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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-31
Application for Patent.
Notice No. %.
Register. ONCE.

Registers ONCE.
Carson City, Nevada, Nov. l6, 1867. )
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
IN the Dayton Silver Mining Company, by
this day fled in this Office q Diagram. together
with a Notice of Application for Patent from the
United States, under Act Of Congress approved
July 70. 1850. for Sixteen Hundred (l.600 Feet
OF the Marble Lode, known IA the Dayton Silver
Mining Company's claim, in the DEVILS Gate
Mining District, Lyon county, Nevada; COM
mencing mt n stake marked No. l, located about
$50 fee, south og Trench's quartz mill, In Silver
City, al which point the corner Of sectionss I, .,
10 and IL. township l6. north range 81 east, bears
son:h 20 ~ east, distant i73 feet-claimlns said
lode with 20 feet ON the ives; side and 80 feet on
the east side thereof. Said claim Is more p~articu.
larly described by the diagram and notice posted
on the claim and In this Office.
wARRENT. L0CKHART,
noni.arn Register.
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MEDICAL.
NOTICE TO INVALIDS!

a LII PERSONS WHO HAVE NO HOME
N nor place where they can receive the atten-
tion necessary to their comfort. when Ill. can
and at TIE County Hospital comfortable private
rooms. where they will be attended upon by kind
and experienced nurses, and will, be supplied
with everything necessary 20 their comfort.
THE ROOMS are entirely separatcd:ro1a iAe
Wards occupied by the indieen; sick.
The Hospitals Is under the care Of DIR. bttoN,
son, who can be found athls Once, cor. an"
Taylor streets, (ovcr Fcusicr's s'oreJ s"S",A
City, every day between the hours :,
~. and I p. ". Arrangements can a,sS pe ~
with Mr.. Crouch. Superintendent OF 'he nSSp.tns'
- J.rnt.- ocl7-tf
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THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
[ that the following Certificates Of Stock Of
Yellow Jacket Silver Mining Company were this
day sold at public auction, TO the highest bidder
for assessments, In front Of thu Conpany's Office
in Gold Hill storey county. Nevada. according
to public notice, In conformity with the bylaws
of the Company. and laws Of Nevada, and are
hereby cautioned against purchasing, or ncso'
,iaiing for SAID stock, rs the same will not be
transferred by the Secretary. -,
Nance. No. Certs. Shares. No. ShssTd
Hill Ale, Trustee 5036 1889
Sal ..3............M
$3.50 1854 5 ..3............l4
WIN. II. WATSON, Secretary.
Gold Hlll, Jan. Is. 1868. Jyi6-3Od
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Pioneer dry,
NORTH or VIRGINIA,
Joseph F. Hall, = Proprietor.

THIS OLD ESTABLISHED AND RELlA.
i bleLaundry 10 to turn out any guam.
tity Of Renovated and CLEAN LINEN. without
beingdamsged by manipulation or by chemical
application.
Psekasespunctually called for and returned,
0rdsrsleft atthe Vesey Hotel Bar, and at Brod.
Tailor shop, opposite the DALI NEWS
Once. Also, ct Prescott's News Depot, corner
Of B and Unionstrssts, vIrsinis, WILDE prompt
jyss.m '''' JOSEPH r. HALL.
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Dividend Noiice.-Thc KENTUCK MIN.
ING COMPANY has this day declared a divi.
dcud Of Fifteen Dollars tsl5 oD per
share Oh each and every share of the capital
stock OF the said Company, payable on wcdnes'
day, January IL. The Dividends upon oil stock
standing In the namc o: A. L Hlll, Trustee. will
be paid by the Agency Of the Bank Of California,
in Virginia, Nevada, on presentation Of the Ger.
t~iicatcs Of stock.
Office Kcntuck Mining Company, San Fran.
cisco, January &c, 1868.
THoS. SUNDERLAND. President,
.Jannarv TO- 1863.
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Delinquent Tax List.
cTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY or sTO.
y rey, District Attorney Office,
Notice ofsuIts Commenced.

