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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-12-26
AdminisfrafOr's NOtiCe,

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been duly appointed and qualified as ADMIN
istrator on the estate of James Neason, deceased,
late Of BsllyiTe Township Sandusky County, Ohio.
81 JOHN NEASON.
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FRENGONTs OHIO
FRIDAY, December 26, 1878.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-12-26

One Of the Oldest Ond most successful colleges in
the country. Young Men and Ladies wishing a
thorough business education will find superiorad-
vantages esatthisinstitution. al The
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-12-26

For sals byIC. 3; R;McoULLoCH, RFtnSRt.
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blessing OF that right while We live. la
being Democrat, we do not understand
to he our duty to uphold any scheme
OF rsscality or fraud that may be yeIe.
rated 10y set OF men under the name OF
Democracy. Neither do we conceive il
to be the duty of Republicans to do this
For proof that these latter think us we do
on this subject, we have only to re,.r You
TO the late election in the good old
State Of Ohio, where, i. you have found
any one in need OF new hat, YOU are
tive dollars poorer than you were n week
ago. 1t is the right aud the duty Of all
edltors-who do more than any other
class to making public opinion and sem
tIment- to discouutenance and denounce
rything that they conscientiou-ly think
IL wrong, without taking in consideration
from what party the wrong originated
Should all do this, and refuse to supper,
any man for office that they know will
not labor Tor the best interests vi his con-
sutuents, we would have less CORRUPTION
IN high places, aud more wholesome aud
beneficial laws
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Samuel A ChiIders ca ORR Co.

Samuel A Childers vs. C& ORR Co.
appeal Justices decision set aside ard
appellants recover costs
Geo A Miller and G VI Moore. adn,rs of
w MORE, vs. Parker Lucas aud d J
Lucas; judgment for plaintiffs.
Tom Garland Va Central Land Co
uesps--; judgment for plaintiff for dam.
ages aud costs, So 80 Defendants at
torney moved 10 SET aside the verdict
Motion overruled. Defendants, by at
torney, excepted to the verdict. and asked
leave to file bill Of exceptions aud mah =
other motions Granted.
in Kerr 4 Co VS. Moore & Ricketts,.
dismissed
Newman, Orr & Co VS. George Scranage,
dismissed.
S,aunton, Bayley a Co VS. J a Kline,
debt; judgment tor plaintiffs
Duckworth, Spence X Co " & W Hol-
derby; Judgment Tor plaintiff
w z Holdrrby vs. + + Mite hell and
| IL Mitchell; judgment tor sl66. 20 and
costs
Bsbhitt, llarkness & Co v. j A Kline
Judgment Ior, plaintiffs.
Pat OConner vs. 5 j Love; Judgment
tor plaintiff for $S4 81 and costs
Henry Schotman ~ Geo Scranase
Judgment for plaintiff tor SO 10 aud costs
John $ Powell VS. Z VI Burke; verdict
for the defendant
State vs. John Lloyd, assault with intent
to kill indictment discharged
Grant n TO vs. Dusenberrv Il White
judgment tor plaintiffs tor s2l7 50 Motion
TO set aside verdict. and bill OF exec ptions
asked TO I've filed.
II c Simms qualified ~ Notary Public,
