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air. ufsst. il j. stated, has received her
.lfs, cheek "a a.. Publishers on account
a. Lsv husbands "Liis. Tho sun 10
said TO be $3.50. 600 but this is probably
TOO high figure. The amount, however,
is good. round one. II was the kno~l
edge Gen. Gran, derived from the fact
that his lsbors would make her old Ase
comfortable which impelled his e1traor-
binary ereriions IN writing his book. He
doubtless hurried himself into the grave by
this labor OF love.
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TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE.
After ATTY years effort in the Copper, Tin
and Sheet Iron Business In Manchester and
thanhfai for the very liberal patronage have
ever received, am again prepared TO do any
work In my line entrusted 10 me. Ihave on hand
. large line line Of ready made ware, made OF
the best material and low In price, alec milk
cans, wood. iron and chain pumps, hollow ware,
oil and yapor stoves. clipper lamps. FLYERS pa.
tent butter working churns. Brisnis tee and
coffee pots, agate and granite ware and other
ARTICLES too numerous to mention. will sell
one gallon syrup cans, full size for eleven cents
each, twelve quart TX charcoal tin sap tubs for
twenty three cents, copper clad tes kettles .
newarticle for one dollar and thirty eight cents.
good copper wash boiler nom three to four
dollars, cooking and parlor stoves for the next
thitry days at cost. Those In want Of anything
In my line will consult their own interest By
giving me . call before purchasing. ! have .
workman for all kinds Of Job work, and will do
roofing. eaveh uthing and repairing at the low.
lowest fgure
RAML. d. YOUNG.
Factory Point, Jan. 9th, 1885, 37tf
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HENRY A. COLES EsrATr

state otvERxoST. District OF Manchester, ~
In Probate Court held at Manchester within
and Tor said district on the 7th day Of January
4. y. 1885. .#
An instrument purporting to be the last will
and testament Of Henry A. Cole. late OF
Arlington Ia said district. deceased, was pre-.
ssntsd for Probate.
Whereupon session Of said Court, to be held
81 the Probate Office In Manchester, In said Dis.
trict on the 18th day OF January, A. D. 1856,
was appointed for the allowance OF said instru
ment. and for Ill persons concerned 10 appear
and con test the same. II cause there be for 90
be gven BY The publication hereof In the Mar
chester JoBRHAL, newspaper printed af said
Manchester, three weeks successfully previous
20 the time % appointed.
s5sw LOvELAND MuEsON, Judge.
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THURSDAY. JANUARY .. 1856.

is rather oninops iof Ecrcpess peace.
a,, Iosaca Truai. 10 bear that krrpps
famoas wcrts NJ Essen have iurned out .
l.rssr nnmi~f u guns dursne the la''
shres moa,hs ihan are usaslly proanosd
ia whole rear The bosrless delivery
~s made 10 Tntkey. after which came
nfreee sna sAtrIA
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate OF BETHEY SNYDER.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Man.
chester. Commissioners, TO receive, examine,
and adjust III claims and demands OF all persons
agAinst the estate OF
Beissy snyder, late OF sandgate,
10 said district deceased, and sll claims exhibited
In OBJECT thereto hereby give notice that No will
meet for thepnrposes aforesaid, at the dwelling
house OF q. Hurd. in sandgate on the
10th day OF July next, from nine O'Clock .. m,
until feur O'Clock, p. M, on said
day and that sir months from the llth day Of
January. A. D. 1856, 10 the time limited bv said
Court for said creditors TO present their claims
70 u for examination and allowance.
Dated u sAndgste this llth day Of January
sssv " aSDREw wv Y. TUNER, oomr'.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-28

ID. Democrats 10 Congress seem 10 bc
y.illas tbsi Dakota should be admitted as
. s,s :. provided the kepahlicans sill
,rspsen, u th4 s5missioo - Washington
Isnitos, 10 ibe uaiap. Ihe l.:ieF las
oal, 10 90 population. sbiis Dakota has
sispaa a. Offering The compromise the
b., orr.i. iscisly admit that DAKOTA
.nsst Il, L. casnr Stats
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NJ Cos rms Csniu Is inhignani over
"A. rgasssal ifam W.. chairmsnship ~ The
r.n,mlitec Il lot.isn snsrrs By speaker
r.,is.ls. 10 .nasr room Tor Perry Belmont
u Nes York. ~ or,I,'r 10 please Secretary
lsa,sri Coasie.snisn Carsip vas given
,l.s q airmanship II the banking and cur
r.us, committee has this does not heal
a. ~eun.l
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE;

