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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-05-12

DlED-On the 29th ult., Mrs, NJ. E.
PAIru, wife Of DAnIEL PATTI, of Summit
township, aged 49 years, 6 months and Il
davs
How did my heart rejoice to hear &
My mother devontly say:
"ln Zion let us all appear.
And keep the solemn day.
a Lore her gates, L love the road, 2 j
The church, adorned with grace,
Stands like palace built for Goa,
To show his milder face. IL.
up to hor courts, with Joys unknown,
The holy y:tribes repair; 81
The Son Of David holds his throne,
And sits in Judgment there.
'He hears our praises and complaints,
And while his awful voice
Divides the sinners from theSsaints, = y
We tremble and rejoice.
"Peace be within this sacred place,
And JOY constant guest ,,,;s-sf., as-r-
With holy gifts and heavenly grace, /
Be her attendants blest. e,rs E-st- .rrsAs
my soul shall pray for Zion still,
While life or breath remains; ye
There my best friends my kindred dwell,
There God, nay Savior reigns.n RI r. ssr
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Ohio Tobacco Trade.


We make the following extracts from
VIM. Lamping & Cos. Circular, of May
1: ifA' r
The French contracts for 4, ZOO hhds,
Ohio, and 5.50o hhds Maryland Tobac-
co were awarded to Messrs. Weber d
Co., of Paris, for whom Messrs. Bros.
IBoninger, of this city. act as agents 1t
is intimated by unsuccessful bidders
that the contract for Ohio has been ia.
ken at less than Sc, per hundred lbs.
We are in duty bound to- advise our
friends that the, Ohio tobacco trade is
in critical condition, and unless
prompt ard active measures be adopted
to curtail the next crop, both merchants
and farmers1may be involved in utter
/ ruin o. Il dst.lH tez7j a'-isc s5.1si1s Z ! q
There is now a stock in market more
! than sufficient to fill the entire French
| contract. There are about 1000 hhds
yet to come forward, and after supply
ling all the open market of Europe, there
will probably remain a surplus of TO,
1000 hhds. Now, in the event of short
production this season, we may reason.
ably'hope for spectators aud others to
relieve the market of such surplus at
remunera,ive prices.
On the other hand, unless farmers
heed our present advice. and plant not
exceeding one-third of last year s CROP
we predict that tie decline in prices will
cause heavy losses to buyers. and will
so discourage growers, that the greater
part of thescrop will be abandoned in
the field. This was the case after the
disaster5of 1916. when tobacco was solo
here for less than freight and charges
The following year,the remnant saved
yielded more to the buyer than if the
whole crop had been secured.
The evils Of over production agaiI
stare US in the face,and the only way
to avert a total collapse, is to stop gro,c
ing TObaccossq t~c -ssUssal-rsR
Every merchant should take pains tt
inform his customers of the true posi-
ton of the market, and the absolute ne
cessity for curtai'ing the crop Thos'
farmers, who, by previous engagement
or force of circumstances are compelled
to continue in this uncertain business
will find it to their interest to divid
their crop, aad plant but very little, To
bacco A small yield may pay then
for their labor, but for large crol
they will get nothing. 10 ~
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s9~ According to the plan of Judicial
apportionment, adopted by the Constitu-
tional Convention, the Sixth District for
Courts of Common Pleas will be organ.
lied as. follows: 7sd-'s Isav s-aEa eat 70
Sixth-The counties OF Muskingum
and Morgan, with one Judge, shall con
stitute the First Subdivision the coun-
ties Of Guernsey, Noble and Monroe,
with one Judge. the Second ,Subdivis-
ion and the counties of Carroll, Harri,
son and Belmont, With one Judge. the
Third Subdivision Of the Eighth Dis
trict, and together shall form said dis
trict. . 4 ---.'.'..'s AIS 81 '
In the Circuit Court the counties of
Asftabula,, Lake, >Geauga, Frambull,
Mahoning, Portage. Stark, Carroll, Co.
INDIANA, Jefferson, Belmont, Harrison,
Guernsey ana Monroe shalt constitute
the Sixth Circuit. Noble county is as
signed to the Fourth Circuit.
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Rltis the candidate and not til

wltisthe candidate and not the
traditional dog, who is in, danger thi:
spring. We can imagine what effect
the late eorainss and cold winds would
have upon the farmer. and we tremblt
with fear for the poor candidate wher
he goes out in the field, in the middle o
May, where the farmer has just begar
blowing for corn, and tries for an hou
to explain how much of the milk o
human kindness" he has in his compo
sition! That farmer must have the pa
tience OF Job, or he would cry out tt
his son JOHN, in the language of Gen
eral DIX, shoot him on the spot"
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Probate Court.

