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Certificate Of Authority

STATE OF OHIO INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.,
COLUMBUS. August 10 1871.
Whereas. the Glens Falls Insurance Com.
pany. located at Glens Falls, in the State of
New York is possessed Of at least the amount
of actual capital required Of similar companies
formed under the provisions of the Act enti-
tied. IAN Act to regulate Insurance Oompa-
nies doing an Insurance business in the State
Of Ohio" passed April 27th, 1879, and the acts
afaehdatory thereof and supplementary thereto.
and has filed in this Department the statements.
instruments and other papers required by said
acts. and has otherwise complied with all the
acquisitions of said acts which are applicable
/ to Fire Insurance Companies incorporated by
|Ibther States of the United States.
Now. therefore. Joseph F.. Wright, Super
(iintendent of Insurance of the State of Ohio.
in persusnce of the provisions of the Acts afore-
said, do hereby certify that JOHN Jeffers Esq,
Of Bealsville, in the County of Monroe. is au.
tthorized as agent of the aforesaid Campany to
Etransact the business OF Fire Insurance in this
/ state. during the current year, n provided by
bthe laws thereof, SO far as he may be legally
empowered by Letter Of appointment or Pow
lsr Of Attorney, and the instructions which may
/ he given him by said Company. upon duly
filing certified copy of this Certificate Of Au-
thority in the Recorders Office in the County
Where such Agency is established. and pub
1isling certificate of the Company. at least
1'once year IN such County, and filing proef Of
such publication in this Department.
Ia VI = In witness whereof. 7 rhive hereunto
ls4 s@' subscribed my name and caused my
" SEAL Official Seal to be affixed in dupli.
'S.,at cate, at.the City of Columbus. on
the day and year first above written.
r. JOSEPH F. WRIGHT,
Superintendent.
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wJohn White, one Of the most
widely known citizens of Colerain town
ship, residing two miles north Of Farm
ing'on on the Cadiz pike, was stricken
with apopIexy early on Saturday MORN
ing, from the effects of which be died at
nine o'clock on Monday evening. On
Saturday morning be arose early and at
half-past five started out to feed his
stock. From the crib he took some
e' rn 10 b,sketto feed some hogs in
tie orchsrd across the pike from his
house. At half.past six. breakfast be-
ing ready. one OF bis sons was sent oul
to look Cor the father, when he found
him alongside the read lying upon bis
faee. almost frozen. speechless. insensi-
BILE, and breathing heavily. He was re-
moved to the house snd medical aid
summoned but be never regsined con
sciousness or uttered . sentence after
wards. Mr.. White was born February
9th, 1911, on the farm where be lived
during bis entire life and where he died
- Rslasoss Chronicle, 18th isst.
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OBITUAR RY.

DrED.-Of diarrfna, December /,
1880. at the residence of her son, Jo-
sEPH K WINDHAN, in Seneca township,
ELIZABETH WINDHAM. wife of GEORGE
W1NDHAM, deceased. T.r
Mother WINDHAM had passed into her
S7,h year,and during that time had many
troubles and trials TO end ire. She was
the mother OF IA children, and followed
7 OF them to the grave manv Years ago.
You published In The SPIRITsnf Nov.
80, the. death of her husband and son, /,
whom she was not able tn follow ,te the
grave; but we believe she .has joined
them ON the other shore, where. parting
will he no more. She ,ined the NJ E..
Chu' ch ever 65 vears ago. and remained
member until the Lord called her home
to IN the church ahnve Her last
hours were spent IN PRAYER to G 'G. The
last words she sail were: "C, ,me, Lord
Jesu,,and take ma nows;- take me gnick,'"'
and in few moments fell asleep in J.s-
aus She was followed BY. her frisnds
and neighhors to her last resting pl aca
in the cemetery, at Summeifirld, hesiae
her husband. And thus one by one we
are passing away. Time, like an ever
rolling stream, bears all it's. sons away.
But -
There is land far away mid the stars, we are
told.
Where they know rot the sorrows of tims;
Where the pure waters flow through the val.
leys Of gold, ~.
And where life is treasure sublime =:
'Tis the land Of our G ID, tits tha home of the
soul,
Where the ages Of splsndor eternaliy roll;
Where the weary traveller reaches his 20 al
On the ever green mountains of life.
Oh, the stars never tread the blue heavens at
night.
But We think whore the ransomed ha We trod;
And the day never smiles from his palace o.
light,
But we feel the bright smiles of our God.
We are travelling home through earth's change.
and gloom,
To region where pleasures unchanginsly
bloom;
And our guide is the glory that shines from
the tomb.
From the ever green mountains Of life. -
December 8. 1880. J. MAssIE
N. B.-Bv request OF The friends vii
the Monroe Gazette and Belmont Count
papers please c"py2 J NJ
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THE SYMPTOMS

