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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-10-11
GR + 7

Mrs. Harry Ramsey went to NJ an
ming Wednesday.
Ed. Mitchell will move his family
to Jamaica Tuesday.
Elmer Audas. is husking corn for
VIM. Lewis, south Of town.
Mrs. Linn is visiting with her son
Aus and family this week.
| Will Smith and wife drove to
Manning Monday afternoon.
Miss Lena Higgins is assisting Mrs.
Harry Bates, of Ross this week.
Mrs. John Hardy, OF Dedham. was
down to the dedication Thursday.
Mrs. Walter Audas and Ada Kit.
tell, we're Audubon visitors Tuesday.
Miss Bertha Lewis is at Dedham as
milliner in one OF the department
stores.
George Altman, one of our gradu-
ates, is attending the Audubon school
this year.
Ed. Lancelot who has been on the
sick list for some time is reported a
little better.
j. G. F. Wicker and wife, of Au-
dubon, visited with relatives in the
city Tuesday.
| A tent was ordered from Omaha
for the accommodation of the crowd at
the dedication
]. Mrs. Thompson and her son Orlie
and Miss Gertie Ramsey, were Man
ming visitors Saturday.
u Mrs. Lewis is visiting at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Jennie Tucker
in Viola township.
Mrs. Bertha Shelley, who has been
at the Frank Aikman home for some
time has returned home.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Halbeth is very i'll. AT this writing
it is thought to be a little better.
There was no school Thursday thai
teachers and pupils might attend the
dedication of'the |. O. 0. r. hail.
Tom Wilson and his mother wht
have been away visiting friends fol
some time returned home Tuesday.
A surprise party Friday evening a,
the Joe Nedrow home west of town
is the event next in consequence t,
\ the dedication for this week.
! Aus. Linn and his mother went t.
! Sioux City to the carnival last week
he returning Tuesday, his mother be
came i'll and remained with a sol
whose home is there.
In our issue last week we made
mistake in the number that drew tn
quilt Grandma Wilson put up for TIL
Christian home. The number should
have been 80 instead Of %.
! Howard Klttell went. up to TIL
creamery and helped Jay Lancelo
( make butter couple of days thu
. week while Jack came home and as
: sisted in the preparation for the dedi
: cation of the 1. 0. O. r. hall whic
took place Thursday.
AID Settlenire and wife, who hay
+ been visiting their parents and otne
relatives in FayeLte county for tn
past three weeks, returned home Fri
day. They report the crops splendi
in that vicinity, but the hay badl
damaged by the excessive rains as
is everywhere.
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The Bethany Fair Association has se-
cured sufficient encouragement to APP
ply for charter. The papers nave
been made out and the 10 per cent as
sessmcnt paid. Brooke county Is thus
assured OF a faIF this year that VIII no
doubt be credit TO her.
The new officers Of the Christian
Sunday school are as follows: Super
intendent, ]. c. Kemp; secretary, Aille
Rayston; assistant secretary. Charles
Wilson; treasurer, Edward Marsh.
Shirley Pattle will go TO New York
ON Monday, to study violin music under
the beet teachers he has shown
marked talent in this direction and nls
friends expect to hear from him.
William Magee. an aged citizen. and
for several years superintendent OF
Brooke cemetery, died on Thursday,
He viii be buried to-day at Franklin.
Ice dealers and others have filled
their houses this week with flne quail
lty OF ice from Buffalo creek, from SIX
to eight inches in thickness.
The Knights Of Pythlaa had an en-
joyable smoker" after the routine
lodge work had been transacted Thurs
day evening.
Isaac Ashton. OF Ohio county pur--
chased the Hogg farm near Snort
creek, containing "a acres, for $3.50
County court will meet In regular
quarterly session on Monday, January ..
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Ba1DesPoRT HAPPENINGS.
Events of a Day in the Town at the
End Of the Bridge.

