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SHERIFF's SALE.
Christian Roth
Josiah D. Wright Of al.

DY virtue Of . certain order Of sale issued
II from the court Of common pleas, within
and for the county Of Monroe aud Stats Of
Ohio Ia case pending In said court between
the above namsd parties and to me directed.
will offer for sale at pnblio auction At the
east door Of the court house in Wvodsnsld,
on
Saturday, the llth day Of October, 1879,
between ths hours of 10 O'Clock q. m. and
O'Clock p. m, Of said day, the following de-
ecribed real estate, situate In Monroe county,
Ohio, to Wit:
The northeast quarter OF section eighteen,
township three OF range Nv.
Also the east half, of the southeast quar-.
ter of section thirteen, to wnship four Of range
fve; also beginning for the Same at stone
eighseen rods west of the southeast corr or
Of the northwest quarter of the southwest
quarter Of section seven, township four
range five: thence west sixty two rods to tue
So Cuthwest corner of said tract of laud !;
thence north seventy rods to stone. thence
= southeasterly direction to the place Of be
ginning containing In ali three tracts two
hundred and twenty nine and one half acres
more or less, the seventy seven acres sold to
W. W. Wright (and being part of the above
PREMISE Is sscribsdlas follows to wit: begin.
ning at tho quarter post between sections
twelve and eighteen In township three range
i've in Monroe comfy Ohio; thence west with
the quarter line one hundred and tSsnty rer-
ches and sixteen links TO y stone; thence
north two aud one half degrees east
one hundred and two perchss and ten links
to stone; thence south eighty eight de.
grees east one hundred and twenty psrchss
and sixteen links to stone in the section
line; thence south with the section line one
hundred and two perchss and ten links TO
the place Of beginning containing seventy
seven acres more or less.
Said property SO ordered to be sold is ap.
praised as follows:
First Tract, being l52 acres, at $4,000 90
Eseoond Tract being n acres, At $l,l55 90
and may sell for two-thirds Of said appraise
ment. Terms Of sale, cash before oon6rms-
tion. ~
wM. READ,
Sept 3, 7s-ws. Sheriff u. C. o,
HVNrIB 4 MALLORY. Au'Ys.
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Second Tuesday, being the f4th day
OF October, A. D. 1879.

is. BY the Constitutiou and laws Of Ohio. the
appointed day on which the qualified electors
Of said Monroe County Ohio. shall meet In
their respective townships, at their usual aud
proper place Of holding elections. b,tweeu
tho hours Of 6 o'clock q. m. and o'clock p.
m. and proceed to vote by ballot for
One person for Governor OF ohio;
One person fr Lieutenant Governor Of
Ohio;
One person for Judge Of the Supreme
Court of Ohio;
One person for Attorney General Of Ohio;
One person for Auditor Of the State Of
Ohio; -
One person for State Trea urer OF Ohio;
One person for Member Of the Board Of
Public Works o: the State of Ohio;
Upe person for State Senator in the l4th
District, composed of Morgan d Washing
of Monroe; A
One person for State Senator in the 18th
District. composed of Guernsey and Monroe
Counties and part OF Noble;
One person for Representative In the Gen.
eral Assembly Of Ohio;
One person for Auditor of Monroe County,
Ohio,
One person for Treasurer Of Monroe Coun.
ty, Ohio;
One person for Sheriff OF Monroe County.
Ohio;
One person for Clerk. Of the Courts OF
Monroe County, Ohio;
One person for Prosecuting Attorney Of
Monroe County, Ohio;
One person for County Commissioner Of
Monroe County, Ohio,
One person for Innrmary Director Of Mon.
roe County. Ohio;
One person for Coroner Of Monroe County,
Ohio; and
One person for Land Appraiser in each
township of Monroe County, Ohio;
Also at said slsction to elect some citiseu
Of each townshis, having the qualifications
Of an elector, as Assessor Of Real Property
within such district.
The Judges Of Election shall keep separate
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TEBe careful how you direct your
letters and postal cards. The Depart.
snent has issued an order forbidding the
forwarding Of any postal mater not di-
rectadste some post-office. Letters and
other matter addressed to places where
there is no post:oflce or opoints where
the town and the post-office are known
by different names have, heretofore, been
forwarded in the frst place to the near
est post office aad In the second instance
to the postrotice in the town named in
the address,, bat the practice caused 90
much trouble aud confusion to the post
officials that it has been forbidden
Uader this ruling letter directed to
B,resville, Brownsville or Jacobsburg
In this county would be forwarded to
the dead letter Office.
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Land Appraisers.

