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MARRIED. On October 81. 1880, by
THos. WIL,oN, Esq. Of Franklin town.
ship. Miss IDA B MURRAY TO Mr.. Ed.
WARD MALLErT
On November 6:h, by HENRY J. BEN
DER, e q Of Summit township, Miss
IsorHISE WISE to Mr. GEORGE GIvENs.
Ga November llth, by the came, Miss
HATTIE L. WISE TO Mr.. HEHRY z SEE
BAUGH
On November lith. BY AHDREw TwI-
MEM, Esq., of Green township. Miss
MABEL EcHnLs tc Mr. LEANDER PYLEs.
On December 2i. by Rev. w. BE
DALI. Miss LOUISA MELLorr TO Mr.
JAMES JsFrrRs.
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~ DAvID OkEY, w. T. MALLoRy and
JoHx W. DoHERrr had an exciting run
away near Lewisville last Thursday
morning. They left here in the morn.
ing Tor Stock to wnship, Noble county.
to attend to some business connected
with their profession, and when on the
long hill this side OF L:wisville their
team ran away OKEV AMI MALLORY
did theil hest to pull the team in. but
failed, DoHERrY mhled out while gaing
down the hill: when near the bridge two
sleds we're met; the front one turned
square across the road and the flying
horses jumped. over it, tearing the bed
of the sleigh and throwing MALLoRY
and UKEY about over tile adjoining ter
-ritory OKEY Vas bruizsd some on his
back AID breast, and MALLORY escaped
unhurt. The boys returned to town in
the evening
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SHERIFFS SALE.
George 8. Algeo, Administrator,
W.
Elisabeth Stewart,

RY virtue Of eertsiu order Of sale issued
from the court Of common pleas, within
and for the county Of Monroe, and State Of
Ohio in case pending in said court between
the above named parties. and TO me directed.
will offer for sale at public auction. At the
east door of the court house in Woodsnsld,
on
Friiay, the 3lst day Of December. 1880
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock q. m. and
4 O'Clock p m, Of said day. the following
described real estate, situate in Monre.
county, Ohio. to wit:
The east half of the southeast quarter Of
section nine, township three Of range i've,
containing eighty aores. more or less, (sxoept
two sores sold BY Basil Stewart to Israel
WaIters) and also except tho tract Of land
sold BY Elizabeth Stewart to William Bcksl-
berry, lying east Of the road leading from
Tusl's landing 70 Woods6sld.
Said property 20 ordered to be sold Is ap
praised st 5000, aid may sell for two.thirds
Of said appraisemeut Terms Of sale, cash
WM. READ,
nov so, ,'60w5, sheriff n. C. q.
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DIED..

WALTON-Oi Saturday, December
4, 1880. al l clock. MARY E HARRI-
SON, wife OF JOHN WALTON, in the 9th
year Of her age.
Funeral this Monday afternoon at 2
"clock from her late residence 63}South
Broadway street, Island. Intermcnt a'
Greenwood Cemetery Wheeling Intel
Eqencer, 6th inst
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EWTaURMAx Srmaas, son OF ] r.
SrRIaas. ESQ.,, Last week receivei the
appointmeht of Page to the Slate Board
OF Equalization. His father accomps-
MED him to C,luu uhus on the 9th inst
THusuAH Is bright h,y, and we'll
qualified for the position to which he
hss been appointed.
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rROBATE COURT.

Dec. 2 John j fr,s Admir- Of the
estate VI Hannah P. Hutchinson, decd,
fl, d an inventory which was admitted
to record Sale bill of the personal
property wac filed and recorded.
DC. S-The estate Of Ely Ridgway i,
decd, was d. clal,d 10 he probably in.
solvent
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No more Hard Times.

