. Read. Our cotton men should
take q turn:
The undersigned are appointed by the
President of the Augusta Excnapge a
committee to open pool for the pnr-
pose OF testing the relative skill of com.
petitors in estimating the crop of
1874. The pool will be formed in
this city, SIS entry fee, open to all. The
person coming nearest the number of
bales, as determined by the New York
Financial Chronicle, September /. 1874,
taking the money. Each person desir-
ous to compets must enclose his esti-
mate with entrance fee to Roswell King,
Esq, Secretary Augusta Exchange,
The money will be deposited in the Ma
tionas Exchange Bank of Augusta, Ga,
at interest. All estimates to be handed
in by let of April, 1874 No aubscrip-
tions allowed after that date. All letters
poat marked on or before that day, con-
tanning subscriptions and estimates.
will be admitted. The estimates will
be recorded by the undersigned COM
mittee on the 1st of April, 1874.
MRs. SUMNER, R,-Just before Senator
6umner's death. his divorced wife Pc
titioned the Massachusetts, Supreme
Court for permission to marry again.
She is a daughter of Mr.. Hooper, q
Congressman from the old Bay State,
was q widow when Sumner married her,
and is nov after No. 8. Who the happy
man is We do not know, but sincerely
trust that he will be more fortunate
than Nos. l and 2.
In Persia brigandage appears to be
Increasing. The English mail proceed
: ng to Ispahan, and the Russian mail
between Teheran and Resht, have both
Fbeen plundered by brigands. Slavery
still exists in Bokhara. fifteen fugitive
Persiaus having lately escaped from
e,e-c-- d pcth--- --a 80 80 .. .-.-.o :.
O Russian fort.
We are told that 800 years ago, ladies
oombed their hair just as they do to-
day. This won't do IN civilized land
and among observing people. 800 5sars
ago. ladies used to comb their hair on
their heads-now they hang it over the
bnck OF chair to comb it.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-15
NEW STORE!
NEW GOODS!

..e HAVING recently removed my ostab.
lishment to the new building, opposite
The City Hall. and received an entirely
LIZ atw and fresh stock ofSPRTNG GOODS,
cordially invite an inspection. My stock
embraces French, English and American
CASSlMERES, OF tho latest designs, which I
G. D. EBERHARDT.
March 1mn+
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PcChaee Court.

The following business has been
transacted since the ciosa ot our report
on the IS h lust.
March 2l.-Hneh Dimes, Guardian
of the heirs Of David McCutchcons
fled his third partial settlement the
hearing Of which was continued ,c
April 3d.
March &c Cehrs, Guardian o,
James Knots. resigned and the Cour
accepted the same John Twin was
appointed Guardian. Bond 1900.
Josiah Dement,, Administrator o
Vincent Dement,, deceased, filed his fna
settlement, the hearing Of which wa,
continued to April 80.
Jonathan Cnnnor, Guardian Of Mar,
+ Mills, fled his final settlement &C
count, the hearing If which was con
linued to April 30
March "a. Il. CuIvcrhousr, Guar
dian Of Mary E Nancy A. and Miner
va Ullom. fled hi. fial settlement &C
couut, the hcsring Of which was con
tinued to April 30.
March 25.-Iohn U Steiger, Guar
dian of Mary Hardy, filed his final set
tiement account, the hearing of whic|
was continued to April 30
iosnphus Cox, Administrator OF An
drew Cox, deceased. VS.. Jackson Cox
ct al, obtained an order to sell real es
tate. Appraisers, l. O. Okey, Jas
Doughertv and Jacob Drum
March % Thomas Murphy, Adm
of James NJ Black, fled his final settle
ment account, the bearing of which wa
continued to April 30.
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(From the Republican, Goth inst.)

