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sHERIFF's SALE.
George Nef
vs..
John Wright ct al.

ny virtue d certain order Of sale issued
from the court of common pleas, within
and for the county Of Menroe, and State cf
Ohio. in case pending In said court between
the above named parties, and to me directed,
/ will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door Of the court house in Woodsfeld, on
Saturday, The 18th day of August, 1877,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m. and 4
o'clock p. M, of said day, the following do.
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit: sH
The northwest quarter Of the southeast
quarter of section twenty. .one, township two
of range four; also, the southwest quarter
of the northeast quarter of section twenty :
one. township two Of range four; also, q
part Of the northeast quarter Of the south
east quarter Of section twenty -one, township
two Of range four, commencing at the north
west corner Of the above described land;
thence south eighty rods; thence east twenty
rods; thence north eighty rods; thence west
twenty rods to the place Of beginning, con.
tanning in all ninety acres, be the same more
or less ia
Said property so ordered to be sold is ap-
praised at .s2,2s5, and may sell for two
thirds Of the appraisement. Terms Of sale,
cash.
TO. LITTLE,
july24,'17w5. Sheriff u. G. O.
0Ksr & 0KEr, Att'ys for plaintiff.
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Noble County Items.

Republican, 18th inst.-Constitutional
Good wool is now quoted at forty.6ve
cents
A runaway team, last Monday, injur.
ed Henry McGarry badly, and smashed
up a wagon.
Tuesday Of last week was pay day on
the M. P. 4 C. Ry. For the first time
in the history Of the road the paymas-
ter was on time, and surprised the EN-.
ployees in very pleasant manner.
LIGHTNING The barn of F. A. Gal
latin of Sharon township, was struck by
lightning on the 10th, and with its con-
tents destroyed. The barn and contents
are insured in the Ohio Farmers for
$500.
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The Woodsfield papers manage to
print numerous columns of matter each
week in their endeavor to show the ex-
istence or not, of ring in that county
Up to the present time neither of the
papers has established its case, but they
do not propose to rest until they satisfy
themselves at least, that each is correct
-Barnesuille Enterprise. So. +.e .
Will the Enterprise please inform us
what case we had to make ? The Dem.
ocrat charged that there was a Court
House Ring here; we emphalically de-
MED it. Now, Mr.. Enterprise, if neither
of the papers has established its case,
then the Democrat has not established
its case; therefore the Democrat having
failed to establish It's case, is not that a
clear case of nonsuit, yourself being the
iudge2 And il so, what need is there
to present our side of the case2
If the editors of tine Enterprise do
not know the proper answer, let them
ask the first man they meet who has
knowledge enough to serve as Justice Of
the Peace.
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We dare either Williams, West or.
Rugsegger to deny the fact that he said
be would stay outside this Ring the next
time he was candidate.-Dcmocrat,
July 20. Il
What defiance of danger, what fearless
audacity, what daring intrepidity, what
heroic courage! What rare combina-
ton of Hector and HorsPUR and-FAL.
STAFF, is required for a man to step
boldly to the front, and dare, yes dare,
another TO do something which is palpa.
bly, impossible! How on earth could
the editor Of this paper know that Mr.
RUasEaaER did not say sixteen thousand
times what be is charged with sayingi
This is worse than trash, and yet the
body of Mr.. GooDRIcH's writings on
this subject have been of just such stuff.
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"One OF These Here Cases :

Bro. GooDRIcH's charges, in which he
loudly and often proclaimed that be had
ample proof, and which ended in a
wretched fzzle, calls up the example OF
q justice in South Carolina, acting on
Bro. GooDRIcH's idea Of proof. The
anecdote is thus related:
"Near Chester, some time ago, a col.
ored justice sent colored man to jail
upon charge Of stealing cotton. The
case came before Judge MAcKEY who
found upon investigation, that the negro
had simply taken his own cotton, and
was, Of course, wronefully in Jail. The
Judge was angry and called ihe justice
before him and Numbered out,
a.What did you put that map in jail
for?
"Tbe trembling justice replies, For
stealin' cotton, sah.'
".Did you have any proof that be
was guiltyr
"No, sab; it pas oneof these here ca
ses that DOM haze mach proof"
That justice must have studied under
Bro. GOODRICH.
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oNn STUDY s,
SCHOOL,