tH d p
The following business has been
transacted since the close Of our report
last week:
May Harriet Messerly was ap
pointed Administratrix Of the estate Of
Antona Messerly, deceased Bond 50,
600. James H. Ray, Lewis Ebert and
Jacob Tschappat were appointed ap
praisers. fsgR79 WTH
May 4.-George B. Clingan was ap-
pointed Guardian of Elizabeth Jane
Clingan, a minor Bond $1,000
Jacob Affolter, Dr., was appointed
Administrator Of the estate of Mary
IAffolter, deceased. Bond $4,000 H
T. Mitchell, VIM Coleman and John
Irving. were appointed appraisers of, the
personal estate. t#Ht3 IS,
The. estate Of George Flowers. de-
ceased, was reported by the Admiaistra-
tor. Thomas S. Fowler, to be probably
insolvent.
The sale of real estate by Josephus
Cox, Administrator of Andrew Cox,
deceased, was confirmed
The sale of real estate bv Deborah
Mason, Guardianlof Henry Mason, was
confirmed
May s5.-Isaac. Williamson was ap-
pointed Guardian of Samuel Ross Viii.
liamson,and Lorenzo Dow Williamson
Bond 5000
Job Stackhouse, Guardian of Josiah
and Oliver P. Hall, filed his final settle
ment, the hearing of which was contin
ued to May 80
Richard Steward, Executorrand Com
missioner of the insolvent estate Of
VIM. Lucas, deceased, filed his second
settlement and report The Executor
was ordered to pay the creditors Of saic
estate nineteen per centum on the dol
lar of their respective balances due; the
account was continued for hearing or
the 30th day of June ~ G
/ May16-A.L Morgan, Administra
tor of S. A. Morgan's estateS filed his
first partial settlement, the hearing o
which was continued to fune 80. IS
May 7.--F. Kampfer, Executor of thu
estate of Ferena Keller, deceased, filed
his first and final account, the hearing
Of which, was continued to June 80.
| May SIS. A. Atkinson, Administra
tor ofIthe estate of George Schwing
deceased, filed his first partial account
the hearing of. which was continued tt
June 80 .aa---GEel - s1-i
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@astlioppI Notts.

In straw hats for ladies the Rabagas
is the correct thing.
Gold arrows in the feminine ears are
something new. 81 NJ ~ a g
The newest sashes are of brocade
silk with long fringed ends. E
Rabagas hats are trimmed with lace
and flowers, and ornamented with Q
long plume. h
Rubber jewelry Is becoming fashion
able again. Some of the new designs
and patterns are very pretty.
Many of the new spring promenade
suits are gracefully looped and draped
by means of sash arrangement. &c
Buttoned shoes with patent leather
tips and scalloped ankle tops may be
considered now the most fashionable.
| White chip bonnets trimmed exclu-
sively with black lace and French fiow.
ers, are the handsomest seen thus far.
Russia leather glove boxes in the
form of trunk are new. Compart.
ments are made for old and new kid
gloves.
| Brides are gradually coming back to
white tulle for their wedding dress
|prettier than silk and more appropriate.
Sashes are worn very long, reaching
to. the bottom of the skirblooped grace
fully at the side or back of the dress
/ The beading mania continues Ev
erything is beaded now, from sunshade
to shoes. The fashion is decidedly
overdone. Pre-
/ Japanese sunshades are of dark blue
rep. silk, with an awkward picture of {
Yeddo damsel stamped on top. ! h !
i 1t is difficult to tell how the ladies ar
| wearing the hair, bat one thing is Ger
tain, and that is, that less false hair i
used.
i White lawn makes beautiful suits TO
summer wear, especially for seaside ant
country, and require little if any trim
ming.
All the white dresses for Summe
wear are trimmed with English opel
work embroidery of Hamburg edgine
The latter is very rich and handsome il
all patterns this year.
Strings are not worn on the new boz
nets, but some have deep fall of lac
on. either side that simulate the effect Q
strings. The idea is Virat's, of Paris
AS rule our leaders of fashion al
dressing very plainly this season.
fact to be hailed with satisfaction an,
delight. 1t has come to this that lad,
is known by her costume
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EFMr. LOUIS EcKARD informs u:
that Mr., ,MoRRfs ULLoM, Of Perry town
ship, recently fell tree in the Southe,r
part of-this township, Center, thai
measured at the stump 81 feet in diam
eter and furnished 3 logs Of II fee
each, in length, Z of 10 feet each, 5 O.
8 feet each and 4 of 8 feet each; tota
1872 feet &6 t4535lsf
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-05-12

