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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-10-31

r The County Board will meet Friday, No
ssznler 9Th, to canvass the votes of Tuesdays
election, and to transact miscellaneous business.
dersons Saturday night last and the result is that
o ten pound boy calls Joe Nixon "Grandps"
n Miss Selome Crawford in her wonderful clair
voyaAt tests. at the Court House, Friday night.
y Hagenbuch Brothers are manufacturing the
incest and best brooms got up in this County
Thanks to them for one of their best
~ Jim Williamson is once more behind tho coun-
ter, ut Lclands. He has had long and hard wres-
lie with bilious fever.
q Miss Bertha Norris in her great Spirit Bride
seance, at the Court House, Friday night
n See card of the Severance FIGURING Mill, the
only waterapower mill in the County and one OF the
best in the State.
~ Yresh beef, pork, mutton, and sausage. on
hand NJ all times at Mann & Morehssd's new meat
shop
II Jpdse Prices canvass is very highly spoken OF,
,vhe,svsr he has been. He is expected home, this
week.
tainment, at the Postofice.
n Charles Rsppelye is again able to be about.
By next Tuesday, he will be able to run we'll
n Mr.. J. B. Walters, proprietor OF the B"aea"'
arrived in town. from Maryland last week.
a No us. to 60 hungry for meat, when you can
net il 10 cheap at Mann & Morehcad's.
Losr.-Near Highland, black and white plaid
shawl Mrs 8. r SHEPHERD, Troy.
~ Everybody should 60 to the Court House, and
see Prof Cooke, Friday evening.
q The best meat at the lowest prices, At Mann
& Aoreheads-
n We learn that John Cradle, Of Burr-Oak, b
dangerously ILL.,
q Tonight is Halloween. Go for the pumpkins
and things.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-10-31
Notice by Publication.

In the District Court Of the Second Judicial District
County.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-10-31

LooK At THn.-Ameunt of taxes levied in Doni.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-01-30

Windsor.
The funeral of tho late Col. Win. L.
Trask took place In st. Pauls Church, on
Wednesday morning last, the Rev. Il. j.
Taylor officiating, with masonic services
at the grave. Col. Trask died in Wash
ington City on the 18th inst, and swas in
the I'D year Of his age. lie was a native
Of this village, as stated in our last, and
u son Of the late DR.. Nahum Trask.
Don't forget Miss Georgia IL. Cay
vans "reading" at the Old South Church
(to-morrow) Thursday evening. She Is
one Of the best public readers in the coun-
try.
The Rev. VIM. Hooper, pastor Of the
Universalist Society here, will preach
every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock-un-
til further notice-instead Of in the after
noon, as heretofore. The Methodist SER
vices will be Sunday afternoon and eve
ming, until further notice. These denom-
nations both worship in tho same Church.
We are requested to say that the
Catholic Society of Windsor will hold q
festival at Amsden's Hall, on Wednes-
day evening of next week, February 9th.
Music by the band. The proceeds will be
devoted to fencing their new cemetery.
A grab-bag is to be one of the leading
features Of the occasion, in which some
will draw barrel of -four. Everybody,
without exception, is most cordially in
vitcd to attend. A good time is antici-
pated.
-James,A. Pollard, Esq, is to build a
new shop on the site of the old Chron-
icle office, The masons were at work
with trowel and mortar upon the founda-
ton for the building last week-some-
thing that does not often occur in Janu.
airy.
The adjourned annual meeting Of the
Ascutney Agricultural Association was to
have been:held at the Sccretary's office on
Monday evening last. We have not learn
ed its proceedings.
Business in Windsor not very brisk
or lively.
Our "exles" to Cornish, N. H., do
not yet return. Hope they are having a
nice time, taking all the comfort possible.
The wife of the late Major Persons OF
this village died in West Windsor on Sat-
urday morning last. Her remains were
buried in the new cemetery here on Mon
day
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-01-30
Reading.

