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isSSpss.rlstlnon Il n Georrssia,

In the county Of Newton. eight miles
from Covington, three families reside to.
gether. The 6rst household consists oil
ari oldtmaid and Eefswidowednot 1.-THE
second of husband. wife and two chill
drenss dthethirdsf-an veld sladYs and
son. So strongly has the delusive ides
implanted itself in the minds of the two
latter families that the widow is WITCH
and in league with the devil, that they re.
fuse to Allow;her to visit or borrow any
thing from their houses. They say she
has made witch balls from hair gathered
from the tail of atricky COW. which, If
rubbed against any article, will charm any
one ewho touches It. leTlfese people place
horseshoes over their beds and under
their door-steps to kill the influence OF
the old womsn's charms They verify
beliesefhat she intends to bewitch the
whole neighborhood. and bring some
plague upon its inhabitants. Silver bul
let's have been moulded with which to
shoot her in case she iptrudes upon the
families at nightly creeping through The
keyholes or coming down the chimney,
Silver dimes have been nailed in the bot
tom of the churn and we'll bucket to pre-
vent the witch from taking anSsderhand
advantage of7her neighborss-S>sing
ton (Ga. Enterprise 70 tsra = ssoS, ys,s.
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IFThey tell an instructive story OF
4 Departed citizen Tof Troy. { CHANGING
sene years sgoto enter the office OF q
Law firm inlthat town, be found the part
ners at work upon contested will case,
when he remarked to them that no law
yer, should make money out of his es
tateifor he had, drawn his oYn will .iH
%, kwJ plaza sentences SO defhite and
clear that any one could understand
them" He was told by, the lawyers
that they liked nothing better than this
amaBenr will.making, ;and that they were
sureto get job out of his particular
testament, plpiu,Sdefinite, and clear as j.
might be. The gentleman ibtims died,
and both the firm mentioned AID two
other highspriced lawyers have since
been employed upon this very will, and
have written long and costly "opinions'
upon.the meaning of the "plain, @def
mite, and clear" document-N. Y. Y'rib.
une.- Z
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guernsey County Items.

Ia u aIs :. = = 80 . y
Times, 22d inst.-Any one knowing
anything concerning the fate or wherea-
bouts Of James Campbell. who removed
from Wayne County to Guernsey Conn'
ty, perhaps twenty years ago, will con
fer . favorIbyyvsiting to his brother, An
drew, Jeromeville, Ohio.
Hon. C. j. Albright, who has kept q
record, says this is the coldest April in
the past 2S years. the temperature being
only IA degrees above on Sunday NOR
ming, the 18th. On the first of April
1856 and 1867, the temperature was ths
same; but he has known. nothing of the
kind near or after the middle of ths
month. 1t is not yet possible to esti
mate the damage done by the late freeze
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Guardians Sale of Real Estate

JNpursusnes iof ON ordsr sf,sals issued
j III the Probats Court Of Menros county
oide 81 4donija6 Powell, Guardian offin.
ssnt Stnfssons AStrs, will Ont sfosa ssis As'
the front door Of the court house, In the
town Of Woodsneld. at O'Clock p. m. on-:
Saturday, the 18th day of May, 1875,
the following described real estate, situate
In Monroe county. Ohio, to wits 8 : t-A I Z
The southwest quarter of the northeast
quarter Of section thirty two, in township three
Of range thEee, excepting three. aerss outso
thenorthxest corner containing thifty ssvsn
&C res more or less; to be sold subject to the
dover Of Sidney Thomas.
TsRMs.-Ons.half cash, to be paid on the
day Of sale, and the residue In one year; tn.
deferred payment TO be secured by mortgage
on the premises and to bear interest from
the day Of sale.
Appraised at $l29 so.
ADONIJAH POWELL,
Guardian Of Vincent Sturgeons's heirs.
HvsrEa & MAlleRY, sAtfys. 4
s < ~ kS bS X s
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10 GooDs, BUYERS Having, determ-
ihed to reduce my business to cash
basS-ready pay or its cquivalent, will
say to my, customers ana every body
else, tina. they can save from 10 to 80
per cent by this mode Of desling over
the old way. / have frstsclass stock
of, goods. bought under q depressed
market. No one desiring to buy goods,
can go through our stock and 60 out
without buying, as we feel confident We
can convince the most skeptical, and
please the most fastidious.
i E c. MILES,
Somerton, Belmont Co., Ohio.
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GREAT OFFER.
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state in what paper you saw this advertise
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.1WHiram Curtisq q former citizen O