(From the Republican, 10th inst)
Miss Matte Round, daughter of Hen
ry j. Round, of GAINESVILLE, and for
many years a resident of Caldwell, died
at her fathers residence on the l7th, af.
ter long and lingering illness.
Lightning struck the residence OF
Dwi ght Sanford, of Enoch Township,
on, the 18th The electric fluid took the
chimney of the stove, knocked the
brick to pieces, smashing up the pipe,
went through the stove knocked a hole
through the bottom, and through the
floor, and fortunately hurt no one.
The remains of ]. f. Smith, who wa
soldier in the 9th Ohio Infantry and
killed Feb uary Esd, 1865, in Lancaster
County, South Carolina, in a Cavalry
skirmsh, was exhumed by g party OF
ex-Confederate soldiers, who neatly cof
fined his bones and forwarded them tG
the National Cemetery at Florence, Ala
bama. Mr.. Smith entered the ARM
from Stafford, Monroe County.
TEMpERANcE.-In Caldwell, our only
saloon keeper, has pledged himself to
sell no more, and the druggists have al
SO signed pledge to sell only upon thu
prescription of a respectable physician
Several meetings of the ladies' have beer
held in the Presbyterian Church, ant
another is called for this evening -
What they intend to DO, the Secretary
has not thought proper to advise US.
A Rocky Mountain Elk head ant
horns sent from Oregon to j W
Swank, Of Olive Green, passed through
the express Office, at this place, the 9th
er day. The horns are little over fou
feet in length. and show spread o
three and half feet There are four
teen branches, and the animal WHO for
merly carried them is supposed to hav
been eight years old
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The Household Panacea and Fam

The Household Panacea and Fam.
lily Liniment
ia the best remedy in the world :or thu fol-
lowing complaints, viz: Cramps in the Limbs
and Stomach. Pain in the Stomach, Bowels or
Side, Rheumatism in all itsforms, Bilious
Colo. Neuralgia. Cholera Dysentery, Colds.
Fresh Wounds, Burns, Sore Throat, Spinal
Complaints, Sprains and Bruises, Chills and
Fever, Cor Internal aud External Use,
Its operation is not only to relieve the pa
tient, but entirely removes the cause Of the
complaint. 1t penstrates and pervades the
whole system, restoring healthy action to all
its parts, and quickenins the blood.
The Household Panacea IL Purely
Vegetable and All Healing. Prepared by
CURTIS & BROWN,
No, 4i5 Fulton street. New York.
Fer sale BY all druggists. Aus26,'73r.
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Schedule ot Ferry Prices.
HABERMEHL. URPMAN 4 Co

The prices the different Ferry's in this
county are permitted to charge are as
follows:
HABERMEHL. URPMAN 4 Co
Single person. cents; single person
and horse 10 cents; one horse and way
on 80 cents; two horses aud wagon 40
cents; three horses and wagon so cents
four horses and wagon Is cents; cattle,
per head, 10 cents; hogs, sheep &c, pei
head, 8 cents
From October to April of each veal
so per cent to be added to the above
prices.
D. P. NcLL, BxREsvILLE.
Single person 8 cents; single person
and horse 20 cents; one horse and wag.
on 40 cents two horses and wagon 5(
cents; four horses and wagon 81 90;
cattle, per head, Is cents; hogs ant
sheep per head, 8 cents.
The above charges shall be made
when the river is in an ordinary stage
| of water, and in times of more than
ordinary difficulty, he shall be entitled
TO charge and receive for q single per-
son 10 cents, and, for each and all tht
other items. so per cent of the schedule
price in addition
We were unable to find the schedule
Of prices permitted to be charged by tn.
ferry at Tuelrs Landing
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Noble County News.
from the Press, 26th inst. |

l
Rev. Abraham Enochs has removed
to West Virginia He was one of the
earliest settlers of Noble county. and
we have lost one of our most useful cit.
izens.
The fishing season has begun. Las,
Saturday four Caldwell sportsmen hook.
ed fourteen pounds of bass in an hour
or two. One caught by Col. Teters
weighed three pounds.
The following marriage licenses were
issued by Probate Judge Dilley, during
the month ending March 25th: John
H Barnes and Marv w. Wilson. Ben
jamin Archer and Maggie W. Morrison,
Francis NJ Haga and Elizabeth A. Shli-
yer, VIM H. Gallagher ard Samantha
Bickrord, John F Gibson and Laura
Morris, John McAtee and Ella R.
Phillis.
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Legal Notice.

=
A DAM RABLB, Of the State Of West VIZ
II ginia, will take ,rotics that Elisabeth
Frankhsuser did,on the 18th day Of January,
A: D. 1874, fls her petition IN the eoart ot
oomui6n pleas Of Monroe county. ohie, against
the said Adam Aable and Join Brunusr. d.
PENDANTS, setting forth thas ON the fst ds5
of May, ID. 1870, ths.defendants exsestsA
and delivered to the plaintiff their note 70:
500, due one day after date, wit interest
from 6ats At per cent. The said Adan ka-
b . is notified that he Is required to apps(e
and answer said patition on or before the StA
dSy. Of, May, \. D. 1874. II defsult bs nadS,
ssid petition will be taken to be true and
verdict rendered accoxdiusly at the next terri
Of common rlsas csurt, =
HUNTER / HUNTER
nshlo,Y4wt. An'ys hur yiainsiI
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Teaspoonful every hour

