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HATES CARSfvAL.

The cold season had fairly set in, and
eagerly did the young people Of l.
village look forward to the edict that
should 90 forth from the wisc-heads Of
that vicinity pronouncing the ice strong
enough upon their pretty river to allow
the Inauguration of their favorite sport.
To Christmas Eve their thoughts
turned oftenest, and many were the aspi-
raticns for fair weather, stout ice, and q
strong muster Of their skating forces on
that occasion. For did not a golden
bracelet, direct from the great Tifany's,
await the happy girl whose swirl feet
should foremost reach a certain goal 7
and a pair of sleeve-buttons, promised
for similar proves, glittered in the i'm
agination Of many a youth.
For two weeks before the skating car
nival, everything went ON we'll, and a
good sheet Of ice gave abundant oppor-
tunity for practice to the ambitious.
There was no question, however, that
among the girls, Kate Appleton had the
fairest prospect, and Tom Leonard ap-
peared to leave all Of his competitors in
the background, until one afternoon a
formidable rival appeared, who babe
Master Tom look to his laurels.
"From the city," whispered the Cos
sips, when stylish young man, with a
sealskin cap and handsome furs edging
his coat, dartcd in among the skaters,
executing variety Of scientific curves
that soon won for him q circle of admir-
ing gazers.
THAT is what they do at the Kinks
in town." whispered Kate Appleton to
Tom Leonard, who, little discounted
at 50 suddenly finding the wind taken
out of his sails, skated of, hand in hand
with Kate at little distance. al saw
them do those things when was down
there last winter. j think its lovely,
Tom. I wish you had a cap like that. "
perhaps you wish had coat like
that, and moustache like that; and, in
fact, could be changed entirely to some.
body like that" grimly observed Tom,
releasing her hand.
-; IN Nv. ~ a' ,'n iou
~. ~" " :, Y my 'na, "o'ien nAe ou'siue
se Z "''' anu IN 'o.n, .ney GET
vi ~ 20. w o " ~
anu .Pt'" WY o''en ,nnA
no 10 = ~ nau '"1 .,"."' VI niue
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ga IT,. - NJ
"a. nv ' rae Sa'u ion'
.ss,I.I o. "nen you Nno"
" "a' oo'n Anu D'eu !" sne county,
- A ,! p,o'P.'. =. oe'ns '..u
80 ~ ne o'"ue1 ann ~, 'ls
~ ~ y nv . an, very %'oa oohseu
- ~ .. -, u.s. anu : A.,'' you
e' ." ,n''ouue''on W INA. cry CHAP
~, ""s " 'ne n'V'' VI MS i"eiy.
. n os ~ sA' ne nAs zen ''ai'ns AZ
yo1 ous " 'n' 'o,neis =, lis eyes ever
W. -. " ''e ,,
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Id e - ha1s ~ n"e ~ . 's S.
III - 81 ~ 'n'
naS .uDs y - ''o oe,'e u 'ae 'ii Ing.
~AN "a. ',"'e' u.e s"i' ou' a n''ie
.oi"e'.'sn' enc nAu Doen Piaying cat
49,. - ".u ."' 'o.'e
.an,,.n.n,a 80 ." W. ma !ou"s
ea. f1'N 's"Pe' u" 'he soehe
Iaa . =. 'r h ,HV' T
, M.,' 70 nelsu,,' mate STRUCK OUT on a
eo''oiy eAfooition, iof sonhe uistahce On
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ArrLy THE RENEDy.-It appears that
We need no longer I've tormented with
Liver. Kidney, Bladder, and Glandulsr
diseases, Mental and Physical lebility,
Partial Paralysis, InAsmmatory aud
Chronic Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and
Morbic Humors Of the blood. DIR
WAIKER's VEGETABLE VINEGAR Brr
TIERS conquers the causes Of all Of the
above Irregularities by securing perfect
diges,ion, a proper for Of bile, and a free
discharge Of all cdsfe matter. II Is not a
vile doctored whisky, gotten up to de-
ceive the public and tickle the palate.
II Is q medicine To the sick stomach, the
relaxed nervous system, the weak circu-
lating blood, and the overworked, pros
trated brain. An infant may take it,
and to children afflicted with worms,
and even adults who suffer from thi,
cause, ignorant Of the fact-and their
numbers are millions--it Is the greatest
remedy Of the age. Take one bottle and
you will be satisfied thnt this is no catch.
penny nostrum. IL
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II We can benefit the readers Of our paper
any by recommending PorsonS Purgdt're
Pihs to be the best anti.bilious medicine in
the country, we are willing to do 80. We
have had about ms good . chance to know
as any one.
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a. -. ~. u.,h,,,cchelss v,,h
s.,..sS ~. - .n,,i,. s.s,he, seversl
- s-s-,,. 90. ~, v,,hor, ,ps.t.