Of Liver Complaint are bitter or bad taste
in the mouth: Pain in the Back sides or
Joints, often mistaken for Rheumatism, Sour
6roNAcH, Loss of Appetite, Bowels alternately
costive and lax; Headache, Loss of memory
with painful sensation of having failed to
do something which ought to have been done
DEBrLfrf, Low SrIRITs thick yellow appear
ance Of the Skin and Ryes, dry Cough often
mistaken for Consump ion,
Sometimes many Of these sympt oms attend
the disease, at others very few; bat tho Liver
the largest organ Ia the body, is generally
the seat of disease, and if not Regulated in
time, great suffering, wretchedness aud death
will ensue.
AS AN UNFAILING specific
For DYSPEPSIA. C C,NsTIPATI)N Jaundice,
Bilious attacks, SICK HRADAcHE, Collie, De-
preston of Spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Hear
Burn, &C., &C.,
Take Simmons Liver Regulator.
This justly celebrated medicine, Regulates
the Liver. promotes digestion, and forti6es
the system against malarial.
CAUTION.
| See that you get the Genuine in cieal
white wrapper with large red ~" Prepare
only by
J. II. ZEILIN & CO.. Philadslphia, P,
l. SOD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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New Advertisement.
MERRY CHRISTMAS
a HAPPY NEW YEAR
TO A L L..

Summss6eld. Noble county, has nine
teen widows.
Mr.sJ T. JupKIxs has our thanks for
home fine yenison.
Several accessions to the M. E. Church
bf Beallsville recently. -
Jons BRows. an aged citizen Of Bealls.
vile, died . few days since.
a Statement OF the Glens Falls In
surance Company is published in this
paper fy's-s .se
DlxoH. RlLxr and YouNs, the Bealls.
VILE millera are doing an excellent bu-
siness.
Teacher.' Institute on the 9th inst. :
Every teacher in Monroe County should
attend. -
Mr.. CLAEA WOODWARD and child, Of
Wheeling, are visiting at ar J b,
NoLL's
Axos ALBERT. of Bsrnesville, hs,
gone on trip 10 Elisabeth City, North
Carolina
Miss ELoIsE WILLIAMS started tc
Washington City on the 20th ins'., where
she will spend the Winter.
The little ones win he given Christ
mas treat a the u E. Church next Sal
urdsy evening.
Dealers in Malaga have psid as high
~ ~ so per hundred for tobacco the
present season.
Mrs RAMSEY GRAY and Miss ADA
OKEr returned from visit to friends in
Illinois last week.
JosEPH GREEN has been appointed SUI
perintendent Of the Belmont County
.Children's Home. An excellent appoint.
ment
Mrs Doctor WALTON and son, Oi
CIarington. and Mr.. JOHN WALroN, OF
Wheeling, are visiting friends in Woods
6eld.
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FThe Judges OF Election .lp Mon
roe Co are fearfully and wonderfully in
Itelllgent. The Trustees OF Seneca town
ship, at the recent election. accepted The
vote Of young man who was teaching
school in the township adjoining.
| After accepting his vote it was con
cluded that he had better 60 to the town
ship where his home was, and vote, and
The intelligent Judges thereupon ERASED
bis name from The poll book, and un
locked the ballot h,,x, took out and
handed to him Democratic Ticket
which he said he had voted, and started
him on his way to his rightful election
precinct Accommodating judges, those
were.-Noble Co. Republican q.
The only error in the above is, tha
there is not one word of truth 10 it. A
note from the Judges of the election o
Seneca says, ssevery word in the article
in regard to voting, eracing a name ant
taking ticket out of the box, is false
Nothing of the kind took place here.
Nearly every Republican sheet in thi'
section of the State published the fling
but we don't believe any Of them vii
have the fairness to inform their readers
that in doing so they published some
thing thai was untrue. x.-.
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PROBATE COURT.