H Mr. N. BAKER,. of this place is
Agent for several responsible Fire In
surance Companies Persons cancel
ling their policies in the Monroe Mu
tual, and all others, should see him and
examine rates before insuring elsewhere
His companies are the best represented
In this county. a
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SPpefiial 'z I'll NNotiatGesI. l.

Children Often Look Palc and Sick
from no other cause than having worms in
the stomach. BRowg's vERMIFueE CoMFirs
will destroy Worms without injury to the
chkd, being perfectly WHITE, and free from
alr coloring or other injurious Ingredients
usually used in worm preparations. ID =
CURTIS & BROWN, Proprietors,
No. 2l5 Fulton street. New York.
Sold By Druggists and Chemists and dealers in
Medicines at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Box.
August 26, 1877.
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GEThe Directors of the Monroe
Mutual Fire Insurance Company desire
all those insured in it to come in and
cancel their policies. The company is
closing up its business as rapidly as
possible, aud those whose property is
insured should cancel before insuring IL
other companies
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-05-12

EEDAvID CARPENTER, sentenced at
the February term of Court to 100 days
confinement in the county Jail, escaped
from that institution Thursday evening,
the 30th ult. Sheriff LITTLE ascertain
ed that he was about his home on Sun
fish creek, but could not learn hisahiding G
place. Monday morning, the 4th inst,
the Sheriff was awakened by some one
knocking at the side door Of the Jail
He asked who was there, when a voice
replied CARPENTER; amt you going
to let me in?' He was admitted and
lodged in his old quarters, where he
will re- ia to the expiration of his
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-05-12
The Vertical Feed.

This is arranged above the shuttle plate, the
goods resting upon smooth surface are held
firmly down by the presser foot until the needle
has penetrated the fabric, ut which time the
pressure on the fabric is being transmitted from
tie pressure foot to the Vertical feed bar, (which
comes aown-on the goods close behind the nee-
dle.) by means of bearer connecting the two
and also with the needle-bar, so that OF the
time the needle has reached It's lowest point the
full pressure is transmitted to the feed bar. and
at which time the needle bar and feed bar are
both moved laterally the desired length OF
stitch, both moving in unison ut thoir highest
and lowest points. A moments glance at this
novel combination for feed will convince the
reader of its superiority for the following rea-
sons:
1st. The presser foot is. always raised from
the fabric when the feed takes place, thereby
presenting no resistance to seams or ridges
while feeding.
Ga, The needle. being in thu fabric, zno7ips
with the vertical feed bar -with it full pressure
on the goods, renders the Feed sure and strong.
and the stitch uniformsin length. aia Tsst
Sd. Theneedle bsin9 in the goods. at the
time the feed takes place. renders it impossible
to full one piece while the other is stretched CO.
4th. The vertical feed bar baing bahind the
needle renders itcapahae of sewing selastic
goods, making smooth and flexible searn with
stitch alike on both sides-thus enabling the
sewing of any number of thicknesses without
basting, and operating with equal facility On
the heaviest as well as the lightest fabrics.
'ItEisnot 3 mnchine with aIfew selling poi4t&!
and otherwise the same as the generality OF MAJ
chimes, but the best machine in the world, with.
out any exception. and court and defy com.
petition, and challenge any Sewing Machine
Agent in the county. to. sew With Davis. and
will give $25 for any machine thattwill beat tho
Davis and do as large range of work. The
Davis is the only real practical machine for
hemmiug bias goods of any kind without bast-
ing, and is especially adapted to dress making
in, all IFS brarichesa It has taken sfheahiyhest
premium wherever exhibited in competion with
other machines, It took the frss premipws st'
the Ohio and Vermont State Fairs in lSlp. w
For further particulars and ciTcnlars. address
WIN. MINSTERMAN,
Woodsfeld, Ohio
Needles and Attach me ents ior In sev-
ing machines for sale Price of needles 81 per
Dozen by mail, the money to accompany the
order. 10 e4-te'9Ee'
Local and Traycilnss gents
Wanted. All make of Machines carefully
adjusted and repaired. 81 .stDN apr2S,74tf.
sY4i1 .sYje bug.r<fY tq4aztf
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EE Court begins to-day, and will last
eleven days. The lawyers have been
busy for the lasts week preparing their
cases for trial; or drawing fne=spun
affidayits for continuance. A few
cases will be continued under written
agreements between, counsel, and nc
doubt several others will be continued
on motion and affidavit, But still the
number OF witnesses subpened indica
tes a sufficient amount 9of business to
occupy the Court during the entire
term. s&iL1I t0l 5f9S
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A half dozen Danish convicts were
landed in New York City last week. They
were sent over to this delightful country
by the police authorities Of Copenhagen.
If those distinguished political econo-
mists don't quit making Botany Bay of
this country We shall favor retaliation
Fortyor fifty Congressman might be sent
toDenmark to remain during the summer
vacation. They would make good
many melancholy Danes before they got
back. e- e 81
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Transrers Of real Estate.

