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Pushing advertising too Ear.

"Bless my SOUL" said Col. Crawford,
last Sunday morning, ,sThis is too bad |!
Here's Bulls Cough Syrup in the Bible!"
The Colonel took off his specs, rubbed
them carefully and looked again. "Yes!
here in the 23d chapter OF Isaiah, 18th
verse,-Over 500, 900 hotties of Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, &c, Well, thought that
Bull got everywhere else except in the
Bible. Now I'll give it up; it must be
a good thing" Mrs. G. came in and ex-
Hplained that she cut the slip out Of a
newspaper and put it in her Bible for
safe keeping and it had stuck to the leaf.
So the Colonel was ed.-Stsunton,
"a, .Tindicator. s,e.>
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: SHERIFF'S SALE.
Mary Ann Fryman L ane
Catharine Powell e. al.

ny virtus Of q certain order Of sale In pafti-
II ti0n issued from the courtof common pleas
within and for the county Of Monroe, and state
Of 0hio,in acase pending in said court between
the above named parties; aud to me directed,
| will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door of the court house in Woodsfsld,o ON
Satarddy,the 18Th day Of September, 1877 9,
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 Monroe county
Ohio, to wit:
township five Of range six, except fifteen acres
deceased, to Smiley Pryor, by deed dated
June Is, 1854; and also except forty-six
acres sold off Of said quarter section by said
John Powell to James WOrlsy, by deed dated
juno IL, 1854, containing ninety-nine acres
Also, the southeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter of section twenty-five, township Eve of
range six, containing forty acres.
Also, the following tract, being apart OF the
southwest quarter Of the northeast quarter of
section twenty five. township five of range siI,
beginning for the same at the northeast corner
of the southwest quarter of the northeast quar-
ter Of said section twenty-five, running thence
west seventeen and seventy-eight one hum
6redth rods 70 stone; thence south eighty
rods to stake; thence east seventeen and sew
enty-eight one hundredth rods; thence north
eighty rods to the place of beginning, contain
ing nine acres, one hundred and forty-eight
acres in all.
Subject to the dover estate of Catharins
Powell in the following part thereof, to wit:
Fifty-two acres out of the north end Of the
of the above described land.
Said property SO ordered to he sold is ap-
praised at $1,000, and may sell for two thirds
of said appraisemsnt. t.sss
TERMS OF SALE,-0ns third onsday Of sale
one third In one year and one third in two
years. with interest from day Of sale; de-
ferred payments to be secured by mortgage
on the premises sold.
WILLIAM READ,
: aug12,'78w5. Sheriff N, C. O.
SHANNON and, SrRIeas. & DRlaas, Att'ys.
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NForeign creditors made ! desc,


EEForeign creditors made descent
upon CLARK's grocery stock on Mon
day, the 4th inst, aud removed bis
goods. Marshal MASON entered the
grocery, had the goods appraised and
taken 70 HE place Of business.
On the 10th inst, Prosecuting Attor
ney SpRIeas fled an affidavit before
E q Beard, charging CLARK With forg-
ing The name Of john B. TRuAx to Q
promissory note for s27 81. CLARE
was arrested and entered into bond in
the sum of $500 for his appearance al
Io'clock onythe l1th inst.
Tt is the opinion Of many persons tha,
Mr.. CLARK's mind is out of order; and
IN this connection, Mr. SpRraes inform
ed US this morning, Monday. tha,
CLARK's father-in-law, Mr.. JAMES R
SMITH, proposed to tile an application in
the Probate Court 70 have him adjudged
insane. His mode of transacting his
business affairs has been the subject oil
comment here for some time past. ss;a
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EOI1EsTBIANIsM.


