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CHOLERA in A PI,IS ON.
Two Hundred Cases i'm the Carriage
ma Jail--The Panic Increasing
in MarSeilles.

Two Hundred Cases i'm the Carriage
ma Jail--The Panic Increasing
in Marseilles.
MARsEILLEs, August 4.-The cholers
panic is increasing. MANY persons are
fleeing the city in dread. TIE local prees
has been ordered to preserve silence re
fspecting the existence and ravages OF
the scourge. 1t is reported that no less
than eighty persons have died from chol'
era in Marseiles within the past few
days The cases are mostly among the
upper classes. The Portuguese Consul
has succumbed to the disease. Minister
Legrand and DR. Brouardel have arrived
here incoguito, to organize system oi
sanitation. The municipal authorities
have conferred with the foreign consuls
here respecting the establishment oi
quarantine.
MADRID, Aug. 4-Cbolera has for
some time existed in the Jail at Carriage
ma, hut every effort has been made to
suppress outside knowledge of the fact
Yesterday it leaked out that no less than
200 of the criminals imprisoned within
the Jail were down with the scourge
This discovery produced fearful panic
among the other convicls, and they rose
in revolt and made the most desperate
efforts to break away from the prison
They were, however, finally overpower.
ed by the soldiery and compelled to re-
sumo their quarters. Several inmates
of the Jail at Granada are also i'll with
cholera. There we're reported yes'er
dsy 3,7lS new cases OF cholera through,
out Spain, and 1901 deaths from the
disease occurred
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LEGAL NOTICE.

NANCY J. BARNES, whose place of resi-.
IN dence and rostofice address is Arkansas
City Cowiey County, Kansas; Owen d. Have.
ley. whose place of residence. and postofice ad
dress is Beu!ah, Crawford county. Kansas;
John B. Haveley. whose place of residence and
postoffce address is Boyd. Wasco County, Ore.
gon. and George T. Havelr. whose place of resi-.
dence and postofice address is Seatco Washing.
ton Territory,wil take notice. that on Saturday
the Sth day of August. 1888 8, Robert McEldown.
ey, Frances j. McEldowney John c. McEldown
ey, John s. MoCaskey and Margaret D. McCask.
ey, Joseph r. McCaskey. James McC lskcy, Am.
brose E. McCaskey and Harry Beatty, minors
by their next friend. John G McEldowney
filed their petition in the court of common
pleas of Monroe County, Ohio. against them
and others. defendants, the object and prayer
of said petition is to obt ain decree Of said
court quieting the title of plaintiffs to the fol
lowing described real estate situate in Monroe
County, Ohio. to wit:
Twenty-eight acres in the southwest part Of
fractional section twenty-one township one oi
range three, known as lot number one. Also
lot number in section twenty-seven
township one of range three, containing on,
hundred and fifty-six acres. and known as tht
George and Sarah Thistle farm; and to enjoir
the efendants and each of them, from inter
fering in any manner with plaintiffs in Ii,
quiet and peaceahle enjoyment and possession
of said real estate.
Unless you answer said petition on or befor,
the 10th day of October. 1885, said petition
will be taken as true and judgment rendert
accordingly.
ROBERT McELDOWNEY
and others. plaintiffs.
By BRIGGS & MALLORY tbeir Attornevs
augl1.S5t7.
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GRANT.

The following was written by Col
BOB McELDowSEY, (who was a gallau'
soldier 10 the Confederate army and sp.
peared in the New Marlinsville Nv. Va
Democrat of the 7rh inst
Oh yes was a Johnny reb and fought will
Ole Bob Lee;
Tis more than twenty years ago-it don't seem
that long to me-
Mol I don't march as once / could, it kinder
makes me pant
But, stranger, I am on the way to help to bury
Grant.
Why nct9-oh. pshawi don't bother!-I know
we had fuss.
But when think of Grant, somehow, ] tLinh
he was one of us.
Twas powerful fight we had that's so-but
at last "ds rebs" gave in;
And Grant says. Boys, you hurt me bad but
knew ] was bound to win"
Then he handed Lee his sword again and pass.
ed the hard-tack round,
And says, boys, ride your horses home, you'll
need EN- fer plowin' ground"
By gosh cried-yes stranger stop
Don't you see can'tP
For if it's the very last act of my life, I'm
bound to help barry Grant.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