- 80 y. - ~. nd nm he, mind
re, M. -. \. "a turned upon MIN
~. ..,ds., .h.,,,as, .hs cou,d ss.ume
"" 49, - ~, and In he, ,im,d
.a..-.n,i ri .m.c,ed ,vsvinv Of The
49,, T.,a ,.co.ri,cd Agnc.
"s.s Isar. ~" .he ,hou,h, N her.
liz a. mont,. dre.s xish ! cros. unon
~. -, Tn., ru., 10 Ton, and be
10 go. Ar. ~ cour.e I,,II tale
..wa,d s;u,-
N.vsr,hsIe- whom Kate prc.cntlv
...d A. h.d;n... h.d .l.,sd az . li,,le
80. sso,, A.. 81, .roun N. found this
;d.n,,c.I mons c,e.s behind her A
mi, - ~ 90 ,h,orrh h., Tom
IA .....-i "a -. c,IIov;n. hs,. he
IA -. ~, ~, .v.,v other ave
III ALL, IT,, r..I,v ,ovsd he, .f,e,
IN, ass.,a m. 80 mn Ne, oN.nd
a;..;,~ =. .hor,d ~ obsv = bet,er inn.
~,
~. ..a ~,,h q. op;cl mot;on. and
.,.,ch.d on, he, hand. In An instant
!, -. ..;,sd IN . clo.. ,r;n bv the mout
=, .l.,.. vbo nres.;ns II tender,v. vet
sror. no vord
viii vor soro;ve ma Tom Y K.te
aid earnestly
m,sh, 90 ara v.tched,v vhispersd
the monl 1--WE can not talk here let
q. \. og,n
Ms,,;lv Kate Looked sroupd caught a
.,;mr.. az The p.rt;-colored Mepbi..
,onhsle. x.n;.b;nv round = bend IN the
river bant and with A gesture of repus-
nance BACKYARD pl.ced her hand con.
6d;pc,v In the mont,. and sped svsv.
The .p;r;t Of the Wind seemed to nos
sess them. and off thew 6ev-eav Folly
and sober monk-leavine her far behind
the lighted banks and never pausine for
breath until thew could hear no sound
save their own quick respirstions and the
having of some distant hound.
The stars sbone chilly through the
frozen branches of the trees edging the
river banks. and Kate shiyered q little at
the desolation of the scene.
"Come. Tom" she said when she could
speak easily, ait is too dreary here for
ANYTHING. Let us 20 back"
"Go back!" said a perfectly unfamiliar
vsice, with a cutting sheer in its accents
/ n
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WORTHY or NorE.-An exchange says
there 10 scarcely 4 day passes that We do not
hear, either from persons coming into our
office or in some other way, OF the success OF
JoAnson's Anodyne Liaiment in the cure Of
coughs and colds, so prevalent about town
lust now.
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,'s. ~" ~ - ~" 1910. tn .N,,ng.
-...hs. - 40 coms at IN Tho amer.
80 81 :. .s.h, ,h.,, "a. N be a
.""a,.sa. -s.,s. ~ IN. ,cs ,hs
s.'... ~, - - IA dou;no
ass - : ....,x .o.,ums NJ .cs,.
/. - A.. rocr,rc =. prc,tv =. she
.,.n. ~ ~, ~. village Girls could look,
~. S,.,i.,a~ srrssr.d an Tho acme q,
A.. -. &c pl,rr oyy d,,,,,,y vss the
su,. ~ ,h., ro,;,e rs,cbborhood and tho
vonn. ,sd;.., ,la,ine.ms,cb came first
a., an s,c;,;ng race. Kate distauced
ali The otber. and. 0ushed and breath.
Ie.. came nm 10 The iudees stand 10 re.
civ. he, rv;,s
A. old ,souiro Barton bent his shskine
hand, n CLAN the handsome bracelet
upon her pr,ttv round arm. and took
ne liberty Of kis.ine the dainty hand as
he ala "a. there were not a few who en-.
We'd him. and. for a wonder. all agreed
that she deserved both reward and com.
pliment
The Young men focked around 10 dc
her homage. and Kate felt a. happy as q
little queen. until she saw Tom Leonard
saunter slowly down the bank, skates on
one arm and Agnes leaningon the other,
They passed 70 close 10 her-spparently
not pe,ce''ine ner, 'nAs sue "A' 'o'oou
49, .s..-.,r.s a.
&C." sy.,. -. la. . ~.,,. ana.
A.. 49,. A.. IT, Ia ar
a IT,, ~, :. r,..sI.S "
orr, ~. 60. ~. ra, .un..
Ia .,.m.,,;.h,S. ed -. 80 ;n.,
- -, ~ --..,,,-.. r.. -, H.,
n,s. -. ~. s.,;.s,sd ar,
aN.w
az ~, IA 40, ~. ~ IN.
.... .r.,.s., -. y r.n,;.a Tom IN :
,snd.r ton. at don,, ,;lr 10 .os women
r.. 80. ,..l,,- ..h;h;,;on. 81 ,h.,,.
selve. or cour,e. Mis- Appleton Ia in
he, el.mentv
"Obi Pm ton timid To venture much,
Won know Mr.. leonard said AGNES,
with . melting glance inward "Tha,
Ia At least miles. YOU are with me. ]
can not ne afraid with such n strong
hand as vouru.
Thew nas.ed on and Kate felt that n,
II all her glor;es were valueless a, abe
stood there amid the preparation. for the
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A MATERIAL reduction Of rates has re-
Gently been made by the sherman House,
Chicago. Its proprietor. are determined
that ii shall continue TO be the most pop
ular hotel in Chicago with business men
and the travelling public in general, and
they are accomplishing their purpose.
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TAE MARK EIS.
HIlXF Va n