EHtht6 OF HUBERT r. BL0oMER.
The underngned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the district of Man
chester, Commissioners, to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate Of
Robert P. Bloomer late Of Manchester
In said district deceased, and all claims exhib-
itedin Offset thereto, hereby give notice that We
at the Colburn House In Manchester
on the l4th day Of July next,
from 0 O'Clock A. N. until O'Clock p. N.
on said day, and that six months from the 25th
day Of January A. D., 1886. 10 the time limited
by said Court for said creditors to present ther
claims to ne for examination and allowance.
Dated ct Manchester, this 25th day OF jan
uary, AID. 1886.
EGBERT B. SMITH. ro...
S73w D. s. WILSON, oom''
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-28

The producers Marble company hss T.
ssed il price list for 1886. and il shows
an improvement over any previously sent
ont. - Il has well executed cuts Of al the
different designs Of monuments manuisct-
ursd By this company.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-28

Salvation Oil. the greatest cure on earth
for pain. has no equal. Persons suffering
from Rheumatism. neuralgia. or for cuts.
bruises, sprsirs. &C., should not be with.
out IT. Cures are effected in an incredi-
bly, short time. Price only twenty-five
cents . bottle For sale by al drug
gists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-28

Ayers SArsspsrilla. being highly COO
ceniratcd. requires smaller doscs. and is
more effective. than any other blood med.
icine. !. is the cheapest. because tho
bsst. Quality and not quantity should
be considered.
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The Rev VIM. Stout. Wharton. Ont,
states: "Aiter being inaectually treated
BY seventeen different doctors for ScrofulA
.nd blood diseases. l was cured by Bur
dock Blood Bitters." Write him for
proof.
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"a GARD.

To oil who are from the errors and in
discretions Of youth, nervous weakness.
early decay, loss OF manhood. &C.. l will
send send recipe that will cure you
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South
America, Send se)fsddressed envelope
to the Rev. JosErH I. IsMAs, Satioa D.
Ner Yosk CNt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-28

The Grand Army post st Hy de Park won
the sword offered by Department Com :
mander General Greenleaf for the greatest
number OF recruits last year.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-28

A meeting Of the creditors Of Bradley
Barlow WAS held in Montreal last week for
the appointing OF q curator. The claims
Of the creditors presen. aggregated 81,
500, 900.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-28

Where's The sense in spending money
for doubtful AFFAIR when sure thing IL
onsred' Hip Porpu Pipsvs for Ill aches,
pains and soreness The greatest
strengthener known. sc.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-28

The managers Of the Rutland Music
Festival association have decided to hold
the third annual festival Of the organiza-
ton the first week 10 June.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-28

The quarantine at Richfcrd was raised
yesterday and there will be no more vac
cination or fumigaiion, to the great relief
Of travellers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-28

Straw hats and lissa busters will not be
so very popular ~ heretofore; DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, however, will be a. popu-
lar o. ever.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-28

Flies = M D~s-.
Flies. reaches. ants. bed-bugs, rats,
mice. gophers, chipmunks, cleared ont by
Rough on Rats" loo.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-28

Enterprising young men vho Wish % prepare
can do ID beat by . o0urss Of study at the AL.
BAEY BUSINESS COLLE0K. Has over 5000
graduates IN business. Catalogue aud specimen
81 penmaDs,.lp mailed free 90 application.
Addfess csrneil D Cafhart, 81 Is y. Psssi 81.
Albany, n. y. ti2iyl
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Marriages.

Al Dorset, Jan, iatp, hy REV. \. a. FRAU. ar i,
Horace v, whiie, Esq, ~ Chicago, ssa Niss
kAthsnne Field, daughter 81 NJ. Charlse
Field. 81 Dorset
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-28

Atfaesery Point, Jan. li,h, a. thu residsnes
OF n. !. smith, hetsft Y. plecmef. In The n
rear Of bic age.
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gbfMaufbfstfr Journal

Ok. srMoxps, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

One. two or three good fArms for sals, with
modern improvements. Sold on account Of
owner being out Of the State. stock and farm
Ing implements sold with the fArms II desired.
Payments made eAsy. Apply 10
SGsm y. NJ. PIERCE.
Jam, 10Th. 1856. Brandon, VI.
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WANTS.
Advertisements, Hnder this head, ten +,
line each insertion.

