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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-02-20

What is the difference loetween
Q farmer and = bottls of whisky?
One husbands the corn. and the
other corns the husbands.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-02-20

The man who s'harbored'' q
thought is supposed to i've on the
s0a-shore.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-02-20
Hedge Plants for. Sale.

A 10000 Hedge PlBnIs for
Il sale. Leave orders At the store OF
G.. W. Frederick, or at the nursery OF d.
L. Myers, miles west of Hartford.
b. F. MYERS,
NJ. MYERS.
EmPorIa, Dec. 10, 1873. SONS
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-02-20

.Good blood win show itselE,p
said the old lady with the red
nose. go sz
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-02-20
STRAYED.

TROM the undersigned, living two and
IL q half miles east Of Emporia, one
steer, year old last spring; marked with
crop and slit in the right ear, underbit ip
the left; mostly red, some white in face.
legs and under part of body; rather
shaggy in appearance. A liberal reward
will be paid for information leading to
the recovery of said steer.
ANDREW HINSHAw.
Jan. Ist, 1874. ltf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-02-20

Chicago boasts OF . firm who
Robb & Steel.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-02-20
EMPoRlA SOCIETIES.
MASONIC.

MASONIC.
EMPORIA LODGE, No. IL. A p. & A. NJ,
d Nests at heir hall. Rugyles & Plumb's
Iuilding, on the Thursday 81 or next preCed-
ng the full moon OF each month. and every
TWO weeks thereafter Master Aasuns in
sOod standing are cordially invited to attend.
L. ID. JACOBS. W. 81.
T. McCULLoUaH, Secretary.
EMPORIA CHAPTER. r. A. NJ. Meets at
~ Masonic Hall, on the LIST and 81 Fridsy
evenings OF each month, at " O'Clock. Cone
bauions in good landing are cordially inViL-
ed TO attend. W. ii. WIcKs. II. T..
w. L. COPELAND, Secretary.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-02-20
Scranton Shaft Coal.

THIS excellent coal furnished st ell
Il times, at the lowest prices Leave
orders II J. L. W. BELLS grocery store.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-02-20
ODD FELLOWS.

"GION LODGE No Is. Meets at Odd Eel-
u ows' Hall, over Emporla Bank, ovcry
tuesday evening at O'Clock. MsmbeTs la
good standing invited to attend
G.P. JONES, Y. Ga
N. WEAVER. REQ ding s-c.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-02-20
Hartford Water Mill.

TIME proprietors OF this mill take
L pleasure in informing the public that
their mill is now ready to grind wheat
and corn at the customary rates OF toll
VIII pay the market price In cash for
wheat.
ROGAN, wENGER e. TAYLOR.
Hartford, Nov. 1, 1873. -
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PROCTOR APHsR,

X. A. HICKOx,
DHOTOGRAPHkR, over p. J. Lehn-
hard's store, Emporia, Kansas,
PICTURES to suit, or no charge.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-02-20
RUN ROUTED.
The War Of Woman on the Drunkard
Factories.
Singular ana successful Temperance
Movement in Uhie.


The following graphic account
of the operations of the woman's
temperance league in Ohio, to
which brief reference has several
times been made in our editorial
and Geographic columns, will be
found more than usually interest
ing:
Washington court house, the
capital OF Fayetts county, CON
tains g population of about $500
people, and tor years has support
ed some thirty or forty ''gin
mills" The prospect of success
was not the most inviting TO the
league, but nevertheless IL went
to work. Their weapons of war
fare were kind faces, their soft
words with which to turn away
wrath, their prayers and their
songs. The members of the
league numbered fifty or sixty,
and were of all ages, both married
and unmarried, the majority from
the most esteemed families, aud
some FROM families where the
blighting hand of irtemperance
had made its mark. They were
jealous, possessing courage which
would do credit to Amazons, and
all realizing that what wo-
man cannot accomplish, there re-
mains but little need for man to
try. First organized in Washing
ton court house, they there OF
course first began their work, and
their manner of procedure was as
follows:
First securing q church in which
to make their headquarters, to lay
their plans and to hold their mass
meetings, they would come to-
gether in the morning and arrange
for the day. Pat DOgan's saloon,
Jimmy Limerick's doggery, or Mr..
So-and-so's drug store was laid
down as the first place to be visit
ed. On making their exit from
the church they were usually sur
rounded and followed by q molly
crowd of the curious and impu-
dent. Proceeding on their way
they would receive volly after vol
ly of jeers and taunts, which fell
upon their ears as resultless as
the smallest fraction of mud would
fall into an angry but determined
river. Arriving at their destina-
ton, to the amazement of the sa
loon proprietor they would all en-
ter, make known their business,
and present the following
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tATES OF ADVERTISING.
Ifa.iSIn.siG.7. c;7g 9 T71v-T fiT37-7ic-

