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HFRANK RAYNoLDs, who is we'll
known among the lovers of fast horses
in Ohio, would like to establish stock
farm in this county. Among other su-
perior horses he has Hambleto1ian Jr.,
and Long Island Star. He thinks this
county an excellent locality for such an
enterprise and would like to hear from
seme one who has q suitable farm to
+. rent, or let on shares. A well conduct
ed farm Of this kiLd ont to pay here,
and would be great advantage to our
farmers. , His address is Stenbenville,
Ohk. g 49, .....lA ..Nl
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sHKRIFF's SALI.
A. O. Miller ct a
Joseph Myers et ai.

or virtue Of an order Of sale 10 ne difacseA
from the court Of common pleas Of Nsa
roe county, Ohio will ofsr for sale t the
srontdoor Of the osurt house. in the town Of
Wooashs;d. between tAs hours Of 10 sslook
q m. and 4 O'Clock p. m, on
Saturday. the ln day Of Auga't, 1874.
the following described real estate, situate In
Monroe county, Ohio, to Wit:
Commencing at the center Of the street at
the east end Of the town OF New Castle;
sheucs east to the section line between SEQ.
tons thirty three and twenty seven, Of town
ship three aud range four; thsuoe south with
section limo to the southeast corner OF 500,
ton thirty three; thence west along tbs sso :
tion line to Isaac Mitchell's line; thsnoe
north with Isaac Mitohelps line to . po;n.
opposite the centsr Of tha street at the west
end Of said town; thence to the center Of said
street at. tho west end Of said town; thence
southwark around tho plat Of said town to
the place Of beginning, containing seventy
one acres. more or less, EXCEPT about one acre
east oflots number one aud rwo Of said town,
sold to b. T. Mitchell - Guardian Of W. 3.
Holidays heirs.
Also, the west half OF the southwest quar-
ter Of section twenty seven, sans township
and range, containing eighty aeres more Of
loss, except 50 much Of said half quarter
lying north OF the road leading from New
Castle to Clarington. sold to q T. Mitchell
Guardian IS Aforesaid. supposed TO contain
twenty acres.
Also. the southeast quarter Of tha south
west quarter Of section twenty-ssven, Same
township and range, containing forty aors
. more or less.
Also, the west half Of the southwest quar-
t ser Of tho southeast quarter Of said 1sscsio'
= twenty seven, containing twenty acres NOR
or less; in all one huudrsl aud ninety sore
! OF land more or less.
), Appraised. lst tract At 81 600. aE.I,. . r
80 Al 4" 2,000. ..s
=. Sd $50. s.s
: 9TH $50. q.
Old. r. o, LlTrLB,
l.. iuneso, ,'7lw5, sheriff ". G. o.
4
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Tho Household Panacea and Fam.
ily Liniment

lily Liniment
"a the best remedy In the world :or the fol-
lowing complaints, viz: Cramps In the Limbs
and Stomach, Pain in the Stomach, Bowels or
Side, Rheumatism In all It's forms, Bilious
Colo. Neuralgia. Cholera, Dysentery, Colds.
Fresh Wounds, Burns, Sore Throat, Spinal
Complaints, sprains and Bruises, Chills and
Fever, Cor Internal aud External Use.
Its operation Is not ouly TO relieve the pa
tient, but entirely removes the cause Of the
complaint. 1t penetrates snd pervsdes the
whole system, restoring healthy action to oil
its parts, and quickening the blood.
The Household Psnacea ID Purely
Vegetable aad All Healing. Prepared BY
CURTIS 3 BROWN,
No. al6 Fulton street New York.
For sale by all druggists. Auga6, 73H.
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Coal Notice.

CRALED Proposals will be received d the
X Auditors Ofacs until the 10th day Of July,
la4, at O'Clock. for the delivery Of $500
bsshsls Of good sound coal we'll screened at
tic bank, to be delivered by the LIST day Of
0tober, 1874. Bond must be gwen. The
Commissioners reserve the right to rsjsot
oe or al bids
By order Of Commissioners.
Lunsls,;%w3, Il. 90RPFLHR, Aud.
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~The wheat crop in this county is
about ell harvested, and in excellent
condition. 1t is generally believed that
We have more wheat than at any other
time for ten years past, though that is
not saying great deal
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To the Public.

