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, LEGAL NOTICE.

30 esAvf tt4Ef 80 4tiffffl 0tItA fts3vft
fsArH aRlN1 20 WE'LL ,sr. Jacob, ~. rp~slls
" Joseph. ", Pow hargaryt sahntts q, ana
rster Shuts, her hustapd,, Maria IHastshcrn
and Aaron ", Hart horn, hef hnsbaud, Han.
nah Od-n and Asbnfy Oder, her hH bspd.,
and cathafine Pow-lt. lhiuor child on Andfsws
Po@sii, deceased. { usaa Dsfnsil,f Msry DAPs
nell aud Iohr Dafuell,e minor children Of Su.
san UsfnsiI, dsssassay IN " ~hymsSss,ds In
Monroe counts, Ohio. 4 and Elisabeth ksrsh
end James Marsh. ihsrs husbsn 4. rho reside
In The county iof, Tyler, State Of tYsst Yir,
giuia, Deborah Amber and William AN bles,
her husband, who resids IN the county of
Bslmont aud State of Ohio; Sarah & ConHsn
and Frank Connsrs, her husband, aud Divtd
POWELL who reside ID tks city ofiWhsslins,
sts,elsof West Virginia; John fowsll vhe
resides in ths county of Noble, ststs ei Ohio;
Cainars-v- D~--.ii- -.a-A AndtaR.-n -nafnnlk -har-
hnsbsud, wac reside In the ,cOunty Of WAsh-
iuston. state Of Ohio. and Caroline Huiohin.
,on and Samuel Hutchinson, her husband.
Who reside in the county Of Linn. State ot
Missouri, will tats notice that an amended
petition wss alsd against ,hsia On shs "a dat
of November, 1873 insths court iof soommsa
pless within and TOT the oounty Of Noproe
and State Of ohio. By Mary Ann Ffypsp
and Henry fryman, hsr husband. and is now
ipspding, wherein, ,said MARI Ann Frymsu
and Henry Frymsn. her husband, demand
partition Of the following real estate, TO WI
The southeast quarter Of section twenty .Aves
townlhip Avs Of range Aix, except 6fteen acres
soldof of the west side Of said qua, tor section
by. John Powell, deceased. " Smiley, Pryor- ey
deed dated June ~, 1854; and alrc except serty-
six acres sold off Of the wsst side Of said quar-
ter section BY said John Powell TO James Wor-
Ilsy, ,sby deed dated June,fS, 1854. ouatsinisg
ninety acres - nEit 1sf3af grlt II plan4
/, Also, the southeast quarter of The porthsest
4 quarter of section twenty-five, township Eve 6f
fanse six. containing forty 'soresysGnlkt 4
do Also, the following tract being part Of kAe
Southwest quarter Of the northeast :quartey pf
section twenty-five, tovnship Ave Of range sx.
beginning for the same at the northeast oofnsr
4 Of the southwest quarter Of the porthssstdusr.
4 ter Of saisl section twenty-6vs, rnnning therps
4 west seventeen and seventy-eight one hup'
dredth ypds to. . stoness thence south eighty
rods I'd 1 stske: thence east seventesn and ssv.
Etsntyleisht one ihundredths rods, thsaeel leorth
eighty rods to'sbs plsce nf beginning, ocntsip-
ling nips .sres, containing in ~ 9ne hundred
Ana thst, IL he ssxt term bf sid'eoartsths
said Mary Ann Fryman and Henry Fsymsn
her hssbsad. .swin apply fprs ~ order that par
|l titiou, bo made of said. premiees. s
'l'5ls 2 MARY ANN tRfMAN md s,R
|fiepsi = HENRY FRyAANsher hdsSsAds
BY y. wssHANNoS ana SrHzsds &dDaiess
i their Attorneys. .wsll ron tfnil 1a.fs
Dated tsis 5sh dsy Of Il SovenAbsr, aAs',,ds lsSJH
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rThe Wheeling Istsligeneer, in an
article on the failure of the Tobacco
Warehouse at Bellaire, Gays:
"As to what may happen when the
narrow gauge is completed to WOODS
field, is, OF courses matter. Qfsyery un-
certain conjecture A large amount of
tobaceo is,aow shipped by .boat fsom
Sun6sh to Bellaife, where it takes the
C. 4 P. cars for Baltimore by the Penn
sglvania railroad And, by the way, the
Pennsylvania railroad 10 preparing to-
bacco warehouses at Canton Fast Bal
timore) which are intended to afford the
same facilifies nd;inducements to ship.
pers % are now offered at Locust
Point. There will then be a4mose scive
competition than ever for shipments, and
it seems hardly probable that the BellAire
warehouse will be able to make much oi
sn suppression on the grow Of Monroe
aud Belmont counties" 80 s.k
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Truth and Soberneys.