II von will stop spending so much on
fine clothes, rich food and style. huy
good, healthy fool, cheaper aud better
clothing; get more real and substantial
things Of life every wav, and especially
atop the foolish habit Of employing ex.
pensive, quack doctors or using so much
OF the xAe hnmbug medicine that does
you only harm, hut put your trust in
that simple, pure remedy. Hop Bilters;
that cures always at trihing cost, and
you will see good times and have good
health -Chr0niclc.
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EY Prof. JOHN OaDES, OF Wor,hine.
ton, Ohio, has b, en- employed nv tue
Executive Committee Of the Monroe
County Teachers institute as one of the
Instructors at the next session OF said
Institute commencing December 27th,
1880. He is frst class instructor and
will he present during tue entire session.
Every teacher in the county should at-
tend. ~
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WANTED.

Every man. woman and child. to know that
JACOB REINHERR keeps constantly en- hand
. full stock of Candies, Confectioneries. Canned
Fruits. Toys. Bologna Sausage. Cheese. Cakes,
fies. Bread, Tobacco and Cigars. which he sells
at living rates. He also keeps the celebrated
Summerfeid Fl6tr for sale. Give him call.
Buy the CONQUEREH CLOTHES
WRINGER. Every Wringer WARRAN-
TED. Fer sale at
WADDELL q HELBLINGS
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Wool.

BosToN. December 10-Wool-B Bus
ness has been fair for this season; Oaio
and Pennsylvania 4S@49c; No, l O,io
Soc; Wisconsin and Michigan extra 45c /;
medium 32@40c: pulled 35@50c; comb.
ing and delaine 45@55c.
PHILADELPHIA, December 10.-Wool
Firm; Ohio, 2enns, lvania and West
Virginia Xxx and above 48@50c; extra
48@48c; medium 50@5lc; coarse 43@
45c; New York, Michigan, Indiana and
Western fine 44@49,: medium 49@50c !;
coarse 43@44c; washed cpmbing and
delaine 45055c; unwashed 36@40c !;
pulled 3S@45c.
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Big Hogs.

En- SPIRIT: ] have just, killed five
hogs eight months nd, thats clesHed me
two hundred and fif,y pounds each. OF
the pnlin-china breed. These hogs run
out without any extra care until the first
of Octohrr, with hut little grain, Let
us hear from others
You-s &c. THos. wRraHr. SR.
Antioch, Dec. 4, 1880.
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Settled at Last.

ST JosEPH. NO.. December 9.-Nich,
olas Fnrd, Republican .Greenbacker. re-
ceived certificate Of election to-day a.
q member OF the next Congress. The
vote, rs car vsssed by the Secretary ol
State, shows Ito for Ford. and 81
76S for Craig, Democrat, giving the for.
mer majority OF two votes.
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MOTHERS You should look to
I'm the interest and comfort of your chill
k2fzN drcn. Do not be deceived by trashy
W. worm candy or lozenges, which have
no merit, but try Patterson's Worm Syrup,
which is q pleasant and safe remedy. 1t Is
matlo Of the best materials and always effec-
tual. Sold BY all dealers. 2J cents.
Fold BY J. 7. JUBHINS, WoodsHsld, Ohio.
I, b. PATTERSON, Prop'r, St. clairs
vile, Ohio.
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NOTICE.

nN the 9Th day Of December. in the year
~ 1850, the Probate Court of Monroe Ooun-
ty. Ohio. declared the estate of E zy Ridgway,
deceased. to be probably insolvent Creditors
are therefore required to pre-ent thei- claims
to the undersigned, for allowance, within six
months from the time above mentioned, or
thsy will not be entitled to payment
J. NJ. RIDGWAY.
Executor of Ely Ridgway. deceased.
decl4. S0w6.
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e. The following bills for killed and
wounded sheep we're allowed by the
Commissioners at their session last
week:
FRED BeRrsAx. 8 sheep killed and
2 injured; amount claimed and allowed, /,
$40 sss
JACOB HuseR, 1 sheep killed and in
jnred; amount claimed and allowed. $s
so. -
A 5. MoRRIs. l sheep killed and IN.
jured. amount claimed and allowed, 65.
ANDREW TwiNEx l sheep killed and
3 injured; anount claimed and allowed
el4 so.
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Ohio State Board of EqaaIizati Oh