John Niece Sr., to John Niece, Al
acres, Seneca township, Sl,700.
JOS w Brown to D. G. Dougherty
SO sores, Wayne township, $1,000
Morris ct al, to W. Taylor, 80 acres
Adams township, 1888.
c. Mozeny to Jacob Smith, s acres
Ohio township, $3.50. esq., C.
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Tho Household Panacca and Fam
--.ri =; lily Liuiment , br

Is the best remedy in the world Cor the fol-
lowing complaints, viz: Cramps In the Limbs
and Stomach, Pain in the Stomach, Bowels or
Side, Rheumatism in all its.forms, Bilious
Colic Neuralgia, Cholera, Dysentery, Colds.
Fresh Wounds, Burns, Sore Throat, Spinal
Complaints, Sprains and Bruises, Chills and
Fever, Cor Internal and External Use.i "
Its operation is not only to relieve the pa
tient, but entirely removes the cause Of the
complaint. 1t penstratss and pervades the
whole system, restoring healthy action to all
It's parts, and quiekening the blood. %, elr
The Household Panacsa Is Purely
Vegetable and All Healing. Prepared by
- ,.f,. CURTIS s. BROWN. -,
No. al5 Fulton street New York.
For sale by all druggists. Aug2s,73r.
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Spain.

MADRID, Nav 4-Marshal Serrano
entered Bilboa Saturday. There is
grea:tfejqieins here over the deliverance
OF the city. Saturday evening there
was general illumination. The mu.
nicspslity has sent congratulatory dis
patches to Serrano and oncha.
additional dispatches from BiIboa
Sc that parties of Carlists are surren-
fing in hope Of amnesty. The main
ay. however, is retreating in disor.
s r in the direction of the province OF
'Guipezcoa
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Eg Now is the time to plant all your
old, worn-out boots, hats, stove pipes,
and other superanuated furniture. over
in the alley. They need the -benefit of
the early May showers to render them
first class, out door summer boquets.
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~The Directors of the Monroe
Mutual Fire Insurance Company met
on the 4th inst. -. s..z.--s. -
Onsmotiop, R. c MILEs was appoin-
ted collector of claims not in the hands
of other collectors
Adjourned to August 8.
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ss<Geo. IS. Lamphg, Esq, has beer
appointed Prosecuting attorney of Nc
Donald county, vice J,, IL iSmythe, re
signed Mr. Lamping is an Attorney
of fine ability and a Democrat of the
positive class -NcDonald Co., Hiss
ouri Leader
Mr., Lampine is, a son of F, A. Lamp
ing, Esq, Of Matamoras, this county
and he is well known in Marietta, hay
ing read law with Messrs oldham 4
Way Marietta Times, '7th inst
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RMr, GEORGE w. CoArEs, who re-
sides on Sunfsh creek, saved the lives
of Mr.. CARTER and Mr.. TAYLOR, and
took the body OF JACOB HORTON from
the water, during the frcshet in SuDfish
creek two weeks since, 4s,sd ,;Ygl- ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-05-12

EE Mr,-SiMoN RosE, of Maxine town
ship, informed us last week that he re-
Gently caught young gray squirrel and
placed it along with a cat and her kit
tens The cat sucked, fondled and play
ed with il. the same as with her young,
and both appear well satisfied.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-05-12