Notice ofSuifs Commenced.
To tho following named defendants. and TO all
owners Of or claimants Of the real estate and
improvements thereon; or improvements when
assessed, separately, hereinafter described known
or unknown.
You IRE hereby notified that suit has been
commenced In the Justices Court, Gold HUI.
Township No. 3. by the State OF Nevada plain
til, against each u the defendants hereinafter
named, and each OF the following described tracts
or parcels Of land. situntedin Gold Hin, With the
improvements thereon, md Improvement when
separately assessed; and all owners or lnImup IL
Of the same, known or unknown, to recover the
tax and delinquency Hssessed 10 said defendants.
against said property. for the fiscal yrar, com.
menclpg on the FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, A.
ID, 1867. and ending on the THlRTY.FIRST
DAY OF DECEMBER, A d. Ices. md that
Summons has been duly issued In each case.
And you arc further notified TINT unless you
appear and answer the complaint filed In raid
cnusc, on or before the SIXTH DAY OF FEB.
RUARY, AL 1863, at the hour Of 20 o'clock A.
~, Judgment will be be taken against you and
the real estate and improvements herein de
scribcd for the amount Of tax md delinquency
specifled, and cost Of suit:
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NOTICE.

THE ooPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
existing between the undersigned. under the
name and .tyle Of BARNES & WINTERS, was
this day dissolved by mutual consent:
8. O. BARNES,
JOHN D. WINTERS.
Gold Hill, Jan. =. 1868. jya'im
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Belensing to John Doc, Umknowp

Avery d lot a6, block ], range o, Gold
sloG IL
Barry James, unxnrveyed portion OF land
nbov. American flot rond. adjoining lot
%, block ]. rnnge H................. 5I
Ball + r, part of lot IS. block l, rnnge II. 10 Gs
Bauer Christian, s 25 feet, lot 80, block 4,
range 54
Barstow Susan A, lot S, block 9, range p. 81 W
lot 10. block ]. range o. ls 10
Briggs John Doe, lot -, block 6, range q d5s
Callihnn Mat, lot 30. block |, range o.. o.
Carroll +, lot IL. block e, range DID,. 3M
Dohle John n II Of s ! and s "a Of N ! lot
80. block 8. range D................ IL 10
Floyd. improvements Oh Caledonia Com
pany's ground. . %
Flemmlng J. J. lot "a, block !, range o.. IS %
Fitzpatrick n, lot So. block 9, range D.. ~ %
Farrell James, Improvement. lot 4e. block
Gagnon j b, lot Q, block 8, range D.. IS 20
Hamblin o. lot IL, block 2, range D.. 6 10
Hearley Michael. lot on N 4 side Of Tuh.
mel Toil.road 40 feet more or less block
], range eo
Rowland. lot 4, block4 range E.......... ss 60
Hhuellns James. lot 90. block !, range h. ID
Lnfcr Alfred. lot &c. block l range D.. 30 &C
Z" /" lot q. block !. range D.. 35 cs
Lincoln Daniel. improvements on lot ~,
block g, range D...........-.... $500. = VI
Mayor james, lot lie, block !, range D.. 10 25
Mcdonald J ID, lot 4e. block l, ranscG. G5
Murdy VIM, lot "a. block A, range y, and
lot lG, block ], range D....-.......... 10 %
block i. range 81 IS
New York & Nevada Co., lot 81, block ]
range lhJ %
Parker Thomas, lot ], block J., range o.. 81 90
lot 80. block /, range o.. Is IS
" d" lot 40, block |, range o.. 0 10
Pstten Patrick, lot 81, block ], range F.. g.
F" Z" lot IL, block 7, range D.. 6 10
Piandy John. lot IL, block G. range d.. 4 y
Roach Amos. 900 feet OF lot &c, block G.
range 3@
range So 10 %
Swnncy ] L. lot @, block 5, range D.. % 81
Selterr Frank, lot opposite Bullion works 10 ~
white John, 20 feet east Of Tunnel Toll.
road block !. range Sc
WM. W. BISHOP.
District Attorney.
p. MULcABY. Sheriff.
December %, ls67. dr2s-3Od.
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Belcher Compnuy-Assessmcnt No
tice.-NotIce Is hereby given, that at II meeting
ofthc Trustees OF said company, held this day,
an assessment OF Fifteen dollars (sl0 per
share was levied on each and every share Of the
capitals,oc& OF said company, payable immodi.
pany, Virginia. Nevada, In United States gold
coin. Any stock Oh which said assessment shal!
remnin unpaid oil MONDAY. January q, 1869.
will be advertised on that day ns delinquent, and
unless payment shall DO made before. will be
sold on Friday, February %, 1868, TO pay
said delinquent assessment, together with cost of
advertising and expenses Of sale. by order Of
the hoard of Trustees.
IL. ~BRUCKMANN, Sec'y.
v. B.-The Charges for Advertising will
henccforth DO 81 25 for each Certificate.
Virginia, New, Dec. q. 1867. dr.s I'm
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CAUTION

THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
L that the following Certiicateso Of Sttckin The
Alpha q. II. Mining Company, were this day
sold at public auction, to the highest bidder. for
nssrss,nents, In front Of the Compauy's Office, In
Gold Hill. Storey county. Nevada. according to
public notice. In conformity with tho bylaws of
the Company and laws of Nevada, and arc here.
by cautioned against purchasing or negotiating
for aid stock. ~ the same will not be transferred
by the Secretary: ,,
Names. Cert. Ss. SHARES y IA.
Frank Hereford. 49,. $50. .....4.............4
Henry Kasian. $500. .66s. .....4.....-.......4
Geo, II. Finn, TrustceSsl..
LEWIS GOODWIN, Secretary.
Gold Hill, Jan. 90. 1865. ly2l.tf
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IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ACT IN.
i cooperating the Town Of Gold Hill. Storey
county, State Of Nevada. / hereby submit for
publication the reports Of the Clerk and Treas.
urer, for the Quarter ending December 81. 1867.
JOHN. HAYES, r n1
President OF the Board OF Trustees.
Gold Hill, Jan. l3, 1868.
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A..c.,ment Noticc-BcIcher Mining

Company, Baldwin Company and Abernathie
Company.-Notice Is hereby given, that ut u
meeting OF the Trusted Of the above Companies,
held this day, m assessment of Five (s5) Dol.
lars per share was levied on each aud every
share OF the capital stock Of each of the above
Companies. payable Immediately, to tho Secrctn.
~, n: the Bs!cher Office, Virginia, Nevada, In
United Statos gold coin. Any stock on which
said assessment, shall remain unpaid on
MONDAY, January. ga. 1868, will be advertised
Oh that day IN delinquent, and, unless payment
shall be nude before, will DO sold on FRIDAY,
February q, 1858, TO pay said delinquent as.
sessment, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses of sale. by order OF the Board Of Trus.
tees. Ii. BRUCkMANN, Secretary.
vlrginin, New, December "a, 1867. dr28.lm
PiIcs.-Thosc afflicted with the Piles VIII ind
,,,.,,IsYr pprt PP hy annlyInr nprsOnnllv. or bp
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
REPORT

or the Treasurer OF the Town Of
Gold Hill, for Qunr,er ending Dec.
81, 1867.
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TAX DELINQUENCY.
TOWN OF GOLD HILL
CORPORATION TAX.
LIST.

TOWN ATTORNEYS OFFICE GOLD
i Hill, Storey county, Nevada, December 90,
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Ladies' uffcring from any complain,incldenta
to their sex, can consult the Doctor with the as
surancs Of relief.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-04-17

rLo,,Ia
"o BOOKS WHICH oVeiy one Sno"i"
Have.-The National Publishing Company
of Cnciu natl have recently issued new edi-
tions Of Tur RAJ D,cT,ox.vv AID tho
SMiIf BIBLE wnieh are 70 DC SOFA only oy
subscription. The agent for these works in
this CITY and BalIyille township is Mr.. E.
wrs, .ud h. ;a ou- o,,.,.oJ = -.
I'o aAD' Anr Nc = ~ NJ" oDsa'u - 'Ui.e
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Commercial Matters.
Fremont Market.