THR fourth term Of this school vim com..
i mencs August 9, 1877, and will ~.
tinue in session ten weeks.
The distinctive feature of this school ID
the PLAN Of SruDy. The ss'One Study system
has bean adopted, believing 4 10 be fnI sys-
tenn, to meet the wants of teachsrs. and 9TH
ers who WISH TO quslify themselves fsr
teaching. u Is productive Of intsssst sad
rspid development; Ii sfsots thoropehnsss iu
KAcH branch; 1t gives ample time =, ssoita-.
tion for prscEicai work aud for the disoussion
of difficult points; II affords the BEET oppsr-
tunities, possible, for sxsnining different
text books on the same branch; IL ia partis-
ularly suited to the present systsm Of County
Examinations. ,-
Course Of study. = 81
lst -Knglish Grammaf-GrsensI Analysis
and Harvsys Grammar. siE
2d-asosraphy-(sssdy By outlins) dtasr-s
ent authors.
ad-Arithmstie-whites Complete and
Rays Practical. Ss,..s-
4th-orthography-wright and others.
0.her textbooks will be used for rsfsr-
ence.
These branches will be taken mp in the
above order; the first will be completed be.
fore commencing the second; the second be-
fore the third; the third before the foAfths
or each branch will be continued a. long a
the pupils Of each class may desire. Classes
win be organized n Algebra, Natural Phlos.
ophy and Geometry. A Lecture Clsss viii
be organized for those who CAN, in addition
to the osE Study, prepare sshort lesson In
some select branch, suoh - o. 8. History,
Physical Geography, Physiology or Rhetoric.
Every effort will be put forth to inpart
thorough instruction. The services Of q
competent teacher will be secured TO assist
II necessary. t9f79sFs'
Tuition.
Common Branches. .....,.....S6 90
Higher ........... z 90
Music, .(inoluding uss Of instrumentll0 90
Music win be taught by Mrs. s, w. Martin.
Tuitition in advance, and no deduetiorts except
in cases Of protracted sickness. BOARDING DOR
week 80 SO and % 7h For further informa-
tiou address
Er W.T., BOTTENFIELD,
Antioch, Monros o., oaio.--iunsa;yS@.
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sHERIFFs SALE.
VIM. G. Martin
Evan Haney.

DY virtue OF certain order Of sale issued
ID ont of the court Of common pleas
within and for the county of Monroe, and
State Of Ohio, in . case pending in said
court between the above named parties, and
to me directed, will offer fer sale at
public auction at the east door Of the court
house in Woodsnsld, on
Saturday, the llth day Of August. 1877,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. m. and
O'Clock p. M, of said day. the following de.
soribed real estate situate In Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit:
The north half Of the northeast quarter
OF section nineteen, township four, range
six, containing eighty acres more or less.
Said property SO ordered to be sold is ap-
praised ats and may sell for two.
thirds OF said .apraissmsnt. Terms Of sale,
cash.
9a ~ TO. LTTTLR,
julyl7,p77ws. Sheriff N. G. o.
II. HOLLAND, Atty,
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Trick OF the Trade.

We really suspect that some of the
friends of prominent candidate for
Governor have been playing bad tricks,
and have been caught at it and there has
been no evidence so far that the Candidate
himself was entirely ignorant OF it
A secret circular was secretly circula-
ted asserting, among other falsehoods,
that Mr.. CONVERSE had some friends who
derived pecuniary assistance from his
votes while he was in the Legislature.
Some friend furnished copy of this
secret slander to Mr.. CONVERGE, and. he
has given his traducers such roasting
that they are hunting their holes, and cry
ing aloud, 1T was not who did it,"
IT these slanderers knew their stories
to be true, they must have known it many
months ago. Why did they wait until
the eve of a Convention in which Mr..
CONVERSE is candidate, and then not
publicly publish, but secretly circulate
these base charges? .
There is strong suspicion that politi-
cal rival of CONVERSE knows more about
the dirty business than he is willing to
disclose
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A FAIR OFFER.