NE. Tsss's Liver B'tiis act !. kibhb ou ID.
most delicste ienAls upon the most ,isVrsus sis
ten. Try them once.
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Beeve-, loaiO's; Hog, live. sol; Cotton, ~. q
~ :; Flour, superhne Western, t4oSatj0i ,0innioa
To Good, sL55ssl95; Goi To Choice, s5coa Is sol
Wheat, No. Chicago, ti.ii@iit; No. 2 Mii~aukos.
Si.i5aslid, Rye, sia96, Corn. Old Western Mixei,
sslsasas7i,e; Ne~ Western Mixed, scgssc.; Oats,
Sew Mixed Western, ese, lie; New white. 700 re-;
Port, New, 5000; Lard. Prime steam. ~ g.; Bat
ter, Western, Ogaso.
ST. L0ULs.
Wheat, No. Red, si.OGoslei1i Corn, Sex
sldse; Oats, No. 2, 56ixg5si se.i PORK Mess sI92j
Lard, prime steam, isc.: Hogs, s65os7Oo; Cattle.
Good 10 choice. tl5Os6.2i
CHICAGO.
Bseves, s,ockers', s27ssa75; shipper, ~ 500
$3.50; Hogs, common TO extra, s6oos72 %; Flour.
81 25@5.50i Wheat, No. Spring, 9O1sc; No. 3, de
see; Corn, No. 2, mixed, old, s5c. New, $50
So 81 Oats, No. q 81 ss5s.c.i Rye, No. 2, esess
Barley No. Spring. si.22'1 asi2s'si PORK, sissoi
Lard, i30SgiSlo
Wheat, amber Michigan, si.io, No I, Red, tiil;
No. O. do i.O9; Corn, high mixed. lie; Oats, No. z,
56,Se Michigan, 55'qe. White 6slSo.
DETROIT
wheat, extra new, ti.i5; No. 1, am, amleT,
o. OslS; Corn, 7ic.i Oats, b.sSs'Ee.; Hogs, s77Se
$500
Wheat, No. 1 Red s.ii; No. . Rel, sIoSi
Corn, mixed, ss.i Oats No. state, SIC. No. do,
SIC.
CINCINNATI
Flour, superdns, sSSS@a6o; Fancy, 1880 70 !;
Family, sas5aS 10; Extra, ~ 7ea4so; Spring
Wheat, sa7Sst5.0o Rye, s5.i0as57s Buck
wheat, ss.oosss.50; Wheat, New Red wini-r,
si.07@i.io; Hill, sil0asi.i5i Hew White, sii2a
o. 20; Corn, 7oc.i Oats, mixed, os9soc Prime
White, 6oas2e barley, New Fall, u.Sai50i
spring, o. s5asl aoi Pork, ness, $780, Lard. city
kettle, iic.; Prime steam. iSl.e.
LNDLASAPoLLS
Flour, o.. $4,000 wheat, si.Oogi.o5i Corn. ess
SIC; Oats, new, 65G57ei Rye, ssssoc.i Barley,
o.. eoasl Is Hans, iS,<siic Hog, se2'sse"
PIrrsBUR0.
wheat, Ret, sil5@siis, White, si2ossi2s !
Corn, ear, 72m1se Prime yellow, shelled, 75CsT7e
Cattle, best, s6so@sTooi medium 10 good, $3.50
s62s common 10 fair, sL75sssOoi Hogs. Workers.
a. ioaf25; Best Phiiadelphias, t1eogzsoi sheep,
extra, o. sosSsoi common TO medium, ssoo,ee.oo !
Petroleum. crude, psr barrel, sSssS'<ei Reansd,
psr gallon. iis4e.
...lt A.. ~ Qoal f.nx.ssin. nv an I'D n. nd
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"A D~sp q Ss, IN Every Ws~S."
fLENISGroS, Hunterion Co, n. j.,

