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Dr. Shiloh's System Vitalizer

We are authorized to guarantee this remedy for the cure of Dyspepsia, Inactive Liver, Sour Stomach, Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Com ing up of Food, Yellow Skin, and General Languor and debility. You must acknowledge that this would be ruinous unless we had pos tive evidence that it will cure. You who are suffering from these complaints, these words for you to determine Sample bottle, 10 cents :; regular size ;5 cents. Sold by Wessells & Gates
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10

Must commence with January or July number. Subscribers who are in arrears must make up rearageg before taking advantage of the foregoing of. E.
 Noney should be sent by post-ofice order check or registered lter if possible We take all risks of re- it to the clubbing periodicals. but not of non- ey sent us.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

,ESTLEMEN. We have sold sAxroRpe RADICAL ,! we never scit. :.nar preparation that gave such I; liHL y,t ~
 We are not n the habit of Fecommendine patent ctdiclnes, but yonr preparation meets the wants .! tousands, and we think those afflicted shuld be Con fnced 0f its great merit that lhcr suffering will be gast twelve years constantly. a, so4 everything for Catarrh out yours leads all n :st. :yru proper
 Very truly yours, k h. 2.alDVrS & C0 Wholesale and Ret r;'a,rrs in Dru9z Rocks and
 Stationery " Wash-E sg-. Ind, Feb. 8. ls.s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10

5O,0oO die annually by neglecting Cough, Cold or Group; often leading to Consumption and the grave. Why will you neglect so im- portant matter when you can get at our store SHlLoH's CONSERVATION CURT, with the assur- ance of speedy recovery. For soreness across the Chest or Lungs or Lame Back or. Side SHlLoH's PoR0Cs PLASTER, gives prompt re- lief Sold by Vessels & Gates.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10
VIENNA BAKERY

r have secured the services of rs-olass Baker ana | am now prepared to furnish Vienna Bread faquai if not super'Qr to the best domeatie hteaAl. Aiso Orders sttc;tsd. - '
 SAMUEL CLOCK. West Street. Litchnield. Sept ssh, 8W
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10

Each package co1tal:s Sanford Improved Tahal. Ing lube. and ful n all cases. Price $lO For sale by all wholesale and retail druYgists ana d. alers thr0uhout the United States saa (nsd
 WEEKS & POTTER, Genera! Agents ard whecs !e Drrl0Rists. Boston. Masa
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10
CUSHINGIS MANUAI.

Of Parliamentary Practice; Raie@ ot pro eeding and deb te in deliberate assemblies sfAs indispensable hand-bOok Tor ereSy member ef deStt Gtire bsdy, and tle authoritative in s tue statsA
 "rhe most authoritative exp under ef Amat8cxm Parliamentary law."-Cha>. Sumner. \ new edstisgts revised and printed from new plates. Price, 1s ttA For sale by all booksellers; by mail ou rree3p If price. THOMPSON, BROWN k ca. BostoA se-AN
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10
LETTER
 From Distinguished Physician.
SAHFoRD's RADICAL CURE

M safely claim.to be one ofthe few popular reme- ho ueS tecelVing the approval of medical gentlemen
 s ay m Ter of the prepare
 ou arc aware" said adis.iaguish d cify physiclan mat my obligations Q tho Mass Medical Society are I'S caanot paoiiCy recommend prescribe tho hcica! C2rc but since received much relief from
 nss or ' :nysc aitsr thorough trini of the usual nRfienfs for ~~>--> N~~ --~N~~o~ ~>
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10

HACKMETAoK, popular and fragrant per. fume. Seld by Wessels & Gates, Litehfield Conn.,, elsewhere by dealers generally.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10
Gbe fitlbatIh f,:lulrcr,
 iiTGdFiELD, O0NR.
Clubbing Rates.

Tn ,,opnty sat5scribefs sf.r the foil wing peri olicals with ,he Ehga-.r, at Ike folio wing yearly
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10
Cheshire Nursery l!