MARRIED On September 7th, by
Rev j. j BOOMER, Mrs. AUGUSTA BAE-
sHoR to Mr.. ANDREW MEYER.
On September 10th, by j. B REED,
Miss E. B MUM to Mr.. JOHN PEEL.
On September llth, by ]. HAUGHT,
Esq of Jackson township, Miss JEssA-
NINE JONES to Mr. HENRY STEWART
On September 25th, by c. W. CLIFT.
Esq of Bethel township. Miss ELIZA j.
CONNER 10 Mr. LEWIS JACKSON.
On October 81. by +. NJ BEARD, Esq.
OF Center township, Miss MARY A. Con.
GER to Mr. Isaac MARTIN.
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Prof. Tice'S Weather Predictions.
FOR OCTOBER, 1879.

PROBABLE WEATHER.-lst and End, low
barometer, threatening and. severe storms in
places; End tn Bird, clear or fair; 4th to 7th.
cloudy weather. with local rains; 9th to 9th.
clear or fair. 10Th to 18th, clruding. threaten
ing weather. with heavy rains and severe
storms in places: l4th to 10Th, clear Or fair:
10Th, to 18th. cloudy. with rain in places; 18th
to 2lst. clear or fair; 22nd to Goth. cloudipg.
threatening weather, with heavy rains and se-
vere storms in places; 18th to 9th, clear or
fair; 9th to Both, cloudy. threatening wealth
er. with local rains: Both to 3lst clear or fnir
The warmer days will be about 1st. 9th. l2th,
18th. gath and 2Sth, The cooler days will be
about 3rd. Sth. l4th. 10Th and 29th.
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Wft would be well for some who
attend the meetings addressed by JAMEs
WATSON to inquire why he voted, when
In the Legislature, to tax every poor
man 81 for each dog he owned. That
tax is serious burden to many poor
men in this county.
Also, inquire OF Il. u, BAKER about
what time he proposes to commence
using swords and bayonets upon his
neighbors who refuse to vote the PoAE-
ROT repudiationists into Offices. In his
speech in this place on Sept. 1st be de-
cared that II they failed to get office by
the ballot they would be coUpelled to
resort to the sword and bayonet to ef-
feet their. purpose. Get your weapons
ready, Mr.. BAKER. You will need them
badly Immediately after the Polls close
on the 18th inst. sEv deeago 81
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CATTLE MARKETS.
East Liberty Penn.-Oct. g.
-Hogs-Grassers, 53@3 TO; Ynrkers
50 75@3 80. Philadelphias, S4@4 10.
CiMcinnati-October Cattle

Cfncfnnati-October 2-Catile-
Common 5000; fair to medium 2 so
@2 75;gpod to choice butcher grades,
3@3 rs: fair 10 good shippers, 75@
A 25; good t. choice COWS, 3@4 40. /.
go d 10 choice hei'ers 3@3 75; COM
mon to fair oxen, 2 50@3 25; common
70 good Texans and Cherokees, 2 25
@3; common to good st 'ckers, 2@3
Hogs-Selected butchers. 8 8O@3
S5; fair to good packers. 3 65@3 80; {;
fair to good light, weighing 1870 to 220
lbs, 3 60@3 75, with some Of less
weight and lnwer quality at 3 35@3 so:
common, 3@3 80; with some low
trashy s'uff even lower; fair to good
s'nckers, weighing 130 to l60 lbs 8 20
as so; with some % pmon stock lower
Sbeep-Common to fair, 2@3c,; and
good to choice. 34@4c; common to
good stocker', 24@3c with some extra
81.
Lambs-6ommon TO fair. 24@3c, and
good TO choice, 34@4c., per 10. gross.
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ETSix Republicans aud two Demo.
Gratis make up the aBRcK" PoxERoY-R Re-
publican county ticket, and they are now
travelling over this county begging Dem
.ocrats to vote for them. That little Re
publican game causes Democrats to pity
the dupes Who expect to wheedle Demo.
crats iuto voting FOR them by promising
to 6Il the offices for less than the law al
lows. The Republicans, nearly all oI
them, will vote that ticket because it il
their bantling. pa 3 a
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GIN. S. F. CARY delivered a sIashing