-SWHiram Curtis9 former citizen, OF
this county, writing from johnson, one
OF the grasshopper counties of Kansas,
says:
a. 'tKansas has went through the winter
much better than was expected mot much
loss of stock nor-maeh suffering of the
people. A largecropAo OF oats have been
sown and begins to look green and nice
wheat looks we'll; corn Is now being
planted; some have planted ten days
since, and the corn is coming up nicely
ground 10 in good conditios, ,and we may
say we have q good PROSPECT for crop
the. coming season.-Noble County Re
publican, 22d inst
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EHThe prices 'ailowed..t TO bs charged
by the Ferries in. this county. as fixed
by the Court Of Common Pleas, from
April lss to November lst, 1876, are as
follows;
For single person, cents; single
person and horse, Is cents; one horse
and wagon. IS cents two horses and
wagon,a5 cents; four horses and wagon,
SO cents. ~.,---
Cattle-Any number under FIVE, 10
cents each for all over. FIVE, s cents
leach. ! Az II = Il i II
Hogs and Sheep-Any number under
ten, 8 cents each; over ten, ; cents
each.
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THE CuLORAL.EATER.
A Subject Of the Seductive King
Makes Confession 0f Ills
Experience.
.Fs arroa, the Toroass ateSe.) 3

TT From. ths, Toroass atete.) BY
1aDeoemhet Of is7E whom the med;
cal men erelanding cllloralto the skies;
DR.. Stables became chloralist, together
with other friends. who quickly suocumb
ed and died, having passed through the
lsgonies Of despair characteristic Of The
latter stages bf ;cLloralism. Being over
worked, he could not sleep, aid took 30
grains of chloral, whereupon he slept
like top until morning. Having repeat
ed the dose for a.week be triedfo sleep
one night without it and failed. He, Of
course, took to it again, and found after
some time that he had little satisfaction
from his sleep. Alter moath he began
to feel strahgeheat on the top OF his
head. together with asense Of fullness in
it, and his nerves began to be shaken At
length he had TO fly into the country, and
what with thePure, bracing air, he was
enabled to reduce his dose one.h half and
to take long walks, though, after q brief
space, he again surrendered himself to
"King Choral" He began to lose flesh /;
crows feet gathered under his eyes; his
pulse grew "thready," and by June, 1872,
he is at the seaside confirmed invalid,
his bodily sufferings very great, and his
mind schaos. Hiseyes are constantly
diated. and the least excitement runs his
pulsefrom go to 100. he. takes three
drachms Of choral when he goes to Ted
"a dose suff1cientto kill as many men.
Three months pass, and he is taking three
and halt drachms al bedtime and ons
1t early morning; can barely walk 100
yards without sitting or lying down; the
irritabifity Of the brainis changed into
agony if he attempts to rise from q chair; !;
there is a horrible sense OF strangulation:
Three months more and be is pronounced
hopelessly gene with heart disease, and
be constantly contempla,es suicide. He
haslost all power OF reading, writing or
speaking aloud, and toward night every
vein seems infamed and swollen to doub-
lie the size; and when given up by one
medical man, another, arrives who de-
stroysall his ohloral, and informs him
that his heart is not diseased. but only
weakened by tue poison imbibed.
The first night passed without choral
was dreadful-rsleep impossible. and fol
over week he never slept q wink. He
became delirious, but recovery came at
length, though tediously,, In 8 months,
h1Mever, he could walk as many thiies
sndsleep returned to bless him esohHsuc'
ceeding month, carrying him nearer te
the complete cure and perfect health to
which he ultimately attained.
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sHERlFF'S SALB.
AZ Il =. tf
Ths Monroe County Bauk
B.r. ssi CO.. IL a. ffa