DOBERT McELDOW OWNEY. Frances ]. Nc
LII Eldowney, John s. McCasky, Margaret D.
McCaskey, minor aged seventeen years. Jo-
seph R. McCasky, minor aged l6 years,
James MoCasky. minor aged fourteen years,
Ambrose e. McCasky, minor aged twelve
years and Harry Beatty. a minor aged fifteen
years who all reside at New Martinsville
Wetzel County, West Virginia, and whose
postofice address is New, ,Msrtinsville, Wetzel
County. West Virginia, will take notice that
on Saturday. the 9Th day of August. 1885, John
G. McEldowney filed his petition in the court
of common pleas of Monroe County, Ohio,
against the above named parties, praying for
partition of the folio wing described real estate
situate in Monroe County, Ohio, to wit:
Twenty-eight acres in the southwest part OF
fractional section twenty one. township one OF
range three, known as lot number one. Also
lot number in section twenty.seyen
township one of range three, containing one
hundred and ffty-six acres and known as the
George and Sarah Thistle farm.
Uniess you answer said petition on or before
the 10th day of October. 1885, the same will be
taken as true and judgment rendered accord.
ly. JOHN O. MCELDOWNEY,
By briggs & MALLORY, his Attorneys.
augll 'S5t7
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Placing Badges on the HerO's
Breast,
THE HUFFMAN VERDICT.
The Alleged Murderer Barely Es-
capes LyDching Alter Acquittal.

ZANEsvILLE, O., August 5.-When the
jury in the case OF the people against
Andreas Huffman, charged with the mur.
der of John Callahan, yesterday return.
ed verdict OF not guilty, the audience
of 1000 persons who had been sum.
moned by the ringing of bells to listen
to the verdict. became very indignant
The prisoner was hurried to Jail, but q
mob composed Of the best citizens oil
the place coon surrounded the prison =
1t was only The earnest persuasions of a
few leyel-Eeaded persons that prevented
the building from being torn down and
the prisoner lynched. The Sheriff, as
soon as there was lull in the demon.
strstions of the crowd, wisely seized the
opportunity to smuggle Huffman into Q
buggy and hurry him out of town.
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Very Remarkable Recovery.

Mr.. Geo. " Willing, of Manchester
Mich, writes: my wife has been al.
most helpless for five years, 80 helpless
that she could not turn over in bed alone
She used two Bottles OF Electric Bltters
and is 80 much improved, that she is
able now to do her own work."
2 E eciric Bitters will do all that is
claimed for them. Hundreds of testi.
monials attest their great curative pow.
ers Only fifty cents bottle at R. W
Popes.
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a noDco mmissioned officer and line off,
Ger, is now in receipt of S7z per month
for disabilities, and this given to him hv
the general law. am glad OF it Moth.
ing can ever compensate them for the
losses incurred in the service Of lheil
country.
"But 60 on talking and talking. You
have opened the gates Of nv memory
and for half an hour have dwels in the
shadowy past, whose sentinels are re.
membered pains and steadfast friend
ships. | write you as | have recolected
and in the fullness Of my heart. / re.
main very truly yours,
JoBN G BLACK
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LEGAL NOTICE.

WILLLIAM KING, minor under the age
w of twelve years, residing near Porter'E
Falls, Wetzel County, West Virginia. will
take notice that on the 9th day Of August
1885, Benoni Barker f ed his petition in the
common pleas court of Monroe County, Ohio
in case No 1885, against said William King
and another, praying for partition of the
northeast quarter of the southeast quarter
of section twenty seven, of township two oi
range four, in Monroe County, Ohio and be.
ing the same lands of which Elisha Barker
died seized.
Said defendant is required to answer on u
before the 10th day of October, A. D. 1895
BEN0NI BARKER, Plaintiff,
J. P. SPRIGGS, Attorney.
aug1l, ,'85w7.
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GRANT AND LINCOLN,
A Tribute from One Hero to An
other.