Adysrtisements calculated by the inch, ~
leuEth % column. FOR cuts and double col
nnan display, add . per cent. 90 shove table
Of rates. An legal and transient advertistn
20 be paid for IN advance, except when order
81 by our regular patrons. Our rutrs arr
earN koss In proportion to our circulation ans
tnast be strictiy adhered TO-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-02-20
LIVERY STABLES.

= livery, FEED ASb SALE STABLE. CT
Il Fourth avenue between [ commercial and
Mechanics street, is now prepared TO let
livery teams. carriages, sielRhs and saddle
Iorses at living prices. GOUd care tab, Il IA
boarding transient stock. Also "a ssOu,i i.sun
yard. i.aItlJf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-02-20

A veteran observer says that
"Oid friends are like old boots.
We never realize how perfectly
they were fitted to rs till they are
cast aside, and Others, finer and
more stylish, perhaps, but cramp-
ing and pinching in every corner,
are substituted"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-02-20

A quarrelsome couple were dis.
cussing the subject of epitaphs
and tombstones. and the husband
said: "My dear, what kind OF 9
stone do you suppose they will
give me when I dieT" "Brim
stone, my love-" was the affection
ate reply. '
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-02-20
NEW YORK nAY-R0nK.

NEW JUN DHB 7DUONs
4 DEMOCRATIC WEEKLY. Establish
ed 1880. It supports White Supremacy,
TO clubs, nine copies for e8 Specimen
copies free. Address DAY.BOOK, New
Ynrk City.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28

Rabelbride fommen faft II BET gans
~iuugen &albern Dor; iie ifnb getpobnli6
ntbt getG5rlid, iombern DertDa6len III
Der .0fegel iebr i6neu. SIT Der 8ru9
flein, 10 be6arf IS taum ether beionberen
6ilfe; metlt berl9ntnbet CT bon ielber,
III Solge Der GlmGlteeu Beri6lteBIng
bes 8ru6ringes, bur6 nel6en CT ais
0eI1nullt nit einenl Snbalt BON GuSgez
tretenem yfeb un6 @eodrm berporgetres
ten. I'm 1ber 91rr3 fiber aI geben, bes
tupfe man ben 8rudiaG einmaL borii@tig
init 8ttrtol0l unb tpteberboIe fol6es nab
8 Gagen no9mals. @ielfa9 tpirb aud
Gantbaribenialbe ~angetpanbt, nit tpels
cine art 8anbage aLs feften 8erbanb an=
Iegt, babel aber fur m0glt6t rnbtges
8er6alten bes GbiereS mno fir let6t ner=
6auli6e Nabrung iorgt. SIT Der 8ru6
aber gr6Ber un6 m~t6erfpenlftger Natur,
10 1T bas ft6erite WitteI CUR Beieitieung
oesieIben bic Operation, tpel9e 6arin
beltebt, 6aB Der 8ru6iad, na6bem Die
@e6drme auriidgebra9t Iin6, nit einem
Saben abgebunben ooer abgenGbt !rirb.
I'm biele Separation ii9er aussufibren,
tptrft man ba5 -RaIb auf ben &Ideu,
16iebt iGmintLi6e i'm 8ru9iade entbaI=
tenen Sbeile in Die 8ru6bOble auriid,
ulno legt cine b0lserne &lammer an ben
entleerten 8rmdbla6 bi6t unter benz
8ru6e, un0 ma1t bterauf cine Nat6
stpiI9en &lamnler un6 Baud mittelft
6trurgiI9er Seftnaoeln unS gut gee
nd9sten Sabens. Damn iteift man Die
Steue tI6tig nit Sett, rnb bGlt 6as
&alb etnt9e Gage m0gli6it rubtg. 9at
Die &lammsr ungefGDr snet Bo9en ses
legen, 10 tpirO iie ab9enommen, ba in
oieier Sett bic Ratb ben 8ru6Iad oben
mieber geidloHen bat uno ben Ibrigsn
She'll nun abfaqen IdBt. Oas Qbbin6en
tit fretli@ einfd6er un6 Isi6ter aus3u>
fIbren. a6er aud peit weniser fiber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28

