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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-09-12
the 18th day Of October

a. H. 1OOb1
at the hour OIL o'clock p. NJ. of said day, the follow
ing banda aad teneIpdnts-One equal undi yided halt
of the following described prem~lses-to-wlt;
Commencing at the Southwest corner OF
that part of Outlet Number Twenty-Five
(25,) in the Town Of Wilkesyille, in said
county Of Vinton, owned on the 18th day OF
May, A. D. 1852 BY William c.. Cline, and
runniHg Southeast parallel with the Street
in said Town Fifteen 15) Rods; and thence
South east Eleven M Rods on a straight
angle with said Street; thence Fifteen q 81
Rods South west on a parallel with eaid
SecoId Street; thence North west to the
place of tanning me acre
IN ove or less-together with The FIGURING and
Saw Mills and all other appurtenanoes on
said land.
Taken as the property OF William A. Pearce tc
satisfy a Judgment and decree of the aforesaid court
in favor of Christopher Winkleman.
Appraised at one thousand six hundred and thirty
three dollars ana thirty-three cents and must brinl
two-thlrds of that sum.
Terms ofsale--cash in hand at the time Of sale.
JOHN j. SHOCKEY,
Shec'fi Vlnton cou nty, o.
D. =. rana, Atty for Prf.
September IL, ls61Sw.l6
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-09-12
Sept mber s, 1s67-tf

DAINTS FOR FARMERS and other. The Grafton
4 Mineral Pant 20. are now manufacturing the best,
cheapest, and most durable paint in use; two coats
well PIT on, mixed with pure Linseed oil, wdl last
10 or 10 years; It'll OF a light brown or beautiful choc-
oiate color, and can be changed to green, lead,
stone, drab, olive or cream, to suit tasts ofconsumer.
1t Is valuable for Houses, Barns, Fences, Carnage
and Car makers, Pail and Woo1en-ware, Agrlcul.
tural Implements, Canal Boats, Vessels and Ships
Bottoms, Canvas, Metal and Single Roofs, lit being
Fire and Wder proof) Floor til Cloths, fone manu.
f~acturer haYing used 1000 bbls. the past year,l and
as a paint for any purpose 10 unsurpassed fer body,
durability, elasticity, and adhesiveness. Price So
per Dbl. of 1900 lbs, which will supply q farmer for
years to come. Warranted in all cases as above
genuine unless branded in a trade mark Grafton
Mineral Paint. Address
DANIEL BIDWELL,
Sept. s, 'O7-em 254 Pearl Street New York.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-09-12

The taxable property in Boston, Mass
is reported at S444, 9A6, 000.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-09-12

FOr Mishlep,s Herb Bltters
Go Sisson's Drug Store.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-09-12
MARRIED,

On the 9Th inst. ut the residence Of the brides
ia her, b. Rev. J. Brine, Mr.. cE RGE SALTS and Miss
MARYJ. MrKlTBoN, DO h Of Ri bland II Y nshlp.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-09-12
w A s III " G.

Strong, Simple and Pra ctical.
TT is a SQUEEZING MACHINE; warranted no
to injure clothing geared to give Elk
strokes of the plungers for one turn of the
handle, and $50 turns of which will wash
thoroughly the bulk of six to twelve shirts,
according to the size of Machine used.
A GIRL OR BOY CAN OPERATE 1T, and
Sir Years experience proves the NoNPARFIL
to be the only Washing Machine made which
stands the test Of 2iss and Use. 1t is unap
prOachable for
SPEED POWER AND EFFECTIVENESS.
AGENTS WANTED Send for free De-
scrlptiye Circulars TO
OAKLEY g. HEATING,
1874 Water Street, New York City.
Jure6, 1867 pm
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-09-12
Sale of Real Estate

BY ORDER OF vINToN COUNTY PROBATE
COURT.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-09-12
Sherif's Sale.