Dec 10 Elizabeth B. and Fred. w.
Theis, Adm'r's Of the estate OF George
Theis, decd, obtained an order to sell
personal property at private sale.
Dec. 1.-THE following accounts
were disposed Of as noted:
Philip Pools Guardian Account; re-
ceived s5SS "a; paid out S4S so; bal
ance in Guardians hands $3.50 "a
Thos Martin, Adm'r of the estate Of
William Nicholson, deceased; received
s206 IS; paid out s2l5 81; overpaid
$40 60.
Alex. Buchanan, Admir- OF the estate
of William Buchanan, decd: received
$2,236 IS; paid out 81. 500 ~; balance
in Adm'r's hands S726 So.
Pnebe Gates. Executrix Of the Will
of Valentine Gates, decd; the Execu.
trix has paid 8l,l92 81 in liquidation OF
the debts OF said estate.
John Hobbs, Admir- Of David Trcm-
hly, who was Guardian Of the minor
heirs Of VIM Truax, decd; moneys in
tie Guardians hands as follows: Jere
W. Truax 1922 80; Hannah E Truax
Sl,072 OF Paid out for Jere. W., $55
90; for Hannah E $50 90.
John Hobbs, A.lm'r of the estate of
David Tremblv, decd; received $8lS
58; paid out S767 80 balance in Adm'r'a
hands $50 66
G Cehrs, Guardian OF James Blattler,
a minor; received 81. 800 81; paid out
$9l Ct; balance 81, ,409 to be account
ed for.
John Kerr, Guardian OF G,tlieb and
Caroline Atil, minors: received 8l87
paid out 820l SO; overpsid GA so
John F. Thoenen. Guardian OF Lilly
Thoenen, minor, decd; received 8l46
S6; paid out 875 II, balance $40 So
which he is ordered TO pay over to the
heirs at law Of said minor, she being
now deceased
j. r. Thoenen, Guardian Of Alex
Thoenen, deeds, minor heirs; received
1896 80, subject to credit OF e25 63
leaving balance of 867l 25, to be &C.
counted. for-ope-6ftb OF which sum
Sl34 rs he is ordered to pay to Fred'b /
Thoenen, he having arrived at age; bal.
ance to be accounted for, S5S7.
Jacob Affolder, Executor Of the Will
of jacob Wtchie, Sr., decd; received
875 IL; paid out $50 46; overpaid S5
"a.
H B Hill, Admir- OF the estate o'
Artimacy Morris, decd; received $751;
So; paid out $50 rs; balance $566 SO
which he is ordered to pay out accor.
ding to.law.
Alex. H. Thomas, Guardian OF Josial
Miller, minor; received 820l ~ paid
out $50 81: balance IN Guardian's hands
$3.50 SO; Guardian rendered his rcsig
nation.
G. f. Riethmiller, Guardian OF the es
tate of Herman Riethmlller. . minor
received SSS 10; paid out Sll ~; bal
ance GIT 46. which he is ordered to pay
to his Ward.
Jere. Williams, Adm'r Of the estate
of Joseph Allen, iec'd; in the hands o
the Admir- 1882 10
W. T. Morris, Trustee OF Mary K
Smith, an imbecile; received 8l67 70
paid out el02 18; balance $65 81, t.
be accounted for.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
Wesley ], Williamson
II. A. Williamson.