wHAr is the best family medicine IN
the world to regulate the bowels, purify
the blood, remove costiveness and bill.
iousness, aid digestion and stimulate the
whole bystem. JgAq
Truth and soberness compsls us 10
answer Hop cBitters, being pure, perfect
and. harmless. See .Truths" in auoth.
or column. Yse
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~Cnurt closed its aesyion las. Fri,

~ Court closed its session las. FRI
day. Tue motion to set asids the yer.
dict uf $4,000, damages awarded Mar.
garet Mercer, 10 her suit against Charles
Young, was overruied, and no new trial
will be granted. In the matter of James
aud William Warehime, for an assault
on McGrash, of Ssrabsville. the Court
sentenced, them to paw fine OF $75 each
aud costs of suit The parties tried for
violation ofthe liquor law, were fined
in sums ranging from $40 to $50 each
and costs OF suit. The amount OF Ones
assessed for various misdemeanors, st
the late term of Court, will footup some
thing over 8l,100-Nobls Co. RspG6'
lican, 7tk inst. >w5aof, c
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EThe following indictments were
returned by the Grand Jury at the pres.
ent term of Court in Belmont county
Is One against jacob Albert for keeping
3 place OF public resort for the unlawful
sale Of liquors. 80
One against Jas. W. Hinton-keeping
o place, &C., for sale Of liquors.
One sgainst John W. H Reess-shoot.
ing With intent to kill.
One against BENZ r. Brooks-Bigamy
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Il CATTLE Markets

Wheellng-L1vs SrocK SYARps. =
November 5.-CattIe---Arrivals IA head /:
sold, cows and bulls 2 00a3 90; medi
um steers and 9aheifersa 2 75sa l23c'
choice cattle 8 25a3 rs. Most ot The
sales we're from 3 O0a 8 Is.
Hogs-Arrivals 399 head: common
to light 24as4c; packing . 75a3 Ooc
choice butcher and lard hogs to Sic, in
retail way. "'' : 80
sheep-Seliing from 90 to 4 90 per
100 lbs. lbs..,.--,-..,.....-.--...,,....y...---
Lambs-Selling from 4 90 to S 90 pei
100 lbs. - 3 3Ez ~ s1sfgf-s = yfsfyss - n
Calves-Sel'ing from 8 90 to 10 90
per head.
Fresh Cows-In moderate demand al
Is 00s40 90 per head. q ssl
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ofBsllairs Lender, let inst

+, They had q row in the, Methodist
Church Of Woodsfeld Sunday, becsuse
the Minister introduced 4 man with 9
Ieornet into the choir. The old rnemberi
think the lcornet an ,upgodly instrument
That is true with the folio wing excep
tons: They had no row ia the Mesho.
dist Church OF Woods6eld on Sunday
The Minister did not introduce . msr
with b cor Fnet into The choir. The church
has no choir. : The old members did MOI
hink the cernet an ungodly instrument
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loaldw.ll rrsss, 7sh inssY

Last Saturday evening q mob went te
the house Of Grafton Corns little wes
OF this place, called him from his bed and
in addition to many other indignities
rode the old man ona rail. The excuse
of parties constituting the mob for &C
doing was Corns' alleged III treatment oi
bis wife. Sometime ago . like outrag'
was committed npon Corns son, Ellis
for the same offense. Now while Ole
man Corns may not be an ideal husband
no justification exists for this outrageou
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THE gCOUKT,Ssi;,