At the unveiling of the Lincoln mon
ument in Springfield, H.. Oct. l6, 1874
General Grant, who was then President
said:
"On an occasion like the present fee
it duty on my part to bear tes imony
to the good and great qualities OF the
patriotic man whose earthly remains resi-
beneath the monument now being dedi-
Gated. 1t was not my fortune TO make
the personal acquaintance of Mr.. Lin
coin until the last year Of the grea,
struggle for national existence. During
the three years Of doubling and d, Jon.
dency among the many patriotic men ol
the country, Abraham Lincoln never fol
moment doubled but that the final rel
suit would be in favor of peace, union
and freedom to every race in this broad
land. His faith in an All-wise Provi-
dence directing our arms to this final re
suit was tie faith OF the Christian tha,
This Redeemer liveih. Amidst obloquy
personal abuse and hate undsgused. and
which was given vent to without restrain;
through the press, upon the stump. and
in private circles, he remained the same
slanch, unvielding servant o., the people,
never exhibiting reyengeful feeling to
ward his trsducerS, but he rather pitied
them, and hoped for their own sake and
the good name of their posterity, that
they might desist For single moment
it did not occur to him that the man Lin.
coin was being assailed, bat that trea.
sonable apirit, one willing TO destroy the
existence Of the freest government the
sun has ever shone upon was giving vent
to itself upon him as the chief executive
Of the nation, only because he was such
executive. AS a lawyer in your midst
be would have avoided all this SANDER
for his life was pure and simple one
and no doubt would have been much
happier man; but who can tell what
might have been the fate of the nation
but for the pure, unselish and wise ad.
ministration of Lincoln
"From March, 1864, to the day wher
the hand Of the assassin opened a grave
for Mr. Lincoln, then President of the
United States, my personal relations with
him were as close and intimate as the
nature of our respective duties would
permit. To know him personally was
to love and resJect him for his grea
qualities OF heart and head. and for bis
patience and patriotism. With all hi:
appointments from failures on tht
part of those to whom he had intrusteC
command, and treschery on the part o
those who had gained his confidence bul
to 5etray it, never heard him utter /:
complaint, nor cast a censure for haC
conduct or bad faith. 1t was his nature
to find excuses for bis adversaries. Ir
his death the. nation lost its greatest he
ro In his death the South lost its mosl
! just friend"
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George Campbell, Hopkinsville, KY.
says: Burdock Blood Bitters is the best
preparation for the Blood and Stomach
ever manufactured.
At the regular monthly meeting OF
the board Of trustees OF the new Colored
Orphans home, Cincinnati, resolutions
we're adopted in honor OF Gen. Grant.
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PARIS, August 6-The newspapers

PARIS, August 6-The newspapers
continue to comment upon the recen,
article in the North German Gszette at.
lacking France. They all consider that
the article foreshadows an increase o.
Germauy's military strength, and that i,
was addressed to the Reichstag rather
than to France. The Cologne Gazette
contends that the North German Gazette
will strain the friendship between Ger
many and England by warning France
against policy of revenge.
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AUSTRIA declines to recognize Mr.
KELLY as Minister from the United
States, because his wife is Jewess
Mrs. Il. is On excellent lady, and the &C
tioa OF the Austrian Government exbib.
its q narrow, mean spirit that would do
no credit to she chief OF HottentoI
tribe. Our Government has no need oi
o representative OF the Court OF coun'
try ruled by such bigots.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-08-11

AR. PHILLIPS, Postal Clerk on the B.
q 4 c., has been removed. Mr.. A. R.
p. was very sctive in the campaign laat
Fall, especially on the train snd in the
columns of the Gazette He is now free
to put in all his time, II be desires, work.
Ing for the Republican party.
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JoHs Roach, the ship builder, has re-
csived sl0, 1000, 900 from The Government
since 1852. His pickings we're stopped
under Democratic Administration and
he Immediately made an assignment
perhaps, not for the benefit os his credi-
soys.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

