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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-13
grew expressed it, "took a shine" e
Rachel. even in Kef tears. N IA
Don't distrs$ yourself about B1ndle,

grew expressed it, "took a shin" 70
Rachel, even in Kef tears A. IL
Don't distrSs yourself about Bnndle,
he said, soothMgly, as soon as matters
were made plain to him. 81 understand
! COW doctoring pretty thoroughly, and
think | know Just what to do for her.
You have been sadly pestered with our
unruly animals this summer; but must
say, by way of apology, that the old place
when we moved in was neither hen nor
pig proof Crops were pressing, hands
short; and, Of course, some things were
neglected. Be assured you shall have
nothing of the kind TO complain of in the
future, Miss Henderson, unless you take
NE up for trespassng for mean to come
over some day and see if we cannot ar
range treaty of peace" ,a,4
That evening Herman sent a messenger
to say the COW was out of danger, and a
strange new flutter awoke in Racheps
heart.
A few weeks later, when the first SHOWS
were lying on the ground, one Sunday
morning in church the parson took for
his text these words; !" Love your enc
mics. Do good to them that hate you and
desptefully use you;'' and Rachel, turning
around, caught glance from Herman
Brayton's eyes, which shot forth mischief
and triumph. When she walked away at
noon Herman joined her in the most
natural manner possible.
"Do you know, Rachel" said he, show
| construed the ministers text? To me it
sounded like this Love them that stone
your chickens, and scald your pigs, and
drive your cows off to pound and it did
no. seem very difficult command to
obey" Ia eAEAA r.
Mrs. Pettigrew who was walking be-
hind, nudged her daughter, Esther and
whispered I allus told you how it would
come out" -gCu
Now the Henderson and Brayton farms
are united in one, and Herman has demon
strated to his neighbors, by his tall grain
and fat meadow lands, the reasonableness
of scientific farming. He never tires of
joking his wife, Rachel, about her war,
and if she expects to hear the end of it
during the term of her natural life | fear
she will be disappointed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-13
Personal and Literary.

"A. d. Richardson's first wife was a
Miss Pease, Of Cincinnati.
Boston has new temperance order,
called the Good Samartans.
Ten old women, widows, all are house.
keeping together at Palmyra, N. Y.
Postmaster Burt, of Boston, gave
each OF, his employees s. as a Christmas
present. a8aBA
A native of South Africa has trans
lated "The Pilgrims Progress" into
Caffre.
The First National Bank of Syracuse,
N. Y, presented their five employees with
800 each as q Christmas present.
The Brooklyn Common Council pre-.
scented each OF the new spaper reportersoi
that city with a Christmas present of $50
"A well-known old bachelor in New
York has bequeathed $290,000 his entire
fortune, to Mr.. Bcrgh's Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton, while
attempting to get into carriage at Gales
burg, ILL.,, few days ago, slipped and fell,
and sprained one knee quite badly.
"A young man of Gwinnett County
Georgia, attained his majority, the other
day, and never having drank, sworn or
used tobacco, his father gave him sou
watch. 20
One hundred thousand dollars in
gold is the price asked for genuine paint
ing by Raphael, now on sale by Neapol'
itan gentleman, and is considered iar
price by European connoisseurs
There are three Illinoisans in the
California Senate, and six in the Assem-
bly,. OF the eighty members of the latter
body, twenty emigrated to California ID
1S49, and thirteen in 1850
Each little girl in the mission school,
in Great Jones street, New York, received
for her Christmas present an OUTFIT OF TWO
dresses, cloak, shoes, abundance Oh
under-cl clothing, and doll.
The Boston Post says it is CONCEDED
by the leading professional skaters, ina.
Frank Swift, of New York, is the pes,
skater in the United States. Swift na'
challenged the entire world to match Nun
in contest for this honor
A Boston gentleman, who had lons
enioyed the acquaintance OF the ia. "a.
Edwin M. Stanton, says that II was VI.
Stanton's ambition from a boy to occupy
seat on the bench of the Supreme Couis
Mr.. Stanton's father died of the same , uls
ease that caused the death OF the 10"
Secretary of War.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-13

take the liberty of leaving here fifty dol
lars, hoping that you will accept them as
tribute, of my respect and admiration.
True, the money has been stolen; but per-
haps in tho uourse of everyday life you
have taken money from many worse
man that your ,OBEDfENT SERVANT
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-13
selected MiseelIHny.
J7gAg BABY OYER THE WAY.