II Bro. GooDRcH has struggled so
long in vain for the letters which were
to settle the "Ring" business, and of the
afidavits of their contents which SO per
sistcntly ciude his we'll meant efforts,
and if he thinks we have hetter facilities
than he for getting such letters, we will
volunteer all the aid in our power.
Understand, Bro GOODRICH, that we
mean exactly what we saw, when we as
sert that il there is a Court House Ring
or any other political Ring here, we will
contribute at least as much toward
smashing It as you will. 5.
Mr. GOODRICH asked in the Democrat
Of June Is, whether he should name the
members of the Ring individually, or
collectively" says that he accepts our
"challenge;" referring to the seri 8 Of
questions which included this, he is
"ready now" In his issue of June 20.
he says, referring tc he Ring, There is
a Ring, it has members, and the men,
bers have names!" We know them
If you know, as you say you do, who
compose the Ring, and will give US pub
licly or privately list of their names,
we will do what you continue to finch
from doing, though much importuned
we will publish their names, anil will
thereby take all the odium which you
seem 10th to incur.
You furnish no evidence which
amounts to q row Of pins, and If there
is any substantial evidence give it to us
or direct us how to get It, We,repea'
that il the truth hurts any man he de
serves to be hurt, especially if he be-
longs TO Ring.
We again disavow any personal dis
respect to Bro. GOODRICH, but il there is
Ring here we want to know it, and gel
at least a share Of the glory Of smashing
| "a ~. j -tl-.
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Cincinnati-JuLY 19.- Cattle -
Common, 2 25@3; fair to medium, 8 Is
"a 25; good to choice butcher grades,
4 50@5 25; fair to good shippers, 5 Is
@6; fair to good Texas and Cherokee
cows and steers, 3@4 90; fair to good
heavy oxen, 4 25@5 25; fair to good
light feeders, 3@3 70, and heavy do,
4@4 rs.
Hogs-Common, A 1904 rs; fair to
good light, 4 S5@5 05; fair to good
packing, 4 S0@4 95, and selected butch
ers', 5@5 10 Stockers range from 4
50@4 80.
Sheep-Common to fair, 34@4c; good
to choice, 44@44c; extra, 4a@5c per
pound gross.
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sHERIFFS SALE.
William Birchef
vs..
John NJ. Rownd et al.


DY virtue Of q certain order Of sale issued
~ from the codrt Of oommou pleas, within
and for the county Of Monroe, and State Of
Ohio. in case peHding ins Id court betwecu
the above natis psrties, and TO me directed,
I will offer for sale at the east door Of the
court hotse in woodsaeld, on q
Saturday, tie s0ta day Of Asg1s,, 1877.
between the hours Of 10 O'clock .. m. and 4
O'Clock p. m, Of said day, the following de-.
scribed real estate sitdsts In Monroe county.
Ohio, to wit:
he'north half Of the Northwest: ddaftsrI
and the st part Of the soutH Halt df tins
north west quarter Of sectidr twenty-twdj
township six Of range seven. --s'-7s''T.ns.:-a.s
Also, the south half Of the sodth1sst
quarter and the northeast quarter Of the
southwest quarter Of section twenty -thrss.
township sx OF range seven.
Said property 80 ordered TO be sold is apL
praised. frst tract st s , second tract at
5 and may sell for two-thiris Of said
appraisement. Terms Of sals, cash. (
HTE,T. o. LIfTLR,
july24.'I7w5. Sheria n. c. o..
JAMES Z. JoNKs, Attorney for B. Danford.,
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New YOrk-JULY 19 -Beeyes -
Few selected extra native steers. IL Is;
some Of worst, 9 75@ 10; range, ordin-
ary to prime natives, 10 50@12 30 Ten
carloads fair Texas cattle 8 25@9 SO
Five Car. loads of rough and poor Texas
arrived here to-day intended for export
alive were new offered. Export yester-
day, 125 beeves; $50 Sheep. 200 live
cattle 60 out today.
Sheep-Rsceipts, $40 head, making
8 500 for three days, against S,170 same
time last week None for sale alive
Dressed frm at 6 SCOT Is. Four hun.
dred Chicago dressed in refrigerator
cars arrived this morning, but were not
opened to day.
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RThe only parts of Bro. Goo

w The only parts of Bro. GooD
RIcH's evidence whicH still remain to
drag themselves to dishonorable graves,
are, first. that Ring "has been talked
about" and this lives only like snakes
tail; second, somebody's misreeollection
of a letter which Bro. GOODRICH never
saw.
This is the very best that the cham
pion of the Ring howlers could do
Psraphrasing MAcAuLEY, 1t is the worst
series of articles, we ever saw, written
on the wrong side of subject of which
the writer was wholly ignorant.
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E The nearest guess that we can

F The nearest guess that we can
make as to the result of the Eastern
War, during the last month is, that Rus
sia has gained more on the Danube than
the Turks have gained in Asia Minor.
Week by week reports are put in cir.
culation that other nations are to join
one side or the other OF the combatants,
but week by week the prophecies fail to
be fulfilled. The stories about secret
treaties are mostly, If not altogether, the
work Of reporters who are in need o.
something sensational, or Of spectators
who would get rich harvest if the sto
ries were believed.
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rich to lie kicked by a rumsellers mule
for the first line of his criticism, fayed
alive for the last sentence, drawn and
quartered for the general cussedness of
the whole article and his bead presented
to the Devil-of the Spirit-to be stuck
on the top of bis chimney as q future
warning TO bad Editors. Ex
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BEOwNSvrLLE
SELECT SCHOOL.
+ F. 4, ,1MnaTnsssaAIL, }rr,neapa's. i