IoTIca Is shsrebv given to the public, tha,
n my son, Frederick Burkhsrt, aged 19
Sars, has left home without cause. and oil
prsops are hereby warned 10 not harbor or
ye him credit, IS ! viii not pay any debts
attracted BY him.
PHILIP BURKuART,
Father Of Frederick Burkhart.
junslc, 74wS.
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DIED.-On the 4th inst at 10 o'clock
r H., Mrs. MARGARET MISsrERMANN,
wife Of Mr.. HENRT MINsrERMAsN, of
Woodsfeld, aged 81 years. s months
and Z dsys. The funeral services took
place at o'clock P NJ. on the 9th inst.
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The Board appointed as examiners,
Rev. H. j. SMITH. R: E: TILroRD and
LOUIS HoEFFLER,
GEORGE You've is employed as janitor
at &65 the term he to do the scrubbing
and find his own kindling. ..
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MpsssAIs YaM nils vss st Artdgppu, |
,s- yplJ II, le19

MpssaAIs vMw nils ysst N A9ypen. =
Ds a. r.. Rnya-nsAs sig, 70 iusttps soi
you. aud for tbs hapstt Of fqthsfs suasrias -
encs did. send you the folioviust In thu os
spriug ef 1871 ! vas attaaiad vith aey4rs o.
Cstsrth. osllsd . very Distinguished iphy- Z.
sioian, ha treatsd NE for sig months, hpt gals, /
me NO relief, and told ne he did not thipk hs
coull euls me hstara thu psxt sptipg.
might ihsrsfosa prepare 70. snefRsf, 9iutsr
Of suffering. used "pr, Ssga,s ReMsdy,
but Il did me 10 good. IN the folleUiug 70. 6
tObsr met friend Who told nae Of yaRs
wonderful success IN the trest Meus Qk AhAts =
terrible disease. raapsstsl hlp, 70, Ass YEP !.
and give you . stateasas Of mg oaaa, veiea t
he did. You kindly sent me youf invalua.
bic treatment, and after using It fapr mouths
| am eomplstslY Cured and sR 10 this date
have neyer had q symptpm Of retarn Of the
dread dissssa. With aplimlte3 cQaadalss =
can. therefore, lecampepd your tleatnaent - -
all Catsrsh sufferers Yours traly, frI. is3s,
a0p 1 Wv, /. 4eao9N Il
Toll sata, one mile vest Of Rriasepast, i2hio-
IA. aso. q. Raya-psAa sIs; IN esgaM 10
your CoppeR Sepss Treatment pt aFFnan
,llov ms TO say that suffered tom csssrth
for ten years. pssd Or. ssss's Remedy for
a long time With no hspeat Hhstsver. vas
then Induced to try ysur treatment, ghleh g
resulted In the ndif hsppy stact, I had
used Il but very short tine when fstt
could most conasleptiousY rssammspd pt.
Beyd's Common Sense Trsaim=st 70 AL epi. !,
fsrers from Catarrh Of tho bead, nose aud
throat. Very respectfully,
]. Y, suRstses, Dental sursene.
TAI Asrket stIest, Rhsslng, ". VA
EAj, hssss Witness thai hasipgi s99sfsd
from Chronic Cais,th, I vas snliFel e9rs
in eps week, hy the use Of ~, Ao{ps gole-, l y,
mon Sense TrsalGsat. .ir,teu. ,..,-s',
lsisnsdl sea hts aAsiA 2. HArst -
Miss Maria G. Hssa Ia ., cousin n mins,
and Ia nov residing IN my house, ] su pes-
sous,ly anqpaiatsd With pt Boyd, and GRev !.
ihatths above IL only ore among msuy cases g
| of Catarrb be has oursd. ". u Hay, ''s,i
'5'iFr s ekerif Bslmont County asso. roa
gei i-eI ~,se $500. ~ i SA'-i ilrifs N
A o Druggist, u hare aald. ". @. U. ReFas
Common sense Treatment tot Catasth, VIVA
most posl,ivs sueesss II tha CUBE o. tnss ,
disease in slt ia foraas. ", I, tAhN. /,
Bellairs, Ohio, Jsu., la72
] osu fully iudorss the ahovG Of. HoYas
Common ssuss Preatment stands uurisalisa, !
| It s6sots a positive care In every case. 9 o.
fhaye witnessed. tAsss EliIaTs. Drugglse.
Rsilairs, Ohio, dan. Is. ls7a. ~ Yshf
| s@s0Ln BY ALI DRUGGISTS. ~
Il. r. JuDKirS, Agent. wondsoala. QhsAA
IuDKiss 4 HAslAs, Wholssals and Retail
Agsn.s BarussviHs, RslRont csansy Ohio
msyla,1Ag. d Bog, 5g s.4.I.as.t,
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Buckingham's Dye.
roR THE wHISKERS.