According 10 the District Clerks
returns Tor Dist, No, 8, the number OF
families in the District are 80 num-
Der of children under 20 years OF age
are 50 ! number between o aud lc, IL (;
between 10 and 10, 49, between 10
and 20, II, with two births and two
deaths, The number OF scholars At.
tending school arc about 80, all OF
which arc well pleased with their
teacher, Mr., A, +, Pierce Of Barnard.
who makes IL his business to tesch the
scholars as we'll as to keep an orderly
school,
Mr. +. ID. Gllson's horse Corner
" race.horso known rs the "Necdle
Gun, on Thursday last took upon
himself to exercise with more violence
than Mr., &. wished by unloading him
INTO the snow and having all his own
way, made some people think he could
just fly which he did for about four
miles when he was stopped and re-
turned, doing no serious damage
other than shaking up Mr.. G. and a
few scratches on the horse and sleigh
Last week those having logs to
haul to mill improved their time and
shedding, Judging from the looks OF
g. Hawkins mill.yard, which is pretty
well filed with logs-mostly ash
with more yet to come.
"A Mr.. Thayer Of Randolph was
to open a writing school in District
No. 3, or the Bailey's Mills District,
last Monday evening, Jan. 2sth.
The ainging school taught by Mr..
Benjamin at the center is getting to
DO quite interesting, the numbers at
tending increasing at every school.
MIR. II. p. Burnbam says he had
rather saw two sound logs than one
hollow one. But hollow ones help
the trade of saw manufacturers as his
experience teaches.
The mild winter thus lar does not
increase the price of hay very much,
Judging from the prices that the same
sold tor at the auction Of II. Sterns,
near Felchville, which prices ranged
from $3.50 to $500 per ton.
S. Fletchers son, Fred, II. work
in Gilman IL Townsend's machine
shop, is at home sick with bilious te-
YER, although they are in hopes his
sickness will not be severe he being
more comfortable.
Grows are quite plenty and seen
almost every day
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-01-30

Did you ever live near q school
house ifyou did you know some
| thing Of The small boy, lilo ID into all
manner Of mischief lilo plays Thom'
as Cat on the highest fences Ia The
neighborhood, he ID put up by bis as
soeiates 10 pull up your "garden sass,
he does this willingly tor q while un'
Ill 10 gels into "dihikilty" about The
manner Of doing II with one Of tho
said associates, and there IL q fight
After tho fight, no amuses himself by
tearing plekets of tho school'yard
fences, q tat man sees him and gives
aim chase with q ten foot pole IN his
hand, he don't catch him, the small
boy II clad, aud the man don't feel
very bad, When the small boy Eau,
not find anything else 10 do he will
SHE Stones At your back room win
dows aud into your moving, chase
your hens aud cats, leave all the gates
aud doors open, and damages ycu 10
q thousand ways, II Il IL In the
winter aud tho snow,balling ID good, q
snow'ball takes you 'thud' on the
back aud YOU look round aud there the
small bows stands "a innocent.l0Oklnp
s po,baoua rLo,h o,Jo, oo.,sovo,
~ ,n ~
p'N' Wv, "'"''"' w INV WV '"
poy' Nv" to sP'ee VI eAs'e"eV
The eingersnap IN the cupboard OF
our existence, lie N 80 regardless OF
all Int tbe nresent. that we cannot
but envy him, Soon, TO soon, he will
meet the stern realities OF life lie
will learn how to dodge the tax'eollee'
tor aud Ito 10 the life Insurance agent
and struggle with the book canvasser'
In the meantime let him yel! and fight
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-01-30
West Hartford,

"A couple Of "lianoyer chaps arc
reported 10 have got on a bender q
lew days since and had a slight "sPlll
out" and runaway between this village
and Hartford,
AT q recent meeting OF the "yil'
lage loafers" II Was unanimously agreed
that John Wiley was the champion
slory,telier However Mr. Wiley
thought one Of our prominent men Of
tho "church" did not succeed In con-
yincing his hearers In relating his ad'
venture In Northern New Hampshire
such rs drawing "25 spruce trees" on
q ''sled IL f. wide with four yoke OF
oxen from a lofty mountain Perhapa
we are mistaken In tho man, But
now John" lay down tho coat and
wo will wager you tho same old "iel-
Ter"
-Chas, Stone, who has been spend.
Ia a few years In tho West ID visiting
his friends In this part OF tho town,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-01-30