Lady'rider ~. selsR ptsm.,s So sss2El
Five to enter, 8 to start. One hour Of the
third day or the FAR VIII be devoted TO
Rqusstrianism. Tn, COMMITTEES will decide
only with reference 10 the ease, grace ami
style of the coufpeti OF and her ,mn and Of
the horse, No racing will be allowed.
Boy rider. ...... Let prem S.. y atss4
Same conditions as for lady ridsrs,ss z.s
COMMITTEES to be selected on the ground. . Z
Discretionary prsmiitns will be awarded
on msfitoious articles, whether in ths lilt orr
not. 1921 4tsst is7e fNs eea - ~
~ @ FOOT RACING. ~ E1as |,
Man race, So Boys under ] s years of age. 81
Five entries aud to start, toncs around
the ring J ~
committee-Frits Resi-. Oh arlss Lsnsnstsfi,
'Jere Williams, w + Hunter, John P,Spriggssd
MULE RACE q 'f',tii' zsos
To go under the saddle, best 2 il g.. three
rounds 10 the heat. Premium, $s and s2s
Ne owner will be permitted 10 ride his owfi's
mule. The mule winning two hests By consh =
ing out behind in each to be ssafded thssi
first premiums ~ 81 tss ysft, + i,ss
Committee ee-James Gatchell. ,Schuma-
cher, Jr, Il R West, T o Little, A Pearson.
/ P. FARQUHAR, Pres.
Gfo. P. DoRR, Secretary. 9. 'se
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Beallsville, August 4, 1879.

MARRIED.-On July 4th, by S. G.
KELLY. Esq, of Summit township, Miss
RACHEL ANN GIvENs TO Mr.. JACOB A.
EDWARDS. 5sfR#f &
On July 9th, by Rev JOHN Cooper,
Miss CATHARINE MARKLEY to Mr.. ELIJAH
ALLEN.
On July 18th, by the same, Miss MAR
cfssA JoY to Mr.. JACOB KlNDEL.
On July goth, by. Rev WIN. RrEoHr-
MEIER, Miss ANNA KUGLER to Mr.. ADAM
KALBFLEIscH.
On July 3lst, by C W. CLIFf, Esq,
Of Bethel township, Miss Ruth A.
CRo oKs to Mr. LEVI JOHNSTON. Aa
On July Oath, by c. NJ. MILLIGAN,
Mayor of Graysville, Miss MARY JANE
PARKS to Mr. PAToN MORGAN.
August Z, 1879. by Rev. W. H. STEW.
ART, Miss MARY E. ROSE to Mr.. PETER
YoHo. ,9& hstt
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sHERIFF's SALE.
John Eddy
70 VS..
Isaac Eddy ct al.

DY virtue of certain order Of sale IN par.
ID titiou issued from the court Of common
pleas within and tor the county Of Monroe
court between the above named parties, and
to me directsd,T will offer for sale at public
auction at the east door Of the court house
in Woodsfeld, on
Saturday tho 1871 day of September S79
between the hours OF 10 o'clock q. m. and
o'clock p. m, of SAT- day, the following de
seribsd real estate situate In Monroe county
Ohio, to wit:
The northeast quarter of section nineteen.
township five Of range five. Except the part
thereof owned by Jacob Schneider. supposed to
contain fifteen acres, and the part thereof own
ed by Philip Schumacher, supposed to contain
two acres, and the part thereof owned by Henry
Windland, supposed to be ten acres, and about
one-haf acre more or less conveyed for school
house and church purposes) containing one
hundred and thirty-three acres more or less,
also part of the southwest quarter of the
southeast quarter of section twenty. township
five of range five. commencing for the same
near the mouth of Death Fork at the section
line. between sections nineteen and twenty;
thence running with the road on the west side
Of said run; thence with said road up said run
to where said road leads into said run; thence
to follow the meanderings Of said run up to
sugar tree about six inches In diameter and an
elm about fifteen inches in diameter. supposed
to be about eighty-fve perches from the mouth
of said run; thence due east to the east line Of
said quarter quarter of land; thence south to
the line between sections nineteen and twenty;
thence due west to the place Of beginning. con-
tanning seven acres more or. less; also, about
thirteen acres in the northwest corner of the
northwest quarter of section thirteen, town
ship five Of range five, being the land decided
by Michael Hess and wife to Michael Eddy, in
all one hundred and fifty acres more or less.
Said property 80 ordered to be sold is ap-
praised at $3,0r0 and may sell for two thirds
of said apprsisement.
TRRMs-One.third cash, one third in one
year and one third in two years; deferred
payments to bear interest from day of sale
and to be secured by mortgage on the preni-
ses sold.
sasesaa IA ,sirsgk al WIN. READ, r
angl2 ,'7ew5. ;.sr t'sg Sheriff NJ. C. O..
PhARsos 4 DoH.Rrr and HUNTER 4 MArLo.
RY, Att'ys, gHekzs
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Probate Notice. )