FOR THE WHISPERS.
As our Renewcr in many cases
requires too long q time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation; which will
quickly and effeotually accomplish
this result. It. is easily applied,
aud produces . color which viii
neither rub nor wash Off Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by r. P. HALL, 4 Coz
NASHUA NH.
mayl2,'74Y.
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Pro .s.,pEcTu Us
THE. SPIRtr'oF DEMOCRACY.
Woodafsold :, Afnnnoo ca a

THE. sPIRtr'oF DEMOCRACY:
Woodsfeld;T Menroo Co.. O.,
We propose publishing frst class
weekly paper, IN which will DO found the
GENERAL News Of the country, and the
LOCAL NEWS Of, Monroe County,
The Latest. Market Reports, from all
points. viii! be furnished our readers. f
We shall advocate In the future, % in
he past the principles Of Democracy.
We shall aim to- give the people the
ruth concerning all matters. Those gull.
v OF corruption In public positions will
oe exposed, without regard to what party
hey may be attached. This we regard
IS the true ootirss for public Journal 10
pursue.
Advertising and Job Work.
All Advertising and Job Work will be
,xecuted ina workmanlike manner, at
.ates as low as thesane can be done fol
1t any otaer'c country office.
Terms TO SUBSCRIBERS. :
Single copy year........"..."...sl 81 DO
q" =. 8smonths."..-.."... 20
Postage spaid by.tks ssbseriker--20 cents
'er year from July l, 1879.
Aubs Of 10. OF more, eseh....... ISL 30
JERE. WILLIAMS, EDITOR.
HENRY r. WEST. PUBLISHER,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
Frederick Koehler
J Il = VS.. ? Z I
John ". Harris ct al.

ne ys.T
ny virtue Of an order OF sale TO me directed
n from the court Of common pleas Of @on>'
roe county, Ohio. ! VIII offer for sale at the
front door Of the court house, in the town Of
Woodsdeld. between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
.. m. and 4o'o clock p. mo- & z . . &
Saturday, the 18Th day Of July, 1874,
the following described real estate, situate In
Monroe county. Ohio, to Wit: % Ia" -aSiR
The west half OF the northwest quarter o!
section Eve, in township four Of rsuss hve,
containing eighty acres more or less.
Appraised at $500, i 7 z s q
LOUIS HoEf2LRR,
srss..-.-,f q. sss. Mas. Com. u. c. o.
HoLLIsrEx & oKBY, ,Attys. ~. ....,....
iunsl6, laws. s. -f.,-=r.t
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-07-07

CIVIL JuDaMExrs The following ex,
hihits the number of judgments render
ed in the Common Pleas Court. of this
county, for. the year ending. June 80,
1874:
Number rendered, SO
for money only, 2l
Amount adjudged due, e57,47o 90
Average amt of each judg-
ment, 832 SO
Number of DEGREES, 6
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z 90 3.- VALUABLE aS'5isF
STEAM I,II i,&:VARER MILL Tor, SALE.

