The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24
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J0ttinRs from Liberty
EDIToRs GAZETTE Mr.. Jacobs,
widow lady dged 81 years, and
who has resided for many years 10
Baltimore, died on the 18th inst,
and was buried on Monday the
l4lh, also the Oldest child Of Mr.
&iAFs. Joseph Mauger, was placed
ben cath the cold earth on the same
day. And yet | must add one
more to the obituary list. Mr.
Rudolph snider, sr. departed this
life on Sunday evening tho 18Th
after few Neeks' illness. His re-
mains were inferred near the Zion
church of the Evangelical Associa.
tion, Of which he was the Oldest
member. Mr.. s. was within q
month Of being 50 years OF age.
He omigra.ed from Germany here
many years ago, when this section
Of country wac comparatively new,
very frugal and Industrious far
mer, and by constant labor had
amassed considerable property
He was the father of quite q large
family, Of which seven sons reside
in this township, all Of whom are
married and well.to. do farmers -
Among the relations loft are "a
grand children and 8 great-grand
children.
The church above alluded to,
was erected some two years ago,
and is a credit to the large and
energetic congregation who wor.
ship there. 1t is situated 3 miles
north west of Basil in thickly
settled part of the township at tho
crossing OF two prominent roads =
For country ediice it is seldom
surpassed either for size or finish.
A large and splendid toned bell
has been placed in the belfry.
which in favorable weather can be
heard several miles. The United
} Brethren have also just completed
neat and commodious house for
Worship, one mile north of Basil.
A protracted meeting is being
'conducted at the NJ. X. church,
Baltimore, and considerable inter
est is being manifested. Five
seekers for religion were forward
last evening.
This morning two families lea vc
this vicinity TO try their luck in
Missouri; Mr.. A. j.. Groves and
family, and Mr.. Isaac Rosenwalt
The latter gentleman however will
not take his family at present, as
he hasn't got any, what a pity, who
wouldn't be married now, when
the doctrine OF "Women's rights
will no doubt soon be put to actu>
al test2" Wontit be fun7 We, US
& Co. won't have any thing else to
do, but ,cash the buttons. sew on The
, dishes, nurse the butter and churn
the baby &c. | like changes, and
that will be grand ole-especiaI.
ly occasionally. 1t gives fellow
an appetite ard makes .one feel
> brisk. But one thing certain has
been determined on, in the mind Of
your correspondent, and that is
my better half must go my candi
g date at the ballot box. or there
will be a brol in the hitherto peaca
BILE bosom of my household, (that'l
E Liberty and if she gets ubstropo
lous on that point, | will remari
kindly but forcibly, "look ou
J where you get your nextnew bon
v not, balmoral and "sich things.
!. My idea now, is, tbatit9 will DO I
. powerful argument on election
days. Itwon t do to resort to weaI
u threats such as telling them L
!. hunt up some other man to I'll
}. to-" they can do that and nothav
ia halt a chance, and you could no
repent before it would be TOO late
. No Sir, such threats would be sill
t ly in tho extreme, and avail moth
ing They would +ecede from th
o United States, without calling 70
- Il convention, before making th
slide. ..,I F.'tsJ ~
u We still have weather, so l hav
% been told by an old prophet, an
Ic am convinced we have. FO
y: your health, don't take "Mishler
Bitters," but try our frozen countr
roads, get into big wagon an
II take jolt, if you can retain you
'r scat squarely, you will bc able
u survive quite spell; ifnot--.
o, ..o,~ Good bye "a
10 A. T. NJ.
n, Basil, O., Feb. 81, 20.
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