EsTABLIsHED 1884. Apple frees, and . years G old. strong and vigorous $a4 co per hundred; % cents each Pear, standard ysars drst-class 60
 and yesrs extra strong dbrOus rooted 7S cents e $l %. Crescent Seeding Strawberry, bids fair te rank among strawberries the Bartlett does 'amonR pears g 50 per dozen. Other fruit trees vines ap1 ornanentas in great variety. Trees and plants do- iiver in Waterbury free of charge Send for csta- losue. V. s. PIAtT,> e
 22-6m Chashira {so1m
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10
Flew Preston.

"il->ush r5.a ir lows the miatir hia9'. , nI -ltt.n -r-uU ftii VI hite T. q fat, 'iaTk H. ':t : org th" t i, r rci!.t! ;,gJ D, iIis agcIl seat
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-24
ORIGINAL
An Item of Interest TO Every Lady who
Desires TO DO More Beautiful
than she now Il.

Unfortunately not ono woman in q hundred, SUBJ
jccted 10 the wliins OF an American climate possess
cs that basis and starting point of real benuty-a
pure and clcur complexion.
What nature Inns thus dcniod. nrt must 10 callel
upon TO furnish.
1t can DO done; it Is lone daily. Prof. w. Z.
Hagan placed beauty within the reach of every un-
blessed daughter of Eve when he discovered that
surprising article known in fashionable circles as IL
true fcrse' cf beauty, and called
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WIRE ROPE

Address JOHN A. R~OEBLING'S SONS
Manufacturers Trenton. n. j.. or III Iibert'
veying power long distances. send for cir
cuiar. jy19d3m
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Terrible Marine Disaster.

LONDON, September 5.-The steamer.
which sunk the Princess Alice is snppos:
ed to be the ByRell Castle Screw Collier;
bound north in ballast. The steward Of
the Princess Alice states that after the.
collision the sother steamer proceeded
without attempting to render aid. He
estimates that seven hundred persons
we're on board the Princess Alice. She
sunk, bow, first, in Eve minutes after she
was struck. Some small boats and other
excursion steamers rendered that assis.
tance was possible. The drowned in
clude an extraordinary proportion Of wo-
men and children. Several survivors
speak of having lost as many as three, five
and six children. They describe the wa.
ter as covered with hundreds Of shrieking
people. The captain and nearly, a.lof the
crew of the Princess Alica were drown.
ed. They had no time to lower the boats,
and there we're but few life buoys on the
steamer. All police Of Woolwhich.
town and the arsenal we're engaged last
night in labelling corpses, chiefly women
and children, which completely filed the
band room at the steamb at company's
offices at Woolwich. The passenger
who scrambled on board the Bywell
Castle says he threw ropes to people
struggling in the water. The number
lost is still uncertain. A comparison OF
the various accounts show the number to
be about 500. The Princess Alice vas a
paddle wheel steamer, with raised sa'
loon. Her gross tonnage was 25l and that
OF the Bywell Castle 1875.
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Tobacco.

Alta meeting of the tobacco lAssocia.
ton convened September 3rd, a report
upon the statistics received fromsa large
portionot tobacco dealers from al parts
OF the State, developed the fact of the
acreage planted being about FIVE per cent
less than last year, with prospect Of crop
not quite 90 good.
In this connection We quote some facts
from Wilkins & Beall's circular Of Sept.
2nd. they say the French contractors
purchased 1880 hhds, Ii their contract
and we're compelled to pay prices at which
they will suffer loss. Bonningers bought
1000 hhds, from Duisburg, and 1000 were
brought for German markets. The total
stock nowin agents hands consists only
Of 5000 hhds., The French agents will
need 4500 hhds. yette GIL their contract,
and are trying to buy at lower prices, but
lit is thought they will not succeed, but
will have to pay more, especially Il, the
prospects for the new crop do not i'm
prove. The Ohio tobacco trade is now
in good shape, the Dealers Association
having won . substantial victory and
compelled an advance Of prices in the
East. - GAINESVILLE Enterprise.
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SherHs Pfoclamatiuns
'.ss .yAs2
sOCTQBER ELECrION.-
tuesday, October 81 1879.