tSS sfsiaNSstt-s2 st--JE e4Rsl1S atit
A CCOUNTS and vouchers have been Aled
IA in the Probate Court of'Monrse County,
Ohio, by the following Exscutors. Admins.
srators aud Guardians: NJ .dsig 49, s
First and anal account, eoi Henry Krisge
- Admir- of the estate OF John George Krieee.
First aud fual account Of Jacob seggesser
TX cutor of the Will Of Bafhars Miller.
First partial account of John Ksysor Asssie.
nee Of y. ]. Alexander. an fnsolvent. Z
The final account Of Nicholas Bondi Guardian
Of the person and estate Of Mary Tom, an
simbecile sai nadx ssae : .csis,i
First partial 40 cunt OF John. Burkholter
/ Guardian of the minor heirs, Of Jacob
Burkholter. .t..,.,.,S
First AMI final account Of Mary Nenhart
(Nsibch) G-ardian Of Frederick Neibch's
minor heirs
Fourth partial account Of Harvey Wright
Guardian Of N. N. L.. Wright, q minor.
Third partial account Of ]. N Twinsm Admir-
OF the estate of Thomas Boutwell,.
Auy person interested may ale written en-.
ceptions to said accounts or any item thereo
on or before the 23d day OF August next
when the same will be fually heard and con-
tinued from day to dav until disposed Of.
R.K. WALTON,
july 20, ,'7sws. Probate Judge Y. G. o.
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ITEMS.

The town of Volcano, Wood County,
West Va, was destroyed by fire last
week, The total loss is estimated st
$4,000; insurance $4,000.
The body of the boy, Simpson, who
was drowned last week, was recovered
last Friday at Baresville, about forty
miles below this city Bellaire Leader,
Sth inst.
Mr.. FOSTER now has great admiration
for tour glorious fsg!" He did not
have admiration enough for it in 1851 to
volunteer for its defence. General Ew-
ING and General RICE had. They saw
it in peril and volunteered to aid in its
rescue.
We do not see why the Republican
party OF Ohio should wrench itself in
its effort to defeat the Democratic party,
II the Democratic party is so tore up in
its mind and organization as the Repub-
lican journals would have their readers
believe.
In Cuyahoga county, where the Green
back ticket received about six thousand
votes last fall, Piatt will not get over
one thousand, and the Schlling crowd
will be satisfied with that. Two-thirds
OF the Nationals here, the unbonght
ones, will vote for Ewing. Cleveland
Plaindsdlsr st
DRMocRATs, bear In mind that the Leg
lislature chosen on the second Tuesday
of October will elect a United States
Senator to succeed Judge Thurman, 1t
is the dnty, therefore, of every Demo-
crat to do every thing in his power to
insure the success of the grand old par
ltyof Constitutional Liberty.-&, Glars
uille Gazette. 7fA =
The Seiz Law, passed by the late Gen
eral Assembly, is one of the most sweep
| ing enactments to guard the "purity ol
electionsp ever enacted in this. or any
other State, and If properly observed
and enforced. will go fac towards; pre-
venting much OF the corruption that has
been known to prevail about election
time. The use Of ofmoney improperly
has grown to such an evil that iii is time
THAT check is put to the habit, not only
in the interest OF candidates themselves
lbut tor the general good of the people,
Bellaire Leader. ei- ?
/ ReFERRINe to the statement, now GO
ling the rounds of the newspapers, to the
effect that Judge Kennon, OF this place
is the oldest Ex- Congressman living, the
Guernsey Times claims to have found
one older than Mr. Kennon, aud says
that John Clancy, Sr., who now lives
near Columbus. is 80 years old and was
a member of Congress from 1882 te
1886 Mr. 0haney then is an older mar
| than Judge Kennon, who is SS; but the
latter was Congressman before Mr.
Clancy was first elected to that position
Judge Kennon was elected to Congress
the first time In 1928, and took his sea-
lilo the House in 1926. CZairsvilt
i Gazette
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/ New Eork-Aug. S7-Beeves-l
Market irm at aboutthe current rates OF
Wednesday; Is cars Texans sold at $40
TIC per pound common to prime native
steers 7a@9ac: extra do 10@l4c
Sheep-3 75@5 25 per 100 lbs; lambs
5 0o@6 SO. With choice Jersey do at
81 90.
Hogs-Market weak for live, hogs Of
3 1904 90 per 100 lbs. with three car
loads at 85. e.sfy "a -
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egWe attended the Stafford Camp
Meeting last Sunday, in company with
many others from this place, and found
1t progressing faely. There we're be-
tween 2,ooo and 5000 people on the
grounds, and not single disturbance
occurred to mar the peace and quietness
that prevailed. Rev HsGLEY conduct.
Ell the service in the morning and Rev.
PEREaoY 10 the afternoon. Both preach
ed excellent sermons. The meeting will
continue over next Sunday.
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SABBATH SCHOOL PICNIC.