ma.Sinsum ,Sd County ,'s.. Pl.,,.
Be it remembered that on this 3oth dav
n October, A. D. 1878. the Clerk Of said
c.nrt received q certain order from the
Jndgs Of the said Court Of Common Pleas
for the Eighth Judicial Disttiet ofIths State
~ Ohio. reading as follows: " u II
ave- the Judges Of the Court Of Common
p,sss within and for s<hs Eighth Iaaieisl
Of the STATE of0hio hsrsby ordsr
and direct tha. The sss.rat tssnt cf Tia
Court aud the sco,fts of Comm eu
p,eas within and for the several ooantiss IN
ssia District shall be begun aud held on the
dstss hereinsft named, f0f Ia id daring sshs
year 1879. to witt
a4 DIstrict Court. "a 1nR
Belmont county, April 8.
Jefferson county. Apal BAL gaE ga.f
Harrison county, August Il. '
Tuscsrawas county, September l.
Guernsey county. Ssptsnbsr s.
Monroe county, September Is.
Noble connfy. sspssubsr ls EgI ssE N
Morgan county. September a.
Nuskinsum county, September 40.
Courts Of Common Pleas,
nuskinsum ooanss. Ianasry, y. April a.
Nsvenber 81 - .staI4 q stsx 81.
Morgan aoansy, Msssh aista 70. soetps
ber Is. Essf2ats ssan hG8 81 SE.a&esY
Noble county, January. co. Mar I, IQeteesf
20.
Guernsey county, February IS, May 81,
November II.
Belmont county, February,4, xaYae, No;
vsmber III OH Val iii ~ oV
Monroe county, January l3, April 2s, .oo-
tober Is -,
Jefferson county. fsbrdsrt "a, jane ., De-
cember /.
!, qs.ssi.,ssal ssausr i.Sapary g33s gs3s Nay u II
Harrison county, January G, April as; %.
tobsfl5. 900 aKO Do5 HAHy ayO
The terms OF said Courts shall commence
1. nine o oloek An. the ssvsral days nam;
cd. NiilUH Eles 7Ul 6IiI3J WIN II
It ID herein specified that the ssid several
terms of Court Of Common Pleas in said
sevsr,l counsiss shall u 'ksid sbt aid 5sHsss
folloss. 10 wit: uskingudi. 9Mofsan.
Guernsey ana Noble ~ Ldclas Z. a8srsh had
his successor aud william q. Prasisr, Bel.
mont And MSaroslby Willisu oksys and Jef.
ferson. Harrison and Tnicarawas BY Jamss
Patrick, Jr.
Wezordsr and direct that . certified copy
OF this order bs trsusaitted forthwnh sbt
the Clsrk Of ths Court Of Com non PleAts q
Auskingum county to the Secretary Of SsAts
and to the c,srks Of tbs several Courts Of
Common Pleas in saoh of said seysfsl setp
lies to be published therein sccofdins 70
law. Done at zanesyille In the county o.
Muskingum, this Soth day Of October, A. D.
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sEAn sxehsnge says that II farmers
whose poultry are troubled with social
ed cholera. VIII feed vet feed for 9 few
days, stirring into one feed ateaspoon.
ful ofssulphnr, and into the next about q
tablespoonful Of pulverized charcoal,
.sed 90 alternate the feed for about three
days, they win find the cholera disap.
peer entirely, and those chickens, 4c.'
not too FAR gonervhen this trsatment j.
consmencsd,f ~hls recover and be IS
bright a. dollar. Tsy this.
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&The crop of potatoes in the coun
ty IT, said, to be only about 25 per cant
less than last year, when they brought
such low prices that you could scarcely
give them away consequently there
seems no necessity for fear that this pro.
duct will reach enormous rates.-Noth
Co. Press.
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Unquestionably, in purity and health
fuiness, DR. Price Cream Baking Pow.
der, takes the lead OF any other in the
United States Messrsg Steele 4 Price
the manufacturers, believe that all arti.
cles used in food should be strictly pure
and wholesome.
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s~President MoosEr. of the Bellairt

H~ President MooNEY, of the Bellaire
and Southwestern, ought to have CRo.
srER, who interferred with the officers Of
a train on the road last week, indicted
The penalties are severe and be and bis
hackers. in rovdyisw,r ought to he taugh,
. Lesson that would stay With them FOR q
term Of at least three years.
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lst. ol.irs,ills Gazette, tn inst,