DY virtue Of an order of sale to me direct
ID ed from the court Of common pleas of
Monroe county, Ohio, will offer for sale at
the front door Of the court house, In the
town Of Woodsheld, between the hours Of 10
O'Clock =. m, and 4 O'Clock p. m, on
Saturday, tie 18th day Of Nay, 1878,
the following described real estate, situate In
Menroe county. Ohio. to wit:
s Being q part Of section number two. town-
ship four of range five, beginning for the same
at the southeast corner of said section; thence
west eighty rods and nine links to the south
west corner of the east half Of the sout theast
quarter; thence north on the line dividing said
quarter into halves, one hundred and twenty.
fourrodB to . stake; thence southeast seventy
three and one-half degrees - rods to the Sec
ton line, on the side of said quarter section a
stake; thence south on said line one hundred
and one rods and Ave links to the southeast
corner of said land. being the place Of begin
ming, containing dfty-six and one-half acres
more or less.
Also, : tractlof land iasanss Ave. fosxunship
four, section one, the east half Of the northeast
quarter of said section, containing seventy-nine
and sixteen-hundredth acres, moreJe5 less ,,o,
!, Also. a tract beginning at the horthwsst Cor.
ner Of section thirty zone, township three Of
range four; thence south twenty degrees west
eighteen perches to the, soad: thance twenty
seven dsgtees ieast s6ftsen and 1Af perches
and eleven links west north, forty.fse and a
fourth degrees east eleven perches and four
links in section thirty-two; thence north forty
degrees east three perches thence 'nstthh iofty.
two degrees east twelve and half perches,
with red oak eighteen inches in diameter;north
Afty-four and a half degrees west six and half
li1ks tosa HhitSoak ffftse1 inches u diamet&;
.outh hity-ons and 4 half degfeeA west SIX
links three and three-fourth degrees east twenty
perches and fifteen links to white oak fifteen
inches in diameter thence north fourteen and a
half degrees east eighteen perrhes, and Fifteen
links to beech three inches over; thence one and
a fourth degrees east eighteen perchos and eight
links to white oak twenty -four inches diameter;
thence north twenty ty-nine and q half degrees
west forty-three perches and twenty-three
links to a stake at run; thence north six degrees
west twelve perches;thence north ten and half
degrees,west sixteen peroheSand twenty links;
thence west one pefoha to section line; thence
south with section line one hundred and sixty
nine and half perches twelve and a half links
to beginning. containing sixteen and q hall
acres more or.lsss. 9FSftlEETS sSssi
Appfaiisd; lat tfadt, at $i,lss.
.sB.E iqgG2dio Gtsos l,22u.
Sd 373.
TO. LITTLE,
april6, 6,,7sx5. Sheriff N. C. o.
HoLLIsrER G OKsY Att'ys.
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Probate Notice,

4 CCOUNTS and vouchers have been 6led in
n the Probate Court qof Monroe County,
Ohio, for settlement, by the following Bxeou-
tors, Administrators aud Guardians.
John Frobisoh Executor Of Fted. Haueisen.
partial, y alss - sei'se ~ IA etst,y Y Il
A. c. Armstrong Admir- of John Panll, final.
III. culs erhouss ,duariian of Harvey Uiioni,
hnaL q n ssgei ;1J5 ~ 10 seet tse-l ID
L. D. D.cranblstt Guardian of Joanna Craub.s:t
partial, 40 IN Il 5aoIe'o has "a p s5aies :
W. morris Guardian Of Sarah O. Wise, par
tial.
ANY person interested may Ale written
excel ltions TO said accQu nts, or any item there
ofon or before the 3oth day of April next
when the same will be finally heard aud con-
tinued from day 70 day until disposed OF.
q llrsss JAS. 4, MoRRls,is IL
apr6,'75w3. i ,yss Probate Judge.
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The improvements Of the OBio.

Col. George Parsons, Of Ceredo, West
Virginia, is about to exhibit at Fagin's
Floral Hall, on Eggleston avenue, a
working modeI.of gYlock and dam dor
the Improvement of the Ohio River. 1t
is claimed that with forty locks aud dams
ON this model between Pittsburgh and
Cairo, from eight to ten feet OF water
can be had'all the year round: and the
locks are so constructed as to be opened
and closed in the incredibly short space
OF fifteen seconds. The cost of the
whole improvement is estimated at about
S20,000,000 United States Engineer
Merrill intends to examine the model:-
CiacinAaki Enquirer y -.
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SEMI. D., D. TAILOR, Editor, of the
Guernsey Times, has been appointed
Post Master at Cambridge. School
Examiner, Coroner. Editor and Post
Master! Goodness, l. How unevenly
the honots are distributed in that part
of Ohio: First examine q man a. to
his qualifications TO teach. then, should
be kill. himself because -uf his; failure,
hold an inquest over his remains, next
write UP the affair for tho Times and
finally inform his friends OF his sad
end, using an ofilciai stamp TO pay tue
| postage. ' ''7''0'- -. - -'l'
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Senate Joint Resolution, =
IN Ame,sdmeat 10 TIE Cbasfi,u--