CoLUMBu,, December 9.-The State
Board of Equaliz tion to- 'ay adopted
Q resolution pr viding that the several
members Of the Board he author god at
anv adjournment To hear and inv sti-
ga'e any and all complaints which are
made in writing, touching anv inequality
OF appraisement and valuation Of the
several counties and towns in their dis
tricts.
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Avae vas an entire stranger to th

DHe was an entire stranger to the
girls present, and the young men we're
mean, and would not introduce him.
He finally placked up coursge. and,
stepping up to young lady. requested
the pleasure OF her company for the
next dance. She looked at him 10 sur
prise. and informed him that she had
not the pleasure Of bic acquaintance
SWELL" remarked he; "you don't take
any more chances than do"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-12-14

HM-. DEL Josxs and family left
here In November Tor Ottawa, Kansas,
with the intention Of making that region
their future home. They returned last
SUNDAY, having had enough ofthe West.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-12-14

WsHoT GUNs. SINGLE AND
DOUBLE BARREL. At prices from $6 90 to
$76 90 at WADDELL & HELBLINGS
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~ The post ,fflce at Mt. Carrick,
this county. Is not run according to the
rules of the Department. A little more
care should l.e taken In post-otlices, at
several points, In this county.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-12-14

eTCaIl at Tae SPIRIr Office for joh
priniIng from visiting card up to full
sheet poster. Letter heads, business,
card on envelopess statements and bill
heads printed on short notice.
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~ALFRED BARON. son Of Col. C s.
BARoS, OF BelIaire. was run over hy
train on the c. 4 P Railroad on the Sth
inst and almost instantly killed. He
was I6 years Of age
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-12-14

DR.. Mettaur's Headache and DyS.
pepSfa Pills, price rs cen's, cure st
once, Headache, Dyspepsia. Biliousness,
and Constipation.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-12-14

E%Deputy Sheriff WILLIAM READ in
firms n. that he saw the little girl. MARs
L sTEPHExs. the only survivor OF the
BrEpsx.AuaH massacre, at Mr.. CAsrER
BrEDEnBAUeH's on the 9Th inst. Mr.. b.
requested her to come up nearer the nre,
when she clasped both hands to her
head and ran ont OF the house. Mr.
BIS family treat her with the greatest
kindness. bat the probabilities are that
she is ilmost wholly bereft OF reason
and can only he restored by being placed
under surgical treatment. No doubt Inc
skull touches The brain at ooe OF tne
places where she was struck, and the re-
movaI or raising the skull at that POM
would undoubtedly remove the ciouo
from her mind.
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DIKD. .-On Monday, December Oh,
1880. near Somer,or, Belmont county
OF intermittent fever, JoHN BATrIx. 3
former resident of Washington town.
ship, Monroe cnunty
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Nep 9abertisen'ents,
One Hundred and Forty and a Half

Acres Of good land for sale. on the B Is. "
B. R., near Armstrong; Mills. Oven loo
ACRES cleared. we'll watsr-d orchard, dwell.
ling houss, lsrgs barn, &c. Terms easy. For
further information apply in person or by
letter to C. W ARMSTRONG;,
Armstrong; Mills, Belmont Co., Ohio.
dro24, ,'60w4. '.rss
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AGENTS AND CANvASsERS
Make from $25 - $50 per
week 90 ling goods for E g. RIDE.
OUT & CO, 10 Barclay stroot. New
York.
Send for their Catalogue and terms.
aug24, '80lv.
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wThir,een persons were recently
added to the membership OF the Malaga
Christian Church. Rev. LINKLErTER
conducted the services at the meeting
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The highest cash price paid for Hides
and Furs. Call on
~ II r. LITTLE,
Wo"dsfeld, Ohio.
November 80. 1SS0-3t
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~ Parties indebted to H. P HUaHEs
are requested to he prepared for pay
ment. as he will call On them between
the 10Th and oath OF December
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new Advertisements.
Fine sleighing last week.