STATE Of Ohio, Hinton County.
Christopher Winkleman, Plaintiff In court ofeom.
against Pleas.
william Pearce and On an Order &
Samuel V. Dodge, Defendants. Decree.
pURSUANT to the mma OF IN order and de.
l. cree in the above cause to me directed from the
court of commOn Pleas OF Vinton county, Ohio, and
to me directed as -herif of said county, | will offer
at public sale, at the door Of the couIt house, in the
town Of Macarthur, in the aforesaid county Of Vinton,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-09-12
KENTUCKY STATE
LOTTERY.

To BE DRAWN AT CovISoTON, KT,
Glass R, September 10th,
Glass P, September Both,
1867.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-09-12

Macarthur. July 1S, '67.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-03
A Curious Coincidence.


The zanesyile Courier has the fol.
Loving; In connection with Tho
railroad disaster which occurred a.
this place on the Ath inst, the follow.
ing curious coincident was told US
this morning By gentleman Of un-
doubted veracity, who has personal
knowledge Of the correctness OF the
statement II win be reeolleoted
that the accident ACQUIRED on Tues.
day morning. Mary little daugh-
ter Of Mr.. Charlas Winter, who re-
sides near the depot in this city, ia
bright little girl of less than ter
yoars. On the Moudsy morning be
fore the acaidsnt. she said to hei
mother: ana, / had such nAught,
dream last night. Thought | saw /
vhole train ofears, GlIed with people
gpn into the river. l know IL wasn'l
true, but il did seem SO. Sopo lims
dpFlpe The forenoon she told a ply
sio'an, Who was attending one Of the
family, about her dream; IL nearly
tho words We have used above. Noth.
jrg more was thought Of Il al the
lime, aud on tbo next morning, sur.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-03
Elevation.


A Democratic paper asks, as sort
of political knock down:
" Is IL not the intention, of tho Re-
publicans, as far as possible, to elo-
vate the negro to the level of Tho
white mani"
To which the Toledo Blade appro,
'printely and scnsibly rcpliol;
is no part OF tho business of
any party to elevate anybody. "But
it is the intention of The Republican
party 70 remove all the impodiments
placed in the way of the negroes and
Tor that matter, all other classes of
men, and permit them 70 Hoioyate .
themselves to whatever hight thew
can. If they have the capacity Ia
reach tho level Of tho white man, we'll
and good IL they go higher, just as
weli We do not propose to legislato
them above or up to any other class
but We do propose to remove all hin.
drancos and checks imposed by sense
less prejudice, and give every man.
white or black, a fair tield. We do
not believe that tho negro is superior
70 the white, and hence, are not fear
'ul Of competition.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-03
Investigation of the Presidents 4
Conduct.

Tho action Of Congress already in
dicaics that an investigation Of tho
Presidents official conduct will bo or
dered at an carly day, The most inn
portant subjects of investigation, We
presume, will bo his official connoo
tiou with the Now Orleans massacre,
on tho Both Of July last tho dis
charge of tho rebol nurdorers Of Un~
ion troops IN South Carolina; the
surrender of condscaled lands, rail.
roads, &C., to rebel individuals aud
Special committees
will no doubt bc appointed to visit
New Orleans and South Carolina,
and the Investigation will bo Of tho
most thorough character, If the
Presidonts conduct has boon legal
and proper, the result will be his vim.
dicationi and if conscious of inuo-
ccnce, he will court investigation,
rather than ovade It.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-03
Rooonstrnotion.