iin6, au1nal tbm folne geptB f9on iH
6er5it BET Der @rummets Grnte bur6 GEE
ringen 6euertrag GIfgefalenA fino. So
tper6en bies enttpeOsr tiefer IiesenOe
@rimoe unO Siimpfe iein, in 6enen
S9tlf o6er &Obr 9etuu6ert baben, ober
nnfru6tbare 8ieienfG6en, auf benen
II fpdrlt6es ftrupptgeS @ras tDadieu
ppnte. 0ieIe Steuen fru6tbar 3I MAJ
den, lit geraoe Seitig i'm 5rilbiabr bic
bette @elegenbeit. 9o tit es oenn ratbs
f9ut, orf 6te unfrm6tbaren SlGhenGoms
poft Ooer 9etrodneten S6Iamm gu fd6s
ren, oieien erft in 9a1fen au bertbelIen
nn0 bar1 nit Der S@oufel 5l ~3erfIeis
nern unb aus;nbreiten, unb bernG6, UNI
6es @rfolees gang fiber sm fetn, bieie
Sudden nit @rGsIaamen Timotbee c6er
&basgrds) 3u iiberlien, tuorauf bic
Wteie CUR beiiern 3ertbeilnng unb ues
berbringung oes SGamers leidt gu ibers
eggen lit.
Inn Die tiefer Iiegenben @riin6e un6
Sitr1pfe fru6tb1r 80 MAIDEN, mullen eies
felben ebenfaas nit Gompoft o6er ges
trodnetem S9IGmm aussefiat, seeb=
net, nit @rasiaan,en belGet In6 6arGuf
Ibereggt tper6en.
WeHn bet Sarrter Ietnen p~ertbboucu
gompoit Iiebcr anberpettis I'M @arteH
ober dIf benz SeIbe bertuenben pia, 10
rGume er Die @rdben auf SeIb un6 Wieie
aus Mnb fte6e bic &6nber berielbeu ab;
bic babur6 ~9etponnene @r6muiie begieBe
man init Wttfiau9e, tuorauf fe ii3
ebenfaus slet6 Dem Gompoit Dortreffi9
our Dlneun9 ber @ieien un6 NuHIuung
INN @umnfInhern pinnpt.
Spdter Bel ippis beginnen6em @rass
pubs tperben bic 10 b%ebanOeIten, ionit
nnfru6tbareu @teienfld6en NIT frii1em
iaftieem @raie ii6erpa6ien iein nIb auf
ibnen cine nn9lei9 before 9enernte err
sielt tper6en, Gls i'm Sabr snnor; Der
Sarmer aber tpir6 ret6li6 fur feine
Wiibe un6 Die entitanSenen Soften entz
i9Got9t tueroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28
Wems@otf.
81 m gorf, "a. Mpl

~ ~ ? ~ u ! AT" AptV%"
Oie vgbening 8olt" bert6tet iiber elm
ihredli1es l1nelif, tpel6es it6 beute
8ormittag in BroptlDu %eretgnete. Gin
bretit0figes Wobnbaus %itir5te, pGbreno
es III bic 6Dbe gei6raubt tpmroe, etu nl1o
auf iieben ODER a1t Mrbeiter, BON iDel7
den bis utn 10 lbr bier me1r tobt ais
lebenbig nnter ben Srimmern 9erpor>
ge3ogen moroen firb.
Gpdter: - 3tpet Der Manner blieben
auf her Stelle toot; 5tpet 9lnDere tpurOen
t0btli@ unb flint f6ner nerIeBt. Gin
Shade, tpel6er 3ur 3eit beS llnglitds IN
Dem 6aule mar, miro DerntiBt ullo pnroe
pabr16etuli6 DDn ben 3riinlnlern err
l9lagen.
Grtrunfen.
Qoui1a Madab, bic To6ter zines febr
rei6en Stem Oorfers, ftel geftern Abello
in ben SluB, moem tie OaS Tdbrb0ot be-
itetgen moute, nn0 ertr9nf.
Stnan5teIles
Sob tpar gu 4@5 8ros. gu Daben.
Cob i6nanfte amil3en ll3@l22 nn6
i6LoB 81 l23.
8unOesidulbi9eine felt. @ir notiren:
Sler Soup. 1909 5.2Oer '62 1l8; Do.
'64 1198; DO '65 1204; 90. neue 1893; DO.
'67 1l9S; Do. '68 119; 1O.4Oer lI44;
6~proaentige Gurr. l16; 5pro5entige neue
1867.
6onbs seisten BET @r6ffnung ber86rie
eine f~eitere 9altung ais %geltern, Die ite
aud bis gum S9LnB b%epo6rten. @ir
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28