y (
tion of the State of Ohio.
Resolred By tic General Assen5ly Of the
Staat of Ohie, Tkatan amendment to the Con-
stitution Of the State OF Uhio be proposed In
the following 1sfds, Is Wit; Notwithstanding
the provisions Of the second section Of this
Article, the General Assembly shall have
power to provide by Law, for the assessment
Of aspecial tax On dogs Without regard 70
value, and To- provide. for ths coniacation and
killing Of such animals upon failure or refu-
sal Of the owner, keeper or harborer thereof.
to pay sach special tax! .If this amendment
20 the Constitution ofths State of Ohio shall
be adopted by'smajority Of the electors Of
the State of Ohio, voting at the next election
holden for ths sseetiohi OF Senators and Req.
resentativess sIisaf become section, seven sof
the twelfth sAriicle of the Constitution Of
the. State Of, phios AT such election the ivo-l
tiers desiring 70; yots in favor Of said amsada
msnt, shaIl hayswrittenjor ,piintad on their
ballots the words SRor amendment taxing
Dogs those desiring TO vote against, the
amandmsntthswerd aAgainst amend ment
taxing Dogs" c4'N o. 'oi7iV ,H'..So2 sotGeAt
i7Islf'.ased' e GEO. L. coNvRRsE,
speaksr of the House Of Representatives.
sALPH0NSO .HART,
| vrTI..o President Of the Senate.
Adopted March 90, ls75--apr6,'75mS,
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:. tyB Bread, Pies. Cakes, Cracker rs,
Rqsk, cigars, tobacco, tes, coffee, sugar,
pepper, allspice, candies, toys, nuts,
canned fruits, pickles., and almost any
other article in the grocery and confec.
tionery line ypu may desire, at Rem,
HEIRS eITY BAKERY. Il . b ZIG
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cFWe heard farmer of this town.
ship, Center, remark, last week, that his
fruit trees had produced, during: 2 num-
ber OF years tbat he had owned his
farm, over three hundred bushels Of ap-
Piles, besides an n, abundance Of other
fruits; and that he would now sell all
they would produce this year for one
dollar. q - 8 g aa
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Pb,ladelpnia wool Market.

April % --Wool-In improved de-
mand and prices firm Ohio, Pennsylpa.
MIA and West Virginia, double extra and
sbovs:55c; extra SOC; medium 56@57teI
coarse 50@52e; New York. Michigan
Indiana and Western fine 49@52r; J'me:
dunn 55@56c; coarse 50c;i cembine
washed 6Q@ Csc; combing sunwashed 45
46c; fine unwashedA 35@37c; coarse
end medium unwasbed g4l@44ci gtut
washed 55c.
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ETH. T.s ARpLEr having completed
his Photographic Gallery in Woodsaeld,
is now prepared to do all.kinds Of work
at Eastern rates, He also keeps on hand
a large assortment of Chromos, Frames,
Mouldings, Albums, &c., at New York
prizes. Call as you'pass. ne Iapr20tf. J
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II Pays You Well.

Before purchasing, to go to F. DlKHL
d Co.'S and Examine stheir extensive
stock of Dry Goods; also, for Genteel
Stylish and reliable suit of clothes
Many dollars,can be saved in the article
of Dry Goods and Clothing by dealing
at this well Established House.
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TThe Tine Hundred Year

The Une Hundred Year Almanac
published in 1900, notes some fourteen
years from, the whole number, loccnrrint
between 1900 and 1900 as years to, b
marked by unusually stormy weather.
The calculation sets down a period oi
severe cold inythe latter rpart Of May
1875, this being one of the fourteen
years, when.itis predicted we shall hsvt
frost in this latitude, and grspevines
Will ffee2e and be destroyed uniess pro
teeted. dsis hoped The prediction MAJ
not be verified. - =.
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HThe Wheeling Register furnishes
the following poetry on Spring from 9
chap who had bad cold: W.
"Wslcub, weloub, birthful Spring,
Happy birds are dowode erigs 81
Flittidg about frob tree to tree, SCI
Tillidg the mir with belody." -,.es rgn.
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AT the Philadelphia Centennial, next
year there will be department allotted
for the exhibition of four-months' old
babies, and Pennsylvania patriots are
very generally directing their wives at
tcntion to the fact. ~
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a. EEIf you want flowers, plants or
shrubbery you can obtain them of Mrs.
j. T. JuDKINs, of Woodsfield. at the
prices charged at the Barnesville. Nur,
sery, and save the. cost of carriage to
this point. ''''' 49,
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BKETTERERs & MoRRls, have cali.
Goes, casinetts. jeans, bleached and un-
bleached muslins. notions, hardware,
queensware, in fact almost any article
usually found in dry goods establish
ment. -,
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p@Samuel G. cosgroyes a astpdea,
of N. Ho,lister, Esq, of Woodsfield,
was admitted to'tAe practice of law by
the District Court in this place last
week. The committee appointed con
sisted of Bushfeld, Ferguson, Heade,
Mathews, Taylor, Campbell and T, H
Anderson - Guernsey Times, 22d inst.
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Probate Court.

