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southern Soldiers ADMIRE Him.

New ORLEANS, April 6 The follow
ing resolution was offered by William
Preston Johnston, son OF Gen Albert
Sidney Johnston, at reunion held this
evening Of Confederate veterans OF the
Louisiana Division OF the Army OF the
Tennessee, and unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the Association OF the
Army OF the Tennessee hear With deer
regret OF the pain and peril now endured
by General u. S. Grant. Twenty-thret
years ago to-day our soldiers met him
on the field of battle and found him then
aas ever, soldier without feay and malig.
Fnhy. In bis own suffering and the sor.
row Of his family we tender him and
them our heartfelt sympathy and ask fol
Them the comfort and peace which come
from Him who is not only Lord Of Hosts
but Father OF Us alt
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GREEN TOWNSHIP ITEMS.

BENwt Cd, ORIo, April IL, 1885.
Ed. SPIRIT: The wheat has been very
much damaged by ,he severe winter
Some Of the farmers are blowing thei
wheat fields snd sowing in oats.
Moving has been the order for a weel
or two.
Our esteemed shoemaker, Timothy
has left US and located on Pumpkin
Ridge, where be intends to run steam
shoe shop and cheese factory combined
Tim, we would like to have nip at {
"Limburger."
The health of the community is rea
reasonably good at present.
Our school, No. 2, taught nv H j
Wright, closed Saturday, April 4. There
we're quite number Of parents present
and several teachers. The forenoon was
spent In the usual programme of tbt
school. Afternoon VAS spent in singing
and speaking Speeches were made by
Messrs. G W. Baker, A. Conley, S
Clegg and W. T. Wood on the subject o.
education No One failed to respond
when called 70 speak This is the 9Th
winter Mr. Wrieh, has taaght our school
and The scholars. to show their respect
made him very nice present.
Mr. John Rutter, Of Ohio township
formerly of Green, voted for Madison
for President in 1908 and has voted the
Democratic ticket ever since; voted fol
A. j Warner I'm 'S4 hut was unable to
go-to the election 10 vote Tor Cleveland
Thomas Wood, Sr., of this township
cast his first vote for Andrew Jackson in
1928, also in 1882; in 1886. Van Buren
1S4O Vsn Buren; 1874, j K. Polk
1S4s, Cass; 1852 F Pierce; 1855, Jas.
Buchanan; 1850 S A. Douglas; 1864
G. B. McCeIland; 1868 H. Greely 1872
H. Seymour; 1875 s. j. Tilden; 1886
W. S. Hancock; 1884 G.. Cleveland.
GROVER.
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Trail RIM. OH1o. Anril 10.

TRAIL Run, OHIo, April 10, 1885,
ED. SPIRIT: Mr.. Wm. Halhorn is sc
rionsv ill.
MIR. Thomas Smith has returned home
from visiting friends on Calico Ridge.
1t is reported that W. Va. school
teacher repsimsnded one Of his scnolars
for correcting him ins spelling Indian
(fneen) summer
A man 10 jackson township tells Of q
squirrel he canght that had two teeth
that extended from one ear to the other.
Either the squirrel must have been smal
ler than the teelh,or the - bigger than
tue man
We were heartily pleased to see the
smiling countenance of Miss Tempy
Witten at our Sabbath School on las,
Sunday.
Gentlemen, we can settle that srgu-
ment Tor you. The Lords supper is 9
full meal 10 be eaten in the evening oi
the day. We shall undertake to show
when aud where it was observed 1t was
in the city of Jerusalem the evening be-
fore his cruciixion, aud il you will turn
to the Old Testament Scriptures con
cerning the observance of the passover
The time it was to be killed, the manne
in which 1t was 10 be observed, you viii
find in the I2th chapter of Exodus tha
the pascbal lamb was to be killed in tn
evening OF the 18th day Of the month
That is at the co Of the day.
The German Litherans held their sac
ramental services on lest Sabbath.
Ivy
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The Galley Slave at Work.
The Athenoum.