The prospect os tcconstrucliou be.
comes moresnd more question ovor
which The misids Of leading men grow
anSious, and che people insist moro
and more emphatically that Il shall be
doao on true basis Of loyalty
When Congress frst convened, the
country had reason to congratulate
herself en- tho decisive manner in
which our representatives, went 50
work. But they soon began to man
lilcst signs ola growing ibdccision and
whom they adjourned for the holi.
days, the press and the people, vel.
coined IL as happy period whom
they should 20 back among their
constituency there TO gain whole.
somc reinsurance that tho voice OF
the people was supreme, and that
they their servants, must follow
the decision oflast fall, or receive the
unqualified disapproval of their con.
stituonis. The loyal element Of tho
south, have in overy instance, wherc
action has been takon upon The sub
ject, unanimously potitioncd that their
old state governments bo igoored
aud that tho administration Of their
local Affairs bo placed IN the hands
Of loyal mon without regard to color.
There is no doubt for moment that
the Southern States, in tho hands
Of those who stood true to Tho old
Gag, would ultimately, though Il crc-
ltcd some embarrassment at FIRST, bring
that section out Of the mcshcs which
now environ It and place il among tho
sisterhood Of tho States, with the
rights of loyalty fully yindicaicd and
the honor Of the country unimpaired.
Unless our statesmen rule with firm
hand and jealous eye, unreconstrusted
rebels, with Andrew johnson at their
head. faliciiating them upon their
election Of the constitutional amend
acnt by their legislatures, as an
unconstitutional measure, with
he decisions Of the Supreme ,
'ourt, pronouucing against tho test I
ath aud the authority to bring
o justice by military tribunal, trai.
ors confined within tho jurisdiction
If loyal states--disloyalty will be-
'omo popular,- aud all tho blood
which has so freely been poured forth
willing offering upon tho altar Of
'ur country, will have flowed in vain
nd tho country go back to It's old
,ro. slavery principles.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-03
Aftor the Mormons.

Inc Washington correspondent Of
the Pittsburg Commercial has the fol.
lowing IN relation to Senator Wade's
jury bill;
A bill was called up in the Senate
to-day which undcr the simnle ti,lo
OF an act to regulate the selection og
grand and petit Jurors in tho Terri.
tory Of Utah, aud l6r other purnosa.
realty aims at tho abolition Of poly'
gamy. u asserts the righ. Of t6o
United Stacs to certain lands and wa.
tercourses heretofore claimed by Rrie.
ham Young ashis property and rrant.
ca by him for the use OF tho Saint,
alone. Itprohibils the solcmniyal;on
Of matrimeny by Mormon priests and
RENTS the duty TO the Judres of ~
United States Courts, who, of-eourss
will restrict mon to one wife Thi,
bill was introduced by Mr.. Wade. i,
June last. Howard, Of Mich. ofIere,
Q very important amendment and hn
stated his intention TO call up tho m
az en early day.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-03
Anna Dlokinaon,

A Boston correspondent of the
Louisville Courier went to hear-to
see, rathcr-Anna Dickinson, the
other day, aud his orthodox Southern
IDEAS becann somewhat dcmosalixed,
He says 'Anna is sprightly lit
tle cuss, and has a voice that would
charm the birds of tho bushes. Ta-
ken as a whole, she was exceedingly
pise and pretty, j don't caro- il she
did pet Fred. Douglas, she is pretty,
by lingo She hurled her rejected
boulder at the audience as grace
fully as David sIung his httle smooth
stone at the giant Sho was severe
on President Johnsou,a comparing
him to all the tyrants Of any stand.
Ing in ancicnt or modern history.
She told about Dick Taylor's making
the Union mon dig their own graves,
aud abont Bird Blackburn's shooting
tho two littlo Union girls. She
brought up that God-scnd for the
Radicals, the New Orleans riots, also
tho Memphis massacre Of school
marms, In fact she lied like. the dew
il. / len wondering how a female
could be SO beautiful and bewitehing,
and tollSuch sAorFers."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-03

Frank Riehafdson, howover, was ar.
rested, and in the same spring wagon
10 which be droyeaway the fun coin,
he was compelled TO ride back with
the empty coffin, beside an oficer.--
As the wagon was driven along the
streets Of Lebanon an immense crowd.
mostly boys, followed, crying out,
"wherc's our bfoom corn seed ~
" What's the prico of broom corn
seedY' lie and his brother, the Doc.
tor and Bachelor, are now in Jail at
Lebanon, waiting further develop
meuls.--Cfn. Gox.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-03