April 17.-Bepj- -Danford Adm'r OF
the estate of VIM. C. Porter, deceased,
reported sale of real estate which vas
confirmed by the Court. gci
April 20.-George Caldwell, Adm'l
of Archibald Mellott, deceased, filed 8
partial settlement; hearing continued
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s%If you want horse bills, sale bills,
letter heads. business cards. envelopes
with business card printed, bills OF la
ding, Or other job work, call at THE
SPrRrr ONCE or send your order. We
will do you good work at low rates.
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bs~ There il large ameant of sick-
ness in st: bClairsville at this time A2
Among those on the sick list are, W.
R. Ritts, H E. Ernst, Miss Lncy Tim
norman, Mrs Ellas boi Murphy, Miss
Annie Neiswanger.. MR. Ritts is very
seriously i'll, and it is thought that he
cannot possibly reoeTer.-Gazstte, 22d
inst t-...t., -. ..,.+ ...-.,,I. ~
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JAxEs NJ. DryAuL. Clerk.

sekJ Us ENFTr 40
@The statement that q circular
wasprintsdeat this Office in whichIit WAS
stated that Monroe countynwas not Fih
the charter of the McG cGonnelsville 4
OHIO River Railroad, is purely mali
cious and the men engaged in gcircula-
ting such a report know it to be untrue
in every particular. We published q
copy Of the eharterin TIE SrrRIr and
fufnishedA Mr.. Awful, of Franklin
township, who was in. town, the proof
slip two or ii three days before the paper
TSs' ,ssusr irres,om5s,b,sg .a,qlos }lom xhicb
this statement, emanated will satisfy all
unprejudiced people OF it's weight, Its
the Arrest bubble that ever came from an
empy peaut ss sxAkhuEg ,14sSE
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s@Mrs. REBEooA HsADLEr. wife. o!
Hon. ELIEL HEADLEr, of Cameron, this
county, was stricken with palsy the
evening Of the a0th inst, and died The
following dsy.l s3.i
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EEMessrs. j. W. WATSON q Co., Of
Masterton, this county, have commenced
the mercantile business in the room
formerly occupied ~ Mr.. Wp H. SIM
MONS.
~BrsNyH. fCposxl, Ejitof Of the
Repxbticans, last week purchased the
residence q ColI Y Y. J p l. TsEEss TsaEE ia cAld-
S~Rey, GEogar 5SHErrs, cyss,on
the 23d inst, authorized by the Probate
Court OF this county 10 rolemnize mai
RACES in the State Of Ohio. II
HTobacco raisers, from different
parts Of THE 9counsys Informed iusI last
week, that the late cold weather killed
all the tebeeco phutsthat HsrHo up, and
al that had sprouted.
2 2RW4rtantyi Npstgage and sRjif
Claim Deeds, Chattle Mortgages, Sum-
mons, Subpenas. Executions, and other
blanks used by Justices OF the Peace for
sale at THESSRIr. of1ee,ss a1s esa 1,sa
D0nThe nizhaeof thei aoth inst 1.-the
residence of DIR WILLIAM g. MARrrN
in HariettsvilIe, Noble county, was de.
stroyed by fire. Loss Si.5oo; insu'
rance $500. aa44.YTI,y
Nr6s route tor ths raiiload nom
Woods6eld to Besifsville has not beer
decided upoa, and wilrnot Be Until ths
country between here and there hat
been thoroughly explored. .xaBaE
s~If you want the. news ofsMonrot
County, the generstnevsee Importance
lAtesulsrkes fepcstss Subscribe for TIL
SPIRIT. TERMS One year 81 SO; ST,
months - cents Of1ce, North Of Ihl
Monroe Bank. lA.sa y7aaiiila 6tiv as
EThe nominations this year will bs
made ssndAr ahe kxy in consequences d
which our Republican, friends will no!
be troubled to make up their minds ir
sEegardte vnting-ithwill save shsm {
adcsl ofthinkingsg s-de iIrs % b-aiai1s.sf'
-sa ~ Mr w,LLiax aLiaF + oKEr, Il, s,l,f of woods oss
.feld. and Nm ,CHARLEs KErrzRER, z o.
Miltonsburg, were admitted TO the prac
ties laW'ina the i Courts of Ohio. hby
the District Court in session at Cald
well last week.
rv1ETpox4s ] aSIsE, Of Noble eoua
", tried his hand at three card monte
with two sharpers ON train at Quaker
City the othcff dsy, THoxAs couldu'
turn the right sekeerd,n Consequently
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