June 20, l~st
DIR. Il. V. PIERCE, buffalo n. "; Dear Sir
II is with happy heart that I pen these
lines to acknowledge tbs, you and your
Golden Medical Discovery and fdryatiye
Pellets are blessings to the world. These
medicines cannot be too highly praised, for
they have almost brought me out Of the grave.
Three months ago l Vas broken out with large
procured your Golden Medical Discovery
and Purgative Pellets, and have taken sir
bottles, and to-day ! am in good health, all
those ugly ulcers having healed and left my
skin in a natural, healthy condition. !
thought at one time | could not he cured.
Although can but poorly express my graft.
tude to you, yet there Is a drop Of JOY in
every word | write. Gods blessing rest on
you and your wonderful medicines is the
humble prayer Of
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Yours truly
JANIS o. BELLS.


When a medicine will promptly cure such
terrible eating ulcers and free the blood Of
the yirulent poison causing them, Who can
longer doubt its wonderful virtuesl DR..
Pierce, however, does not wish to place his
Golden Medical Discovery in the catalogue
OF quaek patent nostrums by recommending
il to cure every disease, nor does he 50 rec.
ommend IL but what he does claim is this,
that there Is but one form Of blood disease
that IL will not cure, and that disease IL
cancer. lie does not recommend his Discov-
cry for that disease, yet he knows II to be
the most searching blood cleanser yet dis
covered, and that Il will free the blood and
system OF AZ, other sSo-a blood poisoos, be
they animal, vegetable or mineral. The
Golden Medical Discovery Is rdr anfed by
him to cure the worst forms Of Skin Dis
eases, as all forms of Blotches, Pimples and
Eruptions, also all Glsndular Swellings, and
the worst form of Scrofulous and liberated
Sores OF Neck, Legs or other parts, and all
Scrofulous Diseases Of the Bones, as White
Swellings, Fever Sores, Hip Joint and
Spinal Diseases, all of which belongt Scrof.
ulous diseases.
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Wheat. No 2 Red, si.oGsi.c5i; Corn, Ss'
siassc; Oats, No. O. 56izg5s g.; Pork, Mess, sis2j
Lard, prime steam, isc.; LOGS, sc.5oe7Oo, Cattle
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recreant knight. Nanqulshed a. he was,
she could not but admire the good-na-
tured and manly air with which he bore
himself. Indeed, Tom Leonard's pluck
was 10 well established as fact, that no.
body every questioned that.
About eight o'clock the river bank
wore a gay appearance, as the maskers
began to assemble. Huge bonfres lit
the scene, and colored lanterns, swung
upon long poles, danced to and fro in
the air. Every variety of vehicle, in
GLIDING ox-carts, well lined with straw
and buiialo-robes, dislodged merry crew
upon the banks. Domino and mask
hastily assumed their skates, and soon
the crystal bosom Of the stream was alive
with gayety. A scream of merriment
here and there announced some detec.
ton, but for the most part the disguise.
were well sustained. Kate Appleton in
a "folly' dress, with "rings on her fin
gers, and bells on her toes" made music
wherever she went. As she skinned
lightly about. whispering tormenting
illusions, and asking puzzling questions
in everybody's ear, she thought, with
great glee, that il was impossible any
one should detect her, her dress having
come direct from New York only the
week before, and no one person in the
village except her mother being in her
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LOBBY WING.