A CC0UNTS and vouchers have been 6isd
n in the Probate Court Of Monroe County,
Ohio, by the following Administrators, h.
ecptors, Guardians and rrusrssk TO vie:
First and final acconnt Of Julia Yohs md
Jacob C. Yoho, Administrators with The wily
annexed Of Henry Yoho. deoeased.
First and anal account Of Lsandsr Whey
administrator Of the estate Of NatAsniso
Wiley sr., deceased.
Third partial account Of David NcKslvsy
Guardian Of Samuel A. Mary E and nsssea
A. Green, minors, hnar ~ to Mary 3.
Third and final account Of G. :, Ksenisg
Administrator Of the estate Of Caspsr Yooksy
deceased.
First and 6nsI seeeunt Of Louisa Gstss
Guardian Of Blaworth and HAsrist Gates
miners.
Second and final sccount Of yustins Aason
6usrdian Of Ida M, Mason, . minor.
Eleventh and final account Of william
Beardmese Guardian Of Isaac +. Bsardmsrst
minor.
Second partial account Of Joseph Gsrard
and Jonathan Smith, Administrator with
the will annexed, Of the estate Of Joseph
Ward deosassdI
First and final account Of Western TsyIsr
Administrator Of the estate Of Sarah A fa5s
lor, deceased.
First partial account Of Anus CsrvtksTy
and R p. Yoho, xeoutors Of the viii 81 g.
W. Carrothsvs, deceased.
Final account Of H. B. Hill late s0nanafam.
Of Margaret Kelley, An insane person, BY J.
G. Rouse Administrator Of q. B. Hin. de-
ceased.
Ripal account Of b. B. Hill, late Guardiau
Of Minnie and George Neuhart, minors, By j.
g. Reuse, Administrator Of B. B. HILL de-
ceased.
Final account Of b. B. Hill late 0usrdian
Of Andrew Meeksr, an imbesils, BY }. a.
Rouse Administrator OF B. Hill dsceass6.
Final account Of b. b. Hin late 8usrdian
Of Katharine Moose, an imbecile. BY J. @.
Rouse Administrator Of h. B. Hill. dsceased.
Final account of Il, B. Hill, lAss yrastse
J. g. Rouse Administrator Of u, B. Hnl de-
ceased. -
Fifth and fnal secount Of Christian Chm
Guardian Of Mary Loaiss zimsrly minor.
First and final ascosnt os Simon p. Weod
Administrator, de bonis nsn Of The estate 81
Thomas Holmes, deceased.
First and final account Of Jemims BakSu
Guardian of John NJ Baker. q minor.
First and final account Of John Grosen6e-
cher Administrator with the will ANNEXED oI
Jacob Grosen oacher, deceased.
Second and final account Of Philip Rose HI
ecutor of the will Of Henry J. Rose, deoeassd
Second partial account Of Isaac Hsadb
Guardian Of Albert }. Decker, . ninor.
Any person Interested my fls written ~
ceptioLs to said accounts 81 any f.en tAsrssl
ON or before the 18th day sf August 4 =
1885, when the same viii be fnally heard snd
continued from day 10 day until disDssso
of 4. J. PEARSON.
july7'S5wS. Probate Judge Y. co
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Effect of Prayer on Beans.
Americus (Ga) Republican.

Not lnng s'nce III an experience meet
ing ., G inesv.lle OF the slEc Fl .alicn
lists, one good sister arose and said: 81
am safe on the rock. The gopd Lord
ia with me i; trust everything 10 hi
The other day Mr.. S cent me word thai
he wouli bring some friends to dinner
at Il o'cl,ck was IN n II u c,ock
You know il takes heans two haurs tc
bile. but ju.t got DOM On nv knees
hS that old stove and prayed that then
beans would get done in an hour. When
the clock struck IL | got up, lifted Il ,
top and them beans were done."
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TIE TArLos manner Of directing Re-
publican politics, primaries, &C., 10
Guernsey County has disgusted the SEN
sibIo ueB OF the party and they have
1ostsrm,net to squelch the little impudeni
pTstsris like CHARLRs p, DAVID D., et
al Chairman GooDREL, OF the Repub-
lican Committee, appears to be the righ,
man in the right place to expose the ex-
Postmaster's tricks.
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PRESIDENT CLEVELAND is frm on the
cattle question He refuses to modify
his torty-dsy proclamation in which th'
cattle men were ordered to move thei'
cattle ont OF the Indian Territory.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-08-11

TIE dismissal OF inspectors Of foreign
vessels, and other useless barnacles fas
tened upon the Treasury BY Republican
Administrstions, are being dismissed o.
Z = gratifying rate.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-08-11

TEE wool question, the Prohibition
fsts, the liquor element and the Negroes
ere giving the Ohio Republicans a great
Zeal Of trouble In the campaign. They
have our sgmpsfhfes.
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THE BURIAL CASE:
1t Arrives In the Metropolis--What
It Looks Like.

New YORK. August 6 The steel case
which is 10 contain the remains of Gen.
eral Grant arrived here to-day. The
case Is entirely different from the first
one ordered. 1t is made of Cheop's
steel and weighs $50 pounds 1t is 96a
inches long, 40 inches wide, and 81 in-
ches high. The steel is one half inch in
thickness. The case is composed of six
pieces. The rivets by which the ends
are fastened together are five-eightb of
an inch thick, and are placed two inches
apart, and are what are known as but
ton-headed on the bottom, where they
are fastened. On the inside of the case
three iron rollers are permanently secur-
ed to the bottom, and three wooden roll
lers on each side to assist in placing the
coffin in position. On the edges where
the different pieces are riveted together
the steel is one inch thick. One end has
been left open, and through this open
ing the coffin will be placed in the case.
On one side of the case is silver plate
with the Inscriptions, u S Grant, died
July 23i, 1885
1t is painted dark brown color both
inside and out with waterproof paint. -
The case will be taken to Riverside Park
Tomorrow to await the arrival of the
Generals BODY.
Placing Badges on the HerO's
Breast.
New YORK. Aug. 6 Yesterday Colo.
mel Grant was asked II he would &C cnsen,
to the placing of Grand Army badge
upon the breast of the dead General -
The son consented, and to-day Senior
Vice Commander John H. johnson, o.
u S Grant Post, pinned the token upor
the Generals breast. Consent had also
been given the military order of tht
Loyal Legion to fix upon the breast o
the re mains the token of that orgsniza
tion. After midday and during the lrncl
hours OF the early afternoon, many lei.
ter carriers passed into the hall ani
I viewed the remains. 4
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Nth 90bertts
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
Anson II. Roach, plaintiff,

