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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-03-25

We find in the Chattanooga Times of late
date the following preamble and resolu-
tions, adopted at meeting of the coloTed
mep of that city;
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Celebration at Harman'S Ridge,
sr Washington Township,

EDITOR SPIRIT: We attended the cele.
bration of the 4th, on the third inst, in
the grove of Mr.. Samuel Smith held un.
der the auspices OF the Harman's Ridge
Literary Society. 1t was very credit
able affair, and reflected honor upon the
Society. - 'A - a. -
Two martial bands enliveped the ex.
ercises with their string strains, and the
melodies of the vocal performers were
well appreciated by the audience.
!, The concourse of people was large,
and everything passed off peacefully
and in good order.
The speaking was Address of Wei
come, Hon. James Watson: Fourth oi
July, James E. Way Forty years ago,
Rev. John A. Baker. Progress, Thom-
as Adams. Young America, Thomas
Powell. Progress in Arts and Science,
Rev. Daniels. Address to the, Flag, G,
W. Carrothers. General Address, Rev.
G. w. Grimes.
The celebration was one of the old
fashioned kind. Many. Of the old men,
who had marched to, the music Of the
Union for fly years, said it was the
kind of a celebration for them.
| Altogether the celebration was sue
cess, and will encourage our people to
try something on grander scale Tor the
Centennial. OCCASIONAL.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Thomas A. Way 4
Peter Grow ct al.

e
DY virtue Of an order Of sale to me direct,
ID ed from the court Of common pleas of
Monroe county, Ohio, Will ofsf for sale at
the front door of the court house, In the
town of Woodsfeld, between the hours of 10
o'clock a. M, and a O'Clock p. d., on
Saturday, the 7h day Of AagustS 1878.
the following described Zeal estate, situate Ii
Monroe county. Ohio, to wit;
Being part Of the northwest quarter Of sec
ton fourteen, township four range six, aud de-
scribed as follows: Commencing for the same
at the corner established between +. A. Lamp
ing and r. A. Way, in or near the public road
u short distance from said Lampings tie house
thence southeast with the line between said
Lamping and Way, it following the said road to
where said line strikes the east bank of the
Clear Fork of Muskingum Creek; thence west
across said creek to the west bank: thence up
said creek continuing with said bank by the
meanders thereof, to point on said creek, d.
rectly west of the place Of beginning; thence
across said creek to the place Of beginning; al
50, including the bank of said creek fo1 the use
Of the milldam, with the appurtenances thereto
belonging. Said premises have thereon what is
usually called Ways Mill"
Appraised at 5 aAsa MA
20 TO. LITTLE,
july6,T5w5. Sheriff NJ. C. @. :.
HuNrER & MALLORY, Att'ys. Jll ai 81
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The PEOPLES FRIEND.-It is suscept.
ible of easy, proof that the Sewing Ma.
chine has been greater blessing to the
American people than any invention o.
the present century. Nothing else has
done so much to save the lives and
health of the wives and mothers, and
the patient overworked women of the
land who, as class, most needed relief
from the burthens of every day life -
Every father and husband fails in his
duty if he neglects to endow his house
with such triumph of science as the
Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine. 1t is
the cheapest and best sewing machine
ever offered
Machines will be delivered at any Rail
road Station near this county, free oftrans
portation charges, if ordered through
the Company's Branch Houses at 327 &
329 Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
They send an elegant catalogue and
chrome circular free on application.
/ This Company want few more good
agents. f5esga ta- sT gaa3 -
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@The case of j. E. HANNoN against
DAVID ScHANK was called in Court on
Monday, the 18th ult. This was an &C.
ton on promisory note for $500, al
legged to have been given by defendant
to R R. FENNER q Co. There were
two defenses set up in the answer OF
defendant; 1st, that he never executed
the note sued on, and never delivered
the same to any person or persons fol
any purpose ; and I'd, fraud iE procuring
the note The reply to the answer de-
MED the allegation thereof, and the
plaintiff averred that asi to the means
whereby and the manner in which the
alleged fraud was practised in obtaining
said note he had no knowledge Of The
case was tried to the Court, and after
the plaintiff had rested his case, coun.
sci for defendant moved non suit, on
the grounds that the plaintiff had failed
to show that he was the owner of the
note sued on. The Court. granted the
motion, whereupon the plaintiffs coun.
sci excepted to the ruling, and filed his
bill of exceptions. This carries the
case to the District Court. a e.
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ABBAN BED FOR BuRNs.-The sa-
maritar says that in cases of bad scalds
o: children, -in which large part of the
body is involved, it knows of no dress
ing so good as bran bed; that is, a
bed of bran in which the patient may
lie, and be covered with thick invest
ment of the, same. q This dressing has
the advantage of not requiring change,
for each day as the moist particles fall
off they can be replaced with fresh bran,
without disturbing the patient. One OF
the seyerest cases of scald recovered by
this treatment. A great deal of harm is
done to patients by frequent dressings,
and any method that obviates this is
most desirable Patients frequently are
exposed for hours to the action of the
air, suffering unnecessary pain by the
old ard tedious process of dressing :
The air itself does no injury, but ,ae
extreme hyper@sthesia of the skin pro.
duces state OF nervous tremor which
leads to exhaustion Hss
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q ETA correspondent of the Noble
County Republican of the 1st inst
says:
ssF. M. Atkinson will break dirt on
his railroad west of Cumberland, on
Monday, July 9Th. and continue to push
the work on the west end to an early
completion. The engineers on the east
end passed up our valley. Saturday last,
en- route for Powhatan."
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An Incident Of the Detroit Tor
DadO.