with f Gibson, w II Harvey and B j Nc
Comas as s, reties
w Thurman Lewis admitted to practice
A. an Attorney in the courts o! Cahell
county.
The contract for building a bridge AT
Howell Mills WAS awarded 20 Edw Belt
Peter White and w IL Douglas Tor - 49,
u McCOmas was appoiute TO close the
contract with them
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The Legislature has given its printing
to IL. ). W alker OF the Charleslon Cri
ctor. This may he right, but We lhink il
Is doing something they have no right to
do, in view o; the fact that the laws says
the State printing shall be given to the
lowest re-pon shle bidder. This, we un
derstanl to toe all the printing for the State,
and not Onl! portion oiit II this il the
case, the tact that Gov jacob refused
to give the contract to Mr. Walker a.
the lowest responsible bidder does not
empower the Legislature to give it, print
ing to him, while the rest Of the State
work IL done Ivy somebody else Two
wrongs will not make one right lfMr
Walker has been wronged by the Cover
nor, he has his relre,-, AID We mss, that
he takes steps tn secure IT, 1.-THE Cover
nor will not shcw 10y acts that I've is right
in the course he ha- pursued, let Mr.. Wal
ker taos the necessary s;e.,s to compel
him to DO 50, or Withdraw from hi, poi
lion. II We have laws, let the law. Ice
upheld, aud II the legislature does not
Sa"t tie avs upheld, Lut intend 30 act IA
suit themselves. lrs them repeal all law,
rather than violate them
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The editor OF tie Monro, Rcustcr, who
is, no doubt, a gentleman o; ability and
intelligence, ha- an article in hi. last
issue with tie above caption. which j.
nothing more ,han grand mixture OF
articles from jiferynt papers, several OF
which have the wrong credit attached
For example hs -ay-
The Point Pleasant Reyis,.r say. in4ny
laW- have been passed that should not. aud
many things have been dOre by ih, Chri-t
tut--irOIc whI,e-N ssuIus L-gI -Iature ti.at
ought not 10 be dOuy Ind.ysndsni Aryu,
how dare,t thou
Nov, Mr Bark" II the II Plea-ast
Rsgisfg say 20, WY do YOU ak Us uov
us iare DO 90 Again ho -ays
The Huuingipr d,qos -a,s, our RoaS
system is derived from Od Virginia ssd
later, Gays itiss Radical invcntio OH
Bro. Gilbert Then, wips it out, Ne pray'
Now. % you uill examine the ARgrs Of
the 2ith Just, you will luI shat 70 do.-
DOT say any such .hiug, bit vhatu 3o,s
say il quite the revere Won viii a'-o
find that Brother ilbr-, q. no. ed tor ard
has no connect ou rltr tie ARGrs. hut -
siitor Of dr Todp-Hd@nt -h.le se aio,-
hsve charge OF tbt .ormer psrer
As to the whipping 10. SIR Bur.
any man or PsuY' mea that unier.sls
the job With aay .. d.. papers you mon
tioo, E.l fud u aeciiet.y 40 uphill bus.
mes. IS fcr pr Our-clve- ~ hav. b en
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By dispatches from New York, We learn
that Messrs Fisk & Hatch have made
such arrangements with their creditors NJ
viii enable them to resume in short time
is is also stated that the Manager Of the
New York Clearing house SAYS the banks
OF that city are able to pay five times the
amount OF their Liabilities. We hope it
il so
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LEGAL NOTICE.