Cine Mif6uns nit re;nem Iebmfretex
Sanbe atpeGs Nufbepabrmng bes Saaz
mems bon N~abelb6l3ern erbdlt 6ieieIben
frii9 bis sur 3ett Der Nusiaat. Gnbe
glprtl ober 9~lnfanes Mtai ioate 6ann Der
Saame in iOr9iam angele9te 8eete BON
ian0igem 8oDen 9efdet uno = ie mad Der
@rt Der &Orner l!16--b-@ SOL b69z
items bebeGt tperbem. 869eL tDie WGuie
iteIen bielem Saamen arg mad; mani
iteae besbalb Sauen auf un6 %lberipannt
auBerbem bic 8eete init gtebe seeen bic
8OseI, bic nt6t auein ben Saameu germ
f~1eiien, ionoern aud bic iungen 8flans
5en aussieben, nod ebe fte 2-33ou
lang ftnp. Nu1 lift IS BET Mnierm beis
Ben uno trodnen Gltma notbpenotg, Die
tletnen Sdmlinge i'm eriten CONNER NIT
8aumstpetgen Dber 2atten6eden SIT be-
idatten, ferner lit se9en bas Sriibiabr bin
cine lei9te 8eoedung ratbiGm, bamtt
ni9t Der SrDft betm Auttbauen bic iuns
gen 9fansen ausbebt. Die 8Gum6en
loatem 2 Sabre lang Guf benz Saamens
beet fteben bIeiben, ebe ie Derpfanst
per6en. Saan1eu 6elonbers garter ODER
i~eltener Slrten pfAauae man Iieber IN
GOpfe unb Soften.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28
Ser G0nei0etuUtnt OHer CUT
worm.

Seer tennt ni1t Bic 5@mubig grdue
&alpe, tpeI9e in unieren @eMliegGrten
ntb rur au bduft9 aud lit ben Well0s
fornfeLbern 10 srOBen S6aben anri4tet,
tnoem ie bic iungen Pflan5en tpte nit
bem i6drfitem Vtefier abidNeioet Gin
Der 3erit0rung bieier Snieften III BEN
Sel6ern mifien tbeils bic S6tpeine mits
belfen, inbem man BON Iebteren autpetlen
bas 2anb ,our6pibIen IGBt. Sunge
&%o6lphan3en f9ibt man, tnoem man iie
betm @tnleben gera6e oberbalb ber Murs
seI nit et1em StId9en B1pier urn=
ipidelt, tpel6es ben @rrm 10 Iau9e ferus
bGlt, Bis bic Wur3el 3u bart fur ibn ees
tporoem lit. 0aS glet6e Mittel lit aud
bel ben Sabafspfan5en probat. 0tuBerz
Dem ober itreue man ouf ben 8o6en
Stide bon BGumrtnbe unb Sdiuoeln
ober 9~ol5ipGbge aus, lutter pelden ii1
bic 8irmer lieber bertrie6eM, ols 6aB
fe ft6 Die Wtibe geben, fi9 in bic Grbe
ein3ubnbrem. Siebt man 6ann friib
Morgens mad, 70 tpirb nc bic uebels
tbdter nielfah bier in bebagli6em
S9lummer ftn6eH un6 fam iie let6t lit
@efGBe fammeln. un1 ite ais 6ubnerfutz
ter su nertuenben. Man fann auf 6iefe
@eiIe nidt ietteu etn gan3es @emIieitI6
In penigen Easen ~i&ubern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28

