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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-16

Or. 2ubwi 8 3 il1nsr. Die
fer ttriibmts Naturfurf6sr unb Ttbntr
wIrb am Dunnerfas rem 16. Sanuar tn
Der bisfssn 2urntrRaas fstns Scrlsluns
iibsr RasriaIismus taltsn. Der Scran.
ton 5urnptrrin bat tsins Soften ssfhsut
um btm bsutItsn 9ublttum bieGsr Statt
unt umssssnb etnrn ielteusn @snub ju
psrfhaFsn unb barfnun aud NIT Isat err
wartsn, bas cine mufsntafts SbstIna9ms
feline anRrsnsunssa Io6nt. Sbf&ca Or.
Sa6usr nun 1hpu felt NcnaIsn bic @t'
1abe Qmtrita's brtrstsn unb faf pdbrenb
Der sanjsn 3sit in unb nm Stem 2lcrf
Sorltlunssn ibsr Ssri&tsbsns Sbsma 8s'
taltsn Eas, Fub ttsisItsn lsts 3atlrsi&
bsluGt sspsitn unb babsn ntat ausin
purtbeilRafte Grwd6nuns In bsr bsuti&.
amsritantf&en prsTe Ssfunrsn, fcnbsrn
Fnb aud Ssrf6tsbsns MaIt in Has Gnss
lIGs itsrisbt unS BON Ten psitrsrSrst'
tstRsn SSurnuisn, pie !. .. tsm uN. 9.
Stralb," psrEf,ntli&t wCrtsa.
g1it i6Un ftii6sr erpdbnt, wsrbsn mir
cine bsi6rdntls an;dbt RON 9idsts (ss'
mug, I'M pie 6oRfn ,u p,dsn) aus9sars
Sen, unt mir MAIDEN baber Disjsuissn,
rsIts Srn. Or. Saansr 96rsn rpasn,
tnrauf aufmsrffam, ba5 bic SSrlsians
pUIihp ant nd6asn Dpnneritas attnS in
bsr 3urnrrtaGs batitr fattfnSst. Stfsts,
su s1.OO per YsrfUn, fnp bst aGIsn Mit.
allsptrn anb 2tsnps an Der Snifs su ta-
zen. 80
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. e t. TT { I cb t E 8.

9a Der 5sSs Yarttr Saiitr 9c8s
SO. 285, .. s. s.. Durtsn ON 81. Gs,.
bic mathematics Stamitn fHr bet lau'
fsnesn Strmin srpatlt:
.. 3d., Grlsbridb sGarnte.
u. g., Ssrm. WOtr.
S6abR., Gbrif, 5iibIsr.
Sstrstdr, SOtn Scuis.
8.6auneef., g2taiam 5ebsrUtt.
Die GtnItsuns Der Stamtsn Der &ai'
fer Qrss frfpIats am Z. San, bisisni8s In
Der 5rtiIisratb Gcss 6asisr am 9. San.
rura ban 8. .. 9. y. Ystrr Srcpp
pun 8utssbaus, alTtiiIrt BON 8r. ptiI.
Sueba5, 8etps GOssn Tnb I'm blabsn'
btn 3ufanbs; ME ss tsibt ioQsR GalO
9pssn bislss tinjtssn btutf&sn DrSsns
tn DunmUt aup ar&baIp 9sSrinSst
Wrrffn.
- Die Giienbatnfattcn. DgarIons"
iOQ aIs Soreueb infVrPOrirt Tsrpsn.
- 0tr bSrtn, bae Der Scranton Git'
Osrtran, am tOmmsnrsu @lrnta8 sins
S6littsnpartit mad Soon Sc&'s Sctsl
In SIyptant ~ maGtn tsatF&ttst.
- Das SauS ron MtHatl SCIane
nats btr 5amplcn Nirs trannts in htr
Na&t BON SUnntns auf RpntaS nttefr'
- 8ts Der :, DEMOCRAT tsrI&tst pal
bar 6srausssbsr pss RtsFSsn uJltpEbIt'
can" prrise @o&s In 5arrtsturs une
sa6 F& srO6e Iits, tinsm isinsr 9anIi'
hinge Gin amt ,,irssnp psI&r ah" 3u
usri&aNsn, ug cuf ptsls gDsiis stusn Bill
Itssn GcrrsfpcnptnisH far ista Slatt u
tstommsn. DOa III bic Sa&s faatr
uue per .,8spubIIean" mub isIns GOrrs
Ipcnbsussa tijaliEn, gsnn ar ift HatsT
| MID.
= Die Gair gum Stfsn htr tat":::Aa:r
sts.n SaRtesrn sreab sinsn 8stnsrtrat
ron stwa 5000; bic @tlammtstnnaR
men tstrussn iittr $4,000.
- Gin 3rssr 9amtns @iaiam 9ORn
fsa HuGSt III tfr 8a6t rss s. San. Srs
@isil,n isulsis StpsfsT's pen sinsr
9abn,uss ii6trfabrsn unO sttSptst, Nnsr
I&sInIta BEL tsm gsrIu6t, uuf bic Sav
rsn ~ fVrtas:H.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-16
ltnfere
f8FpGrliGC 8e6rCGliGfCitGR.