fFrom the Detroit Free Press, June 2S.l i"
The house on the corner Of Twelfth
and Brigham streets was occupied BY
Henry Ford, his wife, and 1--WE children
While at the supper table horrible
kissing sound caused Mr.. Ford to turn
his head, when he saw, as he says, ian
inky black cloud coming toward his
house, the al. being filed with the dc
bris of buildings" Scarcely knowing
what he did he gathered his family
about him and started for the back
door. He reached the door of the
kitchen, which opened into wood shed,
Just in time to see the shed lifted
bodily away from the main building,
and dashed against his back fence. com.
pletely demolishing both structures -
Standing there in amazement, the family
were still further affrighted by seeing
The roof of their dwelling arise and sal
away, folio we'd by wardrobe. articles
of clothing and household furniture. up
til the rooms were literally bare of ey
erything movable Strange to say NO
one of Mr.. Ford's family was injured
Mr.. Ford is carpenter and Joiner, ant
in searching in q lot about four hun
dred feet to the north, found the roo
Of his house in pretty good condition
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EFIce cool Lemonade at T. q. CAS-.
TIE Il Cos Drug Store. &le4 s.

EIce cool Lemonade at T. g. CAS-.
TIE d Cos Drug Store. SIS
D@~ English Soda 8 cents per pound
at @. G. OBLINGER' $, Lewisvile, Ohio.
g Hg~ Carolina rice 10 cents per pound al
C.G. OBLINGER's, in Lewisville. =
4 sDrNails SO Is per keg at c. G.
OBL1NGERs in Lewisville.
BgSalt at 50 25 per barrel at C. G
OBLlNGERs 5 in Lewisville, this county.
s0- Linseed oil at 81 per gallon at C
G. OBLINGER's store in Lewisville.
b ETDry goods for sale, at Grange
prices at the new store of G. DIEHL 4
Son, Lewisville. Monroe county, Ohio
EGroceries can be purchased a,
Grange prices Of c. D1EHL 4 Son
LewisNille, this county. ..,sw nj 3,,,a-,l9,i +
pgr Loaf sugar 12A cents per pound
at c G. OBLINaER' S, Lewisville, this
county. e,--,a r.,!s r,gi. va =!i.I SO rs
s@rA good article Of brown sugar al
10 cents per pound at C. 6. ORL1NeER's
store in Lewisville.
p@ Best Rio coffee % cents at c. G.
OBLlNGER's, Lewisville, Monroe County,
Ohio.
H~Heavy brown muslin 10 cents pei
yard, and 81 cents by the bolt, at G. G.
OBLINGER' storein Lewisyille. .s.lfvas.
q s9- Mackerel at SO per half barrel a
the store of c. G. OBLINaER, Lewisville
this county.
pU Anchor white lead at 50 per keg a
the store of c. G. OB4NGER, LewisvilIe
this county.
E Prime Navy tobacco 624 cents pei
pound a. C. G AOBLINGER $ store In Lew
isville, this county.
sG- Best prints s cents peryatl atthe
store of C. G. OBLINGER, Lcwisville
Monroe county, Ohio. 10. sssFssss,xs
Hardware and Queensware of the
best quality, can be had7of C. DIEHL d
Son, Lewisville, this county, at Grange
prices.
RGo to c. D1EHL l. Son, Lewis
vile, this county, for any article yor
wantin the'dry goods, netion, grocery
hardware or Queensware line
May 25-6w. A9s7 81. ts
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Probate Court.