I>oR kALh,--A ANAL tenement \ ouse and LOT
IL on Bonnet street, formerly owned aud %.
cupird by Mrs. Baker Wilson.
Apply 10 -
Factory Point Va. Jan. 9Gth, 1855. ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-28

,oh sALk--onions. Cabbage, Tunips Bssls.
Il Apples and Fresh nsh, iby
Il. q. FUTILE
Factory Point, VI, Jan. 27,h, lssa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-28

Geo, X. Thompson. Rupert w., deais 10
Dakota Farm Mortgages, Full information and
ve tmenis furnished for one year only II desifsd-
s7lf Address a. above
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-08-10
N Below is the law requiring super.

~ Below is the law requiring super
visors to cut weeds along the highways:
Section 1. Be it enacted BY The Gen
eral Assembly of. the State OF Ohio,
That section forty seven hundred and
thirty OF the revised statutes of Ohio be
amended to read as follow:
Section 4730. Supervisors OF town.
chips or county roads or supsrintend-
ents Of any improved or mscadamized
roads shsE cut down and destroy all
weeds, burs, bushes and briars growing
within any county or to ownship highway,
the same to be done within the months
of July and August OF each year, and
also in the months Of September and DC.
tober whenever q repetition OF the work
becomes necessary the more efectually
to exterminate the same; and for that
purpose such supervisor or superinteud-
ent may allow any land owner reason.
able compensation for destroying such
weeds, burs, bushes and briers on the
public highway on which euch landown
er's land abuts such compensation to DO
fixed by such supervisor or superintend.
ent before such labor is performed. and
shall be credited upon such landowner 8
road tax for that year.
How about the application Of the
above to the streets Of W oodsfeld 7 We
don't want to complain, or be too i'm.
pertinent, but we think ifmore attention
we're paid to the weeds that on. many Of
our streets, are allowed to grow unrs.
strained, our town would present neat.
er and more cheerful appearance. II you
don't pay attention TO your own town,
no one else will for you Let Us have
all these unsiehtly weeds removed, and
let the sunlight play on the places here
tofore kept damp apdslimy.
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OBITUARY.

DIED.-JoHN HosKINsoN, of Lee TO
this county, on the 18th ult .
he had been o sufferer OF rheumatism
and heart disease for some time, hut no
one thought he was so near the end OF
his pilgrims journey. Deceased was
born and raised in this comfy. He Was
in his list wear He had been consis.
tent member Of the U. B Church for 35
years, and was . regular attendant Of
divine service. He vas followed Thurs.
day at SAN. by large concourse of
relatives and friends, to the Mt. Olive
burial ground. where be was wrapped in
the cold earth to await the resurrection
morn.
He leaves a wife and seven children 10
mourn his loss, who have The heartfelt
sympathy OF their many friends, and the
blessed promise Of meeting their father
in land where there'is no sickness or
death, and where sll tears of sorrow
shall be wiped away BY the lilv white
band OF a loving Savior. "Be ye there.
fore ready, for the time OF the Lord com.
eth when ye think not"
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4 Attention Thirty.sixth.

