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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-06-02

BY this time the entire Fire Depart
ment had arrived, and worked with
such energy and will that when the
fire was extinguished the charred wood
en- walls OF the structure were standing
and were pulled down by the hook and
ladder men, in order that search for
the bodies might be made. Only a
very few moments, paratively,
elapsed after the water struck the
building before the fire was out, but
the destruction to life during that brief
period was terrible.
Lewis Langler, of Riverside Mill,
went in to render assistance, when a
little girl came tumbIing down before
the door, under the feet of the throng
and though he burned his hands bad
Iy IN doing it, he was able to pull her
out. but httles injured A young
woman beat out one of tie window
frames and jumped to the ground safe
ly, An old woman of sixty years went
to the same opening, and, hesitating
to jump, she was pulled inside by the
hair by brutal fellow He jumped
clear, and she fell and was seriously
injured. OF a family of five, four got
out alive, one little girl of II years
being burned. She was fearfully
sought by her little brother and at last
discovered dead. John Lynch, a
mason, finding the people pressed in
at the bottom Of the church door, pull
led many down, who we're on top, thus
saving dozen lives. Ex-Constable
Casey describes the scene as he saw it
with glass from the top Of
the Hutchings House block.
The whole affair was over in fifteen
minutes. He could easily see, through
the blazing rafters and frames, the
panic stricken people running ABOUT.
Large black spots could be seen in the
flames, and half a minute later these
spots went out in brilliant light,
which was succeeded by a dark flame.
Lewis Roberts, who, with his fami
ly OF four children, were in the gallery,
saved his three daughters by forcing
them out of the door, but his boy, a
bright lad Of II, persisted in the
flames. Many people were badly In
Jured by jumping from the gallery
windows. Annie Hilbert and child
3 years of age escaped from the build
ing after their clothing had become ig-
nlted, and many persons had their
limbs broken in attempting to escape
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-06-02

the fullest extent. He depended upon
this to save him, but the President WIS
the more indignant because one whons
be had specially trusted had betrayels
him. McDonald's head fell heavils
and quickly, and with him a clea.
sweep is being made Of all detected or
suspected officials.
In the prosecution of all the cases
against accused parties. the W whole pow
er of the Government will be put fortl.
There may be Sl00,O00,00G capital os,
the side of the dishonest parties, bu,
the wealth of the United States, al
honest determination on the part of tie
Administration, and the public senti-
ment, are on the other side Their.
Will be no compromise, and justice will
not be tempered with mercy. The up
lifted ak will fall surely and heavily
Cincinnati Gazette.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-06-02
business DIRECTORY
DANIEL HALL. C. B. SKI \,
HALL & SKINNER,

A TTORNEYS and Counsellors at Law
N and Solicitors in Chancery. Have
a complete abstract of the records Of
all titles and membranes On real es-
tate in Jefferson county. Office over Wis
consn National Bank, at the former office
of Enos & Hall.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-06-02
The Whisky Ring.

A correspondent of Cincinnati
house, writing from Charleston, S. c.,
says:
A St. Louis agent was here yester-
day on flying trip through the South.
He was not Offering to sell, and advised
parties not to buy goods from any one
at present, as it was extremely Danger
Gus; all goods were liable to detention; :;
also, that they would be all right very
soon; that the distillers seized were
too strong for the Government, and
had organized to resist the thing in
every way possible, and ,oould succeed
aa getting clear.
Those follows have stolen so much
from the public they imagine them
selves sufficiently powerful to defy the
Government The above is fair
specimen of their brass. Instead of
shrinking from the public eye, as any
rascal would do who had been caught
stealing, and had any sense Of shame,
they step boldly to the front, and,
shaking their purses filled with stolen
money (for that is all it amounts to)
in the face Of an offended people, boast
of their ability to defy the Government
of the United States.
Having corrupted revenue officers
and silenced local newspapers, they
think money will keep them out of jail
and in business. They, however, will
find themselves grievously mistaken.