,.1.s1.1N<rrn.11.zH-rr.l --Af.arn--nr1rrrnETE
yet forssken
Tho cause for which sodr years they nobIy
fought
But ssill stood trus to heritage thus dearly
I bought t
Since Brown was hung, and noble Sumter
fell,
And brave men died BY rebel shot and she'll
The nub Tho giss 1.-THE iezt-or. say the
cream,
Which gave a richpes, to this civic theme;
A rest that grew, aud never tagged or dim'd,
fias, BY Rebellions milkmaid, War, been
rlimmed. sf ~
10 make the matter plainer--betssr under
stood,
| oican, that meath the emblsmatic pile Of
wood
The son Of Ham no longer iurksi he's out
and free, ,trFrT
With chance and power, man ito be. or not
.rhat is the question, ''ltha, yet mus, be de
cidea
Can black men live with white men, or must
they he divided s
The Fall election came upon the boards and
passed away,
But Of its incidents ! havea word or two TO
say.
fhc man, who of election, was moruIly so
certain,
'yho gestnred so he could not keep bis shirt
on,
Was laid upon the shelf for future reference,
While to The gallant soldier the voters gave
the preference.
"Around the Circle the oDoys in Blue one
evening gaily swung,
Upon the square bou>hre raised its flaming
tongue.
A strife took plaee--a strife where blood was
shed
Where blows fell thick, and not word was
said.
A scene took plaee--a walchnan grimly
hhONntNN
A pile Of boxes; and there he sat and counted
Each box, to sec that none went on the fire,
But he was matched by intellecls much
higher. els
A fame soon spread around his dry goods
throne
Yet he his vigil kept, though all alone.
A boy OF wondrous wit appeared upon the
scene,
And threw upon the flames some oold ben
zine"
~ guess not" what would then have been his
fate, "a
If he, in crawling off the boz, had been too
late. e-t -
Well, welL to other scenes well turn, and
view them Ger,
That happened in our town within. the gear,
no more.
Good Templars have, upon the wilderness Of
lager beer encroached,
Aud formed a Lodgc-but some Of them
have poacned
Upon fgrbidden grounds--in short psrtook Of
cider,
Which gave great cause for talk to the out
slider. ~ s5ll
Upon our streets appeared, one inauspic-
ioas day,
A man who camato sing to US, to sermon
ize and pray.
Ills words fall thick aud fast, but bad BE
fares .ss,..
For though he sows good seed, they spring
up tares. 9a . bteN
rhe Firemeh--I say, ,God bless them,
(ihough lis true, " ~ NJ.
The ladics hare special lein upon that
toast, but you,
Who know their worth, their strength and
nerve and skill, rs
Their readiness to. turn out quick, and with
will, riNrF ~ iiHa a,t
% quench the flames that threaten homes
aud life, y
Ind brayely breast with stubborness, the
great unequal strife,
vill write aGod speed upon a gaily waving
streamer,
md say, "Down on the Brakes, and "Fire
up there, Steamerr
With these remarks, my friends, III end my |
speak,
md give the floor to orators who have moro
''cheekp af
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-03

A Clergyman was lately depicting
before deeply interested audience The
alarming increase oi iniemperaned
whsa he astonished his heardss by ex'
olaiming; "a young woman in my
neighborhooa died very suddenly on
last sabbath. while l was preaching
ihe gorRsl in a state Of iniOxieaIion.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-03
x = HEAURHPAIRe, ", D.
q. u. nuSAnDGv, NJ. ID.
Toc.raasI,rs 6apoai, No. 81, h 4 NJ. . Lsab.ra
Paris

ties or whatevertends 10 impair the vita action or
The bfs w. hear system r. rqentIy Ieadio
", most Distressing aud embarrassing dsordsSa ofthe
While system. ktudents, Clergyman and La wysfs,
therefore, who are especially liable 10 these weak.
nesses shoul III resort promptly 10 W. DELANihKss
Specific pills. pamphlet oonia Mag full particu-
&c fman Spanish aud Engish accompanies each box,
sni will be seniby mali nee Of cost, any who
will write for Il.
Price-sl per or-iSiir Bores for s5.
cold BY a the principsl drueg ~ o. will be sent
by mail securely sealed rom All observation.
by tho ,oie General Agents ior America, OscAnu.
MosEs a Co, ~ Couiand street, New York. Au-
tborized agents for Tiihu-HERsHIsKR X MyEns-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-03