June 19.-E. S. Stevens was appoin-
ted Guardian Of John Stephens,a minor.
Bond $500. .@f
The last Will and Testament ofAvery
Hill, late of Benton township, was ad-
mitted to Probate.
I June 21.-Jasper Lisk was appointed
Executor of N. P. ,Lfsk, deceased
Bond $4,000. o. F. Flint, j. M. Hill
and John Bell were appointed apprais-
ers of the personal estate
| Jonathan Connor Guardian Of C. E.
Fergeson, filed his second partial settle.
ment; hearing continued.
June 22-J. @. A. Wells was appoin.
ted Guardian of Horton D. and Reason
A. Forrest, minors. Bond $500.
June 24.-S. L Ward, Admir- ol
Carey Smiths estate filed his final &C
count; hearing continued.
Josiah Dement, Admir- of the estate
of Elizabeth, filed an inventory and sale
bill. a
The resignation of John Toni. Guar.
dian of Mary Toni, an imbecile. was
accepted and Nicholas Bundl was ap
pointed. Bond S2,S00.s ~
1 June 25.-Robert Anderson, Guar
dian of Alice S. and James W. Schraw
yer filed pertial settlement; hearingcon
tinued.
June 26.-Joseph F. 'Oden, Guardian
of Robert Watson's heirs, filed his 6ns
settlement; hearing continued. The
Guardian rendered his resignation.
June 28.-Leonard Jackson Guardian
of John T. Craig, filed his fourth &C
count; hearing continued.
I VIM. G. Mann, Executor of the estate
of David Mann, deceased, fled an in
ventory of said estate. asaa ,sgaD
Nancy Landis Adm'x of the estate o
Ruben Lands, deceased, filed her fna
settlement; hearing continued.
June 29L-Adam Zwick, Guardian VS.
Simon Dorr, Guardian. Petition to or
der payment Of money. Ordered ths
1.-THE Guardian pay over to Adam Zwicl
1885 "a, after paying the cost of thi
proceeding.
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R The case Of j. E. HANNoN against
HENRY X. WINLAND occupied the time
of the Court during Tuesday and We'd
nesday, the 29th and 30th ult. The
amount sued for was $500, in the form
of note alleged to have been made by
Mr.. WINLAND to R. R. FEkNER & Co,
plow manufacturers of Hamilton, Ohio,
for the right to sell plows in Bethel,
Franklin and Wayne townships, this
county, and purchased by Mr.. HANNoN
Mr.. WINLAND denied signing any such
paper, but acknowledged to signing two
contracts and one property statement
After hearing all the evidence, argu.
ments of counsel and charge of the
Court, the jury retired the morning OF
the lst inst, and found for the defend
ant. 4,;..
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EA large supply of White; Lead
Varnishes, Linseed Oil, just received a
7. 0. CASTLE & Co.'S for sale as low fol
cash as at any other establishment il
the town or county.
+ From actual invoice taken six month:
from commencement of business, WI
find we can afford to sell in the future
as we have in the past, Pure Drugs
Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dyt
Stuffs &c &c , at very reasonable rates
Call and satisfy yourselves.
493a r. O. CASTLE & Co.
June 29-2w.
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Transfers OF Real Estate.