SiVrpsrliGt S6pG6tn lus aIr esrs 0Iiat.
chtH ltnc tets frduf. Gs aistt feiRsu Rann,
tsine Grau, ftiH 9ine, tte tGfineig ppflfpmmsH
gtlune EGrta. gitls 8ranfbsitfu une Yemen
aber. esIte 10 oitlcn unlerGr HtktnmfnI ben t,5
stttn sur 9dit MAIDEN, iinp tfr Sprg riatcit uuo
Ha6l6iisfti. suiui9 fibtn. 9n 9tr,T tsT
bauptidbIiGllsn 9rhnIb Ibtit5urIaatu III fur Cin
mdtttes5 ojeatnmittI 9sIcrgt. G5 III tbpie
nnl9dbli6 pie miriam. Su fsiusn 8sifaucs
tbeilsn brfinrrt i& Feiu gifiges MittI. G5 III
elm reines Seii., SidTFunses unb abflbruua5s
miltel, btiieu gshdublbriIe letiaid lem Tliu.
itnrsi6s antupnmeu ilne. GiGle untarebafte
8crbtugunlss uno ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1T nidts ,.gisusS unitT ber Scnpt". 6oitsts
ter's Wdgeu bitttrss in tal0 fiR 9ir,
teljatrbuneert lang hrT lBsIt btfdnHt, uHp ptr
btbdupten ni6t ~ SiGl, psnH mir illtu, bas
3auirnts, ia 3ttntnuisnpP Is ifBt getrluher,
tic IGu8f i'm @rots litsrn piireeu, pEnn le
nidt eur9 sisifs eflurbe Re5miltti asitatit urb
tsi Rrafien frbdlten ppreen raTeH. gSie Ibntl
aus aertnetren 9tibrn 6urt 9GTnaGldliiauua ois
bartnGdigt 3TanfbsiteR nereen, In ppbl btfauuf.
Gisits tcnilGe 9lilitl 1T bfTibmt eafiir, baf r5
irusu GBrugsTn iSbtider 0raHibfitru IofVrt
Gigbali tbut. Ins Raitisfeitsgtiiibl, eas
aepfirsb, bic HrrScitGt bic unaufasltgfheit iid
aujuitrfnssn, has GirlgrfubI, bic 9eirrc TN 0e.
tiru une bic fSrpGrIide ShpGtbs. pelts en,u
eifnsu, uS SgT srni RabrH srnati1sr 8 flbr
su TaTnsa, ssrtm in alien 56asn eurts itIitr
| 6pieu ers Sitltrtn beirilist. Ter Ruhm eisl,s
RSsiriu ais zines sttrn Giaermiiifls arasn I'm.
stTsduliGttit, @aafaltiesR. SumpfHftrr, Rbeu>
matismGs NnS GrCnii6t SGRa6lidfrit rs.bs
attr bic sanir 9Selt; uus III tsH itsisrn 5aasn
etr itma6ppasu Warttl6rsisrfi, mo teffs pirs
ssuet GbiusIaititL bic Ssu gatiGuNa ees rstsn
Ssate isirer 1rnft trraubsu, ais GtiriuRe .,
mittsl CD anstiRneisi AeEesn, if sS in TER Shat
:ta Seata fur BIC 1tnidtsii, Sas Spitst.
ttr'e Rass EbsTag ~ batel
uue iibsrda pOpulaT 10. /,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-16