TT1HKREAs, By.ths laws lef 0his, rssllsr
wv ting Elections, Il b fequifsd of96e
shsfiR Of iris county " iits 'hstlss6sfess
shs tims sf holding q ssspesak eleosieH ~
throushout the county % he
time at which suoh election shall b holden;
q In pursuanoeiof suehs ysqusnitleRssI, VII
liam Read, Sheriff Of Monroe Copnty, Ohio,
do hereby proclaim and naAs known tAat the
Second Tuesday, helms tbe eth
Day Of OCt0bef, AID. 1879. ~
Is, by the Consultations and tsws Of 0hie.
the appointed day ON which the qualified
electors OF Monroe County Ohio shall meet
In thsir respective townships, a thsir susual
places Of holding elections, and thea ard
there proceed to vote By ballet Ter
One Secretary or STATE FOR tie STATE u
Ohio; y e -
One Supreme Jpdgs for the stste Of Ohio;
One Member Of the Board Of Public Works
fof The State Of Ohio; * & u
One Member ef Congrsss fos The t1th Con-
gressioual District Of Ohio; Il n ~
{ Ono Probats Judge fos Monroe Copnty ,Qhie;
One Gommissionsr for Monroe County 0hies
Que Inesmssy Director for Monroe County.
0hiosx g = 49,, ..-,...-. - S.fs r
The Trustees Of the several townships sl
ssA ssanty sfs hSrsby netihsd that tle fol-
lowing, number Of JuEo.s are appoftioned -
their ttownships respectively, and thas thsy
Ne required to,ssIec the said uunbsraA6
make return thereof 70 the Clerk Of yks
Court Of Common Pleas, together With tie
| poll. book, within two days aftsr the usesa&
| Tuesday Of October, 1878:
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wAt The recent meeting Of the Lea,

RAt The recent meeting of the Leaf
Tobacco Association. held Of Barnes
vile, reports we're presented from some
what more than half the tobacco grow.
ing region OF Eastern Ohio, and West
Virginia These reports made, for the
last two weeks of August, show a falling
off OF fifteen per cent in the acreage, and
an estimate Of thirty-three per cent in
the yield per acre. This estimate would
show total production OF about eight
thousand hogsheads Of what is known
in Baltimore as Ohio tobacco. .s.'
But the more favorable weather since
the estimates were made, II it shall con.
tinue, will warrant an estimate of be-
tween nine and ten thousand hogsheads,
or about the half of a good crop. The
falling off is largest, in West Virginia
and in Noble County, this State. Tue
northern part of Washington County,
and the southern part Of Belmont make
the best showing. - g sFi 49,
This short crop, with the firm poaition
taken and held by the dealers in regard
to Gales in Baltimore. gives growers rea.
SON to expect at least small I'd vance on
last years prices for fair crops veil han
died. sag
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ewBasiaess is dull becausa .he gene


