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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-06

Broke Me Key and LOft.
Some proving thief some
poor ornsry puksssome sneaking
pimp; some NANCY dog. tried 70
get into our sanetum, on Monday
evening last, while all hands
were gone 20 suppsr, in his st-
tempts to unlock the door, he
broke his key and lsf the piece
In the lock. When we returned,
We cOald not of course unlock IL.
and after considerable trouble
add vexntion, We effeetsd IN en-
trance Co find that not only, had
the sneak broken his key, but
that In his efforts to withdraw 1T
he had also broken the lock.
Try again fool.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-06
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We will seRd you any book published
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-06
USE
IKE K M BoLD's
Fluid Extract Of 5uehu.

in all diseases Of these organs,
whether existing in male 90 Fe-
male, from whatever cause Ungin-
asiag, and NO matter of how long
standi2g.
Thh reSdsE must be aware that
however sIigist may be the at
tack of the above diseases, it 10
certain to affect the bodily health
and mental power.
ALI the above diseases require
the aid Of o Diuretic. Helmbotd's
Extract BuchU is the great Die
uretic.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-06
w r d.

Farmer take notice, You often Gad In
blowing your feld's, IadiAn darts. hswM
stone or axes Please pick them up and
bring or send them 10 this o6ise. vhea
value received will be for thsn
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-06
LEGAL NOTICES.


dHtmtsfrGtOrs' Sale
o.
ESTATE.
JOhG v. Campbell, Adm'r PrebIs Pro.
of Peter CAsserly, decd. bate Court.
Patrick o'''''l'' ct. al sell 3. land
TN pursuance Of an order vrantad hr
the Probate Court Of Preb1e county.
Ohio, I will offer for sale at public auc.
ton, on
Wednesday, April s. A. D. 1871.
at 10 o'clock, A. n, upon the Prenise-,
adjoining the town Of Eaton. o.. the
following described real estate. situate
in the county Of treble, and State OF
Ohio, to-wit: Being 80 15-loO acres OF
land, out Of the Northwest a. arter Of
section No. IS Northeast quarter Of
section No. "a; Southwest quarter Of
section No. 26, and the Southeast quar-
ter Of section No. ~, township No. 8,
Of range No 2, East, &c , being the same
lands Of which Peter sasserlY died,
seized and possessed, and more par tieu-
larry described in the petition and pa
perS on 6le in this case. ~ acres
thereof TO be sold subject 10 annuity OF
$24,61 TO be paid 10 Nancy Jarvis. Said
premises wi | be sold in lots TO suit pur-
cha Sers.
Appraised att
TERMS or SALE.-Ons-third eash,
One-lhiEd in one ysar asd ons-third in
two years from the day Of sale, with in
tsrest, the payments 70 be secured By
mortgage upon The premises sold.
J. V. CAMPBELL. Adm'r Of
PErRR CAssERLY, deed.
March 2. ls71-w5prt $40 IS
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-06

-As..,s.. ~ an N SnorsdSents u ne Blnss
80 Tgrn SanGa CSuS Rsa. OruAgs, - n 49,
~ rs sasss dfssasss a. - Miners o. easss 49,
Gf1I nnf OSss reussdSes are -ntirely dlnrrunt ne.
oaH oners adresffsed Jv a. csye - asseess neles
AZ a. oilers ara RNe deced6ons ~ 49,
1srA Ds TONIC decIdnay esse. q 80
NJ ing6S q esQnfsnG ma q n5sarre 10 taks :: Satso
HfHlfWMa eshdannfino, dnd SsfActnnl qnofaso -
siG l. Ese1E a. aE Srest1H 1eH bsEA
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-06

Ever brought 70 Eaton, 70 new
offered for sale at very low
figures. In the large and COM
store in Stephens block
the Court House. A
calls is solicited to the farming
community, I would call your at
ention % ] am bound 20 sell to
you and please you at the
tame time. 60 don't forget when
SIN Eaton TO give ma acalL-
M. Gturm.
MIST
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-06
HELMBOLD'S
Elrid Extraet
Ut G. H u