NobfueH Shab. - Da6 i. 6tft bsi
ii. 9atreanss bisftr Don 9u&tdnbls
9. 3idsl in Nsp.gort aus IA Saas
RsraHsgs8sbsnsn GamiIisns 3sitIdrift #
uns iVsbsn tu8ttpmmsR uno sntbalt btr
anfang' Der ipannsnbsn 8Cmane ,,Dat
Sino bts SaiaBO" unb ,,Gtn armtt
Uetb", ftrnsr n9lus Der Iapps slnst
Criminal = Stamtsn", Die n5rsubtn ri.
nsr 5Ca5eitsretIs," bic yGntpidrlune
bss tttsrtf&sn 9sGsns" unb tlslus intsrsI,
iantt Nptt,sn.
Der oNcSsasn.S&ab" sd&nst F&
Pets eur& 8eets3ensn Subalt aus, tringi
ott nsutiten GrjeusniGs Der bsutf6tn 81.
isratur uub sswdtrt is0sr ssttlbstsn Sa.
miIis stne t66it unttrtaltsnbt 9sEtars.
prsts per 5sft: 20 Ste.
5anb 9sritOn. - Sn bsmlsl6.n Ser.
lass tri&sint felt gtuiabr 80. 3tdsls
psutf& amsritanif6ss Sanb. 9tritOn bee
aa8emsinen Bihsns," pOsUn bas rrRs
6eft uns pcrIis8t. Da6elbs baFrt aui
rsm mufsrsiItI9sn unS NIT SlsIsr @rdnb.
Iiafsit at5sfabtsn NYsr'itsu @erft eIsi.
den glamsns, ID attr ipsSIsa fir ben
prattii&eu 9rsrauh inntrbaIb bsr Ser.
Steatsn tsartsitst. gs fOu elm Bud
fir Ssesrmann rsrftn, fir isbs 5amtlie,
fir tsesn 8sbilpstsn Gtisr nabIi6 itin
unb stn 9lati&IaSs Bud fir jsSin
Dsutit amsritansr. atsstsn, RsI&sr f&
iItsr 3baten unN Diuss, Ysricnsn, 9ssriift
unS grsIsntGs, ednpsr unb @Rltsr &c. In.
fcrnirtn nil,
Oas sDtrf RIrS 80 Ssfis umfaif.n,
tpOppn ale IA Gage ttHss btraustfmmt
unb nur Is Gents tuitst. Su6Irrttsnten
uuf BEN ,NOVslsn.S&aB" .rbaIten bas
sin,sIus 5sft fir 10 gtrts.
Nsp' gprftr G'stsimniGt. - Spr uns
IisSt bic ;pstts lisisruns btS nsusn In.
tsrsTantsn Dsrtss ,,Ots 9aaisiten pun
gtsw. .gcvt unN rsGsn GsrbrsSsrpsIt ron
Der 8iufttu aSsnus bIS ju ben 6ips
YOintS." Dtrts 0erE pirb cine ssQ.
nintige SGiItsruuS ttr @strtmnIFs bee
Den gIcrttr 2ttsns, Qllts auf 5batla&tn
tsrubsnS, ssbsn unb siusn rst&sn Suta1t
btstsn, ter cline auesrurbsntIiH intertIs
iants esetiire psrfpri&t, bic iibsrtsn nod
Nsn Nubsn 8swdbrt, fa5 Dsr, tsr bislss
@trt GtIsfsa bnt, 9its gprt burG unb
bura tsnnsn Isrnt unb nttt 70 Ist6t In
cine eort Ufsr BON bort aus ssfsllts 5aIls
sstsn wirS. - Grit weIasa SntsFsTs
pIslss Wsrt spm 9utlitum aufSsnummsn
pira, Safar Ilsisrt Der llmaanb sIntn Be-
psts, hab Wd9uRO bss ,insn IUnats
Dsssmtsr ffon Spti farfs'guFustn ptr'
srifsn Tarsn unb zine brittle n6tbie
wurps. Srtis per 3rft; l24 Gsnts.
SSE;SfsrFGsu8s. - gBilmsr II. 8O.
esr's Nsws Company, glrc. AZ NaFau
@tra6t, Nsp. gOrt, IiiuStst bic SsrauS'
sabs stnsr 8rCBeH bumcrifii&tn unS tlIu.
trtrttn fsutf&sn 3ttti&rtft inter BEN
Namsn nS&usppsrsbsnss" an. Ditftlbs
wtro aat II Sage In 10 Sstttn @rUb-
sofia sri&siusn unp bumUrifif&s 9srt&ts
BON glaR' unp 5srn', GulsnIpIsssIrisn,
l&iassnbs s8ibs ,t. ltsftrn une cLc bas
sin,ias esetfat iduaririt g4tsblatt in
bisfsm sanbs sspib aussmttusn antIaHs
fntsn. Yrsts per 9ummsr: 10 Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-16