Mrs EiiSabeth King, widow Of An
drew King, deceased. died on last Sunday
morning st her residence on Marietts
street. The death Of her husband was
announced in last weeks paper. Tue
death Of husband and wife occurred bu.
one week and twelve hours apart. Mrs
King was in the 18th year Of her age.
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WJoHH FisHER robbed JOHN Srour's
-monsy draxsr, ,tha night Of the 4th inst,
Of t6, and Immediately sit out" Esq.
GsoUx, OF Miitouseurg. issued the nee
esssry papers and FIsHEs was found,
plead guilty, fined sl3 and not having
ttis Aa6s1t va forwarded . Tshsritf
READ, who escorted hin to the Bel
mont county Jail. : .4--
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Masonic BENEFIT.
arAeroRp. NoYamhsr a

.-..,...,s. arAsroRD. November 4, 1873.
On The 9th of December. 1878, the o,tisont
Of Stafford and vicinity proposs 70 give sup
psr In the Town Hall for the benefit Of Stat
ord Lodge No. 800. F. q A. n. Nsighborine
Lodges are invited TO be prse~nt and to lend g
helping hand Ii this enterprise. All persons
ef Whatever nams or creed are invited The
fratsrdity are sxpsctins good tims gene
rsllt. Then come one. ooms sn.
After supper there will Be An installation s'
s6osrs for the sassins yssr, Of the above men
ttonsd Lodge. z n q {'
THOS. WILSON. csmmistss
ALEX. BUCHANAN. Of lnostasisn
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BUSIN,ESY Merle Els
EmII.. TIDNER,

Teacher Of Music, gives lessons on the
Piano, Organ and Guitar Tuning OF
Piapns and repairing Of Organs done
perfectly well. Terms liberal. Please
leave orders at p. o. Box 81, Woods
deld, Ohio. Nov. 10, '7e-lm.
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CllicaIgo.

Nov. Flour 8 50a7 IS; Wheat
80a8Sc; Corn 30a32c: Oats l9a5oc
Rye Soc; Barley Gle.
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Naw Ynrl

Nov. f-Flour' 25a5 7stsf ~ hsat
80al Oh; Corn 44a49c; Oats 29a36c ;
Rye Sec; Barley oil.
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EChoice Syrup, OrIean snd Sor-
ehudn. M,0lssses at p. SCHUMACHER'S
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|R E. n 81 E =
e Keeps Bread, Cakes, Chow Chow,
I Pickles, Nuts, Candies, Tobacco, CT
N psrs, Canned Fruits, Jellies, Cheese,
H Ssrdines, Mustard 4 other articles
E kent in . drst class Confectionery.
| 4 Motto: Quick sales 4 small profits.
n e N 81 e II +"
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OincInnaati.

/ Nov. 7--FIour 3 00a5, 80; . Wheat
s5a94c, Corn 32a37c; Oats 20a2&c.;
Rye Acc; Barleyl l0al u.
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I--eR Caskets and Caffins kept ON hand
and made to order by LEWIS STOEHR
W oodsfield, Ohio..s siS 5ss kn37tf.
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Buy your Dry Goods.
Buy your Boots and Shoes.
Buy your Ready Made Clothing,
Buy your Blankets at at
-, MORRIS 3 ,ARMSTRONG'S.