N''' Of Wet I"gin,r, CnIeH Com.ty, 10 v-iL.
At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the IT.
cult Court OF CabeIl County on the first Monde
IN the month of October 1873.
Leopold Stern. Isidor Stern
and Nathan Stern. partners
under the name and style Of
stern, Bros Co., plaintiffs, In Chnncefy.
Is.
G. w iced 0ad A. Is. Wood.
c"et. defendants,
The "ojert Of this suit il to recover arnin.t
the defendants the sem of S27O.6 with l,y.I
interest thereon from the goth day Of Augu-t
1873 till paid and the costs Of this suit, and l..
attach the e'tnte of the defendant {. W.
iced in this county.
And II appearing by an affidavit filled in n
cause, that the defendant, G. W Tred j. -
non Resident Of the State West virginia. IL i,
therefore ordered that he do app-sT here witt
IN one month after the date of thr 1rst publ
cation Of this order, and do what ~ ncct,.a,,
10 protect his interest in this suit
MOSES :. THOKNBURG, Ccrk
A. NJ. WARSER. Sol. n22,4
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I'uf, VIM ko~blett. A b Miller, Cincinnati. T
Psllar, Hebron, Kyt AS Smart, M.y.yille. c
SHERIFF. J Jsme,, Charleston; ; W Boyd
wheeling; W Frahehot. st AIbAn.; { n
Clark, Thos Bridge. I,aae Phillips. r VI Ro..
West Va; Hen .ley, Davis c eek: Jossph J
Ely, II Mitchell, W p HoIderby. city: A
Williams. Wayne II; J NJ Kerr, WIN Killing.
GalliPolis; John wy.ong, Lincoln county: r
WOLFE Lancaster, o; Thos Coin. c X o X
X; Manned, Park-r.bury; W II Harper.
baroour''ilIe' & w Robin.Os, IrOnton; Vim
Wilcox, Hurricane.
SATURDAY
{ Scott. J 5 Gonter, Loui. Pencil. Levi.
Baker, l. Boyd, II Poindexter, Wheeling;
Urant Scsmands, W Thurman Lcwi,, .itv; NJ
Fitzgerald, Portsmouth; ia. NJ Brokaw. Glen.
dale, D; Purcell J Kerr HHD.H &c
WILSON Weaver. W Huston. Cincinnati:
4! II siinms, Huntsville, o; \ J Good. Ashland.
KY Frier, Iron R r; J II Williams. ar
SUNDAY
b II LAwton, 9 W Carpenter, Iron,on; Mr.,
CORES aud child. Cleveland. o: II c Harm.
SON. W IL Curry, Ashland; " Y Wallace, city:
T sample. Reedsville. Pa; D Mas.n. bio.
'John Dages, Gallipoiis; Jos Campbell. Oska.
ioo'a' Iowa; Thos Densmore, Portsmouth.
MONDAY
Dan La"ton. W Carpenter, Ironton: W
Wallace, Kibbe, G Titus. W p Titu.
city; Henry Wilson, Geo Eby. Portsmouth. r
Adams, John Wooley, Pittsburg; Joshua
Frey, II Napier, c Snilt. Wayne county;
Carpenter, st Adams; X Hughson, lively.
Poles b kossI-r, West Va; J q Motley. T q
Matthews, o X Il: A q Woods, Gsnipolis; J
H"rlin, Charles ton; X II Titus.
TUESDAY.
Rubt Smith. Weller JueIorton. Cincinnati.
James Jack. l Ross, p Ross. Fw Calvert.
Portsmouth; miller, Scranton; W Tim.
J l. creider. Thurman Lewis. Motley,
city; ChAs o Carroll. Bynchburg, Carr Mercer.
Racine, o; 4 d Hays, Ohio: VI Routh. John.
son Fry. Napier. W Va: John l. Mor.ly. p
Comingo, Pittsburg; q Robinson. Iropt.p.
Z ko'Slon. Detroit; Tho, cambridge. ] BB.r
ton, II ; Welsh. New York: 10. A Kelly %
Burbank, C&ORR.
WEDNESDAY.
Jchn ii Bolts, Fayctte c n: Snm1 Meow
s'r Billy Collins; A J N"rri., Oak Hill; I.nac
Adler, Guyandotte; NJ Cook, MbIdlcporr; :
Hads, Cincinnati; Geo Crcel, A II Malone. q
Miller, BarboursvilIe: J II Poly. Ohio; .Jr.
Kelly, c 40 Il; q V Hanek. Galiipoli.;
Hays, Chas MeCo mn, Port,mouth; G W
Robinson, Ironton; W W DolAnd. J Z Do.And.
Sunbury, Pa.
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Reports come to us from Memphis aud
ether Southern cite. that the yellow fever
epidemic is ahating. Glad to hear OF ii
a. their suffering, according to accounts
published il the papers from time to time
has heeo heart nding and fearful
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The y. Y. Tribune company i- sending
out papers OF b pages, containing 224
columns, tor twenty-five cents 1t is, we
believe, the largest paper in the world.
and is the cheapest aud best investment
any one can make, who Idesres solid and
substantial reading
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The Republican papers or Ohio are
congralulating themselves on the fact that
If they have lost the Legislature, they can
criiicise the acts of the Democrats while
in session Wonder # they will be able
to see any good in their actsy
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The ui.l of Stokes Tor the murder OF
Fisk is again progressing in New York
No new testimony is been given yet, but
both sides are making desperate eiTurs to
show the other was wrong.
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The official majority for VIM Allen for
Governor OF Ohio, is sos The rest OF the
Republican State ticket was elected.
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The Government proposes TO pay silver
for greenbacks, dollar for dollar, Gs last
A. the mints can coin them Why not at
once resume specie payments?
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rHUKSbAT