sinss atusn @sriatSNiirifts bstrIsb (mlI
gBtItssbarrt ale Sib), III surifsststrl
unb bsrihtst, puB tRr @slu6 sdnits auf.
eenOmmsu wctpsn unb SGTHuns auf
bsfsn gsrWirtltGuus ist.
- @an sIautt, ta6 bic 3eussnaus.
fassn In ten tslrittsnsu @aRlfiasn tsuts
cesr mUrssn gu Gnrt sOmmsn. Sts fiji.
len sinsn tldsn Sanb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-16
(GurrsIpuussH, pun aetItesbarre.)
Il. c5anuar 1873

II. Sanuar 1873.
- DE GUmmifiOntrs blttsn tsa6fA'
ttst, In Rem Gpunts. .Gsfiusuib Straf'
liu6safGst' stniufItrsn HHN msbnrs @s'
fdnsniFs bsfuat, UNI rus SgRsm iu fiu-
bir.n. Gs Rsut F& nun tsraus, ta6 bic
3sltn hes btsfasn @.fdnsntFss Su bum
lei fnS, unb man Bat tabsr tas YrUi'ft
auf cine SlaitiStrs Belt psri&oSsn.
Der ,psiit gsriu6, Ia Risf8sr
Gtaet cine !asIia. 3stturs ari Q,tsH 81
.rbalItn, n fsGISsf&Ias.u, iursm bic Ssr-
ausssbsr am Samaas atsnb bic Nntan'
ptsuus tra6ttn, baB ttss Srrldua3 biz
l'pts sluRmsr rfs pDniIP" isi.
- Die COMMITTEE ron apSptattn,
Wslas in sSafttuSteH bic GrrtStuHS
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(qinaeinnht.l

(Ginselnnet)
CIaiTi6 pdbult Du Dsiu @ssi6t;
y Da unsliidieIisrr Setter"
Sci bod snSIi4 NAL s,lGsistr.
SCI perltintis, ISrsibr tpsitsr
Allies - uur 8sSi6tr ni9t.
In bsr g'rUIa iu&ff Du 96i3t
ChIcansns mid su trtpisrIu,
Dsnfft sisIIsi&t Du fannF mid fisslH,
Absr ss ssIir9t Dir ni1t.-
Nun, ss iUa mid ui6t StrsrirBtn,
KIsiusE unS rS Ia6t Did sribsH,
,,EruI, hsr spis Ssitrrs"
GrfuHbIiS 4 Bis aufS psitrrs.
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gtQOt lnO Staat.
8rtcffd en-.

Grau Rara. W-r, gBilftsBarrt.--Sinb re
aeImGea atIantt rrretn, Ibide abtr bic fsblsnet
90. mad. Der GrbIrr mub an Der prf lttssr,
Ia piss brartige aInssn rintrsTn.
Sr. 8. 9-a, @ilisstart.-GrbaItrn, pis
5iaura ,tiat. llstrn Sis Sbrs SatYrs aud fer
nsr, I'm Gbsitane mas's nit Der 3stt naBIt&
lsin.
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G6llner &s SDn,
Gen. I'QSuranceAgt.,