- q. Bergbaus, Ser Gbef bes arS
ti1tiiden 9epartements bon Srant 2esz
lies ySQuftrtrter 3ettung" in Netpgorf,
bate am Wontag Nben0 betlm @ufrGuz
men in 1einem Bureau oas ungliG, bnr6
unberlebene 8eribrmng. ei1es auf elmer
@tasere liegenben i9arf ~sslabsnem &ez
Dolpers bic @ntlabung oeiielben bers
beisufiibren. Die &ugeI fubr ibm in Der
geabe oes &nie9elenfes 6nr9 oas 8ein,
ette f6meralt6e, tpenn ni6t gefdbr1i6e
Wunoe berpDrbrtn9en0. 6err Bergbaus
tpur6e BON spet befreunbeten Mer5ten,
nel6e auf bic &mnoe bon benz 11l1fane io>
fort our Steae eiIten, in ietne 8rtDatz
mobnung se16afft. Oas Sonoiren Der
WunOe mad Der &usel blieb LANCE err
folglos.
Sim Oienftag bate in Gaf Mea6op
anf Song SsLano cine 6o93eit ftattz
g%efunDen. Die Nenber m 6bLte,
Belle 8almer 8beeler, tpurbe mad benz
Srauun9Safte bon tbrem iunsen urD
9lidlt6en @atten in einen Iet6ten 8as
gen gebDben, pelden CT mad t1r beitets
gen noute, un nit i6r mad 6au1e ali
fabren. Qber nod e9e er eiGqeItieaeu
mar, feuerte ether 1einer Greun6e oaus in
Der NGbe etnen 6o6aeitsi6uB aus et1em
9etpebre OBJ; oas l9eu 9euorbene 8fero
rannte nit oem @aget, auf benz pie
iullge Sran iaB. 6abon; BET elmer &ri1nz
muns Der StraBe ftel Der Wagen UNI, bic
Srau ftIr3te berGb, perptdelte It6
in pie berabDdngenben 3Igel un6 nurbe
eine babe Ofetle auf Der rauben fteints
gen StraBe ort9e5 @Ieppt. Oils
man bas Pfer6 enoli6 3um Stebeu
braGte, tuar Der iungen Srou ser Gopf
i9ter bonn Gumpfe 8ertHen, 8eine nro
Nrme pare1 ibr an Deribiebenen SteQen
gebroaen, nno ibr gan3er &6rper tuar
entieBli9 3erfeti6t. Oils i1redlt6 ent=
itelte eei@e fano fte Der psrapeifelnbe
NeupermGblte pieSer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28
Sic @ieSen tse srabtabr.

'Gobal6 bas Sribiabr ~begonnen, Der
S6nee bin~tpeg9etbaut nn6 Der 8ooen ets
nigermaBen setrodnet lift, tpirb bet Sars
rter gut tbun, etnen &nnbgang iber letne
8teien su MAIDEN. Gr nir0 oarnt bet
9enauer 8etfa6tun9 lei6t bic Steuen
finben, Die elmer Ber6efferung beolrtttg
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28
MtfaMiaS+