jos d br'ctsn. " p MsrrR. n wrg.t.
Cinc.usati, - " svedisr. yvon.burg. liz.
G'anHelis. Vioksburg Benz scare, jane
Tully, J Cadet. ) korf. GsIHpoii.. L u
Davey. Florence KHnu hnd 2 shilir.n. a
stern, Tranfon; J 7 Slower. Va Chiffon. Rich
m,nd. Walker, s u Esixht. Virginia. T.
sturgeon. Indiana 4 Carol. Ashland. y
R-gcr. CALIFORNIA; J.bo u shayer. Gr.nol
@ N Bishop. k'ng~ood Ludsis Schmidt. Nj
tons " Wise. Portsmou;h. Jas william, c a
% X j., A g Stephens 8iiulukss.
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The County Court.

'"o weeks, during which time great
amount OF business has been transacted
Through the courtesy OF Mr.. John Reed
E-q we are enabled to give our reader.
'ull report OF its actions, which we would
always be glad to do could we get some
one to give 1t TO us.
The Grand Jury found the following
indictments:
For selling liquor without license-W.
X. Alexander 10; j. A. Kline. >: John
Lloyd, .; Peyton McComas, .; David Hens
ley.
For Assaul; and Battery-John Llovd
Thomas Brammer, B w. Morris, Geo. A.
Crecl.
Assault with intent to kil-John LLOYD
ob-tructing Offictrs-.Iohn LLOYD
hsdemeanor-Geo A. Crcel, W. +.
Dusenberr G. o Dusenberry. Samuel
Dn-enberry, Robert F. Dusenberry.
Grand Larceny-wm. and Nathaniel
Joseph
Levi and Lascivious Cohahitation-
The following cases were disposed OF:
State Va Hensley, felony; rsmanded to
Circuit court
State vs. Ira j McGinnis, assault di.
charged
State va - T uanley, assault discharg.
cd
State va j Byer-, false pretenses; &C.
quilted
State " VIM Joseph e, al; larceny; Ao-
quilted
State vs. Mary Dickinson ct al, unlaw ful
cohsbtnlion; acquitted
State John Lloyd, assault with int, I
to kill; Indictment discharged
&c Little vs. g Morris ct a. debt judy
ment Cor plaintiff 10y con-ent
j l. IIe"sley W Gilbert Brad-bears, debt;
Judgment for defendant.
j W. Ver!ander " A Trice, debt;
judgment FOR plaintiff
AB McGinuis vs. w II Haryey debt
dismissed by plaintiff
VIM Fuller vs. Sperry, Hale & Co, debt;
judgment Tor plaintiff for s34
w p Holderhy Va Vim IIovey, debt,
judgment for plaintiff.
Thomas Brown x Co VA Adler 4 Long
debt: Judgment for plaintiff
81 Eckslstine vs. jacob Cochran, debt
Judgment TOR plaintiff
Penny baker Va 8 s Coe. admir- OF l..
d Coe, debit judgment for plaintiff
, B J McComas vs. A J llen-lsy, debt
judgment for plaintiff
7 G EOwens for Mcdowell Va W O
Wright debit judgment hr plaintiff
j + Miller and e " Moor. admir-
OF W B Moore, " Wayne IcMahan.
debt. judgment for plainuh.
VIM sumner a Cou $ $ Coe. debt
judgment Tor plaintiff
4 L Suffer vs. W Il Pennybskcr. debt
Judgment Tor plaintiff
CABOT & BRO vs. a j Cherot Judgment
ror plaintiff
B linn, Mack & q, VA Keenan, &
Son, judgment for plaintiffs
Mer & Myer ys Isaac Adler judsmsp,
Tor plaintiff
Thos Msdrord ~ Il ware Judgment
for plaintiff.
E.seitorn. Bro- ( Go ,s Amanda Rice
Judgment Tor plaintiff
K McRs sdy & Cove williamson & Sal
mon. judgment tor plaintiff
Stats - Geo A Creel. a.-aul, and bat
terry fssd 81 AMI oost.
Archibald Pc, ton Va 10, Dick appeal.
.uckss OF
Harry Icouarl by John I,soaari 81. Sa=
. @ MsCsy, dsht judgment Tor is'.uLaat
~ Wynae & 90 v. Ninton WLtci,lt
judgment for plaintiff
White, Bonner 4 Hall v. Fauls,u,r sud
dith & 20 Judgment aga,ss, Fsu'couer
Wall & Butsng,on 7sCN L.Jlarcr
judgment iOr plaintiff.
Iotu Nighberi. rTscutor n T. p Law
soa W A i.aisley, d.stn sci at sr.enIsut
cy-t
Alb Pdn.r ~ " Il Morn. jlie.
weut 'os pls,nuE
u smith for r,s "a sot J " Bhrk~ood
80 Thos ThonDurk, sdnf o. Hm NC
C0ines judgment 'Jr plaintiff
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Friday, October ~, 1879.