GIN. S. F. CARY delivered sIashing
speech in City Hall son Monday night.
The Democrats we're immensely pleased
and we suppose they had good reason
for their rejoicing as there is now very
little left Of the Pialt wing of the Green.
bsek party. The Democratic portion Of
the National party will. we understand,
vote solid for Ewing and Rice Beliaire
Independent, Cd inst eG
JUDaE NATHAN EVANS of Cam bridge,
died last Sunday, the 2Sth ult, aged
eighty 1--WE years. Mr.. Evans was one
Of The pioneers Of this county. He was
a member Of the thirtieth and thirty first
Congresses from this District, and was al
so at one time Judge Of the Common
Pleas Court. He had been in i'll health
for some time past Quaker City Inde.
pendent.
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~ The Newark (Ohio) Advance
heretofore National Greenback pa
perl has changed its name to the New
ark Democrat, and supports the Demo
cratic State and county tickets The
Democrat holds that there is no essential
difference between the ground princi-
piles of the Democratic and National
Greentack parties, and that the success
of Democratic principles is necessary to
save the country from the cent alizine
tendencies Of the Republican leaders
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fafa $50 40
poll-book for the election of said Assessors and
the returns thereof duly certified, ss in othsr
caves. shall be made TO the County Auditor a
said county. who, with the Clerk Of the Court
Of Common Pleas and Probate fudge Of said
county. shsllopen the same and declare the 70.
suit; and the County Auditor ehmll. within ton
days sfter opening said returns give notice -
each of the persons elected of his election. 81
Also to vote on joint resolution Of the
General Assembly Of Ohio. submitting prop.
ositions TO amend section Of article 2, sse.
tion Of article 8, and section 4 Of articls
10 Of the Constitution Of the State Of Ohio.
At said election the voters in favor u The
adoption of the amendment of Section I've.
Article two. shall have placed upon their bal.
lots the words, Amendment to Section TIVE,
Article two Of Constitution, Yes" and those
who do not favor the adoption of said amend,
ment shall have placed upon their ballots ths
words amendment TO Section two, Article
two. of Constitution, No." those who favor the
adoption Of Section one, Article three; shall
have placed upon their ballots the words
Amendment to Section one. Article three, Of
Constitution. Yes" and those who do not iavsf
the adoption of said amendment shall have
placed upon their ballots the werds, "Amend-
ment to Section one. Article three, Of Consfitu.
tion. No." and those who favor the adoption q
Section FOUR rticls ten, shall have placed upcA
their ballots the words. Amendment u See-
tion four, Article ten. of Constitution, Yss;s.
and those who do not favor the adoption sf
said amendment shall have placed upon their
ballots the words, Amendment to Section four,
Article ten, of Constitution. No"
Also to vote on joint reso ation of the Sen
ate Of tha State of Ohio. proposing an amend.
ment to sections and 8, Article 4 Of the .
Constitation of Uhio. reorg snizing tho Judi-
ciary Of the State.
At said election the voters desiring Ia
vote In favor Of this amendment, shall have
placed NJ on their ballots the words aJudicial
constitutional amendment Yes" and tho vo.
ters Who do not favor the adoption Of said
amendment may havs PLACED upon their BAL
lots the words. Judicial constitutional !,
amsndment. No." and If majority Of All
the votes cast at said election be In favor Of
said aule dment, then said sections thrss
ard five herein specified, shall be and con.
stituie the sections so numbered in the said
judicial article of the Constitution Of The
state Of lio; and said original sections !,
three and Eve shall be repealed. -,
The Trustees Of tbs several townships of
said county are hereby notified that the fol.
lowing number Of Jurors are arportioned 70
their townships fespei lively, and that they
are required TO select the said number and
make return thereof to the Clerk Of the
Court of Common Pleas, together with the
poll book within two days after the said
Second Tuesday in October, 1879.
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ETHon JAS. X Newcomer has been
nominated Tor the State Senate by, the
Democracy OF the lIth Senatorial Dis
trict We wish be could be elected, for
he would make Senator of whom that
District woald be proud -Wdyae Cosa-
81 Democrat ...as
,JAMEsl K 10 .. first Glass man and
would make No. / Senator.
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~We have railroad In our county.
On last Thursday President MOONEY
mSanted the locomotive and brought II
screaming across the line. Q al
Ca Saturday evening the first passen-
ger train arrived at Beallsville, and was
received with shouts Of welcome by over
. thousand people. 80
Asuperb supper vas set up for the
track hands at Mrs. JAxEs' Hotel. while
Mr.. Isaac HILL entertained the officers
.and train employees 10 right royal style
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RWtLLIAM TRuAx, ESQ.,, OF White
county, Illinois, is visiting friendsin this
county. Mr.. TRuAx left here for the
West Is years ago. He reports his
folks we'll, and everything in a flourish
ing, condition with him. aa97 i5'
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ErThe teachers OF this county have