End OF the Bridge.
Miss Myrtle Moore very pleasantly
entertained a large number Of her
friends last evening at her home, In
AetnayIlIe. About forty guests were
present, and the evening passed pleas
antly at dancing and cards. Refresh
mcnts were served.
Frank Branum went to Columbus
Yesterday. where he has been attending
the Ohio state University, to bring
hack his personal effects He will go
on the road for the firm Of A. Branum
& Song, in the place Of the late Charles
Branum.
The funeral Of Capt. William Clark
will take place at o'clock this after
moor, from the residence Of ]. E. Clark,
In Klrkwood Rev. j. A. Donahey Will
cmciate. Interment WIN be at Mount
Wood cemetery.
Bentley Clark arrived here yesterday
from Freedom, Pa, to attend the fun
eraI Of his father. Captain William
Clark. Harry IS expected from Chi
cago this morning.
yesterday morning j. c. Dent, os-
valid shick and H. G. Branum appraised
the property OF Mrs. Anna Bratton, on
pike street.
Thomas Fury will entertain num-
her Fl his fellow workmen in the Aetna
mill at the Belmont House this evening
Several young people from here at
tended the dance given at scheehle's
hall, liz Martins Ferry. last evening.
Walter Lewis left last evening for
PhIledelphia, where he. has accepted a
position with lumber company.
Mrs Susan Morris left yesterday for
zanesvllle, to spend couple OF weeks
with her daughter,
A large number from here attended
the dance given at the Island club
rooms last night.
Miss Alice updegraff, Of Mount
Pleasant. was calling on friends In
town yesterday.
Misses Blanch and Nora Bradley, OF
sardls, are the guests OF relatives on
Morgan street.
KoehnlInc 81 Son will commence cut
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MoMEoHEN NoTFs.
Daily Items of Interest About People
and Events.

Daily Items of Interest About People
and Events.
Rev. L. D. Mahene, of Mount Union
College, Ohio. has been the guest OF
Rev. and Mrs. U. S. c.. Carroll this
week, and will probably preach at the
NJ. i. church Sunday morning and eve
ming.
G. w. Lovall, of PennSboro. who has
been in South Africa for a number of
years, is the guest of H. s. Hart, and
family of South Highland street.
Miss Hattie Force has returned to her
home, at Buffalo, n. Y, after spending
a week as the guest Of Miss Edna Nc
Mechen.
Joseph Wilson. wife and son, Elmer.
of Henrysburg, Ohio, are the guests Of
Mfr. John Wilson, on johnson avenue.
Miss Dee Burdette has returned to
her home at Grafton, after spending 4
week here, the guest OF friends.
Lizzie Wagner, of Wheeling. is visit
ing her sister Mrs. H. N. White, Of
Lincoln avenue
Mrs. Rachcl Johnson, OF Shepherub'
town. is visiting her son, William john
son this week.
John Tomllnson, of Cameron, was Wis
itlng his sister, Mrs. Charles Black.
yesterday.
claude Goodwin is the guest of friend
at Cameron.
Homer Hartley Is the guest of friends
at Falrmont.
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of whseling's
Progressive Neighbor.


Progressive Neighbor.
Rlngland Grayson, of this city had a
narrow escape from drowning at
Bridgeport Thursday night. He was
skating on the back river, and did not
know that the 'Ice man" had been at
work near the bridge, and SLATED into
the water. A number Of friends were
close by, and rescued him, but not un-
iii he had been in the water for some
time. No bad effects resulted.
The Laughlln mill. which has been on
for about two weeks, Will partially re-
sumo Monday morning. Eight hot
mills viii resume Monday. the cold
rolls. picking department and anneal-
Inc department will resume Tuesday,
and the new tin house Will go on one
week from the following wednesday
The six old mills will go on as soon ms
the new engine Is completed.
The Belmont Brewing Company on
Yesterday began the erection Of new
ice plant adjoining the old one, on
south Fourth street. They finished
GllIng the old one yesterday. which has
capacity OF $50 tons, and Mr. Lipp-
hardt said yesterday that It was the
finest ice they had ever put up The
now plant will be the same size as the
old one, 3Ox3O feet.
"The Confederate Spy" produced at
the star Theatre last evening. by home
talent. for the benefit Of the fre de-
Sarfment. was witnessed by small au-
dlence. but the performance wus excel
ient,iu every respect. It will be repeat
ei this evening
= II was reported yesterday that por-
dnn of the Aetna standard mill would
resume Monday morning. The mills
that will go on, n reports arc true nrc
In mills Nos 10 and IA, and all the
sheet mills,
The dance given by the young people
OF this city at Schedules hall last eve
ming was very enjoyable affair, and
wpg largely attended. A large num-
her from wheeling and Bridgeport were
present
Miss Mary Mccain. who has been
the guest OF Mrs. George Matheny, on
broadway. returned to her home at
East Liverpool yesterday.
Immediately following the morning
services tomorrow the congregation OF
the German Lutheran church will elect
officers.
The National Glass Compnny's plant
win resume In full Monday evening, nf-
ter two weeks holiday shut down.
Miss Carrie WOOD, of Youngstown, Is
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BENWooD.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.