10 AL eases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Painar the Back and limbs, Fatigue on slight rxef.
tou, Palpisnfion ofthe Heart, H,sterct and Whites,
these pills viii liect when al oiheF means
have aad although powerful re nedy do not
contain iron, caior1el antiinnny or anything hur,Iul
iothe eoasiitutio. Full directions In the pamphlets
around each package, shoaid heeafefully creservsd
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-03
CAUT1ON--

Rhese Pills should not be taken by Fe-
males dwin9 Me First Three Months
.cf Pregnancy, as they are sare 10 bring
on. o'iscqrria9e, bit al any othsr time
they are safe.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-03
Special Notice.

Il tFthe fNe of every valuable medicine be cons.
teHeited. Bscautions therefore ihnd see that the
eti@,s r. 4 VI are blown n the battle and that each
wf.npeT bqets The fae-suiles the sigpAlurss Of
q; BaLpwIN Co, and JoB Mosksl e.v- Without
which none nre genuine. ~ .f-t.i. nif
N. b.-tlne dollar w,ih Eighteen cents postage en-.
rlosebto any auhorized agent, 10 the sole Gensrn
agent Tor the United States and Brif,sh don't nious
snfr soiue. containing Fiit pills by .rSlurn mail,
'eenT'ly sealed trom all obaervauon
Gsv- Sold Jg
.a HERsHIsER & MYERS.
Agents. TlIin. Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-03
Prrrs

A RBprsparedhy ne Messleurs G,n.~c,,..
~ DUPONT. rnascetists, No pa r..
bonbsrd Pafis. irom the prskct iption rf o. Irs~
Nerd on Lsrihcifere. ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-03

MoRE TO COME.

There were at six o'clock last night
twelve heavy freight trains on the
road. tho last having left Eric at that
hour. This included one hundred
and sixteen car loads of live stock,
which is repor,ed to be in good con
dltion, and will undoubtedly be in for
the opening of the marke this morn
ing. TIa .rt t.fn
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-03
LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION.
PAnis, NAV s,h, iea

Psnfs, MAY sth, ftsGa
CESTLKMrr.--We have usedthe srecfpfo r,tt,
made RON VI. pEbtnkHeE's ptsscripiioa dutins
,eeefal yeafs past, private and public practice
aud have fuhdthe most enaffetic aed efEeieu.
fea.edy W eases ofSpermasofrhea of Seml alweha.
nesi; Nightly. nhily Pre- mature Emissions; ses-
ual Wea knsss or impotsncfj Speoia Heterogeneous
ofthe Nervous systemj Weak ness arising ff6m Sc
crei habits aud sexual excesses; Relaxation Of the
Cent Drgansi a eak spine; Affect ions ofthe ewes.
Lime o. Bfick.dust deposits IN the Unne; Nilky
dischafgv paieness Of the skin with spnk en- cheeks
and Dioodiefs ips Pinahed featnfes lrrreen ar &C
luon ofthe Heart and In all the ghauy sain OF
sF'opoms arising nom ovef.ase, Abases of tost from
my Of the nervous force. We eamsstiy advice
the Profession and aH persons suffering from any
~ mptomntc or ofeoac seci orS OF Cenito- ns-
~ systems 10 uss these Pills. With htrh re-
spect We are your most sincerely.
X. a .HzAuREPhRs, ND.
q. ID. DrJARDIr, NJ. D..
JkkS De leccHuR, MD.
To oGaraneiere Unroni, No. gll, R's Lumbsrd
Paris
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-03
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Protected BY Royal Letters Patent.
Sir James CIarke's
Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from a Prescription Of
sIRJ. .cLARKE.M d.
Physiician Extraordinary 10 lie Queen.