TAt the election held on the Oath
inst, to decide whether the electors of
Woodsfield would elect six school di-
rectors at the Spring election, instead OF
three, there were Al votes cast-2S in
favor of changing and IS against
At the election on the 9th of April there
will I've four directors to elect.
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DIED In Sardis, OHIO, on the 23tl
of March, 1874, ,Susannah Hubbard, wife
of James C. Hubbard, in the 2Sth year
Of her age She has been member of
the NJ E. Church for many years In
her last hours she expressed desire to
depart and be with Jesus; doubtless her
happy spirit is now with the shining
ones ON the bank of the river of life
May her sorrowing husband meet her in
Heaven WILSON MARTIN
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Meeting of Township Assessors.

Be 1t enacted by the General Assembly
Of the State of Ohio, That County Au.
ditors shall, before the fifteenth day OF
April, annually, issue call to all the As
SCISSORS of his county, to meet at his office
for consultation and said Auditors shall
meet with said Assessors. and answer
such questions and give such instructions
as shall tend to uniformity in the action
of the Assessors of bis county.
Therefore. Assessors elected on the 9Th
of April, 1S74.and duly qualified as SUCH
Certificates must be produced, will meet
al the Auditors Office on Monday, April
13 1874, at o'clock T NJ Each Asses
sor elected is requested to attend the
meeting on said day.
Auditors Office. Monroe Comfy, Ohio.
Woodsfield, March %. 1874
,mch3lw1 M. HoErTLEB, Auditor.
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From the Barnesville Enterprise, March %. :
Fatal Accident.

On Tuesday morning Albert H Shep.
herd, son of James Shepherd, residing
near Morristown,; while engaged in
hauling telegraph poles on Bowden's
hill. three miles west of that place, fell
from the wagon. the hind wheel passing
over and crushing his skull, causing in
stant death. A W. Tracy, who was
with him at the time, picked up the re-
mains and states that not tremor was
discernible. He was ninete en- years of
age, highly respected by the circle of
his acquaintances, and the entire COM
munlty sympathizes with the stricken
family. As his mother is in delicate
health, it is feared the blow may prove
fatal b her.
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Thirty Years Experience of an Old
Nurse.

Thirty Years Experience Of an Old
Nurse.
Mrs. WinSIOw'S Soothing Syrup
is the prescription Of one Of the best Female
Physicians and Nurses in the United States.
and has been used for thirty years with never
failing safety and success BY millions OF
mothers and children, from the feeble infant
of one week old to the adult. 1t corrects
acidity Of the stomach, relieves wind colo,
regulates the bowels, and gives res:, health
and comfort to mother and chilli. We be-
lieve it to be the Best and Surest Remedy in
the World, in all cases of DYssNfBRY and
DIARRH0A IN CHILDREN, whether it arises
from teething or any other cause. Full d.
rections for using will accompany each bottle.
None genuine unless the fac -simils Of CURTIS
& Perkins IS on the outside wrapper. Sold
by all medicine dealers, Auge6,'73Y,
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DIED -Un the 24h inst, of Cancer,
STEPHEN ATKINSON, of Adams township,
aged so years.
The cancer, from which he died, made
its appearance about three years since
on bis lower lip, and had been gradually
destroying his health from that time to
the dav of his death He was one Of
Monroe County's most respected citi-
ZfnS
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Election Proclamation.

NOTICE is hsrsby given to the qualified
~ voters of the Incorporated Village Of
Woods6eld, in Monroe County, OHIO, that an
election viii be held, as reqai,cd BY lay. on
the first Monday, being the 9Th day of April,
A. D. 1874, at the usual place Of holding cleo.
tions in the incorporated Village OF Woods
field. in said county Of Monroe, aud you will
then and there proceed to vote BY bsllot fer
one Mayor, enc Clerk, one Treasurer, one
Marshal and three members Of the town
Council. 3. SALISBURY, Mayor.
+. o. LfffLE, Recorder. mshl7;'74h1
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A correspondent st McGregor, Iowa,
writes that the plan for the transfer
bridge of the Milwaukee and St. Paul
Railway across the Mississippi at that
point has been adopted Tie structure
will be built Of pontoons, and will span
.he $50 fee, channel on the Iowa side a,
an angle of 80 degrees, making the bridge
1000 feet long. Several hundred feet
out from each shore is to be occupied by
Ipiling as a protection against ice and
drih, and as less expensive.
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1GIn the Ohio Senate on the 9th
inst, the contested election case OF
WIENER VS.. WELSH was very summarly
disposed of Tie Journal says:
"The Welsh-W Weime- case being call
ed, and the question being whether
George Weimer was elected Treasurer
of State in October last, it was decided
in the negative by unanimous vote of
the whole Senate A vote was then ia
ken as to whether Isaac Welsh was
elected, and it was decided in the affir-
native by a like unanimous vote"
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~ Temperance meeting was held al
the Christian Church on Friiav even.
ing, the 9th inst Short addresses
were made bv Mrs MoRRIs, Mrs A. ]
SMITH, Rev. H. j. Smith N HoLtlsrEK
W. E. MALLORY. A P MILLER and A
C. MILLER and others present express
ed desire that the movement be con
tinhed
Adjourned to meet at the NJ. E
Church, April 8. in the evening
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HThe Barnesville Enterprise of the