South ROyaltOn.
SO. Royalton Is not dead but, like
the child of old, sleepeth.
There was mum sociable IN this
village few evenings since. How
some of the ladies--thosc whose 81
lence is the exception could keep
from talking fifteen consecutive min
utes will remain mystery. All did
we'll. Eb. did not even speak when
his chickens got out, but only three
ended the evening mum. All had a
good time.
Last winter this town paid over
six hundred dollars for extra work on
highways mostly because OF the
heavy SHOWS. No present indication
of shovellng snow much this winter.
Our long time respected landlord,
Harvey Woodward, is still III poor
health--barely able to be about the
house.
Several are suffering from bad
colds. G. P. Tarbell has been confin-
ed to the house for week OF more.
1t il exnec;ed that two or more
Dramas will be played here during the
winter.
The singing school is making
fine progress. Mr.. Harvey is liked as
a teacher.
Thomas Wynn has been restored
to his position as foreman on the sec
ton. All are pleased as he is good
industrious man.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-01-30

Sharon.
DR. A. G. Sherwin received very
severe injuries last Wednesday by his
horse running and throwing him from
his sleigh. The sleigh was quite
badly demolished and the horse
broke leg and had to be killed.
Reuben Gle started tor Florida
last week where he expects to be EN-.
ployed as engineer.
There will be Pastoral visit and
Oyster Supper at the vestry of the
Baptist church for Rev. L. b. Steele,
on Wednesday eve., Feb. 9th.
The remains of Miss Estella Clog
ston were brought home from Law
renee, Mass last Wednesday, and
buried in the new cemetery.
GOOD sleighing now.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-01-30
u m n.

STATE OF VERMONT, At Probate
DISTRICT oP HARTFORD w, Court held at
Woodstock within and Tor said District on
tho twenty'socond day Of January, A. d.,
1873.
Present, Hon. John Porter. Judge
Nancy Bryant's estate, IIrtland, intestate,
Humphry II. II, Rood, Administrator OF
said estate, proposes to render an account OF
his administration aud to present his account
against said estate for examination and al
lowanco at Probate Court, to DO held at Wood
stock aforesaid. on tho first Wednesday
(sxth day. OF March next. Tho Court there
fore orders that notice OF tho same DO given
10 all persons interested In said estate, by
publishing copy OF tho record Of this order
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in tho SPIRIT 0fMe
Age, newspaper printed at Woodstock aiore-
said, that they may appear before said Court
aud contest the allowance Of said account, II
they 400 cause.
A true record.
HENRY S. DANA. Register.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-01-30

Asahel Ross, Station Agent at this
place, with the Railroad Co., has
caused his removal, More than 5000
cannot BY hIm be accounted for and
his bondsmen are now called upon 10
make good the deficit,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-01-30

Mr., Preston Powers, son Of the late
Hiram Powers, the sculptor Is sue
ceedIng admirably In his fathers pro.
tessIon lie IL now In Florence, Italy,
engaged upon u statue Of the late Hon,
Jacob COllamer
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-01-30
ORANGE COUNTY NEWS,
Chelsea,

Chelsea,
Good l6inch wood Is selling 10
Chelsea for four dollars per cord, and
foug foot wood at three dollars, while
some are offering 1t at less dgures, be-
Ing hard pressed for tho heedhl cash,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-01-30
M1RRIED,

In Woodstock, Jan, 20, by Rev l., W. Hicks,
Don, u, Thomas aud Lora A. Wilcox, both OF
Woodstock,
nIn Woodstock. Jan, 22, at tho residence Of
tho brides mother, by llev, Father Pigeon,
Mr., Amos Head TO Miss Mary Leonard, both
Of WUodatock,- corrected.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-01-30

Chester.
There will be public competi-
tion in spelling, reading and declama-
ton, open to all in the schools in the
town of Chester, at the Central hotel
hall, on Friday evening, Feb. LIST,
Prizes are offered.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-01-30
I'Ollifret.

Rev. o. X. Crosby will preach at
Pomfret Centre on Wednesday evening,
Feb. 9, instead OF Thursday evening, as
appointed.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-01-30
Pay Up |!