AsIye sa a, piy,ohamber GindeS, 9sNe
rye noticed, again and again,
The sweetest Of baby hgprAss as %}AN
Attic opposite windoapsne ~
Rosy cbeek sdairtily dimpeQ,
ACprls that. witaout any eheckn tlk
~ lnble ana twist in CONFUSION,
With the corals about its neck, EN
Eyes-but to mention the color,
must wait for nearer view,
Though think may state at venture,
They II match With the ribbons oil Diue.
Feet with their tiny bron2ed slippers,
And the dearest OF wee chubby fists,
Aud arms. in whose foldinss OF istness
You must search Tor the little ones wrists.
Sometimes throw kisses to baby,
And back come the kisses to me; tsI
And the intricate game OF "bo-peep
Is 4 source of infinite glee,
That lights up the smiles and the dimplcs;
&c. Think may iruthfllly say,
That have an estabi-hed Irritation
With the baby over the way,
lat how has that little one stolen
march on my foolish old hearty
And why, as watch those bright eyes,
Wfll the quick tear insiinctiyely START fstf
Ali because in tho long ago years
Ere time mingled my tresses with gray,
4, too had baby as lovely r
As tho little. one over the way. 3it
From the white robe and clustering curls,
From that vision Of infantine JOY,
Oh sadly. so sadly turn
TO all | have left Of my boy:
To the baby.colhes, yellow with age,
10 the curl that once lay on hisbrow,
To the old. fashioned ctadle--the nest
So drearily tcnantless now.
The first grief comes back to me then,
Thelonging that cannot be told,
For the sight of The dear little face,
Fbfmy own darling baby TO hold i
And my arms ache with emptiness so
That feel am hardly content
40 wait for the sninmons to go
The way that my little one went.
And so, for the sake OF the JOY
That long ago gladdeped my heart,
For the light that once Ehonc on my way,
so quickly, alas to depart;
For the love that bore my one darling,
All babies are dcuer to-day
And ! think must call on the mother,
OF that baby over the way
-AppietOhs Jotu nal. 1871
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-13

William r. Haight, a convict ~ e,, ins
Auburn On. W penitentary, has a,her
heir to $4,000 by the death OF his mo' The
who left him her entire properly ,ush
young man fell into bad ways .h hrousb
following circus which passed tn[oI Ia
his town, in Catarsugus county. ne co. col
three quarters Of bis two years 'efin =
to serve. Aa
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-13

An old lady, aged 70, in Cincinnati 'ab .
few morningsago, while dressing, Approve.
ed too near the fre-grate, when M noi
clothes caught fire. and she was puI hnd
to death. Her husband was stu ID wv
aged and feeble, and could do no'nm nm
The doors were broken and hep cam
from the outside, attracted by the cii'''
but too late.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

"a 70 n ~ - &c "a 2. - n 90 ~ VI @ F'
The Board of Examiners win meet IN the
North Grammar School Room, for the examin-
alton of Teachers. on the 1st, and I'd Sat.
urdays in February, 1st. end and
Sd saturdays in Ma re h and April,
and Ist Sa t0 rday in May, 1870. =.
The examination will begin precisely at IL
O'Clock, A. NJ, and no applicants will be re.
ceiyed for examination after 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
Teachers win remember that they can gel
certificates at no other time, and that thcy
must be prepared to stand an examination In
Orthography, Reading, Penmanship, Arith
metic, Geography, English Grammar ant
Theory of Teaching.
/. The character of the applicants examin
alton will be represented on o scale Of ONE b
TEN-one denoting the lowest qualification
and ten the highest. '.--
3 -Four classes of certificates will be grant
ed, as follows: First Class, valid II months
second class, valid 1s months, fourth class
valid 6 months.
g. A satisfactory examination in the theory
and practice 6fteSching, and high degree o.
SUCCESS inteachng will also be considered In
determining the class1f cert tificate to be grant
ed. No certificate VIII be granted unless thu
applicant passes an examination in eacf
branch Of study required by law.
Owing to a change in the school laws. al
applicants will be required to pay a fee OF nifty
cents, as a condition Of examination.
All applicants must come prepared with
certificate of good moral character, and pre-
paid envelope. properly addressed to them
selves. by order of the Board.
| G. W. WELSH, Clerk.
| Jan'y 13, 1ST0-tf' y fr 4i sutI
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14
The Peoples store.