Our dispatches this morning state that
the total amount of illicit whisky
checked against St. Louis from Janu-
ary / to May 10 is one hundred and
slnty-eight thousand gallons. This, of
course, does not cover all the frauds,
but with this quantity discovered there
is not much chance for the guilty, ex-
cept through the indulgence of the
Government. Upon this point we have
conclusive information that the provis-
ions of the law will be enforced to the
fullest extent. The President and
Secretary Of the Treasury are thor
oughly aroused; are in deep earnest,
and have fully decided upon not only
civil but criminal prosecution. Neither
will prosecution be confined to distil-
lers and rectifers. Revenue officers
will be vigorously followed up, and the
higher the officer the more determined
will be the prosecution.
Politicians have tried to stop the war
upon the whisky ring, but they have
had no success. The President and
Secretary are SO well informed and SO
determined that they can neither be
coaxed nor scared. They know what
they are about, and will not turn one
hairs breadth out of the line of duty.
Politicians who intercede for the ac-
eased only lose whatever Influence they
may have had with the President.
Mcdonald, one Of the st. Louis off.
cials, had the Presidents confidence to
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-06-02
\. GRITZNER.
AUGUST WIGGENHORN,

TEWELER, has recently opened Jew.
u elry Store III Johnson's block. corner
Main and lst street, where he will keep
constantly on hand a large stock OF
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Pla-
/ ed Ware, &c. Particular attention paid
to repairing Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
&c. and warranted to give satisfaction.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-06-02

Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis.
Professional and Business Cards s. 90 year.
Business notices in local column 10 cents per line
or first insertion, and five cents for subsequent
Insertions.
Advertisements not accompanied with directions,
will be inserted till forbid, and charged for accord
inclx
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n;6t 3itri7fft.. Nls man Ipdter Sic Bs7
oba1tung tnadte, bab cine Der N5bana=
|pfuns ooer benz Mb5ieben unter,porfew'ge=
tueiette tueinise GlalFsteit ben eigentli9
unteri 6etoenoen> aufregenben Bei itanos
tbeil eingebiiBt Datte, fns ma,, ON, bieie
belonbers aufsefan9ene Tlliiiigfeit ben
6au9, bas @ei1tise bes Wsints, al1o
@eingeiit su nennen. Mus bieiem Yrannt-
,uein bereitetcn Die Mrober, ), g. Mbasl-
taiem i9on I'M 12.s Sabr9unbert cine
nod geiitigere, nod fudtigere :GliiIfg-
feit, ,uel$e lie ols Die feiniten, 5artelten
Sbetle beg Mein9eiites auiaben uno bera=i
geudB MlfoboI naunten. Sebt perltebt
man unter Brannttuein uno :Weinsei1t
eine ungereiniste, 9eiitige 6liilfeteit, oie
,nebr als Elm Niertel, aber ni9t. iiber
Die 9alfte bon Dem ei9entli9en ,pelent-'
li9en 8eitanbtbeilc bes @eines eutbalt.;
@piritus ooer Sprit (pon esprit de
VIM nenut man Die 9eiftise, i6on gerei-'
niste Jliilisteit, penn lie:peit iiber bic
9dlfte, Bis 5u bier 1inftel oieles 8e-i
itanotbeiIs ein14liebt. No9 seiitisereni
an @eiit itdrteren Tlilii9teiten p1e8t
man bic 8ejei4nun9 Nltobol bei5ulesen
uno nit bic lem Worte 5uglei9 ben Be-
sriff gr0Berer &einbeit ju perbinoen. "
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nWel9' @ebeimnib 1T ein &inb rgs
1T bus @orre9t bes Di6termunoes, audi
ben tiefiten Qbnun9en bes 9er5ens bas
re9te, flare Mort 5u leiben. Sa 4! Elm
@ebeimniB 1T bas Rin6.- Weitten ,lnter
oieler armen ernii@terteu Men9e oes Nu-
tags =2ebens tpanselt' has Rinb 49, glei9
elmer unenttueibten -, 8ebsimnibpollen
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rer. Ole Se9rtHs0e1tlmmun9 ut tn0e1z
len Icbr controbers. Ser @eli9tspunft
bes sentbumsperbre9ens lit jebenfaus
sm sinleitig; au9 bic @emeinseidbrli@=
felt pabt ni6t auf ale Mrten. 0as
Wecrtmal: @efabr fir Menl6enleben
aber lit elm n,ebr ooer minber enti9eiben-
bes Mpment, bas ben @eiebseber immer
su elmer b0bern Stra forobung beitimmen
miro, ,penn es gleidwobl AUDI nidt auf
ale Arten ber itrafboren 8ranbitiftuns
paBt.