NJ. R. Reed to B. Francis, 4 lots in
BeaAsville, Sl,275. egEf1.slgt
n. R. Reed to Geo. Carpenter. 4 lots
in Beallsvile, 1926.
q. L. Talbot, to ]. A. & R L. Talbot,
236 acres, Ohio township, $1,000:
S. King to VIM. King acres, Frank
lin township, $500. v<s.gel6
L. Robbins to S. Robbins, 20 acres,
Franklin township, 5000.
John Givens to A. Givens, 7S4 acres,
Franklin township, 81, 800. bssfC n ST.
Isaiah Coen to w. F. Beckett lo3
acres, Perry township, 90 400. 'ssf
j. S. Murray to Stalling's and Stall
ing's, 40 acres, Franklin township, 81
200. t..5 ,..lg .v,s,,a. S.
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trude Wilson, Oct "a, 1874, set aside,
and order for sale Of real estate to sat.
isfy claim of plaintiff. Notice of ap-
tpeaf to the District Court. Bond $1,000.
VIM, B. Wilson vs. Virginia E. Will
son. Divorce-decree ordered; care of
the minor children given to the plain
tiff
+ July 2y--John F. Baker VS. Rosa f.
Baker, Divorce; decree ordered Ii
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RThe Wheeling Register of the 1st
inst, had this concerning the wool mar.
ket:
F "In wool there is decline of 2@5
cents and the market is fat AT the
present quotations farmers show little
disposition to sell and but little is com.
ing in. Since the commencement of the
season, and while quotations ruled as
high as 45 cents, sales were made freely,
and up to date over 100000 pounds OF
wool had been bought by one of our
merchants"
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R-Han u N,e~, - Dxs t

w Gen. E. C1sNE, OF Perry town
ship, called at our. office last week to re
new his subscription to THE SPIRIT, and
during his stay he informed US that he
came to this county so years since; was
SO years of age and had teen SUBJ
scriber since the paper was first issued.
His recollections Of the early history,of
Woodsfield are fresh in his memory, and
he enjoys reciting the times 'the boys"
had forty and fifty years ago. Some Of
their carvings on were rather rough, but
then those were the pioneer days, and
they didn't mind rougb-and tumble
very much. - J..
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Talbotl'S One Price Cash Store.
may1l, '75Y. Barnesville, Ohio.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.

L. HoEFFLER having changed his bu.
siness from the credit system to cash OF
produce, can and will sell goods cheaper
than they can be purchasedin town.
Best Rio Coffee "a cents.
Calico, best brands. Sc; yard wide
bleached muslin at 10c; heavy brown
muslin at 10c ginghams at l0c. s.a,
Remember he sells only for cash OF
produce. -, 80 =, e-.. .... ~
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S wWILLIAM WORKMAN, Esq Of
Sunsbury township, was taken i'll on
Monday, the 2Slhy ult with inflammation
of the bowels, and for two days fears
we're entertained that he would not re-
cover but we are glad to announce,
from information received the latter
part of last week, that be is improving
and the chances are that he will recover.
DR.. A. NJ F. McCULLoUGH is atten.
ding him. '1 ''''@ 80. ga, -. =.
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GRAYSvILLEI
SELECT SCHOOL.

y +
4 SESSION CT tlis school will commence
a. July IL, and end September "A,
1875. 5ssa,.lse
Noefforts will be spared to makethis school
Of thorough instruction. (. While we desire the
patronage Of any wishing thorough Practical
Education, we especially solicit the attendance
of those who desire to qualify themselves, for
teaching Glasses will be formed for the behe-
fit of teachers. Frequent written examinations
will be given bIBsfR w04l Ii5agfess aflf
Ege-ij 81 TUrrIoN.ag hna Ilsaf qaiT
Common Branches. -. ;. ..s5 90
Higher Hst" i9.. ~ I AMI 90
Tuition in advance except by special ar,
rangement, and no deduction made forabsencss
except in cases Of protraeted sickness. 49,,
Good accommodations can be had IN the
town at reasonable rates For further partiou-
lars address, ~
xa JAMES A. WATSON,
june2s. .'75tf. .,i.,'. Princpak
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REMARKS.

