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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-30
lille Bits Of Gosaip

Pcrsonal-John, come back; all is
forgiven. Pa kicked the wrong man.
He did not know it was you. Stella.
Nothing is easier than fault-tinding.
No talent, no self denial, no genius, no
character, are required to set up in the
grumbling business.
"Ahw remarked Fogg, as he gazed
bashiully at the ballet girls, NOW |
understand the full significance of the
passage, The body is more than raj
ment.'
Mrs. Drury, of Cleveland, has set q
new style. She has her husband repri-
manded in court because became home
with strange hairpins sticking TO his
coat.
Do not blame the young gentleman
for not giving his seat to that elderly
lady with the child in her arms. Per-
haps his legs are as weak rs his head,
poor fellow.
1t may be mean TO give away secrets
and tricks of the trade, but the new
market and coachmen'S coats worn by
the ladies are padded on the hips and
elsewhere.
a person who was sent to prison for
marrying two wives excused himself by
saying that when he had one she fought
him, but when he had two they fought
each other.
A Rockland man, who had been
drinking, went home the other night,
and growled SO at his wife that she called
him her sour mash. He said if she
called him that again he'd liquor.
In Japan when a young man falls in
love with girl, he ties q branch of
mistletOe to the door of the house,
which, If allowed to wilt and die, i'm
plies that be isrejeeted, but if it is taken
In and done for, so also is the young
man.
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HORSE COMPLAINTS.
G..r..poudel,ce nf lie Re1i.scr.

Correspondence " the htgt'tcT.
ReaGng au article in your paper in
T. uaru 10 a number of deaths of horses
from cole recalls to- nay mind fact that
nav hr. ui service 10 some Of your read
ers in future. Last spring, while visit
ing in Ne>lchester county, y. y, IN
the Vicinity OF the farm owned 10y son
oil General Grant, j WAS Informed that
2 Vaiuab.e Arabian stallion, one OF the
Generals numerous presents, had been
suffering from collie for day or two
and uone OF the local horse doctors
could uU anything for his relief. The
General auG MS son were Doth al the
place al the time, and after seeing all
done that seemed possible went to New
York, not expecting 1t possible Tor the
horse TO live until night. After they
left some one advised getting 3 Yeterl-
nary surgeon from Danbury, Conn.,,
which was done ut once, and III less
than an hour after his arrival the horse
was on his feet and rs well as ever. The
only remedy used was one that is used
with the human kind for the same COM
plant, viz: "HypOdermic injection OF
morphine" Now, please don't let any
of YOUR readers waste time in consulting
works on veterinary sugery to prove the
truth of my statement, and, because
they may not find any evidence of the
fact, occupy your space, as one OF your
correspondence did, IN trying to prove
hy negative testimony that | was IN
error as 10 the Battle of the Bees
Eotb my statements can be verified.
Correspondents controversies of this ma
ture are exceedingly tiresome readiug
to me, and | sincerely hope that moth
ing may write will. occasion one. |
will always be pleased to answer all
questions privately addressed to me in
regard TO any statements. L endeavor
Only to state facts that may he of SER
vice to others in recompense for the in.
formation | receive through the REG
ISTER.
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Contributed.
French keans.

The nice flavor of this wholesome
vegetable depends not only on its fresh
ness, but also on the mode Ell cooking.
When very young and very small, it
is better not to cook them, but simply
take OIL the tops and tails, and thin
slringy strip az each side OF the bean ;
then wash, but do not leave them in
water. Throw them into saucepan OF
fast boiling water, with a tablespoonful
Of salt to each half gallon of water. Boil
quickly, with lid oil, till tender, and at
once drain in q cOlander, taking care to
bake or press gently with wooden
! oOn every drop Of water from them.
. rye very hot, with pieces Ofir5sh but
ter between each layer Of beans. When
The bears are not so young or so small,
they should be cut into thin slanting
-iriI :, and dressed in the same way.
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KING GOLD.

Oh, great Ia King Gold; from the days Of old
All the world hath bent before him.
And millions to-day are proud OF his sway
And the shining banners DER him.
At his high command armies, marshaied
Are carried DER land and ocean,
While monarchs are made where bis hosts In
BY his scepter's royal motion.
In his pride of heart he standeth apart
And wrappeth mis- ermins round him,
While the poor and low in their time of woe
still callouS and stern have found him.
He buildeth for fame and q sounding name,
That the rich may stare and wonder,
But never q care hath his heart to spare
For the lowly cnrrent under.
Stand aside, we knsves, q kings banner
Now raise your triumphaI arches
with flowers
Where his stately presence marches.
From the holy shrine, from senate and mine,
Come worshippers, wildly pressing:
Oh, they would not miss that kings hand TO
hiss.
Though life were paid for the blessing.
Go to, mighty king; pray. why should we
such offerings to thy gloryr
e; truth be tod, your maieSty's gold
Hath only lowly story.
Though naughty thy men, and cleaning IN
sheen
From helmet to ieweIed sabre,
Not regGlthy bTih-thou vast born OF EARN
And thy fathers name was Labor.
-BosioH Transcript.
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GUTTER MAKING.
Correspondence Of the Register.