Bramt,ttpein. IS ton1men in Der
9latur feline iiiben nnb iXBiduerli9en
@dfte Dor, tpel6e mebr als Gin 0iertel
hires &e,pi9t.s an 3uder cntbalten.
Wdre oies BET San, 10 f0nnteu iie ni9t
in @dbrung iber9eben, mas bo6 BE-
tanntli9 init alien lol9en 6lulNgfciten
9el9iebt, iobalo lie, i'm abgelonoerten
3uitanbe unb beim 3utritt Der 2uft, 1ib
ielbit iiberlailen tperoen. Befanntli9
tperbcn auf iol4e Weile @ein, @ioer,
Metb, Stunts unb dbnli9e @etrdnfe er=
5elist. Das grresenoe ooer Beraul9enbe
bieler uno dbnli@er @enuBmittel i It e,ne
belonbere Tliiilisteit, pel9e burd bic
@abrung aug oem 3uder entitanben lit.
sic bilbet an @e'ui4t beildufig bic 9dlfte
oer in Dem Safte porbanben 9emelenen
Men9e 3uders. 9ober tann bet Wein
obcr ein an0erer linn dbnli9er aesobrene
Saft nidt mebr als Elm 9l9tel bes Be-
raul@enoen eisentbiimli9en 8ei itonotbeils
entbalten: = Sol9e Tliiisteiten ober
Iolien 1i9 ni9t entSunoen, lie bremen
ni9t. @enn nun Plinius ansibt bab
ber Palmenmein Dor onbern bur9 feline
@nt5iinoli9feit f9 aussei9ne, 10 miiiIen
mir baraus fol9ern, ooB biele GliiIIi9teit
oieIelbe 9etpeien lit, pel9e ou9 iebt i'm
2anoe oer palmen aug beren ge9obrenem
ga fte burd cine be lonbere 8ebanolun9
oeIeIben 9e,uonnen pirb, ,uelde mir bas
8rtnnen> Mbiieben oocr bic Sc itillotion
nennen. Wabrl6einlid lam bieie ent-
5iinoli9e> brennenoe Tliilli9teit aus ST.
bieu bur9 ben @anoel mad europa obne
oaB s bic Mrt ibrer Bereitung betonnt
tpuroe. Gs lit io9ar an5unebmen, boB
Der aug benz 9esobrenen Yalmeniofte
bargei itelten, brcnnenben 6lii1ii9feit Elm
tpenis Palmenlaft 5u9cieBt tuuroe, uni
ol1o ben Palmenwein, D. b. ben Bios ge<
gobrenen @aft, na65uabmen. Sopobl
oieie Betra9tun9, als ou@ perl9iebene
l1eberlieferun9en oiirfen in uns Die ue<
ber5eu9ung be9riinoen, bas ber 8rannt+
tuein idon etlpa 5tueitauleno Sabre be=
tannt lit. Nus Oitinoien fam oonn bic
Runit 5einer 8ereitun9 ing Morgenluno
unb bur9 bic Nraber muroen, I'M Nm
fanse bes 2. Sabrtau1eno unlerer 3eit<
re@nuns, bic a6enoldnoilden W0lfer nit
lift pertraut. S@on 93aimuno 2uflus
(9eb. 1235) bel9reibt> tuie man ourd cin
mebrmals ipieoerboltes '9ei itilliren bes
Beinseiites iiber segliibten @einitein ei=
men itorten Mlfobol beriellen fDnne. 9ie
Benennuns Brannttpein m,tB bon Der
Tdbigfeit oieler Tliilf9teit au bremen
ber9eleitet tperben nno ni9t bopon, baB
lie 0ur@ Elm Scr fabren 9e,uonnen ,piro,
BEL >pel9em oer Mein Der Mirtung bes
Seuers aus9elest .iit. 9ieie 8ereituns
bes Bronntpeins bat man Iebr uneisent<
lid bas 8rennen bes Weincs 9enannt :;
in6em 6ieler babel in oerl@loilenen &C.