Messrs. Sniff Allen g Hatcher, Of
the above establishment, seem to bt
untiring In their efforts TO add to its at
tractiyeness. Preparatory to the intro
ductlon Of their splendid new stock
they had their rooms renovated andre
nodded, rendering them inferior tC
none in the city in point of elleerfhlnesi
of aspect, light, convenience and geber.
al tasteful arrangement. These, ar,
now filled with a brilliant array Of sea
sonable goods, whose selection speaks
loudly for the good taste of the proprie-
tors, and which will meet the wants o
all classes Of purchasers. 'A
In addition they have fitted up a nea
and handsome room in rear of the gen
er.i storc for a Millinery departments
This is presided over by Miss SMITH,
tasteful and accomplished niodiste from
New York city. This should becom
better known to the ladies of our city
and doubtless will, in due time. ola
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

The msmI,.r' oe,s. n.'~ ,.'~, ~, !. : co,,. ,
Ell asaernl,lSl IN IA ~ cr,nell s.sr..I,r, -
On Monday erenIr ,,.s no A ~, q ~ -.
tlaI orranizatiop was ianca1d on tbal
eEsplbT, Nv the, .electlon r'o 81, q NJ. d
igaIonr. Fsu. A PresIdsnt and JoaIiN Ii &,
WRavvp. Esa ~ 7Pres,de,,t !, u ifs,n . A n
adjournment was then ,,adi antll TaeS.
day evening. Wiz, Al,s so=oral Standing
Committees were made upps GoIlOwssf
Finaanace4John m G. Weaver, Huel. Can.
nom KsFritter. iu9s q oiiN ~
\ pubic PrOpsrtvL-ITugh Cannon, Jno
| c. Weaver. P. M. Naeenhals.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14
AN ORDINANCE

Further defining the duties of the Cincinnati
and Lanesyille, and Columbus and Hooking
valley Railroad Companies within the city
of Lancaster, Ohio. -frf ass
SECTION I. Ben ordained by tie city Coun-
ell OF the CITY 0f Lancaster, Ohio. That il shall
be and it is hereby declared the duty Of the
Cincinnati and GAINESVILLE, and Columbus and
Hooking Valley Railroad Companies, at their
own expense, to employ and maintain flag
man at the crossing or Intersection of tho roads
OF said Companies with Broad and Columbus
streets in said City of Lancaster; who shall
perform the duties hereinafter specified, and
such other duties as may hereafter be required
by ordinance, by law, or resolution of the City
Council of said City.
SEC. .. That said Flagman shall be on duty
during all the time trains are running or be-
ing made up each day, and 1t Is hereby declar-
ed his duty to notify all travellers or other per-
sons approaching the track or tracks of said
roads Of the approach of any train, locomotive
engine, or car, to the said crossing, in time to
afford said person or persons an opportunity
to cross or get clear Of said track or tracks: OF
to notify and prevent said person or persons
from attempting to cross said track or tracks
when the proximity Of any approaching train
engine, or ear, would render It dangerous fol
them so TO do 1T shall also be the dnty of said
Flagman to enforce the ordinances of said city
in relation to cars standing on, and the sever.
| ing OF trains ut said crossing, and to report
any violation Of said Ordinances to the Mayor
Of said City.
SEC 0. That said Flagman shall be and /:
hereby invested, for the purposes of enforc
ing this ordinance. with all the rights, pow
ers and immunities Of a policeman Of the sait
City.
SIC. 4. This Ordinance to take effect anC
be in force from and after its passage and le
gal publication.
Done in Council Chamber this 3Oth day o
March, A. ID. 1870. JACOB HITE, p. Z. L.
| w. l.. KING, City Clerk. 'r.t..
April II, 'T0-2t
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14
Lancaster Business College.

Lancaster BUSINESS College.
We are happy to announce that
this Institution is now ready fol
operation and will open on next
Monday Evening, April IS, in tho
Hall over Benadum's grocery, and
all parties interested in a CONNER
cial Education should not fail tc
be present. An explanatory Lee
ture will be delivered; the terms
of the school announced; speci
mems of Penmanship exhibited
and a number of recitatiors il
prose and poetry given. Lecture
to commence at 7;30 precisely.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14
s1nauranoa.

. Il .
! aS'er Fr,'''sHae, YAs.BsI
of property or life. Wilf consult
their IiPteFsst looking over the
statshdntS Pabiishea Ia tbs ldtAt
by ]. B. Nc NELL, Esq, Agent
One sof the Phenix, of Brooklyn
one Of the strongest and most relia
Die companies in the country, ant
the other is the great Mutual Life
of New York. 1t is truly q man
moth institution. Look at its fig
ures, and then call on Mr.. Nc Neill
forhill information. 4s5
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Remarkable Exhibition.