DY virtue OF certain order OF sale issued
IL 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
s.., aoor ~ ,be con,t bonss In Woodsasld
on
Saturday, the 10th daY OF January, 1851.
h..u.., ,ha hoor. NJ IN o,clonk a. m. An, I
$3.50. - eta a.v ths so,,ov,n. A.
s,s;Ssd ,e.i ss,.,s situats in Monroe oonntv
80. IL.
onlo, " WIZ
Being part OF the nortneass quar'er ., sec.
ton twenty nve, ana part OF ene .outneast
quarter 0, seceioh 'weuty siA' 'o"usniY su.vo'
OF range hve. com nenolns ~ = ssoueIn suo
secuon ihe on n1 S"u'no"'s 1:nN =, 'no ..,'''
Muskingnm Oreek, from wn'cn SS'"e syea'
more' thirty SIX inones IN aia.neter. oe'rs sou
seventy degrees ives. we've :ilks' snence no' VI
sixteen rods ana e.E En.Tsn 1e ihNs " o1.he, u
the iano oeeusa 70 'ne l,ussees - sno Messo.
0isS Onurcu io' .aonoo "os. ~.
rods' tnence nor'n MAeeen rous " . ssne'
snence east hse rous " s.olo on sne oc1.so' s.'
nne' tnence nortI sesen'y-nve rous auu nve
INKS 10 tne sec'ion oorhel' 'nenor .or sn iou'
rods ana sixteen nhss 10 - notch IN ;issse
rock; thence nortn elSnsy degrees wese cl1n.
rods; thence north seventy TWO degrees ives.
eight rods; thence nortn Sixty SIN degrees wes'
eight rods; thence north sixty seven degrees
west SIX rods; thence nortes Sixty degrees We
SIX rods; thence noren n,ey oeerees ives.
eight rods; thedce nortn iorty SIX degfes
west ten RODS thence nortn tnl,ty Iour
degrees west eign. roas' thence nor'n n''een
degrees west ten roos' tnence norsa tweh'y es.
grees west SIX roos' tnehce nottn .oureseu roas
thenoe norm twenty oegtees west .we'se D' toas'
thence north snhty SIX aesrees "est sesee roas y.
to stone wnsre maple twelve incnes m o'.
ame'er bears nortn tnlrSy .wo oeyrees eass
eight INKS ana oeecn WE'VE ,ncnes oears sou'n !,
SIXTY 1our degrees west zen ilnAs' ''nenoe wese
twenty one foos 70 s'"he Wnels ssr'ice io"r
inches IN alsmote. Oeass soutn h,,y Two Ae'
grees east eignteen INNS, 'henoe s'u.n nve anu
nan degrees eas' 'or'y one lou- a.a seven. u
Teen INNS 70 "u ,eoou 0o1 .aonsa .s. -.
dlame'et nor.a my e'sns u.s.eo. 49, n'eeu
roos anu W. S.,s 49,. .sty a.t tm,sa ~ :,
"a 80 savsntssn GmL. 10 : cbestnut .osk
.ous anu - S;.a.ss.- 49,, ..',..L 49, :.
sMen1 i a - - ,;.Ss -, ~ a.;dS,s os .ha RI.
tls Mnsk;nynm Creek: thence south forty one
and halt degrees east forty seven rod. and
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ITEMS.