News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.
Ben Crawley. a young man, a resi-
dent Of Wheeling since he came from
Michigan about year ago, was in
Reuwood yesterday in search Of his
wife whom he supposes is living here
with her cousin, as husband and wife
He failed TO locate the couple, whom
ne thought came here from Llttleton.
Crawley tells a complicated tale OF
marital woes. It is TO the eftect that
his marriage to the woman was not To-
gal by reason OF later discovery that
she had an undivOrced husband living
in Michigan, and that this Is the second
similar marriage ne contracted through
feminine dupllclty. In proof of his
statements he exhibits n marriage IL
cense. He wants to prosecute his sec
ond wife chiefly to punish her for de-
seftlnE him several months ago. He
IL below the average in intelligence. and
is a fair example OF that class which
fnils to realize the seriousness OF
marriage contracts.
In addition to the dramatic feature.
81. Matthews church entertainment at
Mozart Hail next Tuesday evening,
there viii be retreshments served by
the ladies and vocal solos rendered By
Captain W. NJ. clemans, Of Wheeling.
and Charles Zulnuf. Of Pittsburgh, for
merly Of wheeling.
Burglars attempted to enter the'home
Of David Irvine, in the Fourth ward,
Thursdny night. As the house is near
the McMechen line. It is supposed some
Of the McMcchen thieves Overstepped
the boundary.
The Retail Grocors' Association viii
meet next Sunday evening to select del
cEntes to the national convention.
which meets in Cleveland, January IS,
Il and Is.
Benwood Is rapidly developing n first
Glars orchestra. It in composed of
twelve members, and Is instructed by
Prof Frank j. Nelson, Of Bellalrc.
one wcek from to-day the Union
district teachers viii meet IN this town.
The evening session will be held at the
NJ. L. church.
Councilman seabrlsht is recovering
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MouNpsvI1LE BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marshall
county,s Chief City.

SOAIS
A crazy man, about thirty years Of
age. and well dressed, gave the people
Of the First ward good scare yester-
day, by breaking into their houses and
attacking the occupants. He was stop
ped by Officer stIlwell before he had
done any serious damage. and was
committed to jail by the mayor About
$3.50 was found on his person ana a let,
ter was found IN nus pocSet aug Il. ...ea
TO Ihomas tul'e, S StestSa m. we. .n'
ron y OIoon tr,,,a, ~ Snd h,s frIenSS
Ia5, lst show that he has been
dn,nSInT
c.ns,dor,h,o ,n,eres. ia being mani.
,.S.oS ' ~ tSo cooi land around Mounds
,'iS,a which has mt vet BEEN taken up.
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Upton
win Challenge Again for the AmeEi-
can Cup.

VIII Challenge Again for the AmeFa-
can Cup.
NEW YORK. Jan. 5.-David Barrie
the American representative of Sir
Thomas Upton. said to-day:
mo challenge has been issued. Sir
Thomas will issue challenge. however
for 1901 but he cannot do anything un-
til Mr.. Fife has completely recovered,
Then the challenge will come through
the Royal Ulster Yacht Club. I had a
letter yesterday from Mr.. Fife. in
which he said that he is nOw.so Ear al
yapced on the road to recovery that he
il able TO be about on crutehes. He
has had a hard time OF 1t, but viii be
soon ready for business. In spite Of all
the watson talk. know now that Mr..
Fife will have the refusal of the de-
signing Of the new challenger. do
not believe that he Will refuse. He
built a good boat the last time, and 1t Is
only fair to him that he should have
another chance to win. may say, In
fact that Mr.. Fife viii design the new
boat. expect Sir Thomas Upton
himself viii be here in February"
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AssTGNFE,s SAFE.