The noted EVERETT BROTHERS Illu-
sionists, open Tonight at City Hall with
the first of a series of entertainments to
occupy the remaining nights of the
week. In addition to numerous Won
derful novelties in the way Of prestldigir
tation, their programme embraces the
most striking featS of the Davenport
Brothers in their far-famed spiritual
seances.
In addition to the performances, the
Everett Brothers propose to distribute
in perfect good faith, at each perfor-
nance, a number Of valuable gifts
among the audience.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

THE ONO EAGLE.-Our city cotem-
porary appeared last week clothed from
head TO heel IN new and beautiful ty-
biographical garb, and we notice, too, q
decided Improvement ripy yits makeTuT
aid 4tyangemens The Kairasld de
MpstaGy have nov an btshn To- whose
mechanical execution they can point
&ith usJme nprideF The prcprietors
Messrs, Z4EN A Bro, are clever gentle
men, and We wish them continued pc
cunlary success, the same as though thcy
needed our good wishes, which they
don't, asshe county printing in a count!
like Fairfield, Is an ever present help Il
tine bf fhecd! loo
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

One House and Lot in city Of Lancas.
ter. on the Northwest corner Of Broadway and
Walnut streets. Has on the lot good stable,
cjstern and well all In good order. Terms ca
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

The Cincinnati Commercial office wa:
troubled, on Thursday last, by strike
of the great body of its compositors, who
took exception to an innovation upor
the customary method of measuring Y
certain description ofmatter. The Com.
mercial was compelled, for once, to issu'
a halfsheet only, but Immediately there.
after resumed its usual dimensions
which shows that it was not scriousl,
crippled by the strike. r
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

A NIeirr OF OrERA IN CoLuMBus.-
We learn from the Columbus papers
that the arrangements are perfected fol
the appearances Of the Parepa-Rosa op'
era troupe at the Opera House on the
night 81 Monday, May ri.
As many ofour citizens would like tt
attend on the occasion, would It not b
well 10 soc ,if haH-fare arrangement
cannot be made with the c. and II. v
r. II, Co. for the purpose9 ~
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

ARREsTED.-A man by the name
Of Shoemaker drove a fine team
from Lancaster to this city yester-
day. A telegram, from Lancaster
received early in the day ordered
the arrest Of Shoemaker. He came
in in good style after dinner and
was nabbed as soon as he entered
the city,, He was locked up, and
the particulars will come out here.
after.-O. s. Journal, 1871.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

Our City School Board has engaged
Mr.. S. J. WOLFE, late of the Bucyrus
Union Schools, as Instructor of the
North Grammar School, and he entered
upon his duties at the beginning of the
present term. Mr.. Wolfe brings to his
work good reputation for skin and ef,
fioiehcy as an educator ofyouth.A y :
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LOOK OUT
CincInnati nfarket.

CmcINNaTL April11.
FLoUR-A firm feeling at $5 i6a6 40.
GRAIN--Wheat firm at 81 10a1 12.--
Confirm at 87a9Oc, the latter for prime
white or-yellow. Oats scarce and pri-
ces higher !at, at,O4ael. Rye-frm and un-
changed. - = s9-.aa.
WHIsKY-Dull at 81.
PRoyIsI0Es-Mess pork has advanced
to $2Sa2S 2b,twith sales. Bulk should
ers were in demand at l01Sc, but held at
lO}Sc. Sides held at 1899 for rib and
l41iaI5c for clear rib and clear no sales.
Bacon firm; shoulders IL Nc; sides 151z
a16c for clear rib and clear; the latter
held 1zc higher, with several sales.-
Lard held at l6c, and 1870 offered fol
kettle. JI r ~
PRoDucE-- Butter dull for all but
very choice, which brings S6a37c. Egg
dull at 17alSc.
SEEDs-C Clover seed 16al6J &c and firm
| Timothy So 75a6 %. -as'
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14
OH. Bush.

at the mamOth Grocery, Mithoff House
corner, has Early Rose, Early Goodrich
and other varieties of carly potatoes for
seed at VERY Low PRICES. Also, Early
vegetables,of all kinds, fresh from the
best market gardens of the State. Call
soon.
Fresh Lake fish received daily.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14
Literary, Dramasie ANA Minstrel
Entertainments.

Entertainments. IL
An association ofyOung gentlemen o.
tlSIs citsT sTprppeses toSsyof the citizens
ON Tuesday evening next with an en-
tertainmcnt of varied and pleasing char
actor, tThepeTforpapee will take place
in the City Hall, and The preparations
made for the event will insure an exhi-
bition worth seeing. THERE'S plenty o.
talent among the boys, ana they have
been diligently practising until they
have acquired q remarkable degree O.
proficiency for amateurs. The pro-
grammewill comprise orchestral music
recitations, songs, continental and com
ic) burlesque drama, and the hest clasl
ofminstrelsy. Wesay to our citizens
encourage home talent and give the boy
an overfiowing house.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14
shower Il Bro.