-4r
The village of Stafford is situated in the
southern part of Monroe County, Ohio, twenty
miles from the Ohio River, and is famed for the
hospitality. morality and intelligence of It's
citizens. lH9b 9I. ot eeeas9 ia s.sl, =
| The school buildings are new and comrodi-
o. ous. Students can can obtain good aee0mmods-
+ NoRM2L DEPARTMENT. ~ - Z
+ The Principal of this department.is enabled.
by his long experience teacher, to conduct
the school in such manner as will make il
desirable Institution for those who wish to
prepare themselves for teaching Special caro-
will be taken to make the pupils Of this depsrtr
ment thorough scholars. and to give them val-
uable instruction in the Art of Teaching. Pu.
pills will have an opportunity to drill GLASSES,
thereby making themselves acquainted with
the best methods of instruction. A Normal
Institute will be held semi-monthly for the benz
eft of those who wish to become teacheSa. =.
f. CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.. ~
/ The Principal of this department is prepared
/ to instruct classes in French, German, Spanish,
the Rudiments of Latin and iGfeek and Ehgliah
Literature. The correct pronunciation of the
Modern Languages win be taught. and pains
will be taken to teach the rnpils to speak these
languages fuently. Asuficient knowledge Of
Latin and Greek will be impaired to enable PM
pills 70 take an advanced standing In our lest
colleges. Il ss....s.a.-,.,. =. s.
VIII be taught by an instructor who has made
it speciality, and has had considerable expe-s
rience as Public Reader. ajs54 lefsE - Eli
LECTURES, LITERARY SOCIETIES, iExAxI!l
p NATIONS, ETc. 2i sia siaaii
Lectures on Literary and Scientific subjects
will be given at least semi-monthly. A Lite
rary Society will be organized in connection
with the school, An examination OF the vari-
GUS classes will be held at the end Of each term.
| rs TEXT BOOKS. 8 z 81
Rays Mathematical Series, Haryey's English
Grammar, Greene's Analysis of the English
Language, Wright's 0rthoeraphy, Eclectic Sc
ries of Biographies uorneli's Physical Geog-
raphy,s Quackenbos Natural Philosophy Ec-
lectic Readers, Hadleys Greek Grammar. Mo
Clintock and Crooks Latin Series, Aims Ger
man Method Aims Spanish Method, Aims
French Method, Hart's Rhetoric, etn.h bi0aA
81 R TUITION PER TERM. doiaw ;sa
Classical Department. ....s....l. 49,. .$lz 90
Normal Department (com. Branches}.ol7 90
1, &" a a1g 10 fHigher, .9rf., 10 90
Contingent Fee paid by each student. 80
TBE FIRST TERN !. -.
Of this School will commence on Tuesday,
April 27, 1875, and end on Friday, July
2, 1878. ~ 3a'3 s1's'9s r AT ss'iis
lHi2 THE SECOND TERM s}se5s' J
win commence on Tuesday, July 81:
1876, and endson Friday. October !. 1875. s.
Tuition invariably required in advance. No
deductions will be allowed for absence during
the term, nor win any money be refunded, e1-
cept in cases Of protracted sickness. 10 asifio9i
+ For further partieula1s call on or address.
ssiaa = fa ENOCH MARTIN, di3,
= 4 hl,a. Stafford, Monroe County, lOhio,,..
fa -, or j. 4. MARSHALL,
/ Cameron Monroe County, Ohio.
T febf6, ,'75m5. il8a9ih G e aslaigIiaif'
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DIED.-On the I'd inst, ROBERT S
SLACK, resident Of Westinghouse wn.
ship, this county. His funeral took
place Ion Suhday,ithe 4th inst. The
ceremonies were conducted by the Ma
Sonic fraternity, of which i orgaaizatior
he was member. A number of Ma
sons attended d the funeral from the
-Woodsfield Lodge.
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EE'A correspondent Of the Repubh-
can from Mt. Ephraim, Noble county,
says: 80 '~'.i1 %
planting tobacco seems to be the
business of our farmers, since the late
rainss And from present indications
the crop wlEbe much larger than, it,has
been fog years
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aIFThe celebration in Washington
township, the Sd inst, was decided
success. The attendance was large, the
speakers in good condition, plenty to
satisfy The inner man In the way Of good
things to eat, and frow our eorrespon-
dents account, published elsewhere, ev-
erything passed off inItbe most satisfac-
tory manner. idi ia siHa 1g s
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wWe are under obligations to F.
w. HELMIcK, music dealer and publish
'er, Cincinnati, for copies of the new
Dutch song and dance, Pretty Little
Jakey," and the new song and chorus
Darling Aroon," as sung by Carncross
and Dixey's Minstrels. Enclose 35
cents for either of these songs to the
publisher, 27S, West Sixth street, Gin.
cinnati, Ohio
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Noble County News.