e.,u CD. Zoo ada. gIus., Sttam 9afrs,
obruauf. ,pi6sn aI1 'H.s''" =, SN'''-'' WV
opltcnits. " ,,- -.....,...
''''"l."''' I'''..';... y. Capital
peunl. Sruer snI. Co., 9btl. @h5za 5009n
iyarmtrS 9iutual cf gcrt ~" a., N0000
YtppIss, pbiLaey Sg9'Sano,S9 Sg9'SaS9
German Of Gris, pdy 300Aa6JDIOOSS %
0pIib Riiour, Maeou, Me- 50000VU0 50o o000Oo
!ocpe g2utual feurr Srl. &C., phtlr 3UU'UUuUO0
Sibsrnia i. Sn1 60, 9ltrsIanb, D, 2obOooVO
Neptcpn 6sucr Sri. &C., 81 .,oo.o,
asptcpn, Buds Co., pa, d1ntUen
Qtbiab 8aQsp Rutull 6tusr 9nI. .,.....,
&C., @lsntepu, pdy 3UN'uU9n
sRaubattau 6Cutr Sul. Co., y. w. 5tU,uOOUO
9ifs Sul &C.,, q. q 1,OO0OOoOo
gtattsual 9ift 9nI. Co., pT u. Y. ,,,.o,o,
States Of glmtica, lOOhoOOIo
no eiue qsrIoR EG fir rtnisfr @sls ais ~ trS
aene elmer duerrn gtbtnsptrIbsrun9 far SlOU
Seridsrn fam uup IL stti6sr Belt in aTantpet
~ ptr SBpdbe bait. Eie5 it Htfrltb bic bsltr
QsbtnsptrIdsrung trrltt tr hem Selte an9spe7
fen puxee, unS tpire ron etr bsiffn Nanntrr
in 9SiIbinstgH ptTtrsttn.
Mud BABE ID Gle bette YerI6rrunl fur gtfFoe,
gGIsl uHo 3inSpifb (pppbl 9egen Bfnsr ais aae
aarbtrf unaliidsfGlle rotr icgar Ditbitapl. 5ur
aluffldrund rter irdeno zines Grdgt li6ht tnlmtr
boyst Der uuitr,ridnttt 9nbtm Il ron brutr
an has GJ5dGft Eir mid nllsin ubsrRzmmtn
babe 70 baule i'd Ggsa mtiuen 0ennsrH IAS
grsuresn fur has bisber mir efl1fnfiet 5u'
syallsn, uno bite &Qt, mid III 3ntnnU IN eeI
d(kiniasn etutIfen StrfSransS' 'A6eEMr ~
uut.rhussu; bic niebrisitsn Raita In ben hflifr
slpmpaeutsH ptTfsR pOn mir GnfrlFI.
22ds SV''"'' " S'"'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-04-15
Legal Notice.

IX7ILLIAM LONG, of Wayne county. State
w Of Illinois, will take notice that George
q. Davenport. of Monroe county, and State
Of Ohio, did, on the 4th day of February, A.
D. 1873. file his answer and cross petition in
the court Of common pleas of Monroe county
and State of Ohio, in an action then pending
in said court, in which Marcus Highman is
plaintiff, and George II. Davenport and James
Buchanan are defendants, in which cross
petition said William Long is made party
defendant; said cross petition sets forth that
said William Long, on the 18th day Of Au-
gust, A. D. 1S65,by deed of general warranty
conveyed to Michael Long the following de-
seribsd premises, situate in said county of
Monroe and State of Ohio, to wit: The north
west quarter of the southwest quarter OF Sec
tion number eight, township number five of
range number six, in the Marietta land dis
trict that afterwa ard the said Michael Long by
his written deed, conveyed said tract Of land
to the said George II. Davenport: that before
the conveyance to Michael Long said lands
had been sold for taxes, and there was then
due for said taxes the sum OF 5 which
was lien on said premises. The prayer OF
said cross petition is that said William Long
may be adjudgsd to pay the sum of money
with interest and penalty, due as taxes afore-
said; said William Long is hereby notified
.ha. he is required to appear and answer said
cross petition on or before the 26th day of
April, A. D. 1873.
AMOS & sPRlGGS,
Att'ys for Geo. II. Davenport.
mch4,'73w6
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-04-15
The use 81 aRecelpt.

In the city Of Halifax there dwelt a
lawyer, crafty, subtle and cnte as fox.
An I1dian OF the Miami tribe, named
Simon, owed him some money. The
lawyer had to wait long for the tin. His
patience at last gave out, and he threat
ed the Indian with lawsuits prosecutions
and executions.
The poor red man got scared and
hropgh, the money to his creditor The
Indian waited, expecting the lawyer to
wfife him receipt.
3 "What are you waiting for p said the
lawyer.
Receipt said the Indian.
"A receipt said the lawyer, "re-
ceipt; what do you know about q re-
ceipt? Tell me the use Of one and
will give it to yon." zs<ss
The Indian looked at him q moment,
and taen said:
Spose maybe me die; me 60 to heb
en-: me find the gate locked; me see the
'postie Peter; he say, Simon, what you
want2me say, want to get in you
pay Mr. j. da money! "what me do
hab no receipt! hab to look all ober
the other place to find your
He got the receipt
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-04-15
Notice in Partition.