The members Of the 36th Ohio Ipfan.
try will hold q Re union at Jackson,
Ohio on Tuesday, September 7,b, 1886.
The comrades can attend this Reunion
without interfering with their attendance
at the Reunion of the Army OF West
Virginia, TO be held at Portsmouth, be-
ginning on the 7tb, and ending on the
10th Of September. All SURVIVORS of the
Both are urged to be present, and to sig.
Nifty their intention OF attending by sd-
dressing Dr.. B. F. Holcomb, Jackson,
Oaio, the Chairman Of the Committee of
Arrangements. Let every member OF
the grand old seth who reads this notice
consider himself especially invited to be
present, and resolve himself into com.
mittee OF one to notify every comrade
he may see, 10 come "a --r-.s.lsz-sS- ~
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The Methodist Episcopal Church is
making an appeal for a Million Dollars
tor Missions 10 the year, 1885. Almost
one. halt Of this amount is to he applied
to Missionary work within the hounds
Of the United States. , fs-sz-
ssslns view of the great demands of fields
already occupied, and the urgent appeals
for the Gospel where its cheering mes.
sage has never been heard together with
the great ability OF The Church to give
the Missionary Board at its last session
though million dollars sum not too
large to ask of the Church for this most
,worthyscause. e -
The membership of the M. E. Church
IN 1885 was I,S0o,l5O. Daring the pres.
ent Sesr the number of its communi-
canls has been swelled by loo, 600 addi.
,tions. 80 SD .Av
IA Church of such great numer ical
STRENGTH With more than s75, ,OOO, 900
invested in Church property and par
soGages, and with Educational Institu.
tons aggregatiug 10 their property and
endowmeots over $l4,00O,0O0, should
be able appually to consecra,e one mill.
ion dollars 10 the great caus. OF evan
gelizing the heather world. II can be
done. 1t will be done ii the entire mem
bership individually do their allotted
part. xts..,.
Already :he church in many places
has responded to the call fora million"
and sent The good new to the Missiona
ry Board and to the world Oarthe llth
Of July two congregations in the city OF
Minneapolis brought for ward mission
ary off.ring Of $7,32s, a sum much
larger than was asked for. And similar
responses are heard coming from every
quarter.
Where the people had formerly given
but $50 or $lOe. we hear OF advances 10
5000, $500 and even $500. The Circuit
and Station Of the East and the West
are uniting in vigorous effort to roll
up the million Tor Missions during the
present year..
Barnesvil.e District of East Ohio Con
ference has "a roition OF the mill IN TO
false. Will the last cent OF our appcr.
tiopment be brought forth by the close
of this Conference year2::
Let no charge, mo man, no woman, no
boy, no girl cease praying and giving
until the last dollar Is raised. Jesus
says to US: "Go ye into all the world
and preach the gospelto every creature" d"
+ Sia t59 gETs5 IA. D.S.
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ROAD NOTICE

NOTICE .,is hereby lsivsn that petition
IN will be presented to the Commissioners
Of Monroe County, Ohio, At their September
session, lS86, praying for reviow survey and
alteration of the following described road to
wit: Commencing for the Same at the cross
roads ON the lands of Frederick Rose in Sum.
nit township and east OF said Fred Roses
barn; thence running northeasterly oour.e
along the east hillside through the lands OF
said Fred Rose to tbe south post Of = gate
leading into "a field of g. W. Fishers at the
foot of the hill; thence north on the line be
tween the lands Of Fred Rose and g. W
Fisher and George Hoff to . small log stable
At the forks of the roads; thence easterly
through the lands of said George Hof, Lud.
wig Hsft, and along the foot Of the hillside
north of said George Hof's house TO an ap
pie tree near the line between the lands Of
said &c orge Hoff and James Denbow; thsncs
on said line running tn about thirty five
rods to q stake; thence an easterly coarse
through the lands of said James Denbow to
pair of barsleading into the John Wehl and
James Denbow road, and there to end in
Summit township We also petition you ia
vacate so mach of the cd road IS becomes
unnecessary by the grant Of this review and
alteration And also that ycu grant a suf.
foiency of the county Ioad fnni TO pay the
expenses of this survey and review and dam.
ages acoruins thereby, If any, and that you
consider this at your September session, 8S6.
aus3'SS.5. MANY PETITIONERS.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

s = - aHH -"
n EORGR KIMPLB, whose place n res 'dence
" and postofice ADDRESSES Pittsburgh, al.
leghepy county. Pennsy ylvania will take no.
tice, that on Tuesday, the Goth day of July,
1885, The Clarington Planning Mill and Fur
niture company filed a petition in the court
If common pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio,
against him and others, whereby III reeks 20
assert a n,echsncls lien upon the following
de.crited premises situate In the town Of
C7aripgton, Monroe count. Ohio, TO wit:
Tweit. four feet on OF the south side OF lot
numbsr one ,runring back 6lty FIVE feet from
fercee on Front street, the balauce six feet
wide to the alley to recover sjudgment
sgsipst said George Kimple for-the sum Of
$I3l ss5, with interest from the 18th day OF
October, 1889, and for the sale Of said prem
isrs.
Unless you answer said petition on or be-
fore the 25th da' Of September, | lSS6, said
petition will be e'taken as true and judgment
rendered accordingly. ~ Fl,S s&F
CLARlNGTON PLANNING MILL AND FURNI.
TURB COMPANY,
e. BY DRIoos 4 Mallory It's Att'ys.
Z july27. 'e6t7. 1853 e3 3@EsG3gIT = 3
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PERSONALPOINTERS.
- - 80 81 ---g Essr Sksk,sN