The character of the average butter
Of these United States is far below that
Of any other country in the world. Inc
agricultural shows seem not to know
this, or ignore the facts by offering such
ridieulOusly low prizes and so few of
them for the "beSt butter" that little
or no emulat- on is excited amongst
farmers.
A little more attention to the pro-
ducts of the dairy so placed as to reach
the poor butter makers, or the makers
of poor butter, take you choice of terms
would add hundreds of thousands OF
dollars to the pockets Of those who are
the cause of this rank evil, and also
raise the grade Of butter above that OF
oleomarsine. 1.-THE officers of agricul-
tural shows do not know how bad but
ter can be made, let them shun all
railroad lines and travel horseback out
into the country, stopping over to eat
at the poorer farmhouses, and they will
thenlearn who makes it, how it Is made,
and why il is made and sold.
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FARM AND GARDEN NOTES.
OriuiRal and Compiled.

l.. III. Baily, one Of the large apple
growers of Michigan, says he can make
more money out of apples at twenty.
five cents bushel than out OF wheat at
one dollar. Good apples never retail In
this market as low as twenty-five cents !;
they are seldom sold at less than forty
cents a bushel. At this rate they are
worth double the value Of wheat, acre
by acre, one year with another. Why
do not our farmers pay more attention
10 their orchsrds.
The following method for pressing
leaves is most satisfactory: Take q
thin sheet of cotto1 batting; place the
leaves with dainty touch upon them;
cover with another sheet, and place all
under slight pressure. Unless the
leaves contain much moisture, they
need not be touched. In that case,
however, change the cotton.m day or
two, and leave until wanted.
Ifseeds are to be keep over year
they should be placed in q cool location
and exposed to the light and air. Keep
ing them in the darkness weskens
vitality, perhaps from 8 tendency 70
grow which darkness incites, but unsc-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-30
She MnnIdn,t be There.

4 young jady, who thought her per-
sOusl charms gave her the right to be
disaGrteaule, was present a few nights
since at a parry, during which quarrels
between husband aud wife were dis
cu>sed. - think" said an unmarried
elder son who was present, Chat the
proper thing is for the husband TO have
it out at once, aEd thus avoid Quarrets
for the future. | would light cigar in
the carriage after the wedding break
fast, and settle the smoking question
forever" az would knock the cigar
out OF your mouth" interrupted the
belle. "Do You know, | don't think
you would lie therew quietly remarked
tie elder son.
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Woman.

Dear woman! Strange Il is that She
SLCn OypCSIteS involves;
AId very deep a man must be
Who that enigma solves.
Just view her aSshe, smiling, stands;
n paradox is there.
LOOK al her soft and dimplcd hands
Yet how she bangS her halr.
How woman studies To unite,
ECOnOGy with taste;
But spite Of that you'll find I'm right,
She loves = little waist.
In such soft arms there seems TO be
just strength To WELD fan;
But stiu you'll lind how thoroughly
Sne shakes q poor young man.
Her Uua>suning mOdesty
JhE mind with WOE der fills;
ECt ,her Just see how es.ily
she puIS on lots Of frills.
But wOmGn'S heart is kind and warm Il
Her faults are trivial, small;
+ or beauty lcuCS 10 all n CCuTm-
Her love GtOnes for all.
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Celery on Toast,

Trim tie roots and cut to the same
ength about six inches) three heads of
celery; wash them carefully, tie them
together with a string, parbOil them a
few minutes and drain. Put layer of
bacon in a saucepan, lay the celery on
this, with an onion and a carrot sliced,
u bunch of sweet herbs, pepper, salt, a
blade of mace or few cloves; fill up
with enough stock just to cover the GEL
cry, and let it gently simmer till done.
Take some of the liquor well freed from
fat, thicken it with little flour and but
ter; pour it on dish. Have ready a
number Of slices OF bread cut to q uni
form shape and fried in butter; arrange
them on the sauce in circle, dispOsing
haifa head of the celery on each.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-30
MANS JOY AND TROUBLE,
Meaning the ladies---May Heaven
Bless EN- All.
Some Things Prepared for their Especial
OeIectation-0dds and Ends
Concerning Them.