THIS invaluable medicine Is unfailing IN the cure
Of al those paialul and dangerous diseases TO
which the frina'e eonstitnt' on u subject.
II aoderates all excesses aud feno eos allobsfue.
ttons, from whatever causa. A spes sdy cure NAV
be relied on. TO Married ladies. II " particularly
suited. With short time bdng on the monthly
period with regularity,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-06-20
Farm Work for June.

Look over all tools, wagons and
farm machinery noU; do not delay
repairing all that requires it, and
purchasing what may bo needed
for cultivation and for harvesting.
You cannot got these things in
readiness too soon.
WHEAT.
If you have wheat, look sharply
to see that no noxious weeds are
growing with II, and that it Is clear
ofrye; take the latter all out, and
next season you will have somo
loft, yet II can, after careful atten
lion, be got rid Of, wheroas if neg
lected, II will soon overrun tho
wheat, so that in the course Of q
few years your grain will be nearly
oil rye. We expect TO SOC tho day
when wheat will not only bo close.
~ weeded, but hood by tho aid OF
an appropriate machine. The
wheat crop Of England has boon
materially enhanced In quantity
and improved in quality by the
practice OF hoeing; 80 lot US look
out for this new era in wheat cul.
ture.
CORN.
Keep the horse hoe or cultivator
moving 10 tho crop; q healthy and
vigorous start will help the crop on
amazingly. A mixture Of wood
aahes, salt and limo spread broad.
cast early 10 the month over tho
field. or scattered thinly on tho hill,
will help. the young plants, and de-.
stroy many worms and insects.
POTATOES.
II planted late and deep, must
now be helped by running q light
harrow across the burrows to break
the crust and destroy the 6rst crop
Of weeds. II planted shallow,
throw q light furrow on the row
just as the plants are pushing
through the soil. These operations
save one hoeing and q deal Of vex.
atlpn with weeds.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-06-20
Valuable Farm for Sale.

Situated ono mile southwest OF West Rush
Vile, and formerly owned by John Stntzman.
doo'd. u contains liz, acres; about So cleared,
and 2ilS timber land; q good hank barn and
corn,crib, ,largetwo story stone dwelling, with
frame addition 30 by 90 feet, under the same
roof and ample cellar underneath. 'rhero are
also large cistern, sprng-house withnever.
falling spring, smoke,honse hog-etable wood.
house, and twogood orchards ofcholce fruit OF
all kinds. For further particulars, inquire OF
the undersigned at his residence In Pleasant
Newark road, SOLOMON s. STUIZhfAN.
May 10, is61--tf, Agent.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-06-20
GREAT RAILROAD DECISION.
Mineral Railroad Located

TT HAS BEEN FINALLY DECI-
ded that the Mineral Railroad viii run thro'
LnncP ster, and that
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-06-20
shoeing Rcfrac tory Horses.

A thick blanket Is in the 6rst
place thrown over the head Of the
horse to prevent 1t from aeeing
anything. A man then takes his
position in front Of the. horse, and
on the first sign Of kicking or
resistance Of any kind administers
one or Two smart blows on tho side
ofIts head. leaving his hands for
some time on the smitten part
The horse gets frightened and
allows the sho6ing process TO be
finished without Interruption =.
This simple remedy has succeeded
where all the previously used means
have failed.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-06-20
SOMETHING IMPORTANT

hOtOgraphs for two Dollars &
Twenty Ave Cents per dozen, executed at
shortnonce and in the best style. II desired,
they will he sentby mail, postage paid. Call at
tAerooms over Siocini's Drug Store, on Center
AfteBi nnu examine my nnc rpesir',~n- haf.,re
that can suit you both in price and artistic
work, MS well as any oporatorin this section.
Ifgood work and low prices are wanted, conf
IDENTITY oxpocta liberal share of the public pat.
unago.
Lancaster, Aug. o. IsGG.-ly c. W. BoRAH
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-06-20

De-Storago and cost OF sale will he added TO
charges. Sale VIII he on Monday, July 4,
1907, at the Market Houte,
= :. J, WRIGHT, Agent,
o. =, wEAKLY, Auotloneor.
Lancaster, juno q, lS67.--ll.5w