i ~ Fruit Trees, mssss, sa
& .,sGrspe Vines,
Evergreens, -
And Shrubbery Of all kinds for sale by
Mrs. M. A. WAY, Woodsfeld, Ohio
Orders from distance will receive
prompt attention. -, 80
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Courts. asstsxJs T. JuDkIEs.
Insurapce Cosa NV JoHwJErfeRsl
Sherif's Ssle, an uMoHLEMAxvssLANpis
Sherif'sSsieeH .K TRuAx Va TRusx
Sherifr's Sale, sxat FWEEGs Va lMcABEE
Sherifrs Sale, -4-e-
..Gsssa I, Co Fss SotE,& GpDpARp
Sherifrs Sale, -.ss
PslrocE, AxsauTz n Convs RsDswAy
Shsfif Sale. W Krsos.& 4 CO. '. RiDarwAr
Music na1. .,nlss ~ ra PEotfs TIpsEn
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aousRy |: Why will men smoke com
mon tobacco, when they can 5uv Mar
burg Bros. Seal of North Cdrolsna, q
the sane price p Dec. 4, '77-r.
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.MARssEn -Op, October 18th, by s A
ArKIssos, Esq, Of Adams township
Mr.: EpvARD WAsxER and Miss LoUlsI
MARTIN.
On October 31st, by T. J. BAKER, Mr.
Robert S. SIXTH and Miss SARAH A
LrEuEILEN.
On, October 3lst, by Avon MoosE
Esqs sof wayns township, Mr.. wrrLIA'
H. NALLrY aud Miss MARi E KYsoR.
Oh November Sd, by H. BUSrrLI
Esq, of Jackson township. Mr.. VIII
IIaxx9 Bsssr and Miss Elaz.pEfH N
WMGHr.
On the 9th inst, In Woods6eld, b,
Rev W. II. RIDER, Mr.. JEREMIAH JACK
SON and Miss ELLA B. BAKER. Il.
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SHosrss-Gold sel0o}. sr,ag sz,re,
New advertisements this week. S,.sa
November 2Sth is Thanksgiving day.
TINES 81 holding Courts N 1878 VII
be found In this pepsrrpH
The new jail and Sheriffs residence
prssent fnesppesrance.
The prospectus Of, the N, I, Sss, vii
appsarinsout next issde. Il J a r
The Barnssvil:sS Distri6ss Conference
mesAs mzBslAirs 90 thsloth inst sOo+
G.,wr ,MgsrHr, Of Qaiaeyo 4ls,,sr VA
visiting friends in Woodsfeld last week
sToo much yelling about our streets
afs<f nlekslslG Nv here Is the Marshal
Common Pleas Court conveues "a lhi'
county on Monday, ,'ihe 18th day Of Jan
.uasy 1879 sssF ese srii'es4 bss sa'ao1'
sfox:a Moskis eiss supesintending ~
grazing on ths ellaire and Sopth westerl
at tia South end Of tova,s, sssruss div
Prof TiDxEa is the new teacher in tn
Re- Church of Woodsfeld He I'D
,:s'':i' sss "a E' ''ea' 2'e rs s4''Te, y
JAxEs ElSsyQsrE, ,of this place, oh
tained Cue plastering contract on tn
Ctildreq,s Home ,bgildiqgyneas Bssnes
vile, last week. His bid VAS u, ,795.
.,A,leiisrf from. our old, friend " a B
ALGro, OF California, informs us that b
isepjeyinG excellent health, ,S,ne.with
standing Ohio lost her grip on the 81
altrss1wsssa tssf ~ kna lilv saTGsE .
s,The seiapefance meeting on last Wed
nesday evening wss very, interesting =
Rev. kbER ana H & MksoH addresse'
the meeting, and, selections we're res
by Miss TIBbIr KoEHLRR and Mrs q
: ALrxAHDER On next Wednesday ever
inRslAkLEs. HUI end -Js.-W ". HAwkINs
ESQ, will deliver addresses and select
ions viii Be fesd bys Miss MAY SHIT
and Mrs. N. C WEST.
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The Wedding Of Mr.. n. McKelvey,
sOf Gfeen Township. Monroe COun-
ty, tn Miss Ella, Daughter Of Sher-
if Read, of this place.
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wooasoeld e,ockMarkel.

November H. Cattle 2Aa3 per pound
Sheep 3a4e per pound. Hogs &c pc
pound. S.
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Phtladeipilia

Nov. Flour 3 50a7 75. Wheat !
05al 0S; Corn Assoc; Oats 2ia2Sc;
Rye $40
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DrrD --On the 10Th inst. Of Diphthe..
rIksIR aCsbserIls Ssnship, JoHs H1Rfs'
HORN. SON of AARON HARrsHoRN, aged
ten years.
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~Pot Flowers of all kinds for sale
q Mrs. WAYS. no TAA,TffV
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NOTICE OFIAPPOINTMENT.
NOTICE or APPOINTMENT.
Esfake of Xora Cyuy., Deceased.