The gang Of galley slaves was seated
in close order on benches covered With
coarse sackine radeiy stuffed, over which
we're thrown bullock's hides. Eve or
six OF them occupied bench ten or
twelve feet long. To foot board be-
meath, each man was attached by chain
ending in an iron band, riveted around
one OF his ankles. The benches were
so close together that, as one row push
ed forward their oar, the arms and oars
Of the row behind were projected over
their bended backs. The sine and weight
of the oar we're so great that, except at
the end where it was tapered TO man
ageable size, 1t was necessary to work it
by handles fixed to the side
The slaves were overlooked BY the
boat swain. His place was on the gang
way, close to the sterrmost oars, where
be was at all time within hearing OF the
orders Of the captain Along the gang
way, at regular intervals, his mate and
the driver we're posted. so that the con-
duct of each slave was under inspection
The oars we're put in motion or stopped
by the sound Of a silver whistle worn
by the hoat-swain, who, with bis mates
was armed with heavy whip OF bulls
sinew to stimulate the exertions of the
slaves. When it was necessary to con
time the laoor for wanv hours withou,
respite, they would administer, in addi
ton to the lash, mo7sefs OF bread steep
ed in wine, which they put in the mouths
Of the men as they rowed. II, in spit,
Of these precautions, slave sank iron
fatigue, he was whipped until it was evi
dent that no farther work was to be OBJ
tanned from him, and then thrown either
into the bold, where among bibge waite
and filth he had chance OF reeoverln.
his consciousness, or il his case appear
ed desperate, into the sea.
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JACKSON TOWNSHIP ITEMS.
WITrENs. OHIo, April 8, 1885

WITrENS, OHIO, Aprli o, looo.
Ed SPIRIT: The farmers have com
menced their spring blowing.
Mr.. Rob't Irwin, of East Liverpool,
Ohio, hos been among old friends for q
few days.
Messrs. Charles Rowles and Leo Col.
vim left on the Diurnat Monday Tor Bel.
mont County.
Mr.. Joseph DAVIS and son Of Noble
County, we're out on Dogskin making a
collection on some land that fell due on
the lst OF this montk.
A notable society event was the mar
riage of Mr., George Foreker, farmer in
the vicinity of Antioch. to Mrs Mary
Aro os. nee Mary Bowen, on Thursday,
the 26th of March The happy couple
have begun housekeeping and the best
wishes OF their many friends will follow
them.
The many friends Of the Rev ]. R.
Hissom, who are constantly making in.
q iries es to his welfare. will be glad to
know that be hss heen ofered the pas
torship Of The church at Morristown,
Belmont Comfy, OHIO, at . good fat sal.
ary, which he expects to accept.
The many friends of Thomas Hissom
will be panied to learn that he is serious
ly III.
Mr. John Witten is convalescing from
serious illness
M. Henry Smith brought the Clay
Lick School to close on the 81, and as
lit is customary TO treat on the last dav
Henry did 50 by making them all sweet
for one day at least.
Hereafter will take the opposite week
to "Ivy," the Trail Run correspondent.
| LITTLE ROSEBUD
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PROBATE NOTICE.

A CCoUNTS and vouchers have been nled
n in the Probate Court of Monroe County,
Ohio, by the following administrators, *.
ecutors. and Assigness. 10 wit:
Second and final account of Christian Web.
ber Executor of the will Of Frederick P. Web
ber deceased
Tenth partial account of William Beard.
more Guardian Of Isaac T. Beardmo-e minor.
First partial account of Oyrene Burkhart
Guardisn of Mary J. Burkhart, miner.
| First partial account of e L. Lynch Assis.
nee OF I. l. Twinem. an insolveut.
Third partial account of Israel Walter
Guardian of the minor heirs of George Kreig,
deceased.
Sixth and final account Of John Jeffers
Administrator of the estate of Hannah p.
HutcLison, deceased.
First partial account of }. B. briggs Ex'r of
the win of Daniel Neuhart, deceased.
First partial account ef Frederick Bertram
Guardian ef the minor heirs Of Christopher
Kindelberger. deceased.
Second and final account of Jacob Neuhart
Admir- of the estate of Philip Neuhsrt, dec'd.
Second and final account of A. B. Covert
Adm'r of John 8 Davidson, deceased.
First and final account Of Henry Neuhart
and Frederick Clauges Administrators Of Leon-
ard Neuhart, deceased.
Fourth partial sccount Of Simeon Hill Guar.
dian of Elwood ]. McHugh, minor
First partial account of Catha,ine Davidson
Admir- Of the estate of Alfred A. Davidson decd
First and final account of Simeon Hill a.
Execntor of the will Of Emily Hill, deceased.
First partial account Of John NJ Hill Guar
dian of David and Zachary T. Hill. minors.
First partial account Of Philip Rose as Ex-
ecutor af the will of Henry J. Rose, deceased.
First partial account Of Charles Twinem as
Administrator of the estate Of John Dyer, decd.
First partial account of Charles n. Mssserly
as Executor of the will of John Messery. .deu'd.
| First and final account of David Hyer as
Guardian Of the property Of William B. Sutsr.
q minor. ~ 81
Second and final account Of John JefIers q
Guardian Of Elizabeth Tiembly. an imbecile.
Any psrso. Interested may Ole written ex-
ceptiohs to said accounts Of any TEN thereof
on or before the ist day Of May a. d.
1885, when the same viii. be finally heard and
continued from day to day until disposed
OF A. J. PEARSON.
aprl4'S5wS. Probate Judge 4. c. o,
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TIE Democracy OF Monroe County
have good memories. When public
efflciab refuses to carry ont their wishes
10 official matters, they retire bfn in dis
grace. Mr.. j. H. HAMILTON, candidate
for renominstior 70 the position Of Rep
pesentstive, having been repudiated BY
tba party in the county, and in bis town
ship for Justice, we drop him from now
en- as an unwortbY public servant
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Noble Co. Press