A ssI0NEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
a PROPERTY - HUSCRoFT BRuS'
GREENBRN-
nv virtue OF n deed OF assignment made
nv J. G, Huscroft w. a. HuscroIt hhu
W. G, Huscroft Grading as HusSrol
Bros.O to the undersigned assignee, 9Rteu
the 18th day OF september Ivy, anu nonn ~
court OF Ohio county In Decd OF trust
Book No. Sc, page Gil, will on
THURSDAY, JANUARY. IS, 1860
becInnIng AZ 10 o'clock n. m. OF said day
ssii On the premises, in the Peninsula add
tion 10 The city OF Wheeling, AZ puDno
auction, all the following property, tO-Wis'
a certain leasehold for greenhouse pur-
noses for the term Of ten years ana SIX
months. beginning on the LIST day o. ApIli'
1881. and ending on the Soth day OF ssP tla
ber i1O7 to tho ten lots numbered iIolH
81 10 10 inclusive In the Peninsula aduitlon
10 Inc city OF Wheeling, laid out by row
4 1nuer, as shown upon the plat OF sa,a
addition recorded In said clerk oHlee ll
Plat Book No. ]. page II,
This sale Including all PRIVILEGES anu
bninC subject to all conditions proNloeu ~
said lease, Including the payment TO t he
lessor OF the sum Of Sl,gS On sh Sa,6 1isSS
hereafter until the expiration OF SAID teIIll;
AIso nii buildings, green houses erectel
unon said lots or any OF them, ana an
boilers. pipes, frames, glass. pots. lu I'M
ture and one wagon situate upOu sll ~. AZ AZ
oT nnv az them: formerly owned by the
UuScroft Bros. and used by them IN con-
ncction with their business as florists,
said property will be sold as a whole
or In parcels, as may DO deemed most al
VnntnCcous to the trust.
'rEi{SiS OF SAI4E--0Re-thlrd or as much
moro on tho purchase money na the pur-
ShnScr mny elect 10 pay In cash on the
day OF sale the balance, II any, In two
coual inHtallments Of six and Twelve
months. with Interest on the deferred IN
siSiiments from the day OF sale, the prin-
einai and interest Of said deferred INSTALL
nIpnta TO be secured 10 the satisfaction oil
The undersigned assignee,
jess McCAUSLASD, Assignee.
s q. ROYCE, Attorney,
c. s. GREER, Auctloneer. lat
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Carroll Club League.
Yale Won the Third.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. Jan. 5.--Yale won
he third Of the series Of hockey games
Rt Duquesne Garden tonight. from
Duquesne Country & Athletic Club by
} score Of to ?. The game was very
Exciting, Yale securing victory just bc-
FORE the second half ended by making
hreo goals In rapid succession.
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THE ONLY ONE FOR WHICH YOUR MONEY Is RETURNED IL
FAILS TO CURE.
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Ing lie below the Aetnaviiir bridge sh.s
morning.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
hre department was held last evening.
Miss Caroline Mccain. Of Allegheny,
Is tine guest OF her uncle, In RirkwoOd.
P. L. Greer. Of philadelphia, was a
business caller in town yesterday.
Phil Kennedy has as his guest Ern-
est Harper. Of Coraopolls, Pa.
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WRLLspuRa.
Doiugs Of People IN the Brooke coun-
- rF.s...,.a1t-

Doings O. People Ia the HFooke Uo1n-
~ Metropolis
The old bank building now occupied
BY the wellsburg National Bank was
built in 1889 for q branch Of the
Northwestern Bank. which used II CON
tlnuously until 1t was reOrganiEed into
the Wellsburg National. in 1869. and run
under this name ever since. The same
furniture Is still there Is 1t was placed
In 1889. and this bank has been one OF
the few that never suspended business
or closed It's doors at any time during
the several panics covering this long
period. The present omcers are John
c. Palmer. president. and 2. Jacob as
cashier.
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4 ssIGSEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
A PROPERTY : HUSCRoFT BROS
GRFEyNERY
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dent OF the Pittsburgh base bali club.
arrived to-day, to take up his pernsa-
nent residence here. His frBt official
act was to release outhelder Joe Rick
ert to the Worcester. Mass.. club Mr.
preyfus snys he has information which
be considers positive, that the National
League win be reduced to eight clubs
before the next season begins.
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NIGHT And Morning
WILL PREVENT Your CONTRACTING
DISEASES oE THE AIR PASSAGES OR LUNGS
Ten Minutes Four Times a Day

WILL CURE oATARRA BRONCHITIS AND ASTHMA
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House WOPk

Seems easy to a man, but there is a
great deal Of lifting and reaching to do /;
q great many trips up and down stairs to
make In the course Of days house work.
IT'S hard where 4 woman is we'll. For
Z .o,nnn suRerfnR with some form Of
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The Best Prescription for chills
md Fever IS bottle Of Groves Taste;
less chill Tonic. It Is simply Iron ana
uuinlne In n tasteless form. NO cure
no pay. Price. soe. t'hs'-"
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IS THE ONLY eEalno1DE WHICH CAN BE INHALED
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~ olIset Il M LorInF HOODS on IN

me CUES, n drs. Lorins Hobbs on IN
diana street.
Jacob Houuker left yesterday for
Newark. to spend several days with
relatives.
capt. L W. InglehrlGht was In Tor
onto yesterday on business.
George Hell, ST.. Is quite III at bis
home, on Broadway.
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Ten Minutes Bvery Hour

wI1I oURE ooNsUlRTIoN ANp RN1UNoNIA
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AaErTTs.