EyThe teachers Of this county have
the ability to run q TeacAers' Institute
without the aid Of foreign talent. But
We believe It would do them no harm,
perhaps they might be benefited. by
hsvipe . acompetent instructor, from .
distance, present st each session. New
men, new ideas and 40 q matter Of course,
come benefit. s
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Bogus Certificates.

1t is no vile dragged stuff, pretending
to be made of wonderful foreign roots,
barks, &C., and puifed up by long bogus
certificates OF pretended miraculous
cures, but simple, pure, effective. medi-
cine, made, of well known valuable REM
edies, that furnishes its own certificates
BY its cures We refer to Hop Bitters.
the purest and best Of medicines. = En-
change. See another column.
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n HT The sagacity OF the ffi ;ers Of the
B. DIS Win contracting for iron when
they did is demonstrated by the fact that
saving of over $4,000 has already
been made. ~ ea 9e's ''sa
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E% The fulluwin. teachers we're elect
ed officers of the Teachers Institute, on
the 81 inst. for the ensuing year:
Presideat-DAvID MCVAY
Secretary . DoUGHERvY.
Treasurer TAGGERT.
Vice i'residenfs--M Miss BELLE SINCLAIR,
JOHN GgEENBANK and JAMES TAGGERT
Erecrtiue Commitfee-A J. PEARSON,
W. f. WIRE and G. W. HAMILTON.
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ERev. RIDER, Pastor OF the NJ. E.
Church 10 Woodsfeld, has been Return
ed for the next year. Rev. RIDER is an
excellent preacher and is we'll liked by
his congregation and the people gener-
any tii lss7
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HWProf Id. BUREs, State School
Commissioner. dropped in on the Insti.
tute last Tuesday afternoon ana lectured
to the teachers that evening and Wed.
nesday morning
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= WA number OF Democrats from
here and other parts Of the county will
60 to Bellaire tomorrow, the Ssh inst,
to bear Senator voRHEEs. OF Indiana,
discuss the. issues. sa
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Notice to Contractors.

CRALED PROPOSALS for the erection Of 4
- Brick Engine House for the B. 4 8. ".
Railroad. will be received At the Monroe
Bank until IL o'clock, T.. on saturday, 90.
tobsr, IL.
The Company will furnish the brick Plans
and specifications san be seen 1t the Monroe
Bank. .. l. MOONEY,
President B. 4 s. w. Raiiroad.
sept3o,7sW2. t
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Chicago.

Oct. 2.-Flour 4 75a6 25: Wheat
05al l0c; Corn 35a36c: Oats 26a27c
Rye 4Sc: Barley 74c
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Probate Notice.

A CCOUNTS and vouchers have been aled In
IA the Probate Court Of Menros County.
Ohio, for settlement. By the following Ad-
ministrator:
Second and final account Of Jacob W. Powell
Administrator Of the estate Of John Powell
deceased.
Any person interested may die written
excsp ptions to said account, or any item there.
of, on or before the 2sth day Of October
next, when the same will be finally heard and
continued from day to day until disposed Of.
r. K. WALTON,
oct7.,79w3. Probate Judge n. C. o.
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The 18th Senatorial District.