fabsn ii4 befinoet> nit oem; Tsiitr ielbit
L re-
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Obio @aiielireano.
@e,netnnitei8e Rennt,ttf7e.

iid babel, bem @egner nit BET sSauit
5t0be auf ocn unterleib ,no: biebe, onf
9{ale> Stirn, Obren, Wansen uub &in,,
bei5ubrin9en, i'd ielbit aber nit ben,
glrm Dor ben feinbliden Mn9rifien su
l6uten. 5eit Der Mitte beg bprisen
Sabrbunoerts tparo bas 8oren' in Gng=
lamb 5u elmer ei9eitbiimli9en &unit erz
boben, bic ibre boben Skinner, ibre @@u=
len, YrofciIoren tnb tbre 9iteratur be-
fam. Sn belonberen &dtimen Der @ppr=
tin9=9ouIcs in ben gr6Beren @tdoten er=
tbeilen ebemalise 9ewerbsmdbise 8orer
ltnterriht in oiele rnoblen uu6 n1dnnz
li@en &un1t," tuie ber Gnsldnber iast.
Triiber beran italteten beriibmie: Boyer
9rsBe Ohentli@e Preis= =&dmpfe,' mo- oem
5ic9er eine Summe @elbes BON @0nnern
ieiner Runit ausgeiebt tooro;n it. Wie
bel ben @labiatoret un6 Sbierfdmpfen
Der R0mer, tpie bel ben Stiergefe6ten ber
Sponier erldmmelten 5i9 bel ben min
beitens ebenlo rpben Boyer r=Mettfdmpfen
3eu1 1enoe BON 3uldauern aus Der 6efe
uno aus bem &abme bes WoIfes. SEPT
lino biele Stter9eft9te bon Menl9en ols
0ffentli@e Spiele 9eietli6 perbot.n, aber
nit llmsebuns ber poliSei iinben iie int
mer nod itatt uno es sibt oafir in gngz
lamb beionbere Pugilistic- clubs, tpie
oenn lol@en Yreis9efe@ten 5piI9en BE-
riibmten Champions lan9e uub beifdlz
ligt 8eri9te setuiomet tperben. .Qlu9 in
Nmerita eri9einen iplAe Bldtter. 8ei
benz @etttampf iino bic Rd,npfer nadt
bis gum @iirtel, bon ba ab lei9t setlei+
bet. 3uerit tuer6en lie ab9euogen. Das
9elu0bnli9e @etpi9t bes oroentli9en
Samplers lit SO Stein. Sic @tiefeln
biirfen ni9tb nd eft letn. Sen &f lei
tet cine Nrt &fri9ter> pel9er nit
Dem &uf Time oas 3ei9en gum Nnfans
gibt. Sic 8oger boben Mrme uno Tauite
in paraoe ausselest, ben &opf 5uriidse-
jogen. 0ie perl3iebenen @9ldge baben
aae ibre Namen. Ser 6ouptj9log gebt
mitteu ouf ben @9abel. Gin @9la9,
bet ben @esner fdllt btibt Knock
down blow uno ,pirb laut als FOLDER
bon Den Empires ausgerufen. Mu9
oer erite bluti9e 9ieb miro pertinoet. SIT
Elm &fer 9eftlr5t, 10 6arf ni9t tpeiter
auf i'm losgebdmn,ert tperoen. IS BE-
ginnt oann na6 fur5er Paule Elm neuer
Gang. 0as robe @piel lit aus, ,uent
oer cine Rdmpfer einen Blutitur3 ober 10
fur9tbare Masentrdmpfe befommt> oaB +