DIR. r. B TAYLOR, Of Summer field,
has sold his residence TO Jas. Buel. and
will remove to Kansas In the spring
Republicans s.
THERE are nine glass manufacturing
concerns in Belmont county. having Is
furnaces, 15l pots and employing l.106
persons. We think this county exceeds
any other in the State in the manufac-
ture OF glass.-Gazette.
FIVE head of vearling steers died o!
pneumonia, on the farm OF w w. Col
Inns. in Noble county, during the late
colt snap. Several other cattle in the
same flock were attacked with the same
disease, but in milder form
JOHN (PossuM) Coss, the young man
who was charged with throwing stone
into Democratic procession at Mar
tins Ferry, last fall, which struck man,
fracturing bis skull, and who was indicted
for assault with intent to murler, was
acquitted by the jury on Tuesday,
Belmont Chronical, 18th inst
A GUERNSEY county farmer sold with.
in the last Is days about "a 600 worth
of farm products, amongst which we're
l,050 feeces of wool. car load of cat
tie, nearly 500 bushels of wheat and
some hogs. He is Alexander Miller, oil
near Cumberland He is the owner oi
nearly 800 acres OF good land.
A LARGE amount OF wool has changed
hands in this County the past fortnight,
4 ~ cents. Buyers as we'll as sellers
j off for the present Some Of our
best clips will he held for so cents, and
where it has been properly washed and
in Eve to seven pound neecss it is likely
the grower will realize that figu.s.-No-
bic County Republican.
TIE B. & S. W. Railroad has been
taxed to its utmost capacity to handle
all the freight given to it during the pasl
two weeks. Superintendent Cochran
has been making 1t lively for the road
and when he gets on the train in tbs
morning to 60 out along the line, tl,ey
say, "well, every thing loose will have
TO come in to-day and sure enough Il
comes, but the "boys" insist that "it'i
mighty hard work "-Bellaire Tribune
A CoLuxBus dispatch says that GOV
Foster mas signed an order disbandine
Co D. of the o. N. q. Co. D is sts
toned at Bellaire, and the action Of ths
Governor is taken in compliance with =
request from 9 committee Of the Git,
Council of that place, who complain
that the company is nuisance; that it,
officers are inefficient, and discipline a
such low stage that the organization
would he Of no use in an emergency re
quiring the services of the military
Belmont Chronicle
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MARRIED On Dec IL. by Rev JOHN
A WKIeHr, Miss MAMIE RfHAWkNs
to Mr.. WILLIAM R. MokaAs.nias9 .
On December 1st, by Rsy. GEeRaE
NJ. WILsos, Miss ELIzABErH MuRREY to
Mr. GrORaE W McFADDnFTT
Oh December 12sh, by e. L. LYNCH,
Esq, OF Perry township, Aiss1 UasULA
A Mason to Mr. GEORGE f. MoFrErr.
On Nov. l4th, by j. N. GREEN, ESQ.,,
OF Seneca township, Miss ELIZA HOUSE
MAN to Mr. RANDoLpH SrALDER.
o. N .vemher 18th, by w. +. HURD,
Esq of Salem township, Miss LoUlsR
KIArLE to Mr. JOHN W. SANFORD.
On N,vem5sr 1s b, ny Rev. JOSEPH
N. NuGeKr, Miss MARaAREr y. PRYoz
to Mr.. e F GlvINs.
On December 7ta, by W. T. HURD
Eq, Miss AMANDA THOMAS to Mr.
JOHN H BUsKIRx
On December 9sh. by Elder j. j
HURD. Miss LEvENAH SHAW to Mr.
Jons RuFF.
O.i O..ober 7sh, nv a IIosKtNsos
E:q of Lee township, Miss CARoLtHl
AkaU. to Mr. GEORGE WHITE
On o ;tober 2lth. by the same. Mis-
NJ X. CooLhY to Mr.. e HosKINsoN
ga November 7l.f, by the same. Mis-,
MARaAREr e JONES to Mr.. HARVEY E
SrkwARr.
On December 9th. by the same, Mis-
z. j. SMITH 70 Mr, SAMUEL GIGLI.
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What a Farmer Says of tho Use of
Carbonate of Lime DuHt,

ERIE, Pa, Aug. 26, 1917.
The Ground Lime Stone purchased
last fall / used on an old meadow badly
run down, seeded it with rye, without
nsing any other fertilizers or mannIes Q!
any kind. To my great surprise the re-
suit produced was wonderful and most
satisfactory. The rye was Of excellen,
growth and as good as l ever saw, will
an excsllent catch of grass. Indeed my
meadow was benefited four fold the cos,
Of the Lime Dust and consider it The
cheapest fertilizer for our clay lands in
the market and within reach of all. Ad
vising all farmers to use it. e
I am Respectfully and Truly,
WV. S BRowN.
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AFA' tire annual election Of Central
L,dge N, 279, F 4 A. NJ. at Calais,
the follnwing officers were elected for
The ensuing year
VIM. Breeden. w. N I; Josiah Miller,
IS W.; T 5 Cleveland, j W.; C. L.
Kroning. Tr C L Eberie. Sec Philip
Thomas. s. D Robert Coalter, j. D.
John H. Goodhart, Ty.; Wm.sDeal, J
N Danford, Stewards +
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Many mothers are often alarmed
LnN at the first symptoms Of worms In
WIA their children--and in purchasing a
~ remedy have foisted them upon na,l-
seous medicines, which are distasteftll and
ruinous. to the patient. Use Patterson's
Worm Syrup which is pleasant, safe and
effectual. "Children cry for it." Sold by all
dealers. 2J cents.
Fold by ). T. JUBKINS, Woodsfeld, Ohio.
!, h. PtTTERsoN, Prop'r. St. clairs
vile, Ohio.
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EDWARD t.KEr.