Mr.. SNIDEE, Of Monongala. offered Il
resolution, yesterday. that the special
committee of seven inquire and report
what officials of the House had been en-
gagged in lobbying for the plrpose of
defeating impeachment Thus the cIoyen
foot is beginning to show itself more and
more auduciously among the Radical
minority. Mr. SNYDER was instigatcd
INTO Offering this resolution by two or
three evident causes First, he is so
anxious that Democratic officials shall bc
impeached and removed, that every
obstacle real or imaginary which pre-
scnts Itself TO the defeat Of his
desires, makes him rage Second, the
officials in his minds eye, are Democrats,
and Mr.. SNmERS old well known views
of proscriptivc hate towards Demo
Gratis are cropping out airesh. This fact
alone would cause the gentleman to
leave uo stone un,urned to modest and,
ifpoSsiblc, prosecute Democratic officials
whenever the shadow OF an opportunity
Is presented.
Thus is why this resolution suggested
itself to the gentleman from Mononcaiia,
and why he shows such such avidity to
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Comfort Farm stock.


81 i 80 49,. 81 III. one word comfort. As
90, -. ~ he I,auimaI. Of the farm.
"lss osncc;alIv Of that most useful of all
- ,ha ccw9 |. there forethoucht
o t'i.ooa .born nL,,talla dpr,no the
va o,n-nns ~ a rignropc winter when
,bnT dennnd mon man 50 much more
- 90 o,bor ..asors2 Tho animal
,,.%i.b :. - no ,,r.a,c.t rrnGt to the
-. ..l.,.I. -, -. ,,.,., I'm hulk or
f,.b oiyrs the most milk or does the
-, -. E. tho, ,,,. ,f .,.v di.nn.l-
a., -, r.-,..II. circumstances The
''o'. - ~ 49,, - an t,r,,.rs Ind
90. -, -. .,-.,.,,...l Ell. y,..lI
''' y -. IL a,.,,.d.r.5 h,. study
- 80 ,r1,,o,o tbc com
'"H r.. ,..r:.,,.
- v.a,.s in wbirb tbis may he done TO
w., al.,,,r,,;.,;,,,, If ,rr our, nrof, The
S''' en- .,,,,.j,
~" INV" '''7 '''''' '''''' 7,' y "
'o' "'u'.S ,,..r r..,,,l.,r;-
fs' III '''' '''' "'''' i.''' i;a,,
y III ever '"''=' y, 'sy'''.'f "a 60 -
ana watering " ''" SUN a. w. .,'
lrfGIu'ar ihI i'".'' Tue! '',''S""'' ,I.,;.
with less pF"ht |" themselves - Gu
owners they are constantly on '"G '' .,S,
Out Tor ne" supply; AN, " -, ~.
uh'"S'h's' i 'h' 'C'"i.. ",', .,.,,,,ri-
stated hoNr I"r i''"''I-' ".',' 800.
" anc punc'uH.'N arc ,.' ''''!
me ANNA" ".P'''''
u,utcd IN acc'!u"n''i "iI '''"
l. taken Will .tI'~i, ui.A NA''
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Nix. JONI W. nEIsKELL, lett with Us
Yesterday, copy of "lnfchcr," the latest
work of Mrs. AUGUSTA EVANS WILSON
better known As AUGUSTA j. Evans.
This lady's publications, "Bculah,' ST
Elmo "Macaria' and others, are too
universally known and admired to need
ANYTHING more than a mere mention
therefore "Iufchce' does not come out u
candidate for popular favor without a
favorable introduction. y hasty glance
over the work, shows 1t to be by no means
inferior to others from the same pen, and
as practice makes perfect, We have little
doubt but that n more careful pcrusal will
prove it to be even of superior excellence
1t is very tastefully bound, and in add
ton TO its interest, will make an attrac-
tive ornament Tor centre table. Mr..
HEISKELL is now receiving his first sup
ply of the book, and informs us that he
will hay, an abundance on hand during
the holidays Tor the purpose Of presents
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TO SENATORS AND DELEGATES.