; Read the advertisement of this new
Boot and Shoe firm. Their large and
excelientstock, with their disposition to
make an inroad uponthe system of high
prices, Should be iibofally encouraged
and result in building them up q ahand--
some trade. % niwn. lt' 'gsI,ysf !laiI.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14
Roerv, BROWN & Co,

This firm has made the corner of Main
and Columbus streets one Of the most
popular- -in the city, and the new stock
ofEpriag geeds with which they have
filled their magnificent rooms will be
sure to add to their deserved popularity
by studying the wants Of the people,
and devotlng their personal energies to
their business, the proprietors have Sc
cured a hold on the regards ofthe peo-
pie of (which they may well be proud
Read their new advertisement,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14
Baltimore Market.
! b. BALrIMoRE, April II,

44itVfm il BALTIMoRE, Aprn liz
FLoUR-Firm and scarce.
GRAIN-Wheat active; Pennsylvania
red at 81 S0al 32; prime to choice Ma
ryland red 81 35a1 l5, Corn active;
white ats1 01al 0s; yellow 81 DIAL OS
Oats steady at 0Oa64c.
PRovIsIoNs-Mcss pork firm at $28
Bacon active; rib sides l6Ikc, cleal
sides 16Iac; shoulders 12isc; hams To-
20c. Lard firm. ii'} = aJfai "
wnrskY-Dull atel 03al OF.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

The Eddle, since the improvement in
its outward appearance, and as if to off
set the same, wades little deeper in po-
litical dirt than usual. 1t is a pity to
spoil clean face by roofing In filth, but
sich is Democracy
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14
STRAYED

From the subscriber, on Wednesday
April 6, 1870, two-year old brown
mare colt. Any person giving any in
formation of the whereabouts of the an.
imal, or returning her to the under.
signed, at Balicaster will be liberally
rewarded. GEORGE SWYGART.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

vJoHN Work y SoN are again out IN
their a6npall announcement Of goods
and wares. We have looked through
their establishment and can youch for
theeorrectness of their representations.
Their stock Is worth looking at.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

This is "Holy Week" in the Catholic
Church, and the season of Lent termin-
ates with It. Next Sunday being East
er, will be characterized by the usual
solemn and imposing services at st. Ma
ry's church in this city. ,tf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

CoNFIRMATIoN.-Six persons received
the rite of confirmation at the hands
of Bishop BEpELI, at st. Johns Episco-
pal church, on Wednesday evening the
9Th inst. The discourse by the Bishop
OH the occasion was able and impressive.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14
nIIR MAIIa-

s..,.s i. dasS5a', ssr,&salAE
SssssyiIis, srrisS gSs 4 I l.ess; :: y !;
soath PsTls ffiaiTslSsiins' u NJ isas'
NV sEIeiI, iias. We. ana nj, sgisr 70 !
biiilSofS I|5k. Wed, nj, drTirs 2S, ~
IsssS1 "a, ihiIf. tnd 81, "a, NJ, ....... !.
p nka'hylll9 aAils. asf'fls Y ~ ltsiaSsssEsi :
Ais cIoss 80 minutes before time o
..lit.,rS. n 80, " BaEISlcafaef, p. ~
C' nj. WILLIkiks, Deputy. E
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New York Market.
2 Nkw YoRk, April II,

p ~ INV YORK, April H.
FLouR-Closed steady with moderate
demand for medium and low grades.
CRAiN--W Wheat firm and rather quiet
at 81 00al IL for No 3spring; 81 GOAL
FAX for winter red andSmber western.
rye scarce; western firmly held at 81 90.
Oats dull at 5sa58,1c for western in
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A CAUTION-My wife, Mary A. Nc.
hFarland, having left my bed and board
without inst cause or provocation. hereby
caution the public not to trust her on my &C.
count, as VIII not be responsible for any
debts oil her contracting.
THOMAS II. M'FARLAND.
Silver City. Nevada, April II, 1S70--4-lm.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

Henry Hills and John Alfred, couple
ofenergctic Fairfield county boys, left
their homes few days since for the
west, with the intention of making a
strike for fortune. Sedalia, Mo-, is their
present location. We wish the boys
prosperity.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

weare informed that the village of
Amanda, ,iathis county, has Instituted
the project ofmonthly I've stock sales
Tits Is something that ought 70 have
beer done in Lancaster long ago.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

tNThe communication OF "Geneva," ," Is OF
the kind we want, but, is omitted be-
cause our rule requiring the name of the
author is not complied with. No mat
ter how harmless the communication,
wemGstiSevery Instance have the name
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. publication, ,butfOr
our protection against imposition.