Fer we,hHess arising from indiseTetion,
z erxhHEsisd pew IRA Of which
afasernmPanied by 80 many alarming
symIIoR., AI'"nE which will be found,
indiSPosi,ion 90 rEertiOn. Loss Of Mem
DRY, wAkenesG Horror Of Diseases or
FOreh"dinGs 81 Evil, in fact, Universal
LASsisnde. Pr, s'rAii0n. and inability To-
enter n the snjr ymeAts Of society
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-06
PETITION

Court Of Common
Matilda Z. Denny Plta< PIeble Cpunty
vs. Ohio, Petition for
Lewis ". Denny, Divorce and custody
Of Child.
1.-THE above named defendant lewis
W. Denny, will take notice thst on
Thurnday tho %" day Of April 1871 tn
plaintiff above named. WIZ take the
DISPOSITIONS ofSundry- Witnesses to be
used ms evidence in the above csuVe al
the Low office of Templ~r 4 Bishor IN
the Town OF Portland in thu county 81
jar, aud State Of INDIANA, before COM
peteut anthority between the hou-' Of
siKh, O'clock A. ". and six o'clock p "
Of rad day. and TIA; tn, taking of The
same will be adjourned il necessary
from day to day between the same hours
until all are taken.
.r 10 J. ii. FOOS
Att J Tor PlhG.
tNarvh 5o|Is71.
la M3o-3N
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-06

a entirely vegetable. and eeala1ns ne
iaaor. ~ isa o0mPoand Of Yluia NJ
trsets. Ths McStss arsrss; asa Hsszs
sS 80: - s .Ss= !:
oxErasss ere then 20 tsis
@S1mnketurs ofGhass nittsrn. Their q
ne aiooholteeenr,ence 81 Ises
~ only DitgefB uant eaa 10 use0 ~
SaSeS WheFe a1ooholie saamuiaats .
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-06
DEBILITY.

Cn~sNS 30 aeSk.ass. eT.eI % 1oeeasSs s-r~ss
~ :-s.a 3 !: A::srzsS:-
.sSx 3 1870 H..s:e~ Ssss. @-l
AsaHAV solp,.gt@s srsdsoak % vNlsy sss Jr4&
- tlpo1 Q btoo1 - o. ehssks, and ehsnO1 ~ psA@9
doz . AorSysaAsA sAaetaed, wsak asd aeupaa
5000, % aJe11aes6 assa, und vfeereus p~r~A
weak and Delicate Children are
Tonic. In 6eg, they are FAMILY Me1l~
eaneS. They can be adM1nigeersd viii
100 noSf deneSSs NsHai@ 81 1as
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-06
THE CONSTITUTION

once a"eeted with Organic WeSkness 81
the mind ~reIuirSs The ard ofMedisins to
strengthen and revigorpfe the avster.
With HELNBOLDS EXTBAC BIZ
CHU. ia vAriahi" TO aa. Ifno treatment
10 sahmiiied to cDnsuuPtiOn OF IDsaaity
ensaes;
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-06

will rad;eaiiy exterminsts from the syS.
9-m diAsases arIsing from habits Of dissi-
PA.i"p, ats litils exPenHe, litls or no
shshgs in dis', no Inconvenience or sx-
POsnrO remf lefty S~uPereediag IhOse nm
I've ard MsFrury, in all these diseases.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-06

ynok HOE sBo. W. WOODWARD.
0As,f yussi.s q Ne guprsns Court Of P.pnyly..AA
PniLADGLVHtA, hAch ld togL
L(a1 HsqAsaGs ossaa Bfneys = y ~ 81 $500
Ae16~G ksper~0l bS 0eed foHfe, .s(uf :. dEsva@e
- 6SouasSs eypoNs, ond n Groaf bTSya q casa0
AAGnr 0Sayoss adtoA, n % syHs~
Gro ". WO0DWARR
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-06
,nor nrv. ,eenrn z ErrrAap. ,. p,

PaaAr q o. Tsnfh Bapust Church, PhIladelphiA
DA yAcESoH-DnAn elHs-I Asvt besS lregu~e1
reQnaaa6 . ooana1 Sw anma Ot0 rocolWe1daooA1 "
esE - esSvspvfas srRsv1 Iksss = "a eass 4.
atns1S - OlA q dsar prs0f - uaytsus faeaAoea. 80
IsS6saFS esrass Blss1s TGspsr JrSass Gc@R
@Al debility Of the system and especially for .urel
Complaint Il 10 - 1aafe and valunole
hi ~ aannlp, y doebs ~ 4 -
oCy IsaSas1tW% . ans saks ~
. rf 13oA1, beew Ooaa1 49,
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-06