ct. 2onis, "a. Mpril.
Cine Gpestalbepel9e bes Democrat"
BON 2ittle Nod, Nrf., lautet: y@iele bon
8arter's Nnbdngern ii,lb mad 6aule gez
gangen, bod bleiben INNER mod genug
5uriid, un 8roots im Sdo6 3u balten.
Betpaffnete PatrDniaen our65ie1en Die
StGot. Lniere &auleute purDe1t bemte
bon ibnen UNI 2tbensmittel angegangem
nno nit @eDalttGtigfeiten bebrobt, fats
fte ni6t 9ut1Dinig oas 8erlan9te ber>
gaben. Die 8nnbesioIbaten iorgten
aber bafir, baB Die Drobung ri@t ausz
gefiibrt murbe. Broofs lit ent16loflen,
ieben 8eri6lag zines Nnsglci9s, Der
niGt cine Qlnerfcnnung ietnes Ge6tes
eini6lOhe, s~urud3uneifen unb es anf
oas NeNBerlte anfoulne1 au lalien.M
2tttIe &od "a. Qlpril.
3mtf9en Ben beiben feinbli6en Sat-
teien 1tno l1nterbauolungen i'm @ange,
tponQ6 8rppfs ioppbl ais Barter
ibre Milisen entlaifen unb nur cine
2eibtua6e bebalten ioaen, bis Die Streit1
frase enti6teOen it,. 8arter bat be-
fanntIi6 gu oiefem @nbe Die @efebgez
bung gu elmer @rtruiiBung einberufen,
tpp3u tbm aber BrppfS bic BefugniB ab>
f%treitet. &eBterer fGbrt fort, ii3 I'M Sea-
pttnl our6 @rridtung nelIer Mno ftarfer
Barrifaben Su Deri1anSen unD bat nltr
tpentge leiner Qeate entlaiien. Seine
Streitma6t lit jest Der fetnes 9esners
nngefdbr getpa6ien, 90 bte1er etneil gro@
BEN She'll ieiner lnbdnger mad 5anie
Isana6mSetts.
g o # 0 It , "a. Qnri[.
Gin 8u96ruder geamens George
Wurflanb be9ing D%ersangene 9ia6t
Selbitmorb. Setne Srau bate fi9 erlt
tir3lt9 ertrdtft.
$4,000
fin6 bereits fit bic Notblei6enbeu in
2Outitana geiammelt iporber unb nod
imtuner laufen neue @aben eitt.
Gunmecttcut>
Nortpi6 "a. 9pril.
Dur1 6as Gntgleifen zines G~iienbabnz
suges ut Der NGbe BON Nortpt6 tpuroe
Der @epGdmctfter i1tper .Derlebt uno
atpei Bailagtere 10 i6limln Derbrli6t, baB
tbr 2eben in @efabr f6nebt. Ser l1nfau
mar onr3 cine aerbrobene S9tene perz
anLaBt poroen.
Gbtp.
Columbus, %. MprtG.
Sn gomitod's 6obeImiible erpIobirte
bente Morgen etn Dampffeife[ NIT iot>
der @etpalt oaB er cine Strede
BON 125 SUB lpett in ben ongren3enbem
9of ge16leubert tpuroe. Solepb @arrett
tpurOe I1tper perlebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28
Am umSere


90 infer @OrratLssOn grartienbaaern
ouf bte Rstge geh, ip ieben mir nns 9ez
nOtbist, bic Oiesidbrtge Sert5silun9 bon
8rGmtenbi6eM oil bic Qlbounenten Der
@o1enausgabe Der uSaiupts Staats3eiz
tuug" nn6 bss ugeeitens" nit
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28

@tlo u,.0eilt,
gG0mef.
Bet Drairit= genftl.
alfreb Meifner's fpunneuOer 9to'
11att ::
3bmar39db,
9idets aOman:
Az T.. ,..
nmIer neutrality-suspicious.
9rellnO,
(tIImFrtrt+)
Otto HunnitS' Homone 1tttb Grz
LTD,
IWeH Seoen. (Ser Peolar o9S
@prr,Shtni6 hes Nohfors
l"(
SertttelTS popltlGr : 1tatttrtptIIe1tz
19attlt9e Werte.
Sober arte atbOur,ent. tpsr6er o,,ser
Rreis einps ns,.,, eosrseosonn.n,.nts
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28
gfpt(6en.
SeMt10Inn0.

H0nb0r "a. Nprll.
Ser bon Nep gort tommenoe Oamz
pier Sileiia lit in Der Glbe feitgefabren
unb ioa fi@ in elmer 9efdbrlt9eu Sage
beftnbeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28
Sbtp.
@olu M B u s, %. IprtG.

nv ~ AO@ NP+EEt
Sn gomitod's 9obelmiible e~rpIobirte
beute Morgen ein D%ampffefiel NIT iot>
der @ewalt Bob er cine Strede
BON LIS SUB nett in ben angrenaenben
9of eei6leuoert tpuroe. Soiepb @arrett
tpIr0e i9Uer perlebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28
S1Wet5.