Pay up-that is what | want All persons
owing me are requested to pay up on or Pc
fore the 10th of February next. II not paid,
the accounts will be left with an Attorney for
collection. mean business.
]. 81. WHITCOMB.
Woodstock, VI, Jan. 18th. 1878.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-01-30

ments by which people ia this vicinity
may be supplied with them At our car
rage shop,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-01-30

ond OF time free the carriage from the
horse. 1t is a noby affair, being orna'
mented as we'll as useful and simple,
cheap and durable ; and will, we feel
confident, be universally adopted at an
early day. 1t was invented by Oliver
Brothers. Jr, formerly citizen of this
place. Mr.. Brothers has given to the
world a number of useful inventions {;
among Others, the patent spinning
Jack. We think Mr.. B. has been un'
justly dealt with, but he has the true
metal in him, and We have no doubt
he will live to gain complete and
glorious triumph over his enemies.
The Quechee cats did not receive
Justice at the hands of the committee
who awarded prizes at the Boston cat
show.
Everybody is "tishing" tor "pi-
amer" from the Coverings book con.
Germ. One young man got jewsharp.
--Delany Sharp has sold two Of the ia
nous Quechee cats to a person who at
tended the National Cat Show. He re-
ceived S25 for them.
Several OF our prominent business
men have already sent in their orders for
Oliver Brothers improved whipple-tree,
and many are intending to order them
loon. We are hoping to make arrange
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-19
GILMER COUNTY.
Republican Convention at Glen
Vile.
GLEsvnLE, W. Va, Aug. IA.

GLEsvnLE, W. Va, Aug. IA.
COlrspopdsucs Of The Intslllgenssr.
The Republicans of GiImer county
held Convention at Glenyille on the 18th
inst, to choose delegates to represent them
10 the Congressional Convention 10 be
held at MoundsvilIe on the 22d Of Aug
1878, and 10 the Senatorial Convention TO
be held for the 9th district.
". A. .Nor,hcott was elecled Chairman
and E. A. podson Secretary Of the Con.
yenlion.
The following delegates were chosen;
". 6. Gluck, d. +. Stelnback, George
Heckert, it,, A. B. Meadows, A. S. West-
fall, Seymour Norman, james Gather,
Jacob Fisher, IsAac Reali, John u. holt,
". Y. Wiant and r. F, Fleming. The
Chairman and Secretary OF the COnven-
tion we're added 10 the list Of delegates
Oh motion any or all Of the following
named gentlemen wese authorized 10 act
together in casting the vote Of Gilmer
county in the said Convention, provided
more Of the regularly appointed dele.
gates be present, via: Gems. r. s. North
Gou, n. Gotf, IT,, 7. NJ. Harris, Hon. G
+. Scott and +. A, Robinson.
On motion the Wheeling IsTELLI-
GEsoKR, Clarksburg Telegram and other
Republican papers were requested TO
publish the proceedings Of this ConvenN
lion. sE-I W. a. NoETBcoTT,
EN-. DopsoH, Sse'y. Chairman.
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MARSHALL COUNTY.
Nice in O Boitle-A COnundrum
that Awaits Solution.

DALLAS, W. Va, Aug. Is, 1878.
EAitGt Int.IHeSneGr.
Oar people have listened with "a much
!Ailb a. possible to all the huge snake
stories and accounts OF silver quarters
found In egg, all of which have been re-
Oofded in the various country papers
throughout the State. And now will
their Inake.hips stand fast while HAney-
town steps tko PAGES 10 the iront and
swat he decision Of the umpire, and IL
= taiT decision Is given / think We can
score one, Some think the account Of
JoaGh ,sgGllowipG tho whale rather an
improbable ash story, possibly because
there il, no living WitHess 10 tesIiiy TO the
yerAciiy Of the statement in this our day.
But what We are about 70 relate ! can
testify 10 u sself aud call dozen witnesses
or more II necessary.
On rbs 18Th day Of August, 1878, a lady
d our villsgs, while searching in the
garret Of building occupied by JonA.
Than Moore aud family found imprisoned
in pint flax. two full grown mice.
They were alive and as frisky "a any
ordinary, animals Of their species. The
month Of the task being very small il
seemS a. though they must have entered
while quite young, As they were unable
10 free themselves from their imprison'
nent. The bottle was lying on its
side when found. Now the: mystery Is,
how did they procure nourishnent during
their imprisonment. y. L. u.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-19
TRusTERS SALE OF
Acme Mower Co.'s WORKS