Hon. L. W. Finley stopped in town 9
few minutes as he was on his way 70 Co.
lumbus Tuesday morning. Mr.. Finley
is one OF the hes. working members oi
the Legislature, and never absent except
when duty calls him away.
We heartily indorse the above, and re.
gret that we cannot say the same OF the
member from Monroe. Next Winter
Monroe will have member in the Leg.
islature who will always be found at his
post looking after the interests Of his
constituents,
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THERE is one thing the Democrats OF
Monroe County have settled beyond
question, and ttst Is. they will not re-
nominate sa official second time unless
his official record as to faithful discharge
Of duty and integrity are clear beyond
the shadow OF doubt.
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THE Republicans pretend to be aston
ished because their corruption OF twes
ty.four years growth has not been IN.
esrtbed and made public 10 single
month. Let them have patience. The
mills Of the gods grind slowly but surely.
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SteubenvilIe Gazette.

When John Mclean held his recen,
city convention in c ncinr ali be SLATE
was broken by one man, Judge F'.zge'
raid, who after bard struggle was nom
mated. notwithstanding tbe determined
OF Mclean and his bummers
At the election last Monday Fitzgerald
was elected, his excellent record as Po
lice Judge and Mclean opposition run
ming him 5000 ahead Of his ticket. an'
with one other excep' ion was the only
candidate on the Democratic ticket WHIT
pulled through The people Of Cincin
natl are heartily sick of Mechanism.
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The Rassians and Afghaus engaged in
hattie last week, and the outlook is tina,
England cannot temporize further but
must throw her forces pspidly to the
front to. cheek the Russfsns suf prevent
them tsRipg possession Of the Indis
route. The Afghans are under English
control and protection.
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TIN candidates, who failed TO oblain

The csndjdates, who IalIed 10 O0lsfn
noniasii ions at The late Convention were
rot defeated ewish one exception) be-
cause OF lack OF qaaliscstioss or conf
sepre OF the Democracy, but for the
very good reason that 1t was simply i'm
sessible fer thirty-fve candidates to be
powlnsted to fill eight Offices In future
Conventions many Of them will receive
nominations.
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THE Administration 10 cutting down
expenses and discharging useless EN-
rloyes in all the Departments. Twenty.
four years OF Republican rule fastened
hundreds Of barnacles TO the Treasury
They will all be scrsped of within The
next two years.
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Sabbath Observance.
Quaker City Inderendent-

One item of reform under the new Ad-
ministration which needs mention is that
of better observance OF SUNDAY. At
torney General Garland was surprised
ith 6rst Sunday after taking bis Office to
see the clerks in his department working
as on week days, and inn n ediately order.
ed the department closed.
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TIE New York World is lending its
great influence to secure the erection OF
the BARrHoLDL Statue of Liberty. The
ssm 10 be raised is 100000 Within
i~o weeks the World Hxs received 3d.
600, and subscriptions are flowing in at
. gratifying rate.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

John p Spriggs Z Before r NJ Beard, Justice
VS., of the Peace OF cente,
James H. Mckee, township. Monroe conuty
Ohio: On the 10th dag of March said Jus
tice issued an order of attachment in the
above action for the sum OF $50 s5, as a'sc
s25 the probacle cost of this action. Said
case is set for airing May 2. 1885 at 8
o'clock m. Up SPRIGGS, Plaintiff.
mch24 'S5w3,
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT
CONSTITUTION Of OHIO.
ELECTIONS.
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 2S,
JOINT RESOLUTION.
Amending Section A. Asticle X. of tAt
Constitution. relating to the election
of Yownship Officers.