A Sabbath School Picnic will be held
at TRIMLEY's School House, Sunsbury
township, two miles south OF Beallsville,
Saturday. August l6, commencing at 9
A. N. sl.s ,.---., .,-
Programme.
Song By SchooI-"Shall We Sing in
Heaven" Prayer by Jeptha Duval, Jr.
Song hy Prof. SprigQs and class
"There Will be Joy To-day" Address
by Rev. L. B. King.
Song by Prot Gregg and Choir
"Sabbath." Grafton by John Jeffe's.
Song by Prof. Glass and Choir-'Roll,
Jordan Roll" Biblical scene by ten
small children under the supervision OF
j. L. Keyser-'sSuffer little children to
come unto me"
Other addresses and songs will follow
in order. There will be refreshments and
ice cream, but no intoxicating drinks on
the ground. ~
Every body, with his or her basket, is
cordially invited to help make the ocea-
sion pleasant and enjoyable one.
8 j. L. KEYsER.
RaelIev;llo Apopet A 1870
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Wool.

PHILADELPHiA, August S-Wool-
Improved demand, and prices steady
and slightly in buyers favor; Ohio.
Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx
and above 36@38c ;-extra 36@3Sc; me-
dium 38@45c; coarse 34@S5c; New
York, Michigan, Indiana and Western
fine 34@36c: medium 38@40c; coarse
34@35c; combing washed 3S@45c; dc
unwashed 23@24c; coarse and medium
unwashed 24@3lc; tub washed 38@42c.
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Sow your turnip seed.
Melons will be plenty
squirrels are Nv" ~ 'easo"
Fau plowlng nss commen0sui
1heJuly showers maae 'ne ooln'
Farmers are pleasea WIN 'ne NJ 0'1p., a,l,
.u.a ae ~ ~
sxlnrofsne upstart-aTbe man who sits
down Of, 3 bent pin,
Worms are cutting the hearts out OF
The growing cabbage.
Thieves are about. Keep your doors
isst ana turn your oogs loose
we are prepared 70 iurn'sn Noau : "a
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDER rs.