Fine sleighing last week.
Misses MATTE and JOSIE OKEY are
Visiting In ST. Clairsville.
: Our stave factory is running regular,
", and turning out lots Of keg stuff.
Ms. DANKwxRrH slverlises valuable
Clarington property for sale, in this pa
per, : @oi e 81 = Is ~ ea
Rev. BEDALL is holding a pro:rscied
meeting in the M. E Church at Balls
Sille. m avs
Mrs. HEsyfY, Of Wheeling. Is visiting
her father, Mr. JoHx BURroS, Of this
place
Mrs SroRER, Of 1ridelphia, is visiting
Der brother, Mr.. W. B WADDELL, OF
this place. Dc
Mr.. NAcs the wheat dealer is doing
m extensiyc husinesa here. He pays
The highest market price.
c. W.@aARx ,rRoNa. nf Arm strong's $
Mills, offers some desirable land for
eale; see advertisement 10 this paper.
"A Hone s. S. Institute Meeting will
he held mex Sabbath evening at the NJ.
f. Church., Essays, addresses music
&c. relative to SUNDAY School work will
he the order OF the evening. Parents
and friends reQnested.to attend.
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e Tapestry Door Mats at IS cents. nice
Trunk at $2.20. few Carpets. Floor Oil Cloths
at very low prices.
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SwJAMEs MYERs, Recorder; and
HEHRY SMITH. InnrmarY Director. en-
tered upon the duties OF their Offices
for . second term last week.
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nrEleysn n.rried Isdiee, q woods-

(, ~ Eleven mirried ladies. Of Woods
Geld, took sleigh ride to Miltonsburg,
last Friday evening, where they we're
Handsomely entertained st the residence
OF MrPrrEs DoRR An excellent sup-
per wss served BY Mrs. DoRR, in praise
Of which the ladies are still linduleing.
Husbands we're ruled out--left at home
70 take care cf the babies.
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DoxEsrlc SEINE --"Well, wife, | guess
I'll 70 n town, to-day"
"All right. my dear; and as Il is near
Christmas please 60 to JAKE REIN
HERR'S and get me . pair OF those
nice vases; bring Susie nice doll, and
Maggie one OF those nice Tea Sets !;
Bobbie = nice sled or Hobby Horse. and
Johnnis wagon, or Magic Lantern. or
something else to please. And you can
get oil kinds Of nice Candies, Nuts and
tnvs there too. Now don't please, mis-
take the place-it is REINHERR'S,
Main street--for there you will find the
argest ana greatest variety I ever saw.
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THardware of all kinds at WADDELL
& HELBLING's SHELF HARDWARE .
speciality.
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wwADDELL & HELBLtNG'S is Head
quarters for SPORTSMENB Goods. such a
Guns Revolvets. and all kinds Of Ammunition.
Give them q call.
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sHFURNITURE. CHAIRS and BED
STEADS down at low Cssh Prices at
WADDELL d HELBLING'S
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EFas to scHUMAcHRR's for Holiday
presents: Large lot Of French and oommsn
caudies, lower than you can buy thsu any
where else In town.
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Notice to Justices Acting as COrO
n6rS.

Since Justices Of the Peace are some
times required to perform the duties of
the C,uoner, it is important that they
should know that no jury is authorized
in case Of an irq7est on dead body,
AID there is no provision Of law autho :
izing the payment of jury fee ins such
case. See Sections 1921 ard 1922. R S.
J. P SPRIGas, Pros. Atty.
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Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.

IN pursuance of an order Of the Probate
i Court Of Monroe County, Ohio, will oder
for sale, at public auction, free Of dover. on
Friday. the 3lst day of December. 1880
At 10 O'Clock, forenoon, upon the premises
the following described real estate, situate In
Benton township, Monroe county. Ohio. to
wit:
The west half Of The northeast q1arter Of
section nineteen, township three. range ave,
eighty acres more or less.
Appraised at $3.50.
TERxs OF SAJE-0ns half cash in hand
and one half in one year from day Of sale.
With interest; the payments to be seonrsd
BY mortgage upon the premises sold.
SANFORD wRDDLL,
Administrator Of William wsddie, deed.
nsy30 sSewS.
DAVID UxEY Atty,
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FA R M
200 ACRES FOR SALE.