KNOWN AS TIE OLD SAIhi'h' -
By Virtue q pesd q TraJ; Had. y ~.
HeetS ssnISr, md AEAhelLI BIZ St', 49,
~ and sslHs A., bis Elie, md Jas -
N1hItabi,, hN vie, % The uEdo1gtS ,tt.,IJ
dIied JInuGry ?tih, is75 ard rtttf1' w. -.
Of The CLERK Il TIE County cut . 40
Wed vlrZinIl, 10 Dad Of Irail b5ek - ~ ~
100, I viii ssll al ibs irnni Coo; =. 'ns ''''''
Of Ohio county, Nest VirEihih % ,u
SATURDAY, the Sl,t Day o. Aassh Ma /.
comm.us "a 4, IoTeIoeI 4 n u ios 49,
1870 n1onsTty. that 10 u Eay: In $50 ~ y
tSo hahdred AID hity-'ogF ADD is ,s,,h1,.,I,jI
shy's1s IA EsdGsd ChApilbs'I Idtit9alp ~ =
eiyIb.siinF, OhIo county, West NifEith -,
fx,nS -, NJ ,o,lth Ede q Rbet'tng I.t,,,L
!, TIth .II re appurtlnaroFS thAftso -
Ais he lolIo sinS deenbtd P'tg :, ~ \
hpd. ttuItpd On tie hank Of hb,'iiIJs iitH
ths eity q wheeling IiOFssl'd, toaoS ~, u:
commsncinz Il polnt 90 CTesceeII ~ -, WI
dfod and ITtnty (I2ol let eAli 9 ~ Issgis
Eotf STREET; thence running os..!ty = y
Guty (To) tsst, more o. -, " ". = u OF
alley running trsm trfsernt, su ,,S,.,,S,i m
fheees poTtkSardly iron ai 49, ~ y
~ S.,ssS II WkrslltE CrrsE; ists1 ~ n =.
,nSandsr, az nd efttk 10 tbs - w ~ tl5I
hSFrd I've kundfsd and aiiy'tM =, trslI
soathvsrdly With nd line 70 Lir,S,I II "
a. pises q hsEIEuibG; toStts6 ~ "a 10
ssFr8itsmsnts and appearances
lAnd belopEins. ,,, oalI ~ -
vested 10 me bys "a dted o. tru't. -. l,tsa ,
TEaHs or SALE- Ont@ihtfd o1n; y ~, 80
Two equGI I'M tAllnSsu a. VI az re ~
STidSfeed By noIss bsaflnE insi 1850 "
~. ths die 10 b rttliDei gtig w u irsEH
WILLIAM J. W. o." 'A"
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las. Sunday the Pftsbyterisns dedicated
one that would hold about half - many
,ss the one In the Grove. sAll The van:
eus determinations have their places Of
worship and on lat ThundIy ground
vas broken for Baptist Church and the
ground was given BY M. Brady. The
Baptists are now worshipiDg in Educa-
tional Hall. On Sunday afternoon At 8
O'Clock the MelhodiSts held mass meet
Ing at Ocean Grove and At night six
Thousand attended. ~ Ell II
Educational Hall 'is used for concerts
NOW. On supdsys at-6-P.N. there are
songs and short lectures and all the
churches are open at night and well At.
tended. Almost every night there are
concerts or other exhibitions for the PEG.
pie, the charge being ten to twenty-five
cents each. -......
The Hotels At Asbury Park are large
and commodious and well kept. The
largest, the Coleman, with an annex, they
keep bras band through the season.
There are number Of lesser ones. am
at the Grand Avenue House, a good one,
and fair prices. The northern boundary
OF the Park isia beautiful lake called
Sunset. much larger than Wesley lake.
/ attended at Educational Hall 10 Wit
meas grand ovation given by the beat
citizens Of Asbnry Park and Ocean Grove
10 James A. Brady and wife, founder oil
Asbury Park, on leaving for Europe for
his health. There j gathered few items.
He was laughed at and ridiculed for I'M
taking 10 have 3 popular sea side resort
without having that body aud soul de-
stroyer (liquor) sold. bis manly reply
was moi ] would rather loose niniy
thousand dollars than be guilty Of such \
sin. BE has gone on under all the threats
and built beautiful city BY the Sea,
with six first-clAss hotels and about fifty
private boarding cottages, all foil, and
not glass OF anything Intoxicating to be
purchased; go you see what can be done
under wholesome Temperance laws. Last
night We had grand hop at our hotel,
and they tripod the light fantastic until
very late 10 the morning. Ocean Grove
does not allow OF such amusements. You
do not pass 4 corner at Asbury Park but
what you are reminded Of dead and liv.
ing heroes Of the Methodist Church by
The names Of the streets and avenues.
Iwould recommend any Of your cid-
Eens coming here to choose Asbury
Park, with the broad avenues and streets
and spacious lols 10 build on. There is
plenty Of good air and good society, and
The starry fsg floats over most Of the
houses. hope my Methodist friends
will not have their patience tried In
reading this rambling letter, LII.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-19
TRUSTEE's SALE