10NFV to Lady or GentlsmRn CanVa1sers.
MVNAl We offer liberal cash commits.
slons for subscriptions TO the "Dellgner,"
the hRndsomegt and most popular Fashion
Magazine. Easy, profitable work. For
terms and sample copy apply 10 Standard
Fashion Co., % West 18th street, New York,
N. y. no2S
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NTocKHoLpERs' MEETING.

The annual meeting Of tho stockholders
Of the Intelllgencer Publishing Company
will he held ut the Office OF the company
m. n Fourteenth street, Tuesday, JRnu-
airy q, 1900 between the hours Of ana
O'Clock p. M. for the purpose OF electing
a board OF directors and the transaction
OF any other business that may come DO
iS de5 sneH'' JOHN p. GLASS. Secretary.
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zee sANro poMINeo MuppIE.
French Government Sends a Squad
j.. r,.11.a ~

French Government Sends q. squAd-
rom to Collect Debts.
] PARIS, Jan. 5.-1nvlew Of the feeling
in snnto Domingo against the actlpnnf
the. French consul in pressing tho
Boismare-C sccavelrfs claim OF 2sO,0,O
francs, the following statement Of the
French position IS given from a source
whose accuracy of information Is un-
dehiable:
'In accordance with the treaty eoti-
cluded in'1SS5, between President Heur-
eaux and the French minister to Hay
Il. the government of santo Domingo
agreed to turn over to the French cons
sui monthly indemnity in reparatIon
for services rendered and damages
sustained by families OF French citi-
gems who had been assasslnated In
default OF payment the treaty StipuIa-
ted that action might be taken against
the improvement committee having the
concession to collect the revenues OF
the island. Since the assassination OF
President Heureaux the Indemnify has
been withheld, but. on account Of the
disturbances following ,hls death.
France made no immediate demand for
payment. AS more than elk months
have passed without action. and santO
Domingo showing bad faith in the ex-
ecutlon of the obligations. the French
consul, in conformity with the treaty,
received an order to place an embarGo
on the revenues Of the improvement
company. The execution of this order
provoked disturbances, which the gov
eminent OF santo Domingo has not at
tempted to suppress. and serious ip-
suits have been offered to France and
the consulate Al soon as Advised the
French government cabled to the
commander OF the French Atlantic
squadron to proceed at once to satito
Domingo.
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pritiah F0Eslgn ofaoe DOesn't Know.

BritiBh Foreign Office Doesn't Know.
LONDON. Jan. 5.-The British for
elgn office has no knowledge Of any prl-
waite messenger having, been sent by
Emperor William to Queen Victoria
supposed to be connected with the SELF
ure Of German ships or any other mat
ter. The officials point out that even II
dispatches have been sent by his ma
jesty to the queen any indication OF
their contents must be purely suppose
tious.
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CTocKHoLDERs' MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Bellaire and BenwoOd Bridge Com
transaction Of any other business that may
come before them, will be held Ut the
South Side Bank, Wheeling, W. Va, Tues
day, February 49, 1900. at o'clock p. m.
de29 GEO. w. YOSr, Soerotnry.
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IF business men and merchants
consult their best interests they Will
advertise in the Intelligencer.
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BUSINESS Opportunities.

nRoFITs IN STOCKS, WHEAT AND
il. COTTON. Maeeey's Modern Methods
Make Money. Write for our free book.
c, 2. AACREY & CO., . Broadway, New
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PITTSBURGH. Pa. Jan. j.-Mr Bnr.
ey DrsyfuS, the newly.elected presl-
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GENERAL NOTICES.

= JANIBs N. VANCE, PRESIDENT
OF The Riverside Iron Works, DO
hereby certify that resolution reading as
follows: THAT this company, The River
side Iron Works, be now and from thls
time dissolved and Its business as COM
pany be discontinued; was UNANIMOUSLY
Riverside Iron Works, held at is princi-
pai office, in the city OF Wheeling. West
Virginia, on tho 18th day OF December
A. d. 1899. ..
In testimony whereof. | have herennto
sol my hand as such president and atiixeu
Tho Corporate seal OF The Riverside Iron
Works, this 18th day Of December. 4. d.
ISoS j. N VANCE,
desO.s President
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oiic
desire to announce to ne Republicans
Of Ohio County, that Am . clndidAie tor
County Allelaor, Country District o. Ohio
County, a the primary election,
Your support q rep eclfnily solicited.
tai I8TER SMITH