! Republicam, 1st inst "A four year old
buck, belonging to Isaac Danford, Of
Marion township, that ran out last win
ter, sheared 23a pounds of nice Clear
wool .H3TE 5333fsl is f9HGDJ G.
F. NJ. Crum, promising young mar
of Elk township, was stricken With par
alysis, in the Grange Lodge room al
Middleburg, one evening last week, and
died after two days Of suffering.
DR.. j. c.. Clark, an Sold and wei
known citizen residing near Reiners
vile, died last Friday evening, and was
buried Sabbath days { followed to hi;
grave by large concourse Of people
Rev. Willis preached his funeral ser
We learn of some wool being sold a
40 to 43 cents, but only in small quan
titles. Buyers want the lowest figure
and producers are generally holding GU
for As, while others1,hihk 90 cents viii
be paid for our wool before fall.
DRowNEp.-A young man named
Randolph Tyson, residing in jackson
county, W. Va, was drowned in the
Ohio river near Ravenswood, on tht
10Th, while bathing. His body was res
cued next day Mr., Tyson went from
this county to West Va sa9! gSal 81
Press, Isl inst The wool growers 0
Noble county can now boast of as goot
a quality of fine wool sheep as are rails
ed in Ohio.
Adiutant General Amos, has reeentl,
supplied the, Caldwell Guards with tn
very best guns in the State Arsenal.
! Tie late abundant rains have don
wonders in developing the tobacco
plants and giving planters an opportu
nifty to set their crops. The indication
are that reasonable acreage will b
planted this seasons "a yg gw
On Monday evening, when the sec
ton hands on the NJ. r; & c. Railroa
were returning from their work, nea
Caldwell station, James Giddeuy d.
some means lost his balance and fe
from the hand car, on which he was RI
ding, breaking his shoulder and Other
wise ipiaring himself He was at ono
attendedsby surgeons and is LAS CON
Portable as could be expected los Il
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o. hl b
RThe Republicans of Guernsey
County,rhave nominated for Represen-
tative, Thomas s. Luccock; Probate
Judge. T. J.aL Buchanan; Auditor, j
K. Brown; Treasurer, John Patterson
Clerk, Robert Hammond; Prosecuting
Attorney, J. C. Steel; Commissioner, j
Mackey; Iniirmary Director, j. CARRIER
Coroner, DR.. Rosemond. Il BarnesriUt
Enterprise.
What! A Republican ticket in Guern
sey county without TAYLOR On it,
The ticket don't look right, Mr.. Enter.
prise, and we suspect there has been
somebody smothered. All, didn't tha
scamp JACQUES, who writes for yot
"felIers, ,'have hand in the disloya
work? 1t sad.
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Guernsey Lounty News.

Times. 1st iast.-WooL--In the region
of FairvIew, this county, a considerable
quantity Of wool has been sold at 40 and
AZ cents, but those prices are not being
paid at the present time. Shepherd 4
Sons of Morristown, have purchased
about 10000 pounds of wool at the
above figures '