CEALRD PROPOSALS will be received at
- the Auditors Office in Woodsfeld, Monroe
county, Ohio, September S, 1879, to IL
O'Clock, NJ, for wrought iron bridge across
Barnes Run, near John H. Bridgemad's in
Lee township; said bridge to be 3s feet long
(extreme lengthy and Ia feet roadway, to be
completed BY the Goth day Of November,
1879.
Bidders must furnish plan, and speciHca.
tions Of the superstructure. No bid will be
considered unless accompanied by good
and sufficient bond. The Commissioners 70.
serve the right to reject one or all bids.
By order of the Commissioners.
N. H0EFFLRR, Aud. N. C. o.
july29,T9we.
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No good preaching.

No man can do a good job Of work,
preach . good sermon, try lawsuit
well, doctor a patient or write good mr.
ticle when be feels miserable and dull,
with sluggish brain aud unsteady nerves,
and none should make the attempt in
sucha condition when it eau be so easily
and cheaply remedied by a little Hop
Bitters. See other column.
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Senatorial Convention.

The Convention to nominate candi-
date for the 10th Senatorial District.
composed OF the counties of Guernsey,
Monroe and part of Noble, will meet at
Summerield. on
Thursday, August 14th, 1879, :
At l O'Clock p. NJ. Representation as
follows: Guernsey, % votes; Monroe
%, and Noble 10.
By order
DEMOCRATIC Ex Con-,
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~ 5Anrs Rurrrr, Of the steamer
Telegram, ,is 4 candidate for Justice Of
the Peace. over ID Monroe county. JtM.
b = boss man Of sufficient size and abil-
ity to honor bis constituents in that po-
sition. = BelLdirs Leader. -
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CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicage-Aug 7.-Hogs-Mixed
packing dull and easier. but not quota.
bly, higher at 2 90@3 90; hight bacon in
fair demand at 8 6o@3 So; choice heavy
8 30@3 so; market closed tame. a
= Cattle.-Market active and export
steers in fair demand at S0@5 25;
shipping 4 U0@4 TO; butchers quiet
but steady and feeders unchanged; wes-
tern strong. fs& e4ss
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NOTICE

ITO the Members of Trail Run
j Insurance C0mpany...-The cleo
on the Third saturday In September
from q to 8 o'clock p. M, at the Trail Rur
school house near Mr., Joseph Hills. A full
attendance is desired, as there are questions
of importance to discuss.
By order Of Directors.
WILLIAM HoBURG, Secretary
july19,' ,'79w8.
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Nature does not execute ''snap" judg-
rnents, bat always warns the offender
against her laws by The infiction Of pain.
Give attention to her warnings; land take
Dr. Bulls Baltimore Pills in good time
to prevent the encroachment of disease.
Price 25c. & ~
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1Ths preachers Il, attendance atihe
Stafford Camp Meeting are Revs. Non
cross, HrNeLEY, WoRrHIsaros, FAsr,
PEREaor., WILsoN, GARRErr, BAKER,
KrELxr, ARcHER and DANroRD.
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-esoh susry.~-K-nds ssud. .qusiity -rnust se No.
ted. Entries may be made with The Secretary
Ito Dscehbsrs l.slsc8 If Tfafsf< Sn1
Committes-Ths Board OF Directors Of ths
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OFFICERS.

President-I. P. FARoUHAR.
Vice President-JEssE A. KEYsoR.
Secretary-GEo, ?. DoRR.
Treasurer-W. T. MORRIS.
Morshal-J. X. BUCHANAN.
rAsst Marshal-L, SULEsBERaER.
Directors-L. SULEsBERGER, w. H.
SIMMONS, JAS, ARMSTRONG, H. ROBIN
SON, JAMES WATSON, DAVID 1 ENTZ, T.
G. NELSON, j. K. BUCHANAN.
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Ed. SPIRIT: Announce A. L. DOrr,
Of Noble County, as candidate for State Sem
ator in the 10th Senatorial District; subject to
the decision of the Democratic Convention.
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Memphis--Seventeen New Cases
and Three Deaths. -