They me; when they were girl and boy,
Going 10 school one day,
And "Son't you take my pea -,o2, deSr:'
Was 81 that he could say.
she Bit EeI little pinafOre,
Clcse TO his side she came,
SGew hlspered, mo, no, thank you, Tom, 4"
But took IL Sll the same
They met one day, the Self-Ssme way,
When ten swift years had down,
He said, "l've nothing but my heart,
But that Is yours alone"
And Won't you take my heart:" lie said,
And called her by her name,
She b.uShed and said, mo, thank you,
Tom"
But took 10 all the same.
And twenty, thirty, forty years
Have brought Thorn care and jog,
she has the Little peg. top still
He gave her when a boy.
Il have no wealth, sweet wife, says he.
awe never brought you fame"
She VIII pers, NO, no. thank you, Tom,
You have loved me ali the same"
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AcsTaero be Architects.

ing iIliIguIly; they cannot all be m ar.
rieG, and thus Jump on the shoulders
of men TO carry them through the
world, aUd, therefore, they must shift
for themselves, ami a bad business that
is at tie beet. The idea has been
preached that n woman should be a bet
ter planHtr OF domestic arrangements
and comfort in the construction OF
house THAI 4 man. But there is little
more required; there Is q great deal to
learn, AMI much practical work To be
gone through; but = Miss lingo Jones
or a Miss Jennie WTeH may arise among
us if the Ilya Is fostered. Why should
not women he architects.
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How HP Escaped.

well, my dear, said an Austin man
to the wife of his bosom, ''sh&li call
for you, say at O'Clock this afternoon ~
"Call for me. Why, what for" in
quired his wife in an evident tone OF
surprise.
80 go to the milliner's after hat"
after hat? Why, hubby, didn't
we get new hat for me only yesterday?
What on earth are yOa talking about?'
80, | forgot, surely. Why, yes, so
we did. see it now very plainly. 1t
is only every other day you want new
hat"
by stepping out hastily and holding
the door shut, he managed to escape
mtrited punishment.
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CDnLD Diei.
Chicken Pie.

Cut the chicken into pieces; season
with salt pepper, little mace and sweet
maricram; make good paste-crust,and
lire the sides of the dish and rim; lay
lie chicken into the dish very close;
lredge in some Hour, add q little butter
L small bits, and a cupful of hot water
or veal stOck-enough to ill the di5u
cover with the crust; cut hole in the
.op and bake half an hour. If the
chicken Is not very young, boil with
some strips of pork half an hour before
It is cup up. A few of these strips flavor
he pie nicely in either case.
A FRIEND.
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A rsistaken Woman.

A POttsville, Tenn, woman hurriediy
sent for a doctor aud informed him
that one or two of her false teeth had
lodged in her throat. He tried in vain
to dislodge them by ordinary methods,
and SAID that an operation must be
performed. The woman was too ner-
yous and timid TO permit this. After
fasting and suffering for two days she
found the teeth in u drawer where she
had put them. Then the pain gradually
disappeared. There had been no OBJ
stGuCtion in her throat.
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AN HUMBLE CONFESSION.

Who Is that little woman there,
win laughing eyes and dark brown hair,
And physiognomy so fairT
My wife.
who's not as meek as she appears,
And tOesht believe one half she hears,
Md toward me enteTtSins no fears?
My conSort.
who wakes me up on every morning.
About the time the day is dawning.
Ny pIotesfStions calmly scorning:
Siy spouse
no marks my clothes with India ins,
a x.u dsrns my stockings quick as wink,
nhi!e SIT by and smoke ssd think
Ny frau.
me ASKS me every day for money,
HHh countenarce demure and funny,
Nno calls me pretty boy" and "honey?
My little woman.
SnS d runs this house both night and day,I
a aoyer all exerts her sway:
"uOSe BOSS o. this shanly, anyway
Ny better half!
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THE HoUSEKEEPEH.
Conducted by . Lady.
Contributed.
Ihinns Worth Remembering.