FREMONT, o., THURSDAY APRIL 1e, 1858.
Corrected by D. Garvin & Co. %
Whcut--S2.2O to $40 i4sf ei1ssHH3E~
COrm-s5; ? bu,h.i.
Rye-s2s busnii.y sA iG .ua'iB
0ats-6Os. ? bushel.
Buckwheai (grsIn) 81 oop buabsl. ~ =
Flax Seed-sI IS ? buahel.
Timothy SOed-$l 5oGe2 90 '. .bushsl.
Clover Seed-S6 oO@s SO y bushsl.
WOol-S0@4Oc. y ID. ft
Hay-$l2 run.
Dressed Hog-s7 5A@ss
Corrected by P. Close.
Flour-S 5O9sl2 90 y bill. rr-s. Is
Lard-l6e y 10 i'rznt ra- - r
Smoked Meafs-HAns, l6,ts. vib; Shout
dsrs, l4c y 10 Sides, IL, Dried Rsst, zoo. ID.
Bntter-se@95s vlb i'- 10 -is
Esgs-l5r. dozen r. t.rs
Cheese-1ss. Tfo.
Pesatoes-s6c bushel.
Dried Appies-Is. s.Fh
Green Apples-si 90 p bush.
OnIOns-S3OOT ? bush. -.
Pork-s2F 90 per. b6l. -.
Chickens-121zc ? 10
Geese Y ID.
Turkeys-12eY p 10. , 80 1+Arsk 1T Asl
Ducks--10c 10.
Wild Tnrkeys-1oc ID.
Beeswax-25 10 30e. ' To- 80
Salt-Fins, ' sack, 2sc; ? bbl., 81 30; Coarse,
y bbi., So 10
Ooffee-RiO, 2s@2s,- vib; Jav-, s5@4oo. 70
Tea 100, 5O@s2 OOTib
sugsr-CommoD, by the barrel, TO-, l2H
@14c; White, ls9lsc.
Rice-12hc. Vfb.
Mackerel-ss 90 g $40 OS r 9sbbli $3.50 y
Kit,
Fremont LIme-2Oc bush.
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6leight Of Hand - Prof. SANDS, who
gave several entertainments in this city re-
Gently, in the legerdemain line, had a
"trick played on him Sunday week ago
in Bellevue, which was neither funny nor
skillful. 1t seems that 70 very kindly feel
ing existed between the Professor wife and
his agent and she, being a very spirited
lady, had manifested her dislike, in man
ner not to be mistaken, on two or three pre-
vious occasions. On the evening in ques-
tion she became angry with him at the hail.
during the performance. Shortly after re-
turning to the hotel, at the close of the exhi-
bition, she went to the door of the office, in
which the agent was sitting, and called to
him. Thinking ii best to remain where he
was, he declined going to the door, and her
husband entering the room at this moment
and passing between them, he seized the op-
portunity to make his escape through door
at the opposite side of the room. As lie was
in the act of doing so Mrs. SANDS drew a
small revolver and attempted to fire at him.
Her husband seized her and attempted to
get possession Of the weapon. A scrifie en-
sued, in the midst of which the weapon was
discharged, the ball passing. through the
palm Of the Professors left hand, and enter
ing his leg on the same side, above the knee,
causing two very painful wounds. He was
promptly cared for by DR.. GooDsoN but
some time will probably elapse before he
will be able to resume his profession.
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Firat Examination Anril 4ih 1858

flrst 6xamluaion Aprli ftn 1ooo.-
The following is list of applicants who re-
ceived certificates; also the number of
months for which each certificate is valid
The terms (" Plus and Minus indicate
intermediate grades of qualifications:
Miss Kate Dalton IL months, plus; Miss
Mary Tichnor m, plus Miss Sarah Stark
6 m, minus Miss Sarah Licby m, plus;
Miss Libbie Campbell 6 IN, plus; Miss
Elmira Wilson 6 m, plus; Miss Hannah
McDaniels 10 N, plus; Miss Lucy Huss m,
plus; Miss Iszzie Shock 6m, plus; Miss
Oslia S. Moore IL m, plus. Miss Ellen A.
Cummings m, plus Miss Sara A. Rich
ards - m, plus Miss frankie Richards 6
NJ, plus; Miss Ann Riley M, plus Miss
Maggie Lonely 6 m, plus; Mr.. H. Barker
Brown IL m, plus Miss Emma Hustled 10
m, plus; Miss Maggie Menage m, plus;
Miss Donna Jennings m, plus; Miss Mary
Grover NJ, plus Miss Carrie A. Prentice
10 M, plus Miss Katie Nuhfer m. minus
Miss Rachel Merton m, plus; Miss Clara
Stone m, plus; Miss Emaline Blank 6 m,
plus; Miss Lydia E. Darrow II m, plus;
Miss Melissa Sparks m, plus M SIS L. ].
Sparks m, plus Mr.. George S. Richards
10 m, plus; Nj. Washington Benedict m,
plus; Mr.. Seth Downing 6 m, plus.
F. NJ. GINN, Sec'y.
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No Hoa,th without vieor.-rbs wear +.