By virtue Of . dsed d tTBH nlia u ~
Cunningham and May kh sut . p ~ =
29th day Of October, ISL. rhrr5et = -
Trust Book No. IL pSsss u . Irh y - -.
reoorts Of OAIo eCHhIy, viii ~ II ID tr's'A"
II the court HOuse d ObIS erahiy,@
SATURDAY, the fth DAY o. s'PaSss'
eemmenelpg Ii 10 o'rlocf a. \. u. ieleri4 Z
seffhtd prJpsftY: he at % risf q ihsss sl.s.
"a ,ixty-tSoIn Chapllne All Ear ittiLA ~.
eity Of whesHsE, GhI5 eOanty s:Ie 9 $50 So
ginlG. Fad qniTtET lot bdIE heresTd = - -
beSfuntns a Ibe nofth Eest oJrpef q tst.! 49,
ufeet End the alley bstEtrs Nam az Aht ~ =,
paraIlsl therpto; 10 pet vet SitA 10 Sau II, =
a aid lot and With tE1niy'ioufts ~.
iest and six iuehe,; th-nte nOFih % nv \,
With aid alley dxi!.s'I fteii ihtIS 3
par1lIel With tWtnty'IouIth itrtti ilSll Z NJ
dx InehtS 10 the alley Iiaeaiti hln v 4,
vet line Of nd alley Boutb slIil Al ~ ~
plaee a bSxInning 90 tWSnty'iosnh EH -,
th1 SIue pfopsgty conveyed % 'iid yins -
han by james L HollIdSy and III y ~ -, l.
ioth Pehruuy. Isf1, ree6rted 10 tted 30 =
%, page IS0, Ohio oOanty. t.rr,.
1ne title i, believed 10 Be p.iitci, ~ "
yey only such tide ~ 10 Veatet 10 NJ
deed. - ,,,,r,,.
Ave dallErI eash In hEDd, tEht hRnafte ~
eishf month, ard The rShdBe IL Eln, -. ~
frous day q ale, SithSat tBSfssi. ~ n.
retained u the De- 10 sSeart iEt sof"Nr'
nents Of IurehISS Dopty. -,,,,n ,-.a
Su7S J. D EWING, IIsIS--
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REPUBLICAN, CONGRESSIONAL
80 CONVENTION, I

Ths cO1EuniIon Of the Ution RtPuAIcan party
Of tie Fin, CenptssiOhsl District Ol wes' Viz
sith3 Sill b htla in he tOVn Of AOaDdsTille'
NlrShiIl county, August "a, ISIS for the FurPoss
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IOr tie tr1nAetipg Of such Otbsr bushes a. may
ZONE bsfors The oetTsntiGn. The UnSaa RsPu6-
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deIe1,ss to The CopVsniIOa from the uOtiss
comprising The D!Ssh:t at such time AMI l'es Al
may suit The CUnvsaIsree o! the pop, Il the
IsVSrI CognnsL ......
BY orSeI q tie ISpabliean Executive .unlI'
tss q The Fiat Con1resdoosl Di'tirt
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