Ih1DG8 worm remembering.
GOOD PLAIN TURKEY DRESSING.
Boil the liver in a small quantity oil
water till thoroughly cooked. Put in a
bowl and mash fine with wooden
spoon, adding the water in which ii
was boiled. To this add tablespoon
full of finely powdered thyme, a small
loaf of bread cut very fine, salt and pep
per TO taste, a tablespoonful Of Worces-
tershire sauce, two slices of breakfast
bacon minced very fine, lump OF butter
the size Of a walnut and half cup OF
cream. Mix together and fill the turkey
with it.
BUTTER.
The custom of using old or bad butter
to cook with might be given up. Good,
fresh, sweet butter is more needed for
cooking purposes than for any other,
and when butter is not fit for eating II
is not for cooking.
RABBIT SrEwED.
Put the rabbit over the fire in barely
enough water to cover it; let cook slow
" for about two hours, then salt and
pepper to taste; add haff teacupful OF
good, rich, sweet cream and heaping
tablespoonful of sage, a little finely
chopped parsley; serve with apple
sauce, mashed potatoes and turnips.
STALE BREAD.
Stale bread nay be made very pala-
table by the following process: After
having Clipped it up in small pieces as
for dressing, take two onions and slice
into pan with ham drippings heated
and fry till brown; add the broken
bread and sea- on to taste; pour over 1t
q cup Of good cream and let steam till
wanted. 1t makes good addition to
any meal of the day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-30

TrCKY RAiLRoAD CoAPANY.-AN
,ire toStockholderh Lfi
WHEELING, November IL. 1885
A SPECIAL MEETING OF me stoe
holders OF the Pittsburgh. Wheeling J
~ ,rirc,nsI once OF the company In In
city OF Whesling, West Virginia, ON II
THuRspAY, JANUARY -, 1851.
AZ II 20 O'Clock q m, for the purpose OF vot.
Ire mon the matter OF the creating loan
n,e gtofoS. secured by mortgage upon the
~hois line. Including the extension 70 Ben
wood. ..,.,,,or> .dv.rti..d
a., ~ nais Tr,esday, Novembcr ~, lSsS, II posi.
noned until January "a, lssl
by ofu'' VI 4 H. Li0GErr.
n,,a Assistant Secretary.
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companisd by moisture enough to put
forth leaf and root.
Six hundred million dollars, worth Of
poultry and eggs are produced annually
In the United States, with quality, con-
sumption and price increasing.
1.-The cranberry crop Of Wisconsin is
represented to be unusually large and
fine this season. Pickers are needed by
hundreds.
The Illinois Dsirymen's Association
will hold its annual session at DeKalb,
December II to IA.
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CJNtTlOHtCd.
Two Good Receipts,
COCOANUT PUDDING.

10 one pound of grated cocoanut add
one pound good white sugar and the
well beaten yolks of six eggs, also the
whites OF two eggs beaten to stiff froth
and then stir in the milk of the cocoa
nut and flavor with rose water or lemon
or whatever you like best. We prefer
the lemon. We would call this custard,
and bake in pie tins With only the bot
tom crust.
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rnrOANET COOKIES.

One cup of butter, three cups of sugar,
one cup of milk, two eggs, one cup of
grated CocOanut, and flour to stliien.
Cream butter and sugar together, then
AGd the Eggs well beaten. NELLIE.
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COMPLETE TREATMENT 81.

For the relief and proven.
ton, the instant ID IL APP
piled, OF Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia, Scistica, Coug hs, Colds,
Weak Back, Stomach, and
Bowels, Shooting Pains,
Numbness, Hysteria, Female
Pains, Palpitstion, Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint, Bilious Fe-
yer, Malaria, and Epidemics,
use Collins PiNsters ian
Electric Battery combined
with q Porua Plaster and
laugh at paIA. sc.sverywhcrs
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.OTIcy TO TAKE DErOsirfoss.

Csr.iin" koehm W. Frederick Roshler. In
"IiTrpit ,0uu Of Onto County, w. Va
Ia cbancery
Take MOTTO that the depo-itions Of Caroline
KOchirr, Mr.. Fuhr. Mr.. Bloch, Mr.. veyssf.
HIs. BTillss, Mrs Kraft, Mr.. Iyscb, Mr.. dsy-
once ~ Crarraft A Giichrist, No. Ile Chap
line street, In the city 81 Wheslibg. In tbe
state ~ West Virginia, en- the 18th dhyM
January. A. j.. Wa, between the boun OF
O'Clock a. m. and O'Clock p. m, " be reed
in evidence In tie above named eause % ~
half 81 said Caroline Koshier. And ~ froa
any cause, the taking Of the said depc-itlots
shall not bee commenced, or being coio
the ing OF the same VII b adjourna
from time to time until the Same sball
eompletnd. CAROLINE koEhLEk q
To FREDERICK KOEHLER =
CEhCRAFT a OILChRfsT
noGoawt soliritors for Compiainsni.
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EIeetIoN N0tlco.