RrHE undersigned offer their steam and wa
li1ter mill four miles esss Of Woods6sld
on sunAsh Creek for sale. together with forty
s5res Of land. The mill has two Of thspaio
BEST FRENCH BURRs,
Is in thorough repair, asd in good neigh.
borhood; not another steam mill within ten
miles Of It. There Is a good accessible vein
of GOAL on the premises.s + - .9ih99E
- Terms viii be moderate. We would take
q email farm in part pay. aas s''i' q
r. l. n. HOEHLER. :.
fsusls'fFt
.'E'TFA Ehf!agsT4 bHg sg9GiF
rfHis:.i n 81 eRriE "a .h9fHEFs
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T The fines, costs and forfeited rec
ognizances in the Common Pleas Cour.
for the year ending June 80. 1874, we're,
Fines assessed, S775
Amount collected, 400
Amount probably collectible. so
Total costs taxed against defend
ants, 766 05
Recognizances forfeited, 1,05e
Amount collected, $50
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Positirs Home TestinslF,S

7'af.@ sos7H,, n sieQ.ge,.,..t 2e-s,sjesll
NLnG..a ..a.t - ~. IL. -. L..
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june3o,' ,'74w5, n sheriff n. Q. o.
HusrsR 4 MALLoRr. Att'ys.
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.~soln BY ALI DRUGGISTS. ~

J. +. JuDKiNs, Agent. waadsaala. QAsa.1
JuDKiss 4 HlslAs, Wholesals and Retail
Agsn.s. BarussviHs, lislnont csaasy !eAis-
msyla,r4y. i },.a 5g. s.3...s .sr.t,
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-08-15
Notice 30 &c PuhIie.

{ NHE public is hereby notified not to
= trade for or attempt to collect 3
certain pfOmissory note. dated Lake
Charles, Louisiana. April 29th, 1873.
payable SIX months after date, To
Daniel 81 Quirk, or order, for the sum
OF Three Hundred Dollars, $500. and
duly paraphed by John Al. Spence,
Recorder. The said note being now
lost on mislaid, the public is hereby
cautioned not t0 trade or negotiate for
the same, the payment thereof having
been stopped ID. III. QU1RK.
Lake Charles, Louisiana,
June 4th, 1874. lee 4w
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-08-15
NO 28

the same vas published to fHs
whole world, ID tha 0flaans Times.
on the ninth day 0f Che fon-th
month, and IL tie WErH1Y ECHo
Of the tWenky-flth day Of tbs 4th
month. 4. b. 1874 Thou sh0uldsg
haYe taken 0nr brother, tLa Scribe
Of The Delta Vindioat0r, bY the
proboscis, and made him roar with
pain until he excepted thy name
from those accused of 81 great q
crime. Thou didst. therefore,
greatly err, and when thou return
.edst ID Thy brethren, and saakedst
promotion, thou consentedst and
consortedst with certain, VINO seem
to be somewhat while they are NOT.
who 60 shout roaring like unto tho
bulls Of Bashan, terrifying and caus-
ing thy weak brethEan Of the true
faith of our great Democracy to
quake with fear. when thins elder
brother, even i, Democrat, seeing
thine errors, and thy knotty ques-
tions, would have taken thee under
my wings, as doth an old cock q
younger brother, and would have
led and strengthened thee ID the
true doctrines OF our great Demo-
cracy, thou lettedst thy wit make
thee mad, and cause thee to wag
thy head, and CRY unto ne, thy
elder brother In Democracy. "Go.
to, thou old bald-head Democrats
and thou didst liken NE unto thY
twin brother Touchstone. when
thou thyseH vast altogether sucll
as he, and like unto him, viii
ne'er be ware of thY wit, until il
break Thy sbins. Z Now, our be.
loved brother, !, even I, Democrat,
charge thee with br0therlr love,
consider aud turn from thine errors
lest / withstand thee face % face.
for thou art ia error I lie cot /
commend unto thee our brother
Jim, the Scribe of the Echo ae8
that thou cry not unto him. Go up,
thou baldhead scribe. 4 also COM
me auto thee our worthy BROTH
er ho Is of tha true faith,
ae Established ii the doc
ss 81 r greet Democracy.
y With a kiss, aud he viii
ins I'd confirm thee "a the
trne la5n and doctrines Of pure
Democracy. Ard when thy bratb-
rem send him up, Id thy stead, TO
fight against those Of Kellogg,
Cog, Mag0g and Ethiopia, and "a
make laws for thy brethrsn and
their children, aud thou returnest
to thy brethren, they shall make
thee d great feast, and clUtha thee
in the robes 0f Aesenlapius. and
proclaim thee the great healer 81
thy brethren and their children.
And now, my brother, while / am
ROwe-ing my own canoe, may thy
Kit and thy classics ever preserve
thee. DEM0cRAT.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-08-15