ral tendency of prices 10 s,doHnNard.---
Men viii nsnct invest freely this year be-
cause they have reason u believe that
prices win be lower mex, .yesaSSIi they
would invest for speculation they see IN
the outlook certainty Of losing money
when they seek to sell. s'H theyTwould
invest permanently they expect TO pur.
chase Abe same property next year at
from ten to twenty-five per cent less than
the present price. oa
Downward prices must and will con-
tinae 80 long as the volume OF currency
is being contracted. It is simply self
deception to indulge in q belief that .the
bottom is reached, :" or that s.business is
reviving," so long as money by growing
scarcer is growing, more valuable; or,
what is exactly the same thing, SO long
as the prices Of everything except mon
ey tend downward. s9s ss-a
S While contraction continues the man
who talks Of the bottom prices being
reached is either himself deluded or be
is Wiliully deluding others.
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The Executive Committee announce
the following meetings for this county
BROWNSvILLE-Fridsy afternoon,
Sept. goth. Speakers Gen. Warner
Judge Morris; james Watson, Esq, and
Others. a@s,,'.h'' ~ l'55.seE. ~ g
ANTIOCH-Friday evening, Sep. 20
Speakers: Gen. Warner, Judge Morris,
James Watson, Esq and David Okey.
CLAYLICK SCHOOL HOUSE Jack-
son township, Saturday afternoon, Sept,
I'll. Speakers: General Warner, Judge
tMprris, j. P. Spriggs and others.
SARDIS-Saturday evening, Sep u.
Speakers: Gen. Warner, Hon. Robert
T. McEldowney, Judge Morris and y.
P. Spriges, l't' s''f .s-t'''-,..' -
tf BARESVILLE-Monday afternoon,
tSept. % Speakers: Gen. Warner, Hon
Robert T. McEldo wney and others.
NEW CASTLE-Mondav evening,
tSept %. Speakers Gen. Warner, Col.
EJere Williams, Judge Morris,and others,
7 CLARINGTON-Tuesda afternoon,
Sept. "a. Speakers Gen. Warner, Hon.
Ross j. Alexander, Hon. Henry Maury
and R K Walton, Esq. 'issa .-' ~,
| ,CAMERON-Tuesday evening, Sept.
"a. Speakers Gen. Warner, Hons. r
j. Alexander, Henry Maury and Colonel
Jere. Williams. oa r
4 BEALLSVILLE-Wednesday after
noon, Sept. 25. Speakers: Gen. War
ner, Hen Ross j. Alexander and r. K.
Walton, Esq.
I MILTONSBURG G-Wednesday even
ing, Sep. 25. Speakers: Gen. Warner,
Hon. D. S. Spriggs and NJ. Hoefier.
| CALAIS-Thursday afternoon, Sept
26 Speakers: Gen. Warner, Hon. D..
s. Spriggs and J B. briggs.
LEWISVILLE - Thursday evening,
Sept. 26. Speakers: Gen Warner, Hon.
D. S. Spriggs, ]. B briggs, Esq, and
others ~ 'E'tl7.l ~
| STAFFORD-Friday afternoon, Sept.
i27. Speakers: Gen. Warner, Hon, D.
Is. Spriegs. Judge Morris and others.
| GRAYSVILLE-Fri1ay evening, Sep
81. Speakers: Gen. Warner, Hon d.
s. Spriggs, David Okey and others.
| The afternoon meetings will begin at
1 o'clock; the evening meetings at "A
fo'clock P. n.
i Gen. Warner will be present at all
these meetings, as will tie other speak
ere announced. -. rs @
= 2 - -.
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Not a Beverage.

"They are not'a beverage, but med
icine, with curative properties of the
highest degree, containing no poisonous
drugs. They do not tear down an al
ready dehilitated system, but build it up
One bottle contains more hops, that is,
more real hop strength, than barrel Of
ordinary beer. Every druggist in Ro.
chester sells them, and the physicians
prescribe ihem"- "-Rachester Evening
Express on Hop Bitters.
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y b @ ID II .INE
PurifeS the Blood & Gives Strength.
Du. Iouo,u ItI.. Jsn. n. ls7s

Du QuolE, IT,, Jan. II, 1878
Nh 81. &. STEVENS:
Dear Sir.--Your "vegetiner has been doing
wonders for me. Have been having the
chills and Fever, contracted in the swamps
Of the South, nothing giving me relief until
began the use Of your Vegetine, Il giving
me immediate relief, toning up my system,
purifying my blood; giving strength; whereas
all other medicines weakened me. and filed
my system with poison; and l am Satisfied
that II families that live in the ague dis
tricts Of the South and West would take
Vsgstine two or three times week, they
would not be troubled with the "Chills" or
the malignant fevsrs that prevail at certain
times Of the year, save, doctors bills, and
live to good old age. Respectfully yours,
r J.R. MTCHRLL, -.
Agent Henderson's Looms. st. Louis, No.
ALL DmsAsss OF THE BLooD. II vEasrrHs
will relieve pain, cleanse, purify. and cure
such diseases, restoring the patient to per-
feot health, after trying different physicians,
many remedies, suffering for yesrs, ia II not
conclusive proof If you are sufferer, you
can be oureii Why is this medicine per-
forming such great curesi It works in the
blood. in the circulating fuId. Itcau truly
be called the GREAT BLOOD PuRlprER. The
great source Of disease originates In the
blood; and NO medicine that does not act di.
reotly upon It, TO purify and renovate, has
any just claim upon public attention. y;
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EyA New York Herald eorrsspon

EEA New York Herald eorrespon-.
dent presents this picture Of Grenada,
IN the yellow fever stricken South: ss'sss.
"In all Grenada there is not q store
open, not q market house, nota saloon.
The Howards with tue exception OF
Rev. Mr. McCracken and DR. Ringgold)
are the only people who are at work =
Many Herald readers, II they were in the
late war. will remember q similar state
Of things on the occupation OF one of
the enemY's towns when the victorious
were in possession and the Inhabitants
had fed in panic from their homes. But
here the situation isa more appalling -
This Is q battlefield whereon few besides
moral heroes dare to stand-where death
is. dared that other lives may remain
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Ass'gisss ssls lss sisllS... IL.