Anson Fl. Roach, plaintiff,
VS..
H. H. Moose and W. S. Moose, defendants.
DEFORE F. NJ. Beard. j. P. withia and fol
ID Center township. Monroe Comfy Ohio
On the 4th day of August, 1885. said Justice
issued an order of attachment in the above ae-
tion against this defendant, W. s. Moose. fol
sum of slO7 40. and $50 probable costs. Said
cause is set for hearing on the 26th day of Sep
tember, 1885, at 8 o'clock a. m.
ANSON VI. ROACH. Plaintiff.
By BRIGGS & MALLORY, his Attorneys
augl 1,ojw5.-
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Loun R,Ea. the header Of the revolu
non 10 the northwest territory rs TO be
hanged on September TS'h. That Is the
ssntence. bat It will not be executed.
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TIE Louisville Exposition will be .
grand sftair this year. twill open on
the 18th ins.. and continue to October
zxth.
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JoHx g. TnoMrsoN, OF Columbus, has
been appointed Special Agent OF the
General Land Office to investigate fraud
ulent lsnd entries.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-08-11

HeE E. BoYD FAULKNER, Of West Va,
mas been appointed Consul General to
Egypt. The salary is $4,000 per annum
aud fees.
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Gss BLACK, Pension Commissioner,
has completely silenced his defamers o.
the Republican press. Read his Istterin
this paper.
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TIE remains OF Gen. GRANT we're
viewed by 10000 people on the 9th
iust., In the City Hall, New lork.
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sHERIFH's SALE.
Lazarus Ehmau
John W. NeCollun 1 al.

nY virtue Of certain order Of sale issasd
ont Of the, coart 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 -
public auction at the east dsog o. IL coure
house IN Woods field. on
Saturday, TIE 22d dag Of Aagsst, 1885,
between the hours Of 10o'olocA :. N. and 8
O'Clock p. m, of said day, the following d.
scribed real estate situate IN Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit:
lot number thirty .four 10 the town Of Ar
tfoch, Monroe County, Ohio.
Said property so ordered 10 bs ssld h ap-
praised at s26s. aud may sell for two
thirds Of said appraisemsnt.
CHRIS LUDR,
jnl 2 ,'s5w5. Sheriff y. G. o.
W. X. MALLORY, ATTY.
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GEN. BLACKS DEFENSE.
Why and How He Was Granted q
G yernment Pension.

The Nature of His Wounds, Which
Totally Disable Him Physically
and Subject Him to Perpct-
ual Pain--A Reply Which
Ought to Effectually ST.
lence His AccuSers.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition
IN will be presented TO the commissisness
Of Monroe County, at their ne1t sessioR
September, A. D. 1885, praying for the aits-
ration Of county road on the following line
to wit; Beginning in the county road 1t o.
near the east end Of the foot bridge asrees
Pfney Fork Of SunHsh Creek on lands u
Amos Melott in Adams townships thence h
an easte.ly direction through the lands Of
Amos nelost, John Brscy, William gebbsrly
and William Anderson, passing on the sast
side Of said William Anderson's dwelling
borseahenoe in . snortherly direction through
said Anderson's land 70 interssst the old road
at or near the line bet wesn william Andeeso1
and A. n Mobley land. YKrITI0NBR.
rulyl4, ,'85w5.
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At the residence of William r. Adams

at Wilmington, Del, on Thursday night,
three men attempted to abduct as many
young ladies, who were in the yard, but
were frustrated after struggle.
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THE cholera has reached Paris and
American tourists are fleeing from the
city.
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CATARRH II
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate of Thomas Hissom, Deceased.
THK undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Executor Of the estate ei
Thomas Hissom, late of Monroe county, de-
ceased.
Dated this 29th day Of June, A. u. 1885.
J1ly7.'S5w3, LUTHER HISSOM'