IT tue89el9leppt uer6en ,nub> poer tpenn
iDnl:lo piele &ippen ,einsel9la9en lin0,
baB er nibt mebr iteben tanr, o6er tpeun
lein @eli6t 10 in Tolse oer 9iebe 9e=
i4,uo0en 1T, oaB er ni6t mebr aus 6en
Wu9en liebt. 9duf9 toltet oos @efe9t
beioen &fern bic &elunbheit, ni9t
ielten einem BON ibnen oas 2eben. 9o
oas Boren unter bic 9peue fdut, 10 bat
bic STRIDE barauf, Die @trafe oer Grcom=
munication gclebt. &on ber fatDoli19en
Stride ons9ei4loien tperoen ni@t nur
oiejeni9en, Die an benz roben Tau ltfampf
lelblt tbeilnebmeu, lonocrn audi oiejeni=
gen, luel@e ben 6auitfampf be9&niti9en,
oa5u mitbelfcn, ia |elbit bic frei,umigen
3ul4auer lin6 ercommunicirt. 9a nun
oonn uno tuann bieIe barbaril9e rnlitte
beg Ganlttampfes auf 2eben unb Sob
nod bier in un1erm 2anbe bismeilen
porfommt, 10 tuifie, lieber 2cler, bob bu
bid babel auf feline Mei1e betbeiligen
hnrfff niid1 nifI,t h,,rm s}nfh nhpr Hhn4
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IBlume, tpeghe IN lire nnnmcbrige tribe
Seimatb et,uas tuie @lan3 sunb Suit aus
elmer fremoen bbberen mitberi6ergebrabt
bat. ~ = *"..,s@ sr.&><.sf ~
Mlles lit an Dem &inbe nod rein, mod
li9t, nod better. Setne fril9e Stimme,
|lein slodenbelles 2aben uno leibit Die 10
leidthiebenoen unb oo6 70 raid gu {til-
lenoen Sbrdnen uerfiinolsen, bab Die
unl9ulb bes tinbli9en @ersens ibrer
tiebli@en Sdpejter, Der Treube, nod
|uuee1tSrt bic 9errl6oft .,pobre,; 5baB mod
tein Rummer iiber Die 8utunft ,tnb nod
fein Noripurf iiber Die Ber8an9enbeit
ben floren Simmel bicIer tuunberbaren
Snneu,pelt oerfinitert, teine gnttaal dung
ibre Bitterteiten getrdufelt babe' in bic
trdumeril9e, abnun9Sreide @tille ,l,,b
ben sar, beIen @rua1o 'bes &inoergsnrii~
Ties. :-..->-<. -.v',.'s j.: - =,
! Das 1T bas Sinh lelbit bort, no, tuie
bsi uns atlen, rebe tuir piebergeboren
fuorben aus @eift unb @noben, bic
grbi4ulb bes @e14le9tes, ibre fur1tba=
|rer Saotten 9elest bat iiber ben anfons
unIeres @aieihs. a'' Il ~
6at aber bieie Grbe ie Elm Rino 9eie-
ben uuo beberber9t, oas, obslei9 nur
Menl 9entinb, na6 bent l9onen 8ilbe
Der fl. @9rift vauf9lan5eno pie oas
W&or9enrotb," unberiibrt bon iener llm=
na9tung, oas in bieler Nrt ein5is tuuu=
oerbar}t tie @ebeimniB notelloler &inbbeit
in {i9 um}9lob, unb bann eben 10 poQ<
tommen lno bimu,li19 li9t per: ben Au=
get @ottes uno Der Gn9ef uno in Mitte
6er Neeni4en entfaltsn iolte?