THR undersigned desire to sell their farm
l Of zoo acres lying Immediately east Of
Boston. Belmont county, Ohio. There Is on
the farm two good dwelling houses, good
stable, barns. sheep houses. and in short
every building necessary. Land all lays
we'll; Is we'll watered. and all In grass. There
is three good orchards on 1t. Will sell low
and on long time with low rate Of interest
For further particulars inquire Of
ATKINSON BROTHERS.
novl6, '80m3. Batesville, Ohio.
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BUSlN ESS NOTICES

wMoRRIs Il ARMSTRONG have the
bose Stock of Cashmeres. Fancy Dress Goods
Medium and Lower Priced Goods from 10
cents up.
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HIDES AND FURS.

RE- Thanks TO Senator THURMAN for
public documents.
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FARM FOR SALE.

TNHR farm belonging to the heirs Of Thomas
! Alskander, deceased, 1, offered for sale
Said farm is iu adams township, Monroe
county, Ohio, and contains one hundred an
six acres.
For terms apply to n. B. HILL
nov9, Sons. Woods6eld. Ohie.
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Tw, Farms for Sale.

-
.as FERN as1 :. a ACRES + f. s':'s' cs.s:, ,s;,.
Ohio, 9 miles east Of AcGonnelsville. under
good cultivation (all in grassy and we'll i'm
proved.
Als,, another Of SO Acres.
adjoining the village Of New Bristol, ou
heigs Creek. 6 miles east Of Acconnelsvile,
on the Barnesville road.
The above belong to the estate of B r.
Watson, deceased, formerly Of Monroe Couu.
ty. Call and Sc the premises, or address
GHO. H. WATSON, Fx'r,
dec7, sofa. New Holland, Ohio.
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j. -. RHODES & co.
1862 and 1854 Main street, Wheeling, W, Va
The Osceola times., 1880-10-09

Mr A. D. Nasch-z. rlris. IeaE.. ms. !
hEFs fsi1ilsi is ,l1tl'ss o. bay s A-s Io1ie n
oHs d Ead .eilsTs czn eel 90 tLis ss.so.. 90
The Osceola times., 1880-10-09

trust that might be rendered him,
and we hope T. rec bin soon occG-
pying some lucrative position.
The Osceola times., 1880-10-09
4 Man j. Thrown by :
Mule Against n Tree
and - hIiicd.

A party Of road hands, On Chick
asawbs, after their days work waa
done, started home. Some on foot,
others on horseback. Among those
Who rode xere Mr. Ely Thompson,
who at starting. struck the horse
OF another man, with q switch
the man, inbgeI with tie sams
spirit OF fun, struck the animal rid
den BY Thompson. The animal,
becoming frightened started TO
buck-iump and run, when il threw
its rider, Thompson, violently
against tree. Getting up and re-
mounting his horse, be rode bat a
short distance, when be begged bis
companions 20 let him down, az he
felt weak and faint, but before his
companions could assist hIm, he
fell headlong to the ground and IN
a few moments expired. At the
inquest which was held, it was az
ccrlained that be died from internal
Injuries received when thrown
against the uee.
The Osceola times., 1880-10-09
County Clerk.

Mr.. B. Ii. Bacchus, the new clerk
clcct, has filed his bond, which was
accepted by the county court, and
next Wednesday will be inductcd
into Office. when James Knox Polk
Hale, at the behest Of the voters
will "step down and out"
This change leaves our young
and efficient deputy clerk, Hugh
X. McVclgb, without employment.
Hugh has made the best deputy
that has ever occupied position
in our county clerks Office, and VIC
are satisfied that tho ability, talent
and many business qualifications
displayed by him while occupying
thai position will not long let him
remain idle. Hugh Is fitted to 90
scupy any position Of honor and
The Osceola times., 1880-10-09

ffisr severe test = trl.s- Tsaf-. - many
la--i1z llgs.eLsrs z-d ,l1lsa11s 0f .s-aafss. y
- tss- fLo10uzaiT d-rz1a..rats,i nat Enzf.sa
fea2-z b-leFs - cared al Fsl1sr.1 raore
say f=fnsies. l1za a. olhss Eszze-. .a osa.sin-
- Al noaihly l@feeis e1osssss or weak
nessea. se-ctEg nErTle,i o. sln-ie ll1s.. are
yr9zpiig relieved - IL. use.
The Osceola times., 1880-10-09