&Fas4 - ~ 8 - II --y ss3r tsSss,sz - tss
w. E. MALLORY, ESQ, is on the
sick list.
Hon. HENRY LYoEs was in town
Tuesday .1 es Es5s s, ~ ls
IT. J. GRIFFITH, Esq, OF near Ozark
was in TO see us Thursday.
-Exl Commissioner LIEUELLEN was a
caller at our office THURSDAY.
Mrs. CARTER and daughter Of Zaues-
vile are with friends IN town.
MIR HIRAM GiBsoN, OF near Quaker
City, was taking In tho town Saturday.
Mr.. DAN HANcHER, postal clerk on
the B. 2. 4 G., was in town W Wcdnesday.
-E W. ARMSTRONG returned las,
week from business trip to Pittsburg.
w. T. and WAYNE WEST arc taking
q course in the Zsnesville Business Col.
lege, IEla {Atls{
Miss E. A. HAYDEN, pleasant lady
of this place, will shortly leave for Ro.
chester, Pa.
2 -Dr. W. 6. WEBB. q pleasant gentle
man and popular physician, OF Cameron,
was here Wednesday,.
Miss Alta FORD, OF Benwood, who
has been visiting friends in Woodsheld,
returned home last Wednesday. ss'& :,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C.. CLARK and little
daughter, and Mrs. DR.. ARMSTRONG are
on a three weeks visit TO relatives in
Kansas.
Mrs. PLANK, an intelligent lady OF
Gettysburg, Pa, is visiting her father,
Capt. SrANGLER OF this place. She. is
accom- panied bv her son, Master ALLIE.
Rev. W. H DEvoRE, OF Beallsville.
preached an interesting sermon last Sab
bath at the Christian Church Of This
place. Mr.. DEvoRE has been retained
by Church here as regular minister, and
will hold service once each MONTH p
~ GA& sAYslI .esHs 49,, az
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-08-10

R We confidently expect 10 be able
to appear in bran new dress In our
next issue. We had made arrangements
10 change our style OF attire at much
earlier date, but was detained from so
doing by various hinderances. We
have now received all necessary mate.
rial, and by doing extra work in order
to place the enlarged and revised paper
before our patrons as soon as possible,
will, we hope, throw 81 the old and don
the new In our next paper Keep your
best eye open TO greet us
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~ Quite q number of interesting
communications appear in this issue
Reed the excellent article on our first
page giving valuable agricultural statia.
tics-of interest to any resident OF Mon.
roe County; and also, the Interesting de.
scription by "H D s." on this page in
which he describes the good work tba,
is now being done by the Missionary
Societies of the M. E. Church. Both are
TOPICS on which we, as progressive and
intelligent people should keep ourselves
informed. aaahn..EE Rra.a E.snnez : !
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GEO. NEzHEa \ SONS

Announce to the Public that
their mill is now dressed up
for the new crop, with ma
chinery all new and COM
plete and Guarantee Good
Work. ''''.',...''' ,.. ~.
- Also that they buy all
kinds Of grain, such as
Wheat, Oats and Corn, for
which they pay Highest
Market Price in Cash. Flour
FEED and Meal kept in
stock at market prices.
.ff Aug.10, ,'S6w3. ,ts
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@ This year the Grand Army meets
in California. If it is not too early, we
suggest Ohio as the meeting place in
1883. Taat is Obio's irst centennial
year, and the capital Of the State will be
prepared 10 entertain vast crowds OF
people. We would show all the sol.
diers OF the Upion what advancement
the "SoIder State has made in her first
century; an advancement, by the way,
it will Re bard TO equal, much less TO ex.
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~D z 1uTuy =, ,,.r..,.

@D. K. LUTHY, OF Jerusalem,
Ohio, will deliver the Granger Fruit and
Vegetable Eraporator, for which he is
agent. 10 sny party in the county at
manufacturers prices, within ten day 9
alter receipt o. price irtm purchaser.
Small size, 1925, 90 SO; medium, 24x
35, s.; large, 24x72, &l0. They are
used in connection With cooking stove,
require no extra fuel, and are guaranteed
to do good work. W. Fl. Probasco will
canvass some parts Of the county.
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Bucklen,s Arnica salve.

THE BEST SALvE IN the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores,. letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale b.
r. w. POPE.
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EF S. L. PARSONS. q stone mason was
recently tearing down afounda lion on
farm belonging toia Mr.. HENRY. in Co.
lumbiana County, o.. and. found tin
can containing 1000 in gold and silver
coin. The pieces are all ancient ard were
prohabl pot ihere years ago. ssse~sz : ,