MARTHAfORREsT, widow of Horton For.
I1 rest, defd, William Forrest. Sarah Ann
Weekly and - Weekly her huj ujband, Hen
rielta FcrresS Horton Forrest and Reeves
Forrest, will ake notice that 4 petition was
filed against them on the 20thAay of Febru-
ary, A. D, 1874 in the court gf common pleas
within and for the county Of Monroe, by Jo-
seph Forrest, ahd is now PENDING, wherein
said Joseph Fob rest demands partition of the
following real eitate, situf ito in said county,
to wit:
The southeast quarter of section twenty
eight, township two of fange tour; also part
of section twsnV-sevsh, township two and
range four, being certain part of the north
east quarter of the nqftheast quarter, and in
the northwest cofne3of said tract, bounded
as follows: ComheJcing at the northwest
corner of said lotl thence south on the open
line nineteen rodsAhd four links to the gra-
ded road leading Sardis; thence northeast
ffty-four rods to sbotion line; thence west on
the rse.tsan line ffty-two rods, lacking four
.aon peae plae{ Iof beginning, containing
20 acres mord oi less.
Also the follqWink land in section twenty
}, township ITO AID range four, commen-
6 twenty-thiee rols north from the corner
said section twentyr 1.-TWO, at stone marked
thence north twenty rods and ten feet to a
ne marked B;thencsf fast to stone marked
hence south on the west side of Hickman's
N to stonb marked Nthence southwest to
,place of beginning, containing one acre
re or less, Except about ene-fourth ef an
e decided put Of the laSt mentioned tract
aschool 4ouse.
The said tracts of land tere conveyed by
an Benna att and wife to HArton Forrest by
ed recorded in volume fenty, page two
ndred dnd sevrnty-fve;i and that at the
xt term If said court the lid Joseph For
st will hpply for an ordst that dover be
assigned, AID partition be ma madA Of u said prem
Uses. HoLLIsTEA & OKRY,
= fsb25, ,'73w6.N Att'ys fonpetitioner.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-04-15
Legal Notice.

JOSEPH FLEMING, Joseph Fisher and Isaac
j Fisher, who reside out of the State of
Ohio. will take notice that on tie 22d Of Feb.
ruary, 1878, John Fisher filed . petition in
the court of common pleas Of Monroe county,
Ohio, the object OF which is to obtain re-.
lease of mortgage given by John Fisher to
William Fleming. February as, 1866; said
defendants are required to answer said petit
tion by the 18th of April, 1878.
HOLLISTER & OKBY,
feb24,'73w6. At:y's.for plaintiff.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-04-15

The Spirit of the Times says: "We
never have believed and never shall be-
Asye, that chopped hay and corn meal,
saturated With water. is proper for .
Working horse .as . general diet. We
trmly believe that the food Of q work
ing horse, who cannot be pastured,
should be good, sound oats and sweet
hay for at least five days week. Look
at the South, where the common run of
working horses are fed on corn. What
is found there? Why, the big head, a
terrible and almost inaurable complaint.
We also think that wet corn meal is the
very worst way Of feeding corn to q
horse that ever was practised. And the
chopped, vet hay Is not half 90 good as
fne, bright timothy from the now We
Ike p hear the horse grinding up his
good timothy hay, ike grist mill, af-
ter be has finished his oats A nice
mash once in while is good, and a
VERY different. thing from almost con-
stant soft diet.
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legal NOTICE.

TAMEs L. RtED. williah L. Reed, Sam.
y uel R. Reed and john Reed, who reside
out of the State sf Ohio, will take notice that
on the Goth day SPf February, 1873, William
Donalrey, AdminiAtrator bf Samuel Donahey,
deceased. filed hisSpetitbn in the Court of
Common Pleas of Mdpro6 county, Ohio, against
them, and others as RSiJs of Samuel Reed, de-
ceased, asking that th& be made PARTIES to a
Judgment rendered Ss $Sssaid Court at the g'5 Feb
lam Donahey as such \ Administrator, and
against Samuel ReA now deceased, for S1,477
IS and costs, and fir the salsSQf the real estate
mortgaged to secyhe said claihs The said case
will be for hearing in said Co,itss on the 18th
day of April, 1873.
HOLLISTER & OKEY,
Feb. 81, '73-w6. Atty's for Donahey.
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To Farmers.