Whsa pagsizrsas haze nl4s -ss o. a pre-
scri;f.vl f1r ysa- Ia t1-r TTfTtts prae-ice
rlh cef14l s-1e=ss- g 20 1z-r -tey CT. =
'1aus.af b. gga -a.h r-rf- l--s Fl---L --a-- Ct.
a.. trf ftis q t1l- hT ''c1rTriz zt;--.l-s is
tls c-ss ska i'r. -ae-l1frs PncEly Ast BIZ
tsrs, t-f illsy have Prss-'1 - BE- slszs.nz .
r11k-rf
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WARNING ORDER.

rs MISSISSIPPI CIRCUIT COUKT-FALI
TERM, lss0.
Felix GrsaGy MeCzyOck ii PialBur-
ys.
AOLan BT4nsf1rL and hef
husband, Nm. = Brans-
ford Of Nashville, Tenn DefendaDts
and Tho g. WillIAmssn.
u AFE4ns4-, tenant ia
pOs-easiOa.
~ b. ddsndsnts, MonAh Bsan.f0rd and her
husband VII lam :. BransfOrd, non.rcs. il art-
AZ Harhtd h. appear in this coGFt " hin taifty
.Ays' ahd ait-s - The complaint of he 3 'ailtif
PclN 6rundy Nci5syOck
hiine.s ny hand thiz 1t day Of Oct leo
Lyies and 1hyna-Ou a Edr!ngion, Atty. for
piaihili AcFcigh A -einmc-, Atiys. Tor De
Iendahh, X T. BALE, Clerk,
D. llrgh X McVdgh, b {.
lO-Z.st
The Osceola times., 1880-10-09
WARNING ORDER.
In Mississippi Circuit Court-In
Equity Fall Tenn 1890.

Lacre.la HilI ard
HIN. her k.sbard. uisirtlrs
EE
william -erOy, Annie Car
rs,i ~ .a4 Il c Garrett, her dsand2nts
The DefeIdants, william secgy. Annie Car.
ri 4nd " g. SarrstL her husband are Uarraf
70 appe1r In this touri within thirty day. an
ans%er tie complaint - tLr fIaintiGis I.1ere-i,
hlu and -- Hill, her husband.
Dated September -. l--0
X. z. HALE. Cie.k
y atwood A Asthes. Au'ys for pll.
h --h X. AcFsign. Atty for defdt
The Osceola times., 1880-10-09

Ar ToEAn Eho f-sis poorIy sns /. lsu Of
aehes as1 S4irs O-1e a rsonfs. sh0.ig r.ot he.!-
tate N ne Dr.. DE0a zD3ls's BAG q ? male
Biiiefs i sill rssI.Ts 10 - Asal-A. ~. bald
yoa ~ shf eaabis yoz % - ahead Hiia y0aE
e--4ig duties. Il euEss Ten gszr oll coupIaili..
The Osceola times., 1880-10-09
Personal.

Among the Distinguished per
sons present at the circus last Sat
urday night, was HIS Honor, May
or Jno. o. BIackwoOd, who we are
informed took in said circus on q
"dead head" ticket. Now John,
Hugh Is even with you a last re.
member?
The Osceola times., 1880-10-09

EscLHH FgHALE BITTTEs lnpars rel blood
~ siekly vonOn's cheeks aud strength 10 hel
innscies, ~ giving an appetite, siding digesti0E
and buiiding ~ the system. ~ siekiy women
who need a never failing female regulator, 1ll
BE- delighted with it. IaoTnpi action II i %
apicd 70 single, or married iadies.