H. NJ. Scott one OF the editors OF tie
Cabell County Press, has been elected one
Of the Clerks OF the House OF Delegates.
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NOTICE
To Tax Payers.

The Tax payers 81 Cabeli county are hereby
notified that tho undersigned sheriff, in person
or by Deputy. will be At
Barbcur''ilie, November IS, 1873;
Huntington, November -. 1873;
duyandoite, November IS, 1873:
Milton, Grant District, November ". 1873.
Howelrs Mill, Grant District. Nov. Is. 1873;
Bicker's store, Union District. Nov ~, I-73.
Ou'loy Gap School House, mcComas Dis.
trict, November %. 1873:
TO receive the Taxes due by the people rc,iding
or paying taxes IN the several districts. for the
year 1873.
Given under ny hand th. 23d day of Oeto-
Der. 1873. .. l. SMITH.
OctSlt3 sheriff II Cnbcil COUNTY
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Corner OF Smith street and Sscoud Ave
nue., during the verk ending rhu-.as,
morning. October 80. 1873.
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For the Huntington Argus.
Profound Sensation at Bradrick-
willie.

willie.
According to previous announcement.
the Salt River packet, Africa, departed our
shores on the 18th inst For several DAYS
preparations had been going forward with
dispatch. The vessel WAS thoroughly
oVerhanled and renov ted from stein to
stern, preparatory to storing away the
precious cargo. The supplies were deliver.
ell at p. IN; the b4rkeeper, steward, &c,
reported to the venerable captain that they
were all ready. The commander gracefully
distributed his orders to them from hs iog
horn, which appeared to lie near ten feet
long. In addition to other necessariss
an ample supply Of trained carrier pigeons
WAS placed on board.
THE PROCESSION
WAS a. gloomy aud an imposing pageant,
long to be remembered 1t moved with a
slow AID funeral tread. as though some one
was dead; with muffied drums and colors
drapej in mourning, it wended its melar-
choly way down Main street, the band all
the while discoursing the funeral march
nry marched IN the following style:
GETAWAY -heep-kin baud that made so
much SoTsE at the election
l5rimsione DagO Club and long wasted
pioneers;
Republican Central Committee OF Union
Up;
Getaway Merchants and Farmers vide
awake club
Bradrickviile Tammany ring, beaded Iy
rngmasters,
Venerable Surgeon to the es position from
Bent creek, and assistant. bearing pill bags
and instruments;
Four and five mile delegation, led by II e
lawyer chaplaiH.
B.oa,ed Londholders.
Ethiopian wide awake n 'ull force. lei
by their brave chiefs, Black K,tt,e aud
Roman Nose
{ The Chief mourners followed 10 the ren-
and advertised themselves by wearing
canes. They were toprei oF With sack
cloth spriuklci with cod duet The street
previously dry. was rprnsl,i over WITH
hitter Tears
F The great democratic party yicNei o.
mourninl pilgrimage with compassion -
, The eut'arkaEon WAS completed 81 = %. ni
when tl,c great vessel. manned hy beer
great officers, all weario, iog horns. took
her ineiai c,Oiy leave OF our happy shore.
an. q the wai'ing 1.-THE mourner~ anil 90
tne sound oi democratic cannon. she slow
+ .y aud -oieunly vanished from our view
behind i,u-e i"x TnoRSuuL
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HYMENEAL.