FRUIT Trees of all kinds can be had by ap-
i plying to the undersigned, at the following
low prices:
Apple trees 2 to 8 years old, and 5 to
feet high, goo
Pear trees2 to years old,5 to #. high 5Oas0e
Cherrie trees2 to years old. to feet
high, 60c
Straw berry plants at from So to $3per hundred
Also, all kinds of ornamental trees, shrub
berry, roses &C., at the lowest terms.
JACOB NEUHART, Agent.
Feb. :5-m3 Woodsfeld, Ohio.
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1s40, 1877.
Established Quarter Of a Century.
JOSEPH CARTWRIGHT,

Optical aad Musical Depot
Ths sign Of the Big Gold Speotacles, No, lz5
Main street, Wheeling, West Va, dealer II
Gold and Silver Spectacles, Steel Framed
Speotacles tempered by electricity, fine Opera
Glasses, Field Glasses, standard Thermometersj
Hydrometers, Surveyors Compasses. Maths'
matical Instruments. AAGSEro RLHcxlic
BArTERIKs, &c.
English, Americas aud German Cstleyy
Largest and best selected stock Of Musica
Goods in the city, and full line Of Hufts
Banjo and Violin Strings, Wholesale and retail
FIRE ARMS, single and double barrel
shot guns, Revolven and other pistols; an
munition Of all kinda, walking canes, bird
cages. variety goods, eto. oet2sme.
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Tuesday. April Id, 1873.
A Horseback Ride.

lFrom the Eo.ton Commercial Bulletin.l
The stories Of the wit of the late Col
Isaac o Barnes are numerous. hut.to he
fully appreciated need the Colpners pc
cnliar voice and manner, familiar to those
who used to know him The following
anecdote We do not remember 10 have
seen in print:
The Colonel it seems had been recon.
mended to take horseback exercise for
the benefit of his health, by his physi-
clan, and accordingly applied at a well
known stable for the animal.
II want a regular trotting horse, to
ride for my health, this afternoon"
"Certanly, Colonel" said Che polite
proprietor (; and Judging from the Gus
toners physique and "a horse to ride
for healih,' gave him one of the hardest
trotting horses in the establishment,
upon which Barnes mounted aud bump,
cd of towards the country.
In about three hours he returned, COW
cred with dust and perspiration, and,
with the assistance of one OF the host
lers, slowly and painfully descended from
his steed.
Limping into the stable ofIice,and hol-
ding on TO the lower part of his back
with one hand, he looked into the stable
keepers inquiring face and calculated
simply:
"How much ?"
a'fhree dollars Colonel, was the re.
lie slowly drew his wallet and laid
down the required sum-
ssShall you want the horse again, to-
morrow, Colonel r
mo, I shan't want him tomorrow"
.Perhaps the day after to morrow"
mo, ] shan't want him any more al
ALL"
"Indeed," said the stable-keeper, will
!. . twinkle in his eye, as he noticed
Barnes holding on to his lacerated body
s.Fethaps the horse dent suit your,
\ "0n, yes" said Barnes, quickly
sslhete's nothing tie matter with th,
horse he'ssail right. It's the price
object to-"
aThe pricem said the stable keeper
axhy Ilonly charged you So, Colonel
which we consider cheap for the horse
services all afternoon"
ssWen, DON'T squealed Barnes, rub
bing his aebing body, ''for whenever
want anything of this kind again. kno,
big Irishman who will kick me behia'
all day for half the money
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Administrators Sale
F R EAL E STA 7 B

OF. )RnA1 ATE
TN pursutnce of an ordef of the Probate
/ Court oi Monroe coun$, Ohio, / will offer
for sale. at Aublio auctiOp on
Friday, tie 17th day Of April, 1878,
at II O'Clock, forenoon, up on the premises
he following described real estate. situate in
the county OF NJ Mpnroelan State of Ohio, to
wit:
The northwest Sqykrter Of the southwest
quarter of sectiont Twenty nine. in township
one of range thrs4 containing forty acres
more or less, and APPRAISED at 1854; subject
to dover of CathartnS Klotzi therein,
Also. the follotinH premises, uninoum-
bered by dover. 7he northeast quarter ofthe
southwest quartet of ssction twenty-nine, in
township one, IOf rangS three; cont aiming
+, forty 7, ocn acres mPr' or U.s. and appraised
5 Terms OF sAJE.-One-thitd in hand, one
third in enc ysar and one-third in two yeafs
from the dayfof sale, with interest; the pay-
ments to begsecured by mortgage upon the
premises sold.
JOHN MBHLENAN.
Administrator Of John KIotsli, decd.
mehl8, '73td.