Sold by Druggist cveryDhere.
Price Sl,2s per Bottle, or 6 bottles
for $3.50. Delivered to any ad.
dress. Describe symptoms IN all
communications.
-ADDREsS-
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-06

kG q feSas Rs@ssssf ns vs. :
s MS' 81 sssssRFnssA f iSso 'D sssi1
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-06
Excelsior
STOVE AND TIN STORE
Rsrrou st.. Opp Court House. Eaton
r. Reynolds, Prop'r.

Roofing. sPouting, Zine Flooring,
Lining Of bath tubs and sink basins,
promptly attended to. Ny selection OF
Stoves q TinWsre cannoI be excelled
either in fniah or price. A cal ia so
Iicited. The eslebrstsd stOvs FaGhiop 10
worth . vIgiG
Eaton jar. II, 1871, yrl
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-06

VROM HON. z THOMPSON.
S.ASs stAs soVgSs.s 0SSn q P;"n;St-s.9s
~IOOm1AloP
0mRmnmm MT ter - q ualnnhl
Aa1setss LIN ease - OF attacks -
aa1Gesloa@A@sor DysPePsts.
loam 0oR11fy ahADG from my exportenee -
JAGES EH1mRSOH.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-06

evl nSSu, ed sSu e.vs al d6-aes -SsstNs ~
!s1Stee& ks0ye~@~ bsedg-1:nHy@
16SW - or6sy; hsp yDur df0sssr< orpaaa
asN To3sdtel, 8aWd - dSssaN 81
~ aosa1 woA IA bea Nea ~ ~ cSuAhrY eoeaaN1
49, " Vears u hoaea peputaGoa - ~ sNeAGo
- saa ~ 0sss prsparsfiO1s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-11-30
GiveIus the Wisdom and ,Virtuegof
the old Leaders, is.,tia..

One of the most conspicuous indi-
cations of the degeneracy Of our
times, says the Savannah :Nen0S, IN
exact proportion to which upstart' inn
pudence has thrust, itself into promi7
hence, is. the vulgar fippancy. with
which certain class of insignificant
political Bohemians prate about "Bour-.
bons,' old leaders," themselves
claiming to be the lights and leaders
of the age. The following from the
Athens Banner SO well expresses our
sentiments on, this subject, that we
adopt and5enaorse every word Of it.
Speaking of the illiberal prescriptions
Of Congress embraced in the four
iteenth amendment and Che enforce
.ment and the5 enforcement act, which
make all who held Office before the
war, andW aided the rebellion, ineligi-
Bile and liable to prosecution and fine
if they run for Office, theieditor' says:
We are utterly opposed to the SEN
timent too commonly expressed, that
holds in light estimate the wisdom,
experience and virtue of the class Of
men thus prescribed: Down with
the old leaders, and give the young
men chance" is the agrarian cry Of
groundlings, who in competition with
men of brains could never rise above
mediocrity. We must consent to see
those we have heretofore honored and
trusted, give place to men of inexperi,
ence, because tits the stern demand
of power; but let us never admit the
wisdom Of Justice Of the demand by
endorsing it and thereby cast reproach
upon those who have devoted their
lives to the public service.
We. have have only to compare the
laws and the administration Of the,
laws, lin: the days when these "old
leaders were in office, with the
wreck, and waste and plunder which
have. followed their displacement TO
have. convincing evidence that the
change has been disastrous. The
"old leaders" are the jewels Of our
political Heritage. Let us cherish.
them, and not cast them aside with
contempt, while we are compelled to
accept the pinchbeck regime which
God in his1 wisdom has permitted to
aflict us. Iii =. -. .. 81.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-11-30