DURsUAHT 70 the eonmand IL a oder
is for sale nom the Mohfss County Probate
Court, will oGsr q public iaIt; % fhsYe5h.
isss near Irish Ridge r. o., n Adsni tS1A-.
ship, Monroe County. Ohio, - :s'i ~
Friday, tks2HKdeyo d Sspsss;5s5:1s7s
the following dssorbsd ssal sststs sitasss ,a
ssid county Of nepfoe e Wis. = s
s1ss'ThAcr. pdst tsf ssssis1 tHRt t-sus;
towpship fbuvs flsts lblr, s56henelng fse
t6S yanA st e'ths mouth sf tksl fsli nae:
thence three rods east; thence thirty -nins
rods north; .thspcs trsnfy, sisht YSds Sodth.
sist q Tie corner 81 wuI.in 1sblty's ssf.
nsr: thshss north via sSi4 nSbi.y hnS -
the corner Of pises u Md dssdsd by Ar
'chibald Bsfkes to Philip .Nolancs; tkshss
with said Aobley'e line 70 the CORNER n lsaas
Rubls,s land, thsnes With said Issaa x9als's
lAnd 70 the Hobbes Ran: thsncs witk baid ran
On sn' agreed lire tothe mouth sf Saia rup:
thence up finsy Creek . ths Alsxsddsf llns:
thence south With said sAlsxsadss Ma .
the mill sasss thshss wisk sai6 mn rase ~
the piacs Of bssinning; also, sboat t1p Serss
Of lard on the Pinsy fosk lof S1nAsh Cissk
absve the grist mill, ON which & anil dsn
and . part Of 3 sacs fof the DE Of said mill
formerly occupiSd by Alsxaalsr and Joha.
Sinclair except absst tAres.l .lbufsA asis Spsa
which the srist mill sf Braey aad Taylor
stands. ~ rsfi. ~. -r7T srfs Ia
rRAcs No. a-Also, ons,isssaA sE sSil
three fourshs Of an aoFs upen .whish said
grist mill Of said Brasy and Taylor ssasls.
lst tract spprsissl q rl,plk. -% II :.
I'd - Sis s..SS i 500. tasfl
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Proceedings OF the County Com
i 10 miSsiOners. -