No Health without Vig0r.-Ths wear and
tear of life tells upon all less. What are
we bat machiness The vital principle is the motive
power that keeps the human engine in motion, bat
beams, pistoOs, connection pipes eordsnsers and
boilers wear out, do organs muscles, tissues and
all the compound parts Of that marvellous piece of
work called MAN.
The mechanism cf the body requires to be repaired
aud strengthened vst. as Imzoh as the mechanism
employed to grind corn. or spin cotton. or weave
cloth. Steam cannot drive breksn shaft, or iDpel
DUN or wheel that is out of gear; neither can
the vital fIrcs act through parslyzsi limb, or an
inert o;gsu.
Are you weariDg 0ui; Do you fesl that any ons Of
your organs-your stomach, liver, bowels, nervous
SYSTEM any other isl part of your rganiza
ton, falters in its Worli If so repair the eamsge
with ths most powerful, yet harmless, Of invisor-
ants, HOsTETTERis STOMACH RITTERS. Rsmem-
bef that debility is the Beginning of the end,"-
that the climax of all werkn is a universal par
a5ss of the system, aud that such paralysis is the
iumsdia.e precursor OF Death.
DJh'twait for.disesse to commit it ravages before
you commences the s!rsng hsning process. Keep the
whole body in vigorous condition by prev entipg
as far as possible, the inrosds Of decay. Repair the
waste OF nature with natures bsst tonis 1st sters
Bitters.
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Meeting of the New Council.-The
new Council met on Monday evening, the
18th inst. Present Messrs. Belts, Brush,
BELL, BoTEFUl, ESGLER and QUILTER. Mr..
BorEFUR in the Chair.
The first question discussed was in regard
to the old President of the Council, whether
be held over or not. As Mr.. BoTEFuR inter-
preted the law it meant that he was elected
President for two years. He said that was
the opinion of some of the best lawyers in
the city. Messrs BELL, ENGLER and other
Councilmen entertained different opinion.
They were satisfied that the term of the
President expired with the old Council, and
that new President should be elected The
matter was discussed at length, and finally
decided that new President should be
elected. Mr.. BoTEFUR died hard, although
protesting to have no personal feeling in the
matter. Without giving up the point of his
right TO hold over, he rendered lis resigna-
ton.
G. H. BELL was then elected President
viua voce, and took the Chair.
The next business in order was the election
of Clerk. DIR. WILMER was nominated by
one of the CounciImen Mr.. BorFFUR nomi-
mated HrsRr FNEFscoK. DR.. WILMER was
elected, Mr.. FIEEFRocK receiving one vote.
The bonds of PHILIP KEEFE, City Mar
shal, and john ELwF1L, Assessor in the
Third Ward, were accepted. and Mr.. KEEFE
was sworn into office.
The old Marshal, A. PowERs, having lost
City order, issued to him in part pay ment
for salary, calling for 800, resolution was
adopted authorizing the Clerk to issue du-
plicate order for that amount, on Mr.. Pow
ERs giving security that The lost order should
not be paid.
A committee, consisting Of Messrs BErrs,
BorETUR and ENeIER, was appointed to re-
wise the Rules for the government of the
Council, and report at the next meeting.
The Council then adjourned to next Mon
day evening at hslf-past seven O'Clock.
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The Travel .we,tv.,d -Tb