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. New cases
and Three Deaths.
MEMPHIS, August 6.-Beyond the ex-
cruciating torture of 9S in the shade
sun all day, nothing has transpired du-
ring the past twenty-iour hours worthy
of chronicling. The new case list adds
upseventeen, one less than yesterday.
while the dead roll shows three inter-
ments from yellow fever and two from
other causes. OF the sick, eleven are
white and six colored, The name OF
FATHER FAHEY
Appears among the inlerments-the sec-
ond Catholic priest to fall victim this
season. Father Fahey came to Mem.
phis after the epidemic to assist in ST.
Patrick's parish all the priests in that
parish having died In :he epidemic in
1873. I, &
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- 1879.
FIRST ARRIVAL.
New Prints. New Muslins.
NEW BOOTS AND SHOES.
NEW READY MADE CLOTHING
Table Linens. Pillow Castings.
Sheetings, aud Full Stock of
DomeSticS Suitable for the Season.
AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES.
All are invited to call and examine our stock.
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG.
mehll,'79Y.
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peck irish potatoes, sweet potatoes, seed
corn, white beans, 5 pound, hops, shalf
bushel buckwheat, waite, melon, ,muskmsl- !
on, lradishes. wax beans; oyster plant,
mustard, LiEs beans, IL carrots, 2
p,rsnips, 3 heads Of cabbage halfbush.
elturnips, - beets, peck tomatoes 3 viii
ter squashes, winter or 2 year pumpkin, s
heads coulifower, ] dozen cucumbers,
vegetable egg plant pepper and stalk, /,
celery. parsley, pie.plant, ruta bagas,
peas not less than pint each lkird.3
citrous, topDcnions,y yams, f25
ceats each. 3gffa s8i gn'sasl
Observation-Disclosures Moore, BENZ
briggs, John s. Holiday. ~
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best photograph 25e
best ferreotype.. s... s.... :. .-...s.. .25s
best chrome, i, .s.S., 4 !. I, !. . !, s 2eS
best steel engraving. g...................2 $50
best statuette. ..................... ESQ
best hanging basket, bead. ....-...,.....2 25o
best picture frame, corn work. ....... $50
do shell work -. -. Z. .25c
do gilt work ........ $50
do mahogany ........ ESQ
best brackets. .................... $50
best rustic flower stand d...............g ESQ
best shells ...........,...... 25o
Committee-James s Smith, Mrs VIM Miu-
sherman, Mrs Dr. VIM Walton, Miss " X
Sinclair, Mrs Dr. 6 W Stewart. -
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GLASS -Thoroughbreds.

Best stallion any sge. .......,.......10
Best brood mare with foal at side... 10
Persons exhibiting thoroughbred animals
will be required to furnish pedigrees OF the
animals to be exhibited, to the secretary at
the time Of making the entry, and dupli-
cate to the member of the Board in charge
when the animals are exhibited to the oom.
mittee
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az The friends Of r. NJ. AtkinsOn, of
Noble County, present his name as a suitable
candidate for Senator of the 18th district; sub
jectto the decision of the Democratic Conven-
ton. DEMOCRATS.
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CLASS O.

Best preserved peaches. ounces, cherries.
plums, tomatoes, grapes. pears, huckleberries,
raspberries, blackberries, apples, watermelons,
citrons, strawberries, neutrality-suspicious.,
currants, mulberries, crab apples, raisins, dew.
berries; ourrant jam, blackberry jam, raspberry
jam, strawberry jam, gooseberry jam. cherry
jam, ounce jam. pear jam. cranberry jam. tame
grape jam, plum jam, peach jam, dewberry jam,
apple molasses, maple molasses, sorghum moi
lasses, ounce jelly, apple jelly, currant jelly,
peach jelly, strawberry jelly. raspberry jelly
plum jelly, tame grape jelly, Siberian crabapple
jelly. blackberry jelly. cranberry jelly, huckle-
berry jelly, dewberry jelly, mulberry jelly, each
25 cents. ~ .Sgss ss s.
Committee David Okey, Mrs, Rebecca Bar.
nett, Mrs. o. F. Dorr, Mrs. 1. Hatcher, Mrs
James E. Dixon. ~