We will be obliged to Sena-
tors. Delegates, and all 9th
crS, who are subscribing TO
the Register, IL they will
promptly notify us when they
fail TO receive their papers.
By SO doing, any irrcgulari-
ties will AT once he corrected.
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TIE WEEKLY REGIsTEK

j. the largest ana altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed in
West Virginia. II will be- sent TO any adj
dress one year for 500. Valuable premi-
uIns TO ciuu agents and 10 subscribers.
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Hans Il. Haldman, It ~.
IN CHANCEKN.

IN CHANtEkl.
Pursuant 10 Il d -crcc in the DiStrlctC our
OF ihc United states for the District uI
West virginia, made and entered in The
above entitled cause on the l7th day OF
~rpfrmbcr, $50, | viii, on FRIDAY. the
81, SinS of Dece her. 1875. at my
oilicr II the city OF Wheeling, and there
after toy adjournment rs may be found
necessary, proceed 10 take and state an ac-
count OI the amount due 10 the complain
amt, under and by virtue of the contract
and "a bond iOTa deed and certain notes
mentioned and described in the bill and
exhibits in said cause. | Will also aSccr-
tain and report the present value OF Inc
real u tatt mentioned and described IN TIE
b,ll and exhibits IN said cause. being the
Fur ace property described in SAID con
tract and bond Ana Will further report
any liens or claims upon said property,
which any Of The defendants or other per
SONS may assert or establish with Their ac-
counts and priority.
Notice : hereby given to the defendants
i'm tie above named cause, and lOali other
creditors OF George llHr6man, ~" of Pres
ton county, West Virginia, deceased anu
othrr persons having any lien OF claim
upon Tho Martin Furnace property, Ia 1p-
pear before me in the city of Wheeling, on
the said Ilst day OF December, 1919, ana
prove their liens and claims.
Given under my hand this 10Th day of
NONCmb' n, $50.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
L. =. Commissioner.
G. ". i. ALLISON, Sol. for Compialnants.
nItHll.tNgh
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FOR SALE.

EiIREE HUNDRED ACRES YALUA-
bic Coal Land, with river front, living
south and adjoining the BcnwoOd Iron
Works property. Also, ~ acres surface
running from the river TO the top of the
hill, and known is the David b. McMcCh-
en- tract. There is on the property one
brick and two frame dwelling houses,
with outbuilIingS. For particulars and
terms, Apply To
ALDERSON Il PAUL.,
uoyl Real Estate Agents,
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FOR SALE.
SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES,

THE UNDERSIGNED, SHERIFF OF
the county Of ohio, will, on the first
day of Ihe December Term OF the
County Court of said county, at the front
door OF the Court House thereof, proceed
10 yeV GW the lIndS therein Delinquent for the
NON Payment " Lures for the years 1873 and
1871, which lands, with the taxes, interest,
and damages due on each tract, are speci-
fled in list thereof, posted on the front
door OF said Court House, 10 which list
special attention is directed.
X. =. BROWN,
oct9 Sheriff Of ONO County.
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thursday, December lst, 1875,
sLrIlSUcc'9 GQlc.

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Elm GroyeLOiS for sale

no2H TAYLOR 4 BAKR. Attorney,
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NlECgAg. NOTICE.
D0 NOT NEGILCT COVGII,

IA sold by all Dealers IN Medicine.
ONlNrg~b
The Morning herald., 1875-11-30
Joseph FOUT

JOSEPH FoU4
Has again opened a Coal Yard at Wes.
and Water streets, which he intends to run
in connection with his yard ut Orange ant.
Water streets, whore persons in want OF
Coal con be supplied With the celebrated
ENTERPRISE, which Eftes more satishsc-
Parsons leaving ofders ut either yard will
receive prompt attention.
sep&-Sn JOSEPH TOuG