ResolUed By the General Assenbty Of tie Ssatt
of Ohio three ff,hs of all the members elected
to each house concurring therein), That there
be submitted to the electors OF the State on the
second Tuesday of October, A. ID. 1885. prop
osition to amend section tour. article ten Of the
Constitution of the State, so rs to read as fol-
lows:
Section Township officers shall be elected
by the electors of each township, at such time
in such manner, and for such term. not ex-
ceeding three Years, as may be provided by
law; but shall bold their offices until their sue.
cessors are elected and qualified
The electors desiring, at said election. to vote
in favor Of the foregoing amendment, shall
have writtcn or printed on their ballots the
words, constitutional amendment township
offices-Yes;" and those who do not favor the
adoption Of said amen dnent shall have writ
ten or printed :, on their blilots che words
Constitutional amendment, township ON
cers-No."
A. D. MARSH.
Speaker IF the House Of Representatives.
ELMER WHITE,
President pro tenn. Of tie Senate.
Adopted April 9. 1855,
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. ONO. q
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE. !
i James s Robinson. Secretary of Sts-e Of
the State Of Ohio, do hereby certify that the
foregoing is true copy of Joint Resolution
adopted by the General Assembly of the State
of Ohio on the 9th day Of April. A d. 1885
taken from the original rolls filed in this Of
| fee.
In TESTIMONY WAEREov. have hereunts
subscribed my name, and affixed
[sEAL.l my off, ial seal at Columbus, the
9th day of April, A. d. 1885.
JAMES s ROBINSON.
Secr,tary Of Stoss. I
.Aprilt1, ,S5mG.
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Due de Aumale's recent remittance of
5000 francs to ex-Msrshal Bazaine was
made In response to the exile's piteous
appeal for assistance from the horrors
of absolute poverty and want, from
which, he said, be was actually suffering.
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Thousands Saw So.

Mr.. T. ". Atkins, Girard Kan. W, ties
81 never hesitate to recommend your
Electric Btters to ry customers, they
give entire satisfaction and are rapid
sellers Electric Bitters are the pnresi
and best medicine known and will posi-
lively cure Kidney and Liver complaints
Pulfy The blood and regulate the no wells
NJ family can afford to be without them
They will save hundreds OF dollars in
Doctors bills everv year. Sold at fifty
cents a bottle by R W. Pope.
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Gen. Warmers Railroad.
Martins Ferry New,

Congressman Warner says: A large
number of men will be put to work on
the Rellaire and Marietta railroad as
soon in the spring as the weather will
permit, and that the rood will be pushed
to completion as early as possible.
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| Usually the eyes of the Christian
should be directed forward; it is fool
Eish to try to live on past experience; it
is very dangerous, if not fatal habit,
to Judge ourselves to be safe because of
.someihing that we felt or did twenty
years aso.-Spurgeon.
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PIcrURss in the Cincinnsti Enquirer
to irfuence Democratic voters in the
western part OF Monroe County. failed
signallv. 1t was the work of political
cranks.
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JeHx Roach. OF Pennsylvania, the
Naval contractor, is not running the
Navy Department OF this Adminis,ra-
tioo. One more bsrnacle scraped of.
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THANKS to Hon A. ]. WARNER for
bound volumes Of the Congressional Re.
cord.
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TIE miners were entombed 400 feet
underground al Shenandoah, Pa, by q
cavern, or the 9th inst.
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The President of Gustemala is not
making solidarity OF the Central Amer
lean States as rapidly as be anticipated.
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The latest adviees from the sick room
Of Gen. GRANT are, that be has rallied
snd is now resting comfortably.
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MICHIGAN elected the Democratic State
ticket.
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TIE ticket is strong one-frs,-cla.s
from top 10 bottom.
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CouSr MAearE, OF Italy, and Mrs.
Tom THuMB, Of New York, midgets, we're
married last week.
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CINCINNATI elected Republican May.
or Oh the etb Inst. That is the result OF
the MCLEAN % management.
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CARTER HARRISON was reelected
Mayor OF Chicago on the 6'h inst.
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Closing clos Out Sale.
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
General Merchandise,