q Z Y
TINE second term of this School win esn-
i mence Tuesday, July "A, 1877.
and close Friday, September "a, 1871
In addition to the branches usually taughs
in school Of this kind, classes will Be organ.
lied. necessary, in French, spanish, Greek,
Latin and German.
Elocution and Penmanship win Be systsnat.
ieally taught by competent teacherG
Peculiar Advantages Of the School.
A Literary Society, A Normal Institute,
A course Of Educational and Literary Lsstares.
;s! TUITION. ysxl
Primary Deparsment, % 90
Common Branches, 3 %
Higher branches, 3 90
PenmanehIp. Lessons, %
Tuition invariably required Ia a1vsnes. Ne
deductions made except in cases Of prstrsstsd
sickness.
For further particulars address
r = e. MARTIN, antioch. M C. o.. -
-. A. MARsHALL. Jolly, n. c. ..
iunel2,s7td. -
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STAFFORD s.sss
HIGH SCHOOL.
THE second term commences July 50,
j. 1877, and continues ten weeks.
TUITION.

TUITION.
Teachers Course. IS 90
Higher f ....s......... 8 90,
TEXT BooKs.-Arithmetic, Ray and Whites
Penmanship, Eclectic System; Resder. McGuf.
fey's; 0rthography, Wright; Grammsr, any (.
standard work; Analysis, Greene; Elosution, !,
Kidd; Composition and Rhetoric, Hart; q. 3.
History, Willard; Roman History, ,Rioerd; 0s-
ography,. Eclectic Series; Natural Philosophy,
Qusckenbos; Physical .Geography. Warren;
Physiology, Steele; Geometry, ChauveAss; 70.
ology, Nicholson; Trigononetry, Gresnlsaf;
Geology, Dana; Geometrical Dfawina, Warren;
Analytical Geometry. Olnay; Lettering, Fro.
jectiye and Perspective Drawing, Warrsu; AT
of Discourse, Day; Shades, Shadows and Per.
spective, Warren: Land Surveying, Gillsspis;
Botany. Gray; Roads and Railroads., Gillespie;
Diferential and Integral Calculus, 0inAy; COL
oring; Mechanics, Parkinson; Descriptive de-
ometry, Warren; Astronomy, Saell, 0lnstsad;
Physics, Atkinson's Gano.
TEACHERs.-Wewi will employ able and ex.
perienced teachers and will give partieular at.
tention to the training Of teachers and those
preparing to teach. lae 4iN Z
ADvANTAeRs.-Frequent examinations IN
the different branches Of study; . course sf
Lectures on the Theory and Prastios of Teach.
ing, &c.; good Literary Society. > !.
Boarding can be procured either q rriyate'
house or hotel at 81 50per week. .sis.,
Tuition in advance
For further particulars address s.s-s------..9.,
w. p. MASON,
June ~ TIT ~ "a ~ .Ejnepak i
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GIVE US THEIR NAMES
The Barnesviile Enterprise and
the Railroad.

tue f&dt1rOaus
In view Of the failure of their railroad,
the best thing Woodsfield could now do,
would be to complete the Barnesville and
Somerton Pike. That could be compile.
ted, and a passage to the outside world
would then be available.-Barnesuille
Eatcrprise.
In reply to the above snarl OF the En-
terprise at our railroad, we do not pro
pose to follow the text, but rather the
spirit which has been repeatedly and
plainly exhibited by that paper.
But we may say this much as to the
"failure Of the railroad" that it is basely
false. II this be rough language, it is,
Notwithstanding, exactly what we mean.
As to the suggestion Of Woodsfeld max
ing q pike to reach Barnesville, it is sim.
ply an insult to the intelligence of every
man in Woodsfeld, and we fling it back
with scorn.
But whenever our Directors meet with
some temporary obstacle, just at that
iuncture the undertaking has been met by
that paper with sneers and jeers and false
rumors, bearing on their face the evi-
dence that they were designed to make
these obstacles still greater, II not insu.
perable.
Since the full amount asked of stock
has been secured, its next efforts have
been employed to delay payment, of sub.
scription, in which it succeeded to some
extent in embarrassing the progress ol
the road.
Now, that another step forward is be-
ing made, out comes the Enterprise with
two articles, bearing internal evidence
that they were designed to deter men
from entering into the proposal for loan,
ing to the Company and taking first mort.
gage bonds on the road in double the
loan as security.
Such a spirit could only exist in some
unhappy being who thinks be is holding
up by the tail his own town, which canno
be made to grow to the size OF tht
breeches cut forit.
Nearly every person coming here
through Barnesville, comes stuffed witt
stories that the work on the road has
stopped, that it is broken down, DC. Ant
while we do not charge the Enterpris'
with making all these fabrications, we d.
charge that it appears to take great pleas
ure in publishing them without first TAX
ing any pains to ascertain whether the.
contain grain of truth.
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THERE will probably be no Republican
nomination in South, Carolina next cam.
paign.-N. r. Tribune.
Does not this indicate that the last
vote IN this State was somewhat tamper.
ed wiih2 II they carried the State fair.
ly at their last election, why do they i'm
itate CRocKETr's coon, and come dowr
now without shootingf
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GRAYSYILLE
SELECT SCHOOL.