Proceedings OF the County Com.
missiOners. 81
The Commissioners met in regular
session on Monday, the I'd inst present,
DAVID LENTz, EDWARD OKEY and JACOB
AfroLTER, ST.. ..,s..-.....s.
! John Gatchell, Treasurer elect, pre-
sented bis bond in the sum of $100, 900,
which was accepted and approved.
! The Board and the Auditor made the
annual settlement with W. T. Morris,
Treasurer, and the amount in his hands
was found to be S8,6Sl,1S, which was
produced and counted, and turned over
to John Gatchell, his successor in Office
i Allowed Joseph Hill $500 for work
done on Antioch and river road; A. G..
Hughes $3.50 for work on the Lewisville
and Stafford road.
TUESDAY,, 3D.-A road made by the
Bellaire q Southwestern r R., near
Ozark, was accepted as public high.
way. seft $3.50 a7e
Allowed Samuel Arm $3.50 for work
on Fishpot road ; Ohio vs William Ward,
costs, $l9, 20; Henry Smith $12,60; R
McC Cannon go; John Pfalzgraf SIS,
fees as Infrmary Director.
The petition presented by j. w Reed,
Agent Of the Council Of the lncorpora.
ted village of Beallsvine, at the June
session, 1873, to annex certain territory
to said corporation was taken up. The
Agent having failed 10 publish q notice,
the Board could not act, thereupon the
Agent Withdrew the petition. ay
WEDNE snAY, ARA Allowed n. Smith
$SO,9 for 500 bushels Of coal for cour
house. 81 t,ya sza.ssi - e,,.4
/ Allowed Henry Bender $25, part pay
as Superintendent of Jail building.
The annual report Of the Infirmary
Directors was received and found cor
rect. ~ 80 "a fassz
THURSDAY, 5TH.-Costs in State cases
were allowed as follows: Ohio vs. D.
ffissom, 1880; Ohio vs. jos. Kurig,
1885; Ohio vs. Charlotte Typles, 90
55y Ohio ps Sarah Hartlihe $3.50.
Allowed j. T. Judkins Si19,20 costs
! ID; State cases;J p. Spriggs, Prosecu
ling Attorney, presented his annual re-
| port; ]. IT. Judkins. Clerk, presented his
report; Seibert & Lilley $137,75 fol
blanks, books and stationery furnished
county offices; B. r Wade Il Co., $50
f75 for books and stationery; Barrett 4
Son. $50 for tally sheets and pon books
1IBP.; Spriggs S157,50, part salary a
/ Pros. Atty, including $7,s5 per cent OF
fines and costs collected; Thos.9 Little
ESQ, salary as Janitef; Deter & Reai
|84, so, hook case for Sheriff's Office; Jas
.aMyfes rs cents, recording deed for coun
.tty Jacob Bnrgbacher %, fixing door
aiuck and table in Treasurer's Office; w
4 Long I,5o. tin ware for jail; H. r. Wes
1 FS32, Al, publishing teachers notice an.
1Sheriff's proclamation; c, Fl. Goodrich
Il $50, As for teachers notice and Sheriff
!, proclamation; Isaac Mitchell 800 TO
work on New Castle and Woodsfel'
, road; Geo. Caldwell 875 for work o.
Sardis and Woodsfeld road; Us Soho
field $40 for work on Calais and Lewis
vile road. $50 ,gia sIs..f yfas
4 The Board examined the orders ID
sued during the year and cancelled th
, same. taa sae
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~ The financial policy pursued by
she Republican party may be briefly
sammed up thus: . ss
While the bonds were being sold in
aition and depreciation Of the currency
With which they we're bought was the
rule Is
Now as the bonds are approaching
maturity contraction and appreciation OF
the currency in which they are to bepaid
Il tha rule. ss =
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Hwas II better to ignore and deny
the existence OF dissatisfaction in this
! county, or Was il better to recognize the
existence Of II, and 60 about healing it,
The ansWer to. this question vill justi-
n or condemn the course OF this paper,
which two or three gentlemen have been
atpains to cfiticise. 's'
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LEGAL NOTICE.


VT7iLLrAN B. FORD, Huldsh r. Rodecker
wv and William n. Rodecker, whose post
once address Is Georgetown, Pettis County,
Missouri, will take notice that, on the 9th
day of April, 1878, Matilda A. smith and 3.
Newton Smith fled their petition in the court
Of common pleas OF Monroe County Ohio,
against them and other heirs OF Henry Ford,
deceased; the object and prayer Of said peti
ton, is to obtain partition Of about two hun
dred and ffty-eight and half acres of land
situate in the township Of Center, county Of
Monroe apd State Of Ohio, and being part oi
the land Of which Henry Ford died seized
and which land is particularly described IN
said petition. You are each required TO an.
swer said petition on or before the sSth day
Of September, A. d. 1873. if's Ts's.4 f'f
~ i's HUNTER & MALLORY,
juiy3o, ,'yswe. Att'ys for piainti6h,
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eIiThere is Enthusiastically growing
conviction il this county that the inter-
ests Of the country and of the Demo-
crstic party demand OF every Democrat
/. to go to the polls and vote the ticket
straight. glzsa
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standard Excellence.

The place that DR.. Price's Flavoring
Extracts have won In public estimation
sustains US in the assertion that for stan
dard excellence they have no equal.
Every housewife who has had occasion
to use Dr.. Prices Special Flavoring
Extracts will endorse the above state.
ment.
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aEThe Money Power wants to be let
alone. j
3 That d exactly what the devil-hsh
wants when Il gets its grip on . man.

evIt would be well II the Republic
can leaders could more fully realize that
the public faith is just as sacred when
pledged to taxpayers as when pledged
20 bond holders.