THE REqgILAJE AEMIIARS ,, MMI
afion vim be held In Labor Hall, Eshv
on, We mesday. January 3 lsss: Mn
p. M. Tor the purpose OF eiscans MN
".,sa,, ~ such other business 10 may II.
fully brought up. WIN. Q. AASDL
nc. ULRIcH, SECRETARY. \
deI2oe die, -, aC&isne
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THE SONG OF THE HEN.

\ min strel am OF single lay
l,ut sing il the whole day long,
In tie crowded coop or the breezy way
] walble my simple song.
Only an egg, with its clear white shell,
The sea hath no pearl more fair
Md over that spherOid cackle and yell,
And halo and wTestle aud rear.
oh, q frail, weak thing is my ovate gem.
As il lies in my straw-liued nest;
But IL raketh the orator stern and stem,
When IL catCheth him on the crest.
There is might in its weakness, and when it
goes
Down the afternoon OF life,
Il can lead the strong manly the nose
When IL miXeth itself in the strife.
SIN no slugger; the hawk that swoop5
Must hunt for ne in the thatch,
And yet in the field or the noisy coopS,
always come up 10 the scratch.
So sing the only lay that know.
In numbers becomingly meek;
Because, though my son never sets, Know
That my life will be ended necks weak
l.. 49, 10
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.s M sASL- J. CAssELs, druggist at Thorn.
assnbe, "a, says: The intsIIioent cIsss
ss, s p5iosn's Iron Bitters and il gives sood
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Dissc,utIoa of Partnership.

yrSHE ARTNERsHIP HERETOfORE Xxx.
i ,s,,ns between Vim. link nad Albert
zink, under the irm name Of VIM. link
SON. Il this day dissolved by mutual consent
Albert INK retiring.
All ner>ons knowing themselves indebted
N tho late f,rm are earnestly requested 70 call
and make settlement with VIM. zink. who
.lonr IL authorised 10 settle the accounts OF
The business Win DO cGrisd on N tho Old
.,ora Az heretofore, WIN. link.
All. ALBEIT link
1THE STATE OF WEST vlRSiSiAy
The Circuit Court OF Ohio county, Nea VIZ
pinia December RuleS. 1871 ,,,. D..
iipman Rosenhnin w. EliLseeih R'seu'
hahn. Ia chancery.
SUMMONS.
tn, STATE " WeH IhCtHis, 10 hr N6V
ohio COTnfy, Greeting
Wa command YOU that you summon Eliza
beth Rnscnhain, II ahe lie found In your Dali.
iwirk 10 appear at the llerks once OF tnc
Circuit Court 81 ONO county A., Tar ~ 20
IA, Id for the said Court, on the nrsl MONDAY
in n,cember 1883. TO answer bill ~ chan.
sery exhibited against her IN the .'ld court
hy Lipmau Rosenhain aud nave theh 'hets
'h W,,nrs: John W. Mitchell, Clerk Of said
CONT at the curt house 81 said county ia
the city az ~htelht, VIC ~. - W -,
nor lisa and In the twenty nrNt year OF ihc
0'''' ~ JOHs W. MITCHELL, Clerk
suEIIrFs RETURN.
rI,,abeth kosenhaIu T. 10 inhahitln OF
my bauiwick. nor found therein TINS III do
of n,cember, iSNs. ,.u.,n ma
for g. 4. BROWS. X. a.
Tie lcci ~ this su!i isis Ia obtain III
x,,r, ;lucuIo matrimouic from said de.
frrdnnt. and A. appearing 10y an aNldayit
nISd herein that Elizabeth RosenhAin, ds-
,,rdnnt In this suit. II not resident az tho
state az West Virginia. IL IN oruereu tnAt sue
Jnsrr,,r Lc,e within ono month after ths
date Of tho ~ publication az this order ana
do What ~ necessary To protect her interests
In testimony whereof have hercupto st
nv hand tins blh day of ncccmber, ISL ,
my JOHN W. MITCHELL.
clerk Circuit Cout ohio County.
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for q, y. BROWN, H. O.C.
Tire obi ert Of this tuIt IN To obtain a al voroe
a VipCuIo m att lmonin from said defondant/
with support during pendancy q auit syd
cDunhr fees, ana Rilimony; and ~ appsapfnx
by = u affidavit filed herein that FfcdSfich
Noe hIeT defendant In this suit, 10 not s'rssi.
lent 81 the state OF West Virginia, 10 II or.
i.I.d that he do appear here vi,aln one
~, nth after the date ~ the nrst publication
q Ibis order, and do what IL Necessary Ia
rroicct his interests In this suit.
T. testimony whereof ! have hercDnto at
nIy hand this Gh day Of Dccember, Dest
JOHN W. MITCHELL
Clerk Circuit Court ohio County.