lN and after March 2e 1855, ws win sei&
~ our entire stock Of general merchandise
at and below cost. We mean tust what We
say. for our entire stock must and SHAH be
sold to close out business at an emfy dsssI
PRODUCE
of all kinds will be taken in exchange for
goods. All bills and accounts must be set
tied by August 1, as we are feterninsd 10
CLOSE business BY that date. Those wishta 4
to obtain bargains, such as have never before
been offered in this vicinity, shsuid call
early. Don't forget the date. narch 20.
The ibove goods, either WITH or Wit hou
the business and dwelling property. vii bs
sold on very reasonable terms
hvANs BROS 4 AYERS,
mchlo,'s5' Malaga, ohis.
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WHEAT.
Reduction OF Yield on Last Year
Nearly 4O,O0O,OOO Bushels From
Reduced Area and More Than 60
OOO.OOO From Winter Killing.

klTCd anu nan OOs
600, 200 From Winter killing.
WASHINGTON, April l0.-The returns
OF April to the Department of Agricul-
ture indicate reduction OF over 10 per
cent Of last years area in winter wheat.
The aggregate shortage amounts 10
three million acres. A decrease is re-
ported in every State except Oregon -
1t is % per cent in Kansas and Virginia,
20 in Mississippi. Is in California, IA in
Alabama, II in Tennessee, Illinois and
Missouri, ii in New York and North
Carolina, l9 in Mary land and Texas, &
iu New JERSEY, West Virginia, Kentucky
and Indiana, Z in Georgia and Ohio, 6
in Pennsylvania, in Michigan, in Ar
kansas anj in North Carolina
The Present Condition of Wheat
as reported. is worse than in 1883 1t
is II per cent against 96 last year, and
80 in 1883 In 1881, the year OF the
lowest recent rate of yield, the condition
on April lst was 85, and serons loss
was sustained afterwards The real sta
tus OF tue crop will be better shown q
month hence when the vitality OF tie
roots has been demonstrated snd the
character Of the spring determined. On
the present showing
The Reduction of the Yield
on the basis OF last years production
promises to be nearly 40,000,GOO bushels
on. account of the reduced area and more
than loco 600 bushels from winter kill
ing and low vitality. Whether the crop
will exceed 100000, coo bushels or fall
short depends on the reliability Of the
present appearances and on future con.
ditions affecting the growth and ripen-
ing. The soil was in d. bad condition at
the time of seeding on the Atlantic coast
from Nav Jersey to Georgia and iD
West Virginia and Tennessee 1t was
better in the south west and in Missouri
Illinois and Michigan. In the Ohio
Valley it is scarcely in medium condi-
tion.
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Singer, Nimck & Co., smelling.shops,
Pittsburg, resumed operations on Mon
day, after an Tdleness of ten months.
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The Hessian PIy.

The damage by. the htssiau fig was
not severe, though worst in In iians. Illi-
nois. Missouri and Kansas, where the
| injuries have occurred in thraetenhs OF
she reported territory. The acreage of
rye has been decreased in about the same
proportion as wheat but the condition
Of the crop is decidedly better, the av.
erage being 81 per cent.
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NEW HOTEL.

HAVING purchased the Hotel property n
Ill Malaga. Ohio, 4 am prepared to oGs =
hrst GLASS accommodations TO the travslfn
public. &special attention given to Ii
care OF horses. .&S Give me call.
dee30, 's4m4. ~. 2. BURKHARf.
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WoOdSde1d
Select School.

THR Spring Term Of this school will CON.
4 nencs May 70. 1885, and continue In
session ton weeks.
The principal promises his sblsst efforts for
the Advancement Of those in attendance,
while the town aferds superior advantages
to. any other town in the osanty., The past
success Of this school and ne large sttsnd~
ancs are its best recommendations Aftsr
many years experience In comm,n, graded
and select schools We feel prepared to give
as thorough instruction as can be had q any
Of the colleges. Hereafter those desiring
good practical education can be acovmnola-
ted as the Woodshsld Se.ect sckooa.
st /, 7U ZION. A
Higher Hranchss.. .......-........... " 90
common ...........s........b ~
For further particulars call on or address
JAMES A. WATSON, Principal,
mehle,'sotd. Woods6eld, OHIO.
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