HvHB undsrsisusd has besn appointed and
ausIia6d q Administrator Of the estate
Of Nary Csum, late Of Monroe county, deed.
Dstsd sbis 2etb dsy Of Oetobsv. A. D. 1873.
oot29.Tev3, CHARLES HlLL.
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Road Tax hocoIutes
Notice is herebys given to Township
Clerks and .Trussees that, they, can, oh;
saIh koAd TAX Receipss 1t far sfrxrT
oiice at "A cents per hundred.
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WE WANT

W1. "ANEc
Flour, Corn, Apples, Coal Hams,
Beef, Potatoes, 0ornM Msalst Turnips,
Pork, Oats, or money from every
subscriber to TIE SffSir who is in
asbtsd FoPM nnIKkdq
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-aftfbs djspt11s;ssys : yst sis'Sss.saass e Z Z ssys
"a cplesyiei 40 psrsensF viii lssxe Stat
ford. houf6s ecpAs5, SH shs soth' inst,
bound for Kansas
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Nthj advertisements
; sVIATrXCHMENTs NOTICE,

yausseas, III, Allen, plaintiff, Before 3. ois.
Va. }ne J. =. OF
John Thompson. defendant. Perry town.
shin, Monroe county, Ohio: On the 5th day
Of october, A. D. 1873, said Justice issued
an order 81 attach thsnt In the above sction
for the sum Of $40. Said osuss is continued
ID rhursday, the 3ist day Of Novsmbsr,l s7s
oct2s. .,7sw3.e sieHa JA6KS ALLRN.
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sssZr.U! ErElsa . (! BgeAls1s
and WI. schrbrInLf, j., IL fwoodsdeld
caught "a fae pike, |sst week a R9yE r. r
'Miil.on Middle iIsland Greek. The lar
;cest weighed sp po6nds.ls Ia is sstis
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eTLadies Beaver Cloaks, latest styles,
Just opened. At :. ... -. /. -
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'a3vss ~ axTga@ gTsaaa
AAl9Bs1 sss1sD Ta09
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the match, which, Tor some reason DIS
pleased him, hit upon the notable expe-
dent Of going upon feigned spree and
janmjng IN inofsnsiye citizens hat over
bis eyes. The reckless inebriate was
promptly arrested and lined; : The -gir.
wrote letter repudiating him; her ia.
ther threatened to Kick him ont Of doors
il sNsr hs sen,used hssnue hou.e, and
the Willy young man ch5eklsd greatly al
the success Of bis innocent stratagem
Nh MooD1 is laboring at Baltimore
Chief ainoeg the ayils in .hes eharchsss be
he said in sermon las:. week, are church
choirsL LuHgodly men and women wht
happen to have good voices. and oftel
drunken organists. Mr.. MoopY denoun
ced the methods employed in raising
money by Church fairs. Lotteries, vo
ting and rafles we're encouraged. Th.
yoa1g mennov instesd Of going to
Flow gambling den, couIi 90 to God
! Church and gamble. Actually, Est on
Church fair, the sum Of Is cents wa
rAsresa fps the payasss ;ofkissine y
handsomest young woman in the churc'
'l-presumably to help the work Of God
| [Bsllairs Independent. 7th inst-]
i PEsIDEsr MoonEY Of the Bellaire 4
Southwestern Road has ordered th
track layers to stop work, for the pres
ent, or unta $4,000 in money has bse'
raised to pay for the iron necessary Il
completethe road TO- Armstrong; Mills
1 This Is discouraging after the statement
80 confidently susde g to the complete
arrangements made for the purchase o
iron to iinish the road TO Beslls1iiie.
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-10

gallantry of the boys in blue, let
me assure your readers l do not
wish to speak an unkind word of
those who wore the gray, notwith-
standing I put on the blue in Octo-
Der, '62, and laid it aside in
July, '65, during which time I met
many gallant boys in gray, both
on the field of battle and in prison.
1 will commence in short time, and
will try to have a letter for publ
cation in the Knoxville CHRONICLE
every week, and if any desire to
read these sketches, especially those
of the Second Tennessee Cavalry,
they may do SO by subscribing for
the Knoxville CHRONICLE. | ex-
pect to make mention of all the
most important battles, and also of
quite a number of the boys of the
Second Cavalry, especially Com
pany K, as | was member of that |
company. 1 desire if any member |
of the old Second may have any |
thing of interest he may desire to
appear in these sketches, to write
to me at Sevierville.
JOHN w. ANDES.