The Travel Westward.-Then number
Of people who are now making their way to
the West over our railroads, is beyond the
belief of any one who has not tried to get
seat in some of the westward bound trains
on the great through routes The Express
trains consist of len or twelve passenger
coaches, literally filed with the families of
well-to-do farmers and mechanics. San
dusky county ascending her share. Scarcely
day passes thst some farmer who has fsold
OUT does not call for ''Sale Bills" Offering
furniture, stock, DC. The places of these
men, who are SO stricken with the ''Western
fever" are filed by others who rush in from
the Eastern States Of. from across the water.
And right here we wish to recommend our
friends who are going to the West by the
way of Chicago, to take the Michigan
Southern route. The road is one of the best
and most carefully managed in the country.
1t makes as quick, if not the quickest, time
to Chicago, and has every modern improve
ment for the safety ard comfort of passengers.
The employees of the road are always pleas
ant and courteous, and every passenger who
rides over the route will thank US for advis-
ing them to take il.
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SPRING OF 1868, CIrT OF FREMONT
S. BUcKLAND & Son wish to announce to
everybody that they are prepared to sell
Wall Paper, Paints, Oils, Glass, Drugs
Books, Stationery, Patent Medicines, and
everything else in their line at little lower
rate and a little superior quality than any
other dealers in Northern Ohio.
We have the largest stock of Wall Paper
ever brought to Fremont, bought direct
from the manufacturers at the lowest cash
prices, and We are prepared 10 sell lower
than any house in the city. Window Pa
pers in every style and quality. A nice
assortment of Cloth Window Shades offered
at low figures.
Last year We sold more Paints and Oil
than any other two establishments 10 FIRE.
mont and this year we intend to sell more
yet. We do it by selliog better goods and
at lower prices.
Glass we can sell at closer figures than
any other house in the country. We are
exclusive agents for Northern Ohio for one
of the largest glass manufactures in Pitts.
bprgh.
Drugs and Patent Medicines we are head
quarters for. We sell more medicines to
physicians tnan any other drug store in
Fremont. They know they can always get
the purest drugs of Buckland that can be
purchased.
Books and Stationery we are prepared to
sell at the lowest rates.
Ii you are going TO build Or repair your
house, call and get our prices before buying.
We can save you frcm 10 to Is per cent. BY
purchasing of us. S. BUoKLAND d Soy.
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~. r,aisth Annivetsarv.-Iu tbes,

The Fiftieth Annivefsary.-In these
degenerate days not many golden weddings
are celebrated, and the man and wife who
have walked the rough paths Of life togeth-
er for fifty years, are the rare exceptions
But rare case as it is, this good fortune has
fallen to one of the pioneer couples of San
! dusky county. Last Friday was the fiftieth
anniversary of the marriage Of Mr.. and Mrs.
JoHS G. RIDEour. of Ballville township, they
having been residents of this county. for
more than forty-three years. Mr.. JoHN 9.
RIDEour was born in Lisbon, Maine, and
lived there during his boyhood, being draft
ed in the war of 1912, although only 16 years
old, and serving thirty days at Bath, then
threatened by British troops. Mrs. RIDE
OUT, formerly Miss SARAH RANDALL, was
born in Litehfield county, Connecticut. The
parents of each moved, soon after the close
of the war, 10 WestEoreland co., Pa, where
the acquaintance began which resulted in
marriage on April 9Th, 1918. In the octo-
Der following the young couple moved to
OIermont county, Ohio. In 1924 Mr.. RIDE
OUT came to this county on foot to spy out
the land, and finding it fruitful and promis-
ing, removed his family and effects by wa
gon in the winter of 1926, arriving in Ball
vile township February Z, and setting his
stakes near the locality in which he is now
living.
Mr.. and Mrs. RIDEouT are now the Oldest
couple in Ballville township, if not in the
county, who moved here with family in
those early days. Their family, seven in
number, one daughter having died some
years ago, are all well known to the older
residents here. The eldest son, WILLIAM,
the eldest daughter, Mrs. HENRY Fay, and
the youngest, Mrs. NATHAN GERETT, live in
Ballville township; another daughter, Mrs.
JOSEPH MucHMoRE, K, lives in Sandusky town
ship. DAVID o. RIDEouT now resides in
Utah and EBENEzER and HORACE W. in IL
linois.
In early days Mr.. RIDEouT knew every
man in Ballville and Ssndusky townships
and nearly every family in the county. In
the corporation of Fremont there are now
only two or three families who lived here
forty years sgo. At the first election at
which Mr.. RrDEouT voted Ballville polled
sirtee,s votes
Will the worthy couple accept the best
wishes of the Josr1aal,-of. which they
have been readers nearly forty years,-that
they may yet enjoy many anniversaries of
their wedding day