My fine fin fellow ID he said; drawing
rein, and addressing a manly little
lad, who was returning from school,
with his bookrsatchel on his shoulder,
'fcan you tell me if Tom Walters
lives hereabouts 2" i2'9i III. = :
"Tom Walters, sir? Yes, sir, he's
my fatherf but he's Judge Walters,
now, and he lives in that handsome
house on the hill"
Z" He does, hey?' exclaimed the
old man, in amazement. Sand he's
a judge ?" a 5syirtj: d
Eyes, sir, he was elected two weeks
ago, and by a fine majority, too, sir" !"
We'll y .wellss ILiizzie's kept her
word,'' soliloeuised the old man,
I" She'd save him, and she has. Come,
my little man, jump in, and we'll ride
up to- yourfather,s house together. I
suppose you don't know that I'm
your grandfather"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-11-30
TOBACCO AND SEGARS.,,

=. In Store, an unusually. large supply of
Chewing and Smoking TOBACC0S. ia
4 narThe Public are cordially invited to
No trouble, but a pleasure, to show them.
Edge6eld, sei .ofat 1'..i' ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-11-30
/ Wonder Why:
BY "HoPE ARBoR.'


I wonder why this worlds good things
Should fall in such unequal shares;
Why some should taste of all the joys,
: And others only feel the cares!
I wonder why the sunshine bright
Should fall in paths some people tread,
While others shiver in the shadeSts5 \
Of clouds that gather over head T..
I wonder why the trees that hang RI
So full Of luscious fruit should grow
Only where some may reach and eat,-
n While others faint and thirsty go!- J
Why should sweet flowers bloom for some
For others only thorns be found2
And some grow rich from fruitful earth,
While others till but barren ground.
I wonder why the hearts of some
Oerhow with joy.and happiness,
While others go their lonely way
Unblessed with aught of tenderness!
I wonder why. the eyes of some IG.isi
Should ne'er be moistened with tear,
While others weep from morn till night
Their hearts all crushed with sorrow
here! ~ ,,,-,.,.,., y,
All well! we may not know, indeed,
The why's. the wherefore of each life !;
But this we knowAthere's One who sees
And watches us through joy or strife.
Each life it's mission here fultills,
And only He may know the end; -
And loving Him we may be eistrong if.:' .a.
Though storms. or sunshine He may
send. lluf t'iittf $3.50 -4ll 80 ~ - =.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-11-30
ukfiao5A

5fsna 70 s29:s. 8 ~ aac. se ehw as4n tili
;yGte ;";i: oi-1iI 97s'a eaz4 sii hGi.
gid f,2n7ao ai m-dw ,lsoSaEd 81. bssE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-11-30
AuY oregon Romance.

The Oregon Bulletin tells this ro-
mantle story !;
Twenty FIVE years ago a young
couple residingin the State Of New
Hampshire met, loved and determin-
ed to marry. Like other human be-
ings, they had passions, and they
parted in anger The young man
moved into another part of the coun-
try, where he MET another woman
whom he married. A few years later
he moved to the Pacific coast, and in,
time became a citizen Of Oregon.
The young woman fitted herself for
the occupation of a teacher and went
to Iowa, where she engaged in teach,
ing school.
Fifteen years passed by, and then
the schoolmarm joined family that
was emigrating from the vicinity of
where she had been residing to Ore
gon, and in due time arrived there,
and endeayored to get employment
in her profession, but met with indif-
ferent success, and finally determined
to accept employment as domestic
until she could do better Shortly
after making this resolution she was
offered a position in the family Of a
gentleman and accepted it, but the
first time she saw the head of the
family recognized in him her former
lover. The recognition was mutual,
and Of course the lady could not re-
main. Her old lover, who had grown
rich, furnished her, with funds, and
she-wen to San Francisco, where she
obtained a position in the school de-
partment Of that city. About eigh-
teen months ago the wife of. the gen.
tleman died, after having been in
feeble health for some years. After
while the widower wrote to his
flame telling her of his loss. She re-
piled with letter Of consolation, and
a correspondence sprang up between
them, and finally the widower made
a proposal to the lady to bury their
old differences and consummate the
engagement Of their younger days.
The woman who had loved so steadi-
ly and so long signiied her willing
ness, and a couple of months ago our
friend proceeded to San Francisco and
led his first love to the altar. They re-
turned to Oregon, and are now resid-
ind on one of the most beautiful
farms in the Willamette Vallay.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-11-30
J. LOW PRICES.
We name i'm part:

We name in part:
10000 GRAY'S MOULDED COLLARS
at four boxes for 25c. a.
10000 BEST IMPROVED DICKENS
COLLARS.
LINED, three boxes for 25c.
LINEN COVERED PAPER COL
LARS, four rdifferentstyles entirely new,
25c, worth 40.
HEAVY MERINO UNDERSHIRTS
at 81. ~ a,o e,- 90
and upwards. and many other goods too
mum erous to mention. The very Dest
Fabric in French, English and American
CASSIMERES tosuitthe most fastldlous.
All the latest styl s IN Bows, Ties, scarfs,
&C.. at prices that cannot fail to please.
Call early at ai
KUsEL BROS, ~. ~.
$50 BROAD ST., Under Globe Hotel
Great inducements offered to country
merchants. 90
Augusta, Oct Is zIn4o
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-11-30

Z Ten years after, an q cldsINhite e=hairy
ed man drove through The streets of
o thriving Western city.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-11-30

A B1rE.-A very important strip
ling, whom favoritism had raised. to-
the dignity Of quarter4masters in q
regiment of infantrysF wishing one
day to dismount from his charger for
the purpose Of wetting his whistle
and adjusting his spurs, called out in
very commanding tones to a specta-
tor who was standing near:
Here, fellow, hold this horse,
:"Does he kicki2p lbawled out the
Lperson addressed, sii1 I'LL III
Kick no. Take hold of him."
s4Does he bite r.:
Bite, no! Take hold of the bri-
dleTLsay.p'A
docs it take two to hold him2'
I" No. .f.a,e,,-.i.a. ,., a IA
"Tken hold him yourself" nos
@s- Conundrum forgood little Repub
licans: Why did General Ulysses s
Grant, after winning for himself; death
less fame as conqueror, desire to. b
President Of the United States2 Ans
4 Because tue onlce of President of tn
United States is the highest'ofice In tn
gift Of the people.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-11-30
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, O
Hats, Caps;;as&c.,

Which we are offering-to our Patrons and
the Public of greatly reduced prices.
Owing to our large stock we are COM
PEELED to make quick. sales, and, feeling
the stringency of the money. market, we
shall endeavor to meet the general de-
mand for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-03

an insectiverous bird. The warrant was or.
dered TO be amended. and the parties we're tined
- each.
ALL SORTS.
John hailen, threats against Michael
Kelly; required TO give bonds to keep the peace.
Ellen Jones. profanity; fined s.. John HN.
desty, same offense; fined s.. Dick Turner,
same; lined 50. Lucy Williams. disorderly con-
duet; workhouse thirty days VIM Lang. same,
fined 3. lobe Wright, profanity; fined 50.
AndreW whitley, same otfeuse: fined s3. Jacob
weapons; fined eco. Betsey Taylor, a vagrant,
was sent to workbouse In default If security.
charles Ragan, Jerry Foley, Pat Foley, Nike
hady. assault and battery with intent TO kill;
nolle pros. Adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-03
BANKERS.

MIDDLETON Z co.
WI BANK ERS-
l427 y Street, 1.-TWO doors from U g. Treasur,
Department.
WASHINGTON, DC
Receive Deposits, and tr ansact q General Bankjns
Business.
Exchange on the principal cities taken and given
ct par to our depositors
Information cheerfully furnished in regard tn ALI
securities.
Loans negotiated on the best terms
Claims before oil the United States Departm ents
have our personal care.
del0- tiff MIDDLETON 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-03
RY THOMAS BOWLING. Auc,'r. Georgetown
TRIsTEES sALE Oh VERY VALUABLE IM
phOhLD WARE PRnrERTl IN wATER