EEThe law under which the Demo-
cratic Convention of June 9th is held,
will be found on orr first page. It's
provisions are very strict in regard to
the duties of the judges, illegal voting
DC. Let every reader of The SPIRIT
peruse it carefully Preserve this pa
per for future reference,
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E Mr.. JoHN, RIEsBEck has opened
stock of dry goods and groceries in
the town of Ozark, in Sunsbury town.
ship. JOHN is first rate mad and we
hope he will be liberally patronized by
The people2in that section.
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RIf, the. facts would justify it, we
would like to announce that 'slhe Street
Commissioner is abroad" But hun.
dred piles of coal ashes, coal and wood
stand out ready to. contradict any such
announcement. 81 y q Il 4.
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EM Mr. Benz. W. BRowN. Of Jack
sons Ridge, recently purchased 2oo
acres OF land in Jackson county, West
Va. He left on Wednesday, the etl
inst, for his new home. We wish him
success.
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-TI@ Advertisement Of Mrs. j. X.
CRUMBAKER,s GAINESVILLE, Ohio, in this
issue. Mrs. c. is prepared to furnish
goods at low cash rates. Orders Twill
receive prompt attention.
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.sEE The fishing season has not been
favorable. A fewsshiners and suckers,
sandwiched with an occasional sunfish
about the size Of a ten cent shin-plaster,
is the best the boys have done so far
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Attachment, Road Notices, Ad-
ministrator's and Executor notices in
serted at 50 each Notices Of deaths,
marriages and obituaries inserted free
of charge, ~ a..e,.,.s,,
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kiEEDoRA BRowN and MrssSHRpHARD
of BarnessiIls, we're fined S75 each, by
tho Mayor, on the I'd inst, for selling
iiquorsin violation of the town ordi-
nance. ssnei4a Tisai % ssseo7ta9 sdi iisitos
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- The law card OF j. Wiz DoHERrY,
Esq, will be found in this issue. All
business entrusted to him win receive
prompt attention. Office up stairs over
REINHERR's City Bakery
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A walking match at New York between
James Gordon Bennett and John Whip
pie, for So. .000a side, was won by Benz
nett Distance, 9 Is l6 miles: time, I
hour, 46 minutes and SIS seconds. Whip
! pic was ncarlyseycn minutes behind.
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SURVEYOR.
Ed. SPIRIT, Please announce the n,
INFlRMARY DIRECTOR.

! Ed. SPIRIT: The Democracy Of Mon
roe County desire the name Of PHfI.iP Sent
MACHER, ST., announced for reelection to the
office of Inhrmary Dir ector; subject TO the de-
cision of the Democratic County Convention
He islone.of the best officers the people of this
county ever had in that position; the condition
of the. finances, Inf,mary and farm prove this.
MANY DEMOCRATS
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HThere were ninety cases set fol
trial at the present May term Of Court
nine of which are second trials and
three of the nine are for damages under
the Adair, Liquor law. s-Eg -aasa INV.
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~Common Pleas Court convenes
to-day, the 18th inst. The proceedings
will be published in The SPIRIT each
week during the term. ss Ff Is s
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EMr. WILLIAM F OKEY of Woods
field, has been appointed United States
Commissioner Of the Southern District
Of Ohio, by the Judge Of the Circuit
Court at Cincinnati.
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eTThe pavement in front of the
court house has been completed the en-.
tire length of the front. The contract
requires pavement to the gate On the
south side. which will, also, be compile
ted in q short time. GiFal Toa
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HThe members Of the M. E. Church
in the CosNoR appointment, in Wayne
township, are erecting d new church
building. The size is 80 by 40 feet.
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~ The roof of the dwelling Of Mr..
WILLIAM JOHNSTON, Sr., caught fire on
the 9th inst, but was extinguished be
fore doing any serious damage.
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EIf you want Deeds. Mortgages,
Chattle Mortgages, ,Subpenas, Summons
State Warrants or any other kind of
blanks, cali at The SPIRIT office
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WT The BarnesyiIle Gas Company
has been Incorporated. The capital
stock of the company is $4,000
Shares $50 each.
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kTThe Barnesville lEaterpfise says
peaches are safe and there isp-a good
prospec. for apples, piums, pears, and
cherries in that region. ,.sseises la.sslg
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ETIceI cream made its appearance in
Barnesville last week. Our prospect
for that luxury this year is dull not a
pound of ice in town.
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EEThe regular fall meeting of the
st. Glairsville Presbytery will be held
in Morristown the FIRST Tuesday in Oc
tober et . o'clock. j lIIIIM