DoMEsrlc SCENE -"Well, wife, guess
I'll GO t. town, to-day"
"AlI right, my dear; and AZ it Is neal
Christmas please 60 to JAKE REIN
HERR'S and get me pair of those
nice vases: bring Snaie nice doll, and
Maggie one OF those nice Tea Setts
Bobbie a nice sled or Hobby Hrse, and
Johnnie wagon, or Magic Lantern, OIL
something else to please And you car
get all kinds of nice Candies, NUS AMI
toys there too. Now don't please, mis-
take the place-:t is REINHERR'S
Main street-for there you will 6nd the
argest ana creates, variety I ever saw
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AGENTS AND CANvAssERs
Make from $25 - $50 pei
week selling goods for E. q, RIDE
OUT & co, 10 Barclay street, New
York.
Send for their Catalogue and terms.
aug24, '80lv.
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Christmas Excursions!

The. Baltimore and Oaio Railroat
sends greetings. to its patrons by ,an,
nouncing that on December 2'd, 24tl
and 25'h. 1880, round, -lriA tickets a
Cheap Excursion Rates will be sold from
all Stations to al Stations, on the Trans
Ohio Divisions, including Chicigo
Whreling and Washington. Pa, --.-
Tae.e tickets will be good on all reg
ular passenger trains, and are good re
turning Until Dec 27 h, 1880
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How to save Money.

In diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder.
Urinary Organs. and Lame Back, avoid
all internal medicines, and plssters, which
at best give hut temporary relief, ard
use DAY's KIDNEY PAD, which will save
YOU annually many times its c,st in doc
lors' bills plasters and insiicines,
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"A CARD
STAFFORD. OHIo, Dec. 10, l

STAFFORD. OHIo, Dec. 10, 1880.
Mr.. H. r. West, Editor Of Spirit:
Cap. j. w II Brock in a?netc to
you saws that he signe,i the Wilson.
Book article scheerfulv" and that he
never said to any one that be ''did it re.
luc,an,lys" q
Previous to this time Capt. Brocb
said to me that he was moi satisfied with
regard to the R-v. Wilson's case, as re.
ferred IT, in said communication.
Yours truly,
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HIn these days oftax receipts COM
pare what Mr.. Hoist gives you in form
with the following shown "a by Esq.
Frank McNeal of Wstertown "Receiv.
ed of John McNeal one Dollar fifty
cents or the amount OF the County Tax
for the year 1897 which is TO Discharge
So much from him.
IcHABoD. NYE. Collector.
I MARIErrA, April "a, 1888.
) John McNeai was the grandfather oil
Frank McNeal, E q and Icbabod Nys
was one Of the first settlers Of Marietta
-Aarictta Register.
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p9 Rev. Elmunds VII, has heen alb
sent visiting friends in Stark county, re-
turned home last Saturday evening, and
gave US splendid discourse sunday NOR.
ming from the text, "But God forbid that
l should glory, save in the Cross of our
Lord Jesus Christ
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( az JACOB REINHERR has just received the
largest Stock of Candies in the county, which
hetwill sell ut reason ible prices School Teach
ers. Sunday Schools and Parties supplied at
Wholesale Prices. He also keeps supply Of
Fresh Taffy of his own make. Cakes OF sll
kinds. Oysters, any way called-for.
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NOTICE.

nN the Sth day of December. in the yea1
~ 1850. the Probate Court Of Monroe Ooun-
ty. Ohio. declared the estate of Ely Ridgway
Deceased. to be probably insolvent Creditor,
are therefore required to present thei- claim,
to the undersigned, for allowance. within six
months from the time above mentioned, Of
they will not be entitled TO payment .
]. M. RIDGWAY,
Executor of Ely Ridgway. deceased.
deol4, ,S0w6.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-12-21
Father is Getting Well.

My daughters say, "How much better
father is since he used Hop Bitters." He
is getting well after his long suffering
from a disease declared incurable, and
we are so glad that be used yonr Bitters.
"A lady OF Rochester, N. Y.-Utica
| HeyaL
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-12-21

AR Attention is called to the adver-
sisemeut OF the Belmont Fertilizer Com.
pany. This company is prepared to
furnish pulvesized limestone to OUT
farmers by the ton or hundred pounds
at exceedingly low rates. As iertili'
zer I, is pronounced superior to phos
plate and bone dust. Let our farmers
give it q trial