TRUSTEES SALE or VERY VALUABLE
PkONED WHARF PRrrERTl IN wATER
sTbEkt. GEORGETrWS. h q.
- by yirtu. Of a deed II trust. dated DAee-nhar
L.: ID, 1859. AID dub recorded in Liher No as folio
A1'4, &c. Of the Lard Records for Washington
county G.. ano by direction Of he party occurred
th' reby, will SELL at public suctou in front of the
prem ises, Al o clock n THURSDAY the
9th day Of January A 1851 al that certain parcel
OF ground and wharf pr perry lying ard sitTaia in
Georeetovn- e., which conN ~ ed hy W lillian
Laird, Jr.. to John Davidson, ty deed dated July
18th ID. SIS, and recorded among tn- land re-
cords for said county. in Liter A. s. No 81 folio
lO et se4ulier the tams being described a. eli thar
Property contained within thu following hOnndari
that Is to say On the est by market pace or Con-
poration nsh wharf; on the south By the channel of
and ON the east by TIE property conveyed 20 James
dated December 10th A: d. lasI, and recorded among
the land records. iu Liber A s.. Ne -, folio 60
et seqniirr; being the same property nov used ard
occupied by Joseph l. Savage as Q broom aud bru,h
mandatory.
Term: Of sale: One third cash, (of which two hun.
drtd dollars will be required at the time Of sale
and the ba ance in equal oaymens in ak aud twelve
months from date ~ sale ith interest aud secured
by deed Of trust Terms to be piled With within
ten days after sale otherwise the Trustee reserves
the right 10 resell the property, after one week
notice, at the risk and cost Of the first purchaser
All convey ancing and stamps at purchasers cost.
J. WITCH. Trus'ee
THOMAS BOWLING,
oeif ~Hs'HdfJanl Anc ioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-03
v ACT TO construct sewer in and Tbi,,..nt,



BE ~ snGctsd by the Board Of Ahi,yDgsn and Roo,J
q C6UtHOH Commit Of IN. Ctfy Of WasaJuxrou Tba,
the MAY or be, and he IL hereby ~ boriye and ~.
quested TO cause sewer to be built with the best
street north Commencing at the west aide OF
1~eith street west, and thence alorg said stre.t
norm 10 the centre of Thirteenth street west ana
from thence down said Thirteenth street west; two
connect with the sewer In n street north when ~
same shall have been Constructed. The work 10 D. a
zone uhdef the direction of the superiDtrndant Of
surets, sewers &C. and under the Superintendent e
assistant commissioners to be appointed nv tIs
Mayor, and TO defTay the expense Incurred tInd.,
inns act special tax is hereby posed and lev isi
on all lots and parts of lots bordering on the lin.
ssid improvement, to be assessed and coIlect.d in
conformity with existing law: PrOrif,d hossr.,
ina a.. crossings OF streets and public alleys ali
trap n'anhoes drops and la.ersl leading 10
said tro shalt not Be Assessed upon the owpeTs Of
prNa property, but shall be pad paId 4, out ~
The funds of the Second Ward OF which = an mcisnt
amount lie hereby Appropriated.
Approved, December 9, 1870
An AcT 10 vaeste or close an alley In sousr.H, 2,s
Be u eHnd,d By the BOdyf OF iHf.sDl.p sa5 6ao nj
o. common fonHrIi 81 ta> CRY u Wayissefnn Thar
the Mayor be. and he - hereby. authorized And
dlrtcted to cause UGH tie alley a ord.rs ON
the rear Of lots No. - II. and 2s, in .auaIe nun
beTsd TWO hundred and forty eight, '24S 10 bs ner
nanently vacated or closcd in accordance with tba
petition OF majority Of the property ia said
square. Approx cd, Decenbtr q lea
JOINT BE>oLUTloS appropriating the sum OF
twenty dollars TO ulia A. Frey for deposit made
for license
Re>oiced ~ the Beard Of Alderman and 6,o,. If
common Co"nn! Of ihs CRY OF VdSbtRx,oa That
the sum OF twenty dollars be, and is hereby anne.
praed cut OF the g. neral fund reimburse Julia
license on Sd May, 1870. which she has not t.s.n on,
Approved. December 9, ls7e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-03

VNHISlS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscribe
= has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the
tiers Of administration on tine personal estate OF
ALEXANDER TAFT. late OF Washington county
AFORESAID: deceased. All persons having claims
against tbs said deceased hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof TO the
subscriber, on or before the Nth day OF DecemSer
next; they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit OF the said estate. Given under my hand
this nth day Of December 1870
AUGUsTus LEPRgUX,
de@lwrsw Administrator