The voters in that part Of the l4tb
Senatorial District, belonging to Mon
roe county, are required to deposit their
votes for Senator in 8 separate box at
each place Of holding elections in the
townships of Benton, Bethel and Wash
ington. The sections in those town
ships, belonging TO the 14lh District,
are: i
BEsroS. Sections s. 6. IL, 1877, Is,
%, "a. 90, 80, S5 and So. i d 2
BETHEL -Sections 5, 6, 20, 80, 35 and
ss. &, -
WAsHiNdroN. 5 6, IL, IL,
II, Is, % and a. 'a@
The candidates are: auq
Democratic--JoHN IRVINE
Republican-FaASct, B. PoNp.
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BaltimOre-Sept. 29.--Cattle-
Very best on sale this week 4 625@
5 90; that generally rated first quaiily
4 00@4 25: medium or good fair qual-
ty 2 37l@3 so: ordinary thin Steers,
Oxen and Cows 2 00@2 25; Extreme
rarge OF prices 2 00@5 90; Most OF
the sales were from 2 1904 90.
P ices were tc off for the best grad.s
and 4c off on the others, with excep
tional cases where &c lower figures were
accepted to affect sales Quotations,
2@5c. but few selling st the latter price.
Mich Cows-The demand is improv.
ing as far as good rows are concerned.
Others are dull. Prices, 820@45, as
quality s.ai4
HJgs-We quote at 5@54c; with 8
few extra at 5sc. Prospects are fair.
Sheep STOCK Sheep are dull We
quote butchers Sheep at 34@54c;
Lambs at 3t@4tc, and generally sold
with the Old sheep. Stock Sheep-Ew,s s
203 per head: Wea,hers 3@Stc :per In.
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Coughs, Hoarseness, Asthma or any
irritation Of the Throat or Bronchial
Tubes. will be relieved by taking Dr.. !.
Bulls Cough Syrup. II has cured thou
sands. Recommend it to your friend and
neighbor. Your druggist keeps 1t. Pfce
25 cents.
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gMr. Fred HorrMAN, Of Wayne
township, recentlv purchased 80 acres of
the EvANs farm, North Of Sunfsh creek,
In Sunsbury township.
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~ There will be delay Of q week
orten days In continuing track laying
on the B &S W for lack Of iron. The
mill which furnished it is overrun With
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New York.

Oc'. 2.-Flour 4 S5a6 80; Wheat /
elal %, Corn 52a54c; Oats 35a40c; Rye
7Sc; BalleY45c.
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cE Ohio is full of. Democratic speak
ers from other States The boom for
EwIse and RICE is assuming huge pur-
portions. ts,.
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cyKeep an eye on the Republican
Greenbackers when .hev come up to
vote They are all FosrER Republicans
for Governor. 7 tea hs.t
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EFT ABRAHAM MYERS. of Jackson
township, this county, died in the Athens
ASYLUM on the I'd inst
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CinCENnalt.

Oct Flour 8 0ca5 IS; Wheat
Hal l2c, Corn Al 45c; Oats 29a32c !;
Rye Toe: Barley 85s95c. eFl
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Philadelphia.

Oc'. 2-Flour 75a6 20. Wheat
27al %; Corn 53a59c; Oats 34a36c
Rye 5Sc
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FOR EWING AND RICE.

"VOte for the men who fought for
their cOuntry."..JAs u. BLAINE, at
St' uoenvlle, Friday evening, Sept 26lh,
1879. ...
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Balttn more.

Oc'. 2-Flour 3 35a6 q: Wheat l
l7al %; Com 53a54c; ats 33a3Sc
Rye 70a75c. ~
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ANNOUNCER ENT.

Ed. Spirit: Please announce that am an
independent candidate for Prosecuting Attor-
ney, ". E, MALLORY.
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EFThe net amount OF debt Of Mon
roe county, townships, corporations and
school districts is sho wn in the follow
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a
he
hM on t tMm
al lease aA
ca no pa M year ~
% aad there
lay aaG Gec MW
estate @ us
Stafford Friday October 81
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1
November
be n hctMar M he
be g in d
M
WoMsfd raspM M GyO
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wooast,eId stock Market.

October 6--Cattle 2a3c per pound
Sheep 3a4u per pound. Hogs 24a3c pei
pound gross.
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sherifF's Proclamation.
OCTOBER ELECTION,
-HzID-
Tuesday, October IA, 1879.

NIHERRAs. BY the laws Of Ohio. rssula-
Wv ting elections, Il 10 required Of the
Sheriff Of his county to give notice before
the time Of holding general election, by proc
lamstion throughout the oonnty, of the time
a. which such election shall be holden:
In pursuance of such requisition. I, Will
liam Read, Sheriff Of Monroe County, Ohio
do hereby proclaim and make known that
the -,.eo,.. .,,..s. ..t.,
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wWomens Shoes and mems boots, best as.
sortment at lowest prices, ut "aif
.H MORRIS & ARMSTRONG'S