SAyE THE BABEEs The Popular
Science Monthly has This item.
which win be good reading for
mothers: Zone Of Gha graat dan
gers attending the use of the vari-
ons sedatives employed il the
nursery is that they tend to pro-
duce tho opium habit. These
qaack medicines owe their sooth
ing and quieting effects q the
action og opium, and Tho infant ID
by them given 3 morbid appetite
for narcotic slimuIants The Of
faTing for sale of snah nostrums
should be prohibited. as tending to
the physical and moral dsteziora-
ton Of therac8. ln India mothers
give ID their Infants pills contain.
ing opium, and the result is s Ian
guild. sensual race Of hopeless da.
bauchess In tha Unitad States
ibe pois0noas dose is administered
under another name. but the con-
sequences viii probably be the
same
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NOTICE.

MR.. d. QUINN, Of Washington.
ItA Louisiana, has entire charge and
management of an business connected
with the operation Of MAIL ROUTES
connecting New Iberiaand Chnneyville,
Louisiana, and Orange, Texas. No
bills will be paid unless approved BY
him. J.B. PRICE
Washington, june so, 1874
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B. IA. FANc,HER-
W1TcHAaKER AND JFWELER,

(AT CART. BRTAE's STORE
Ryan Street and Public Square,
LAKE CHARLES, LOUISIANA,
TKTILL do an kinds Of repairing In
y my line Of business, at the most
reasonable prices. and ali work coming
from me viii be guaranteed Wishing
% remain permanentlyin Lake Charles,
/ now solicit liberal share Of public
patronage, as I feel satisfied I can do
as good work as can he done anywhere
else. This viii afford an opportunity
TO those who have work in my line, to
avoid the Inconvenience of sending else
Where 70 have 1t done. nly23 IL
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Save Your MOner

- VII II
DARTIES OWING PARISH TAXES
n can save money hy paying them i'll
Parish Warrants L viii sell some at 8
liberal disc0ant.
GEO. II. WELLS,
my23 III ake Charles, "a.
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1.AKls CHARLES. IA.
reTnls of snI5.eEiptien.

AGEAAAs ~
One copy, one year 81 90
One copy, sik months ~ / so
Single copies, %
Payable invariably il advance
ADVERTISING.
pr sornre, 40 1ines Or less) ISL so
Every subsequent insertion. 90
Announcement Of candidates for
Office. ..... ..... ...... $40 90
French So extra.
Marriage and Death Notices 81 90
Obituury Notices 10 cents line.
Advertisements sent in for publica-
zion. when there are no directions, viii
he inserted ia English and French, and
when time is not limited, VIII be con-
tinued until orders are received and
charged accordingly.
Liberal discount to those who adVer-
tise by the year or quarter
Nc credit will be given for Advertising
or Job work, except by special agree
ment.
Cards, stating merely the names,
business and place Of residence, with
paper included, Twelve Dollars per
annum.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Candidates for
ofiee, fsimple announcement Of ten
lines or less, $40; for i'olice Jury, So.
In French So extra.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-09-04
The Farmers Home. .

The Hon. Dudley w. Adams, Mas
ter of the National Grange of the
Patrons of Husbandry, in closing the
Fourth of July Grafton at Ottumwa
Iowa, gave the following as his idea
of what the farmers home should be:
Select the handsomest spot of all,
and erect house of neat and taste
full proportions and convenient AZ
rangements. The size, finish and ex.
pense will be governed by the means
at command. Plant trees, both for
est and fruit, in such a way as to
break the sweep of the winter winds.
Devote a reasonable patch of ground
to small fruits and vegetables, suffi
cient to supply your table with abun
dance of all the desirable kinds the
year round. Make an acre or more
of lawn in front and around the
dwelling, interspersed here and there
with some ornamental shade trees
evergreens and Towering shrubs
Train an ivy over the porch, a honey
suckle on the window. Hide the
sheds and out-baildings with clumr
of trees or climbing vines.
Your wife and daughters will have
some artistic flower beds cut in the
lawn, and rose bush by the door
while singing birds will build nests
in the trees. Make the inside of the
house attractive-a pleasant place to
sit, with inducements sufficient to
keep your sons from saloons and
your daughters from the streets.
Among the absolute nccessaries OF
life, l must decidedly and emphati-
cally place amusements, sports, fun.
A good, ringing laugh is worth more
to stir the liver and promote diges:
ton than dose Of calomel, and a
deal plcasanter to take. you ever
come across person, old or young,
who cannot, on proper provocation,
give out good, ringing, hearty
laugh, watch him! He is either af
ter your pocket-book, or the under
taker. Joy, fun, laughter, good!
healthy, wide-awake happiness, are
among the most noble and desirable
Of human attributes. Nothing but
man can laugh. Do not smother,
hut cultivate this distinctive feature
Of humanity.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-09-04