HThe Barnesville Enterprise Of the
26th inst saws:
"The whisky business is substantially
suppressed in Barnesville After short,
sharp and decisive campaign of less
than three weeks, the women come out
more than conquerors. They have cap
tured the druggists, the lawyers, many
citizens, and closed all the saloons :
They have done more-they have
changed an Indifferent, tolerant commu-
nifty into an aggressive, powerful tenn
perance-loving population. Three weeks
ago scarcely ANYBODY had faith in the
women's movement. Now all believe
in it, and feel that the results of the
crusade will be felt in our community
for MANY years TO come "
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-03-31

TThe workmen have ceased opera.
tions in the Captina Silver Mines until
the middle of April The shaft has
been sunk about 80 feet, and thew clairt
to have found the blossom or egg as tits
termed We hope they will find tons
of the precious metal.
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Written for The Spirit of Democracy
From Nleigs County.

Written for The Spirit of Democracy
From h1eigs County.
RUTLAND. MEIGs Co Ono
March "a, 1874.
Ed SPIRIT: Your correspondents ap-
pear to take quite an interest in the prob.
lens published and l send you one Or
two for publication, if you think them
worthy:
No. 72-How large a globe may be
turned out of cube 9 feet square2
No 73-The longest side of triangle
is 100 rods. aud each Of the other sides
so rods Required the value of the
grass at IS per acre.
No. IA Two men carry a hog weigh
ing 200 pounds, upona pole, the ends
resting upon their shoulders; how much
will each sustain if the pole be 6 feet long
and tile hog hangs 6 inches from the mid
die of the pole? A. NJ. DUNN.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-03-31

FWarranty Deeds, Mortgages, Quit
Claim Deeds. Administrators, Guardians
and Executors Deeds, Summons, Sub.
penas, Executions, State Warrants and
a large supply of other blanks, used by
Attorneys and Justices, for sale at this
office
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Written for The Spirit of Democracy.]
MISCELLANEOUS ENIGNAS.


No 75-I am composed OF IL letters
NV 5 7 IL is the name of woman.
NV l02 4 II is kind of road
NV 6 is an adverb
NV 2S9 is made of iron.
My 81 2 3 does not deserve our praise.
My 5 3 is the name of an animal
My whole is the name Of town in
Belmont County.
M. rs Il am composed of Is letters
NV 5 10 8 is \ plunaerin animal
MY Ii I III is one of the points of the
COMPASS
NV l3 10 IA S2isa a planet.
Ny 1873 is used at a table.
NV 4 Is 10 is kind of insect.
NV II 6 is part of speech.
My IA 3 IL s is something we crave.
My whole is the name Of vessel
S.P.J.
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Farm for Sale or Rent