CHAPSAN-LKoSARD.-A the brides resi-
deuce in Racine, o., on the 23d inst Mr. C. III.
Chapman and Miss Frankie b. Leonard.
JHPFEKsoS-BRANxER.-O the Steamer Bill
~ Collins. at 0allipolis. o., on October rs
1873, by Rev. Samuel Carr. Mr.. :. W Jrfer.
son and Miss Mary A. BrHmmer, ali Of Glen
wood. West Va.
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Lol-' s-IoliI- 5 clau5,lisn. LOU. y DaI
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-23

THAD. STEVENS AND LEADER
SHIP.-The Washington Chronicle
is respons bic for the following
new story of the old commoner:
n few days before Thad. Ste
vens died some admirer intimat-
ed that in the event OF his death
there was no one then in the
House to take his place as its
leader. The cynical old man re-
peated the word 'leaier," saving:
"Does anybody think that I am
such Il fool as to think that l have
ever been "A leader? Members that
have wanted mean and dangerous
work done, and were too decent
or cOwardly to do it themselves,
have approached me trying to
make me believe that l was lead
er. | have been fool enough to
take the bait many times, and on
Il vote the towards have always to
a man abandoned the leader. Oh,
I've been Il great leader!'
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NOTICE..

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
fore existing between the under
signed, under the name of Allen 4 Co..
is hereby dis Olved by m Itual consent.
!. w. Knight is authorized to collect all
moneys due and will pay all debts of he
late firm.
W. J. ALLEN.
I. w. KNIGHT.
Eureka, New, January 3, 1873. ja3-lm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-23

A MUCH-MARRIED WOMAN

"A MUCH-MARRIED WOMAN
There is woman i'm Washing
ton who has buried five husbands.
Recently she married a sixth.
Upon the day of the wedding a
man called at the mouse of the
groom, asked for that gentleman.
and then proceeded to measure his
body with Il tape line. The infat-
uated groom entertained an idea
this might. perhaps, he man
sent around 10y his tailor. After
the ceremony in church, hOwev-
er, the husband was SURPRISED to
observe this same person standing
In the vestibule and winking fur.
rlously at the bride as the Darty
came out to the carriages. Just as
they were starting off, the mystp-
rious being put his his head into
the carriage window and whis-
pered to the bride: Got ready
male one that'll just suit him
Beautiful fit hsautifulw When
the fappy man demanded the
name of the intruder, the bride
blushed, and said she bel eyed he
was some kind of an undertaken.
Zen the man was not so happy.
lie was hardly happy at I'll, and a
certrin gloom seemed to overcast
the honeymoon. Perhaps the un-
dertaker was too prompt. But
still, we like to see Il man take an
interest III his business.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-23

A YOUNG boy attending a mixed
school in Paducah writes to an eX-
change complaining of the parti-
ality which the teacher shows the
girls. In conclusion he says !:
But, thank the Lord, if they do
crowd us out from the stove, and
play blind mans buff with the
teacher at recess, they can't ride
horseback on a horse, nor play
leap-frOg, nor wear breeches, nor
make dogs fight. nor throw rocks
at cats, nor go in swimming, nor
smoke and chaw, can they
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-23

DECLARATION OF HOMESTEAD
EWHAT THE WIFE CAN Do. 1t
not generally known that II wife
lone can make u homestead of
|he property which she and her
husband own an on which they
beside. The husbands consen' is
bot requisite, the law stating that
(he homestead. Ian I and house,
bot exceeding in value $1,000, can
be selected hy the husband and
fife, or either Of them. A case H.
|ustrative of the power of tn wife
|n this respect has lately occurred.
husband who was a drunknrd,
|fter running through all his per.
(nal property, was preparing to
|ell the hOm stead in which he
|nd his wife and family lived,
Fithout the consent of his wife.
fortunately she heard of it. and
|uietly went and registered the
property as a homestead. The
buyer, when searching the title,
butted up against her declaration,
Enich made it impossible for the
husband to sell the property. All
Fives in like position should fol-
pw the example. If a husband
pill not provide for his wifi and
(hildren, it is the duty of the wife
70 protect both 10y law. The law
pot only legally makes the wife
baf owner on the homestead, but
llsO eXpmpts it from subsequent
febt, execution CT liability.