Baibtn9ton, 20. Nprtl.
2aut elmer i'm i6wet3erii6en &oninlat
etneeLaufenen amtli6eu &abeloepei6e tit
bic repibirte 8unbesperfaiinng algenon11
men tporoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28

18TH 70. NPIEI.
@roBer Subel berri6t bier iiber bas
GeIultat Der ge~itrigen 8oIfsabittmmung,
nel6e cine ungebeure NfalorttGt fIr pie
neue 8unDesDerfaffung ergab. Sin
6adelsng betpegt it6 bur6 bic t9aupts
itrqBen lnlb piele Sduier ftnb belen9tet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28
et,ts Scr SmnSesbamptFaSt.
8afbtng at 0 II %. 9lprtl.

Der 9rdiibent bat sesen bic Sntraft>
tretuiIg bes neuen 9aptergelOseiebes iein
8eto etngeIest, nit anberen 8ortgn,
benz bonn 9auie bei9eitimmten Senatsz
bci6luB, Bic Baptergelbmen9e un A
Miaionem neuer 3tpanesanleibei6etne
(@reenbads) nnb 46 Miuionen 8anfz
ltoten gu bermebren, feline 3uittmmung
D%ertDetgert.
Sol9enbes lit Der Wortlaut Der
Botf9aft:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28
6roBbrttannten+

9te gransatlantii6e @efeui6aft, 6es
rem auf offener See ~Derlaiiener 9ampfer
2'Mmerique BON ben 9ampfern rSprap"
uno v8arrD" nab 8lbmoutb sebra9t
tpur6e, lit Inn $500, 900 8ergelo9n pers
tlagt tD0roen.
Ellsworth American., 1874-09-24
Hon. Samuel s. Fisher.

Hon Samuel 5. Fisher of Cinci nuati
who was drowned with his oldest son. n
lad of nine years. in the Susquehannah
River few miles below Harrisburg on
the 18th of August, white it excited an in
terest In the country at large. from his
large acquaintance and excellent reputa-
ton as lawyer and public man. is of es-
pecial interest In this county where has an.
cestors lived.
Col. Fisher was relative Of "Parson
Fisher" so long the Minister of our Blue
hill neighbors, and married an accom-
plished lady whom mary of our citizens
well remember as Miss Aurelia Crockett,
who at one time resided la Ellsworth.
She was a granddaughter of Parson Fisher.
and therefore cousin OF her late hus-
band.
Col. Fisher was one of the best Patent
lawyers in the country and large minded,
public-spiri,ed man in every way. He
was appointed commissioner of Patents By
President Grant in 1869, and held the
place until 1873 when he resigned to re-
sumo his professional practice. lie made
the patent Office new affair in its efilci-
ency md success and was one OF the best
officers In the administration. His death
was accidental. being caused by the upset
ting of a pleasure boat upon which he and
his son were navigating the Susquehan-
nah River. The country has, in his death
lost one of its very best and most valuable
men. His friends will long remember
him as genial, delightful companion and
In his family where hc wa. best appreciai-
ed. no words can measure the loss.
Ellsworth American., 1874-09-24
Nom. Resident Taxes

The TOWN OF EDEN in the County OF
i Hancock tor the year 1873.
The following list oil taxes on Real E.tafe
Of Son-Resident owners in the Town OF Eden
County OF Hancock. Tor 1873. in bills committed
TO Leonard Mcfarland, Collector OF .aii Town on
the llth day OF June 1873. has been retu rneI by
him to me as remaining unpaid the 10Th day
of June, lsTt, by his cert icate OF that date and
now remains unpaid and 'tice is hereby given
that If the said taxes interest and charges are OF
paid INTO the Treasurer of said town, within
eighteen months from the date of this commit.
ment OF said bills, much OF the real estate tax
ed as Will be sufficient to pay the amount due
therefor, including interest and charges viii
without further notice be sold at public auction
at the store Of L. NJ. Manor, In said town on the
twelveth day OF December ls74, at O'Clock
Pm
Names 4 Description. cres Val. Tax.
Heirs OF J. A. Dean. Eastof
Eagle Lake, 100 s,25 Al IT
Lewis ii. Braey, on the
East side OF otter treek A - . s2
Mrs.. SPARKS, Lot at Bar HaIbor
Lot at sand Point, II o. . "a
David Hodgkins Los 4 House
near sand Point. kpowa as
the Nicholas Richardson lot" Il IL "a.
3w33 T.. ". HAMoR Treas of Eden
Eden, Sept. /, 1874