NHR third session Of this sehsci Will con.
/ msnoe July 23, 1877. ai.sa.. ~ -.
Judging from the patronage We have re- 4
ceived and the interest manifested BY ell n {
attendance the present term, We expect .
large attendance next term. Ne eiForts wiz
be spared TO make this school Of tAorouRk {
instruction. While We desire the patronage
Of any wishing thorough practical edusa-
.tion We especially solicit the attendance Of
those whs desire to qualify tismsslvss tor
teaching. Glasses will BE- fsrnsd fer the
bensat of teachers.
TUITION. 4sss -sss
Common Branches. ..............e % 90
Higher :" ..........sss. z 90
Good accomm odstieDs can bs hsa n tswn
at reasonable rates. s. sisif i9i ~
For further particulars address ssst
JAMES n. WATSON,
Hincipe1
junels,'77tf. ..e'-s - - 6rsysvills,- Okis.
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ChIcagO-JuLY 19-Cattle-Stock-
-ers. 3 40@3 80; Texas and Colorado,
8 90@4, closing dull.
Hogs-Common to choice heavy pack
ing and shipping, S0@5 10; light
shipping and packing, sos 05.
Sbeep-More plenty and 15@20c low
er; fair to good, 3s@4c.
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Yeb 9Sbsrtissn'snts,
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
Beman Gates & ano., Assignees,
vs..
Joseph T. Dennis.

DY slttuc ofa certain order Of sale issued
IL frott the court of common pleas within
and tor the county of Monroe, and State of
Ohio, in case pending in said court between
the above named parties, and to me directed,
l will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door of the court house in Woodsfeld, on
Saturday, the 25th day Of August. 1877,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. m. and
o'clock p. M, of said day. the following de-
scribed real estate situate in Monros county,
Ohio, to witt
The northwest quarter Of the southeast
quarter of section fourteen. township two Of
range four, containing forty and fifteen one
hundredth acres.
Said property so ordered to be sold Is ap-
praised at $500, and may sell for two
thirds of said appraisement. Terms of sale
cash
A. J. PEARSON,
Master Commissioner N. C. o.
NrE Il OLDHAM. Att'ys for Plaintiffs.
july24,77w6.
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: Baltim0re-JULY 18.--Cattle-
Fairly active and prices 4c lower all
round. Very best 5 1907 90; first
quality 5@5 So; medium 1894 Is;
ordinary 3@3 so; most Of the sales at
4 50@5 Is. Receipts 2,20S head; sales
1858 head.
Hogs-Firm and in good demand
Range at 6 SCOT so. Receipts 5,076
head.
Sheep-Fairly active and steady
Range at 4@5 90. Receipts 6,374 head.
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The Indian war.

SAN Francisco, July 1S-A Walla
Walla dispatch says the Indians have
killed three men and one gill, on Cow
Creek. Old Salty Spakane, a chief, be-
lieves that fifty of his warriors have
gone to join Joseph. They are beyond
his control Col. Greene with his col
umn, has reached the Little Salmon riv-
er, from the south. A messenger from
Smoakhalla, says the non-treaty Spakane
chiefs announce their desire to remain
friendly and 60 on the reservations, pro
vided one is set apart for them, and food
furnished for the winter.
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re- Friends of Judge JOHN W. OkEY,
one of the Commission to codify the
laws, and formerly Judge OF the Com
mon Pleas in this district, bu: now Of
Cincinnati, though sojourning during his
Conmissionerslfip at Columbus. will
brine him before the State Convention as
q candidate for Supreme Judge.
We know Judge OKEY to be one OF the
very foremost lawyers that Ohio can
boast OF, and we feel quite at liberty to
cay that Monroe County's vote will he
cast for him, not only unanimously, bat
enthusiastically.
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WThe Barnesville Enterprise con.
tiuues to ding its untrue and ill-tempered
paragraphs at the Bellaire and South
western. The Enterprise is either dis
gracefully ignorant, or disgracefully
something else in regard to our road.