Somebody has revived the absurd
stories told by James Bridger, who,
as everybody knows, is next to Kit
Carson, the pioneer trapper of all
this section of the country, as of
much else of the great West. "Jim''
is veritablc Baron Munchausen in
the matter of drawing long bow,
and nothing out Of his varied ex-
perience that he ever told but SAVIOR
ed of the marvellous. One of his
favorite stories was that in the year
1880 he was wintering in Salt Lake
Valley, when it began to snow, and
continued seventy successive days,
till depth Of seventy feet was OBJ
tanned. The country at that time
abounded in buffalo and other large
game, all of which persisted in the
snow. Jim always omitted to men.
ton how he survived the snowy de.
luge, but went OH to declare that the
lakes and rivers the following spring
were SO full of dead game, preserved
il good condition in the cold, that
he was able to stow up large stock
Of meat for the next winters supply
using the brine Of Salt Lake for the
purpose. He concluded the fairy
tale by declaring solemnly that sine.
that storm no buffalo had ever beer
seen west of the Rocky Mountains
He was also fond Of declaring thai
Bridger's Butte" a table mountain
named after him, had "steered round
to the north since he first saw it, and
that he had told General Johnson SO
who, after consulting his text books
acknowledge that he was right. Be
sides the butte, pass in the noun
tains, TT. Bridger, and a station OF
the Union Pacific, were named aftel
the storytelling trapper. Bridger il
now living near Kansas City, but il
fast approaching that last stage O
his eventful history, when he will b.
sans teeth, sans taste, etc.-Rocks
Mountain Neacs.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-09-04

Brunettes are in fashion now anC
the blondes are pale with envy.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-09-04
CrnENr rop Kx,rr HANDLES.

CEMENT EoR KNIFE HANDLES
The Druggists Circular says: The
best cement for this purpose con-
sists Of pound Of colophony (pur-
chasable at all the druggists) and 8
ounces of sulphur, which are to be
melted together, and either kept in
bars or reduced to powder. One
part of the powder is to be mixed
with half part of iron filings, fine
sand or brick dust, and the cavity OF
the handle is then to be filled with
this mixture. The stem of the knife
or fork is then to be heated and in
serted in the cavity, and when cold
it will be found fixed to its place
wist great tenacity.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-09-04
GRANGE DIRECTORY.


KESCENT GRANGE, No. 1572.-Regular meet
ings Ell the last Friday before the full moon Of
each month. Place:-Meets at the residence OF
7. $. Stone. three miles south of Jesup, and
nine miles southwest Of independence.
s. q. MASON, Secretary.
WINTHROP GRANGE. No. 6lt.-Mccts at Win.
throp on Friday on or before the full moon OF
each month.
&. q. PIERCE, Master. $. W. RICH, Sec.
WEST BUFFALO GRANGE, No. l2i6.-Meets
Tuesday, on or before full moon.
j. d. RUSSELL, Master.
MIDDLEFIELD GRANGE, No. 5eS.-Meets on
Wednesday, on or before full moon.
B. DU BOTS, Master. Il. j. WIGG, Sec.
SUPERIOR GRANGE. No. 352.-Meets Saturday
on or before full moon, At No. School House
Hszleton twp. G. NJ. MILLER,
T. MESSENGER. Secretary. Master.
BYRON GRANGE No 267. Meets At Justus Dur.
KEGS. on Tuesday evening, on or before . new
moon. EDWARD GLEASON, Master.
A. KNOWLES. Sec.