TNHE Ford farm near Wooisheld is for sale.
i and if not sold in due time prefer rent.
ing it to good dairynan for certain sum, part
in cash and psrt in repairs. This farm contains
about r, ~
TWO HUNDRED l. FIFTY ACRES,
And tie clearaa land is sll sowtf 70 grassl sssd.
excepting twenty-four aores which was 6rsksn
up last spring.
It il we'll calculated for dairy purposes. II
contains two, large frame barns which contains
stablirg and NOW room for seventy Ave ar oat
hundred head of COWS, and plenty Of \wster an
over the farm. s.
1t also contains two dwelling houses and q
good frame church, which has fallen back II tn
farm, which will llmake good dsiry 6uiidiaes
For further information cali on or address
THOS. n. FORD.
iane0, 74ma. weodsfsld. Monroe Co., g.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partner
~ nership lately existing between Ben
iam,n F. Obliuger Of Reading, Pa, and Will
liam 8. Way, Of Rim Cove. Ohio, under the
firm name of Oblinger L wsv. was this day
dissolved by mutual csuseut. All debts
owing to said partnership are to be paid to
Benjamin F, Oblinger, who will also ssttle all
demands against the same. The business
will be continued hereafter BY William 8
Way, upder the firm name of w. s.. Way
BENJAMIN F. OBLINGRR,
WM 8. WAY
Rlm Cove Ohio, March "a. IS74--moh31t3.
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~L B WILLIAMS, Esq, Of Suns
bury township, has resigned the office
of Justice of the Peace and removed to
Shawnee, Perry county, Ohio Esq
WILLIAMS is young man of ability and
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~There were Il applicants for GER
,ificates at the teachers examination last
Saturday. Certificates were issued as
follows:
Three for Is months, 4 for IL months
and 1O for 6 mouths; rejected 4.
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EFM Mr.. T. DENT, of Jackson's Ridge,
this county. has purchased farm of
ITO acres in Wood county, West Wiz
ginia, and will leave for his new home
on Thursday, April 2d. Monroe coun-
ty can lily afford TO loose men like him
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~EDwARD OKEY, ESq, Of Frank
lin township, has resigned as Justice of
the Peace for the purpose of having the
election for that office take place on the
first Monday in April. Heretofore the
election v as held the first week in. Au-
QnSt Z. 60
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
r e A L z s T A r u

- - - - "a - -
TN pursuance Of an order of sale issued by
i the Probate Court of Monroe county, Ohio.
l will offer for sale at public auction. at
o'clock p, m, upon the premises. in Lee town
ship. on
Saturday, the 25th day Of April, 1874,
the following described real estate. situate in
the county and State aforesaid, to wit: >,
The north end of the east half of the north
east quarter Of section twenty three Of town
chip two of range four, bounded on the south
BY a straight line running east and west par
alisl to the section line in the Marietta Land
District containing thirty acres, more or
less. -.
Also. the southeast quarter. Of the south
east quarter of section twenty -four, ,iownship
two and range four, containing forty acres
more or less. in the Marietta Land District.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
JOSEPH MYBEs.
Admir- of James Bracey's estate.
moh24,74td.
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FThe following recipe for colds is
pronounced, by competent authority, to
be unsurpassed:
One teasroonful of chlorate Of potash.
Eight raspberry syrup.
/" water.
Teaspoonful every hour
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g-The B)ard OF Directors Of the
Woodsfield School District are prepar,
ing for publication a detailed statement
Of the financial condition of the district
1t may be expected in a week or two,
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Advertising and Job Wmk.
Spsfial Motitss.

Children Often Look Pale and Sick
from no other cause than having worms IN
the stomach. BRowN's VsRNIFuas ConYirs
will destroy Worms without injury to the
child being perfectly WHITE, and free from
all coloring or other injurious ingredients
usually used in worm preparations,
CURTIS & BROWN, Proprietors,
No. els Fulton street. New York.
Sold By Druggists and Chemists and dealsrs IN
Medicines at TwENTY-FI CENTS Box.
August :6, 1871.
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Written for The Spirit Of Damocracy.l
From Washington Township.

BEECH Grows. o, March 81, 1874
No III am composed of IA letters.
My first in city you will see,
Ny second in play will always be;
My third you will always fad in run.
Ny fourth eternity is begun.
My fifth is found in every town,
Ny sixth is in the word rsnown;
My seventh in wailing will be found.
My eighth in it we always sound.
Ny ninth and tenth is found in fifll,
Ny eleventh is seen in every will.
My twelfth in age is always first,
Ny thirteenth and fourteenth is heard in must
NV whole is the name of beautiful
young ladyin Wayne township. l
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MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA

No. III am composed of Is letters.
My s l3 l5 9 is what every farmer uses.
My l 8 is nickname.
NV 8 IL is nickname.
NV 20 l4iS a nickname
Ny IL 10 Ii is nickname.
Nv 4 5 is nickname.
Ny whole is the name Of a teacher in
Davis County. iowa. +.
March 2S.lS74.
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wA dissolution notice of the firm
of OsL1NaER 4 WAY. Of Washington
township, this county, will be found in
this issue.
Mr.. w. S. WAY will continue the mcr,
camille business at the same place.
Mr.. B F. OBLINGER settles the busi
ness of the late firm. aud will be in
G'avsville and at Elm Cove, from April
1st to the 4th. for that purpose.