Ser 9fame vMoria" bejabt uns bieIe
Trage; ct allein> ober pollfommen. 9as
&in6 nod leinem syoeale lit pertpirffi9t
III Der begnabisten So9ter Soo9ims
unb Nnna's. @ie, bic uBt,sme aug No-
5aretb," bate ni@t Bios, tuie ioni It oer
Rinber @eele, ben Sraum oes Paraoie<
les, lie batte in Wabrbeit unb Wirflt9=
teit ben @immel BET @nooe uno 2iebe
&ottes nit Dem erlten Mu9enblide ibres
grbenbal leins in oer reinen Siefe ibres
@erSens.
/: @enn ieoes unl6uloi9e &ino Elm &C.
6eimniB tpel9' Elm @ebeimnib lit erit
6as &ino - W}aria! :
Qlber ebenbesbalb baben bic urtunben
ber Offenbarun9 iiber Die &in6betts9e=
]9i9te ber Mutter @ottes ben S9leier
beiliser Gbrfur9t sele9t. M&it wenisen,
bod am 10 bebreren 3ii9en 5ei4nen lie
uns bas Bilo Mariens, ber Sun9frau
uno Der .Wt1ter; - oas Bib oer lit
Betblebetn sliidleli9er, Der auf @olgatba
l9mer5 5enrei9en Sun9frau uno Mutter
@ottes Na9 Der 9immelfabrt unlers
Serrn ieben mir W{aria nod einmal in
Mitte Der apoitolii9en @en1einoe gu Sc
ru1 1alen1, oeren &ubm, Greuoe llno Srnft,
oeren @@ubberrin lie se,uoroen, tpie iic
es in Der STRIDE 1T uno bleibt bur9 ale
3eit. 49,: "a. .:'4 j.. '-.t..ss'
llm bic Miese aber tpie un bos
@terbebett uno bas Grab oer @ottes+
muttfl |dmebt leit ber- &ir9e Anbe9inn,
tpeil Die i1ren9e Gei9i9tsfhreibung bar
iiber @@>peigen beoba6tet; ebrerbietig
ben ueberlief ferunsen !; 'tauf9enb -; bic
Fronn,o Gooo 6o,1N -, fAnrh nit Nor
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8. 4reisasfsabe.
.MufQabe go. 81.

Gin M}ann n1a9t einen Contract nit
einem Qlrbeiter, oer piel bummelt uno
oft gon5e Sage xid)ts tbut. Da acber Mr=
beitge6er oieles tueiB, 10 triift ct folgenbe
uebereinfunft: Ser Nrbeiter erbGlt bon
Mtbeitgeber Wobnun9 une So It, auBer<
BENT at jeoem Sage, an Dem er TeiBis
arbeitet $1.00; arbeitet er ober ni9t,
10 meroen linn fir @obnung uno &oit
IS Gents ab9e5o9en.- 9ad einem Sabre
BON 365 Saseu uno elmer Wo9e re9nen
beibe ab uno es iteqt ii6 beraus, ooB Der
Mr6eit9eber an ben 9rbeiter ni9ts III
be5ablen bat, 1onbern Die Re9nun9 9e=
rahe austommt. QDie piele Sage .6ot
oer Nrbeiter in Dem perFojjenem Sabre
nun gearbeitet ltnb pie piele Sage bot er
nit 9&i@tstbun sugebra9t? .
s5r bic ritis; ss,;;{{s"s 1,;{s Setsr '|ufsobs ''"S
betebenb in 8roi4lren aussefest. 11nter bieicni<
6iee 4reiie ant "a. Mpril ausseIoiet uns es ruiro
bas Hefultat i'm SIatte betannt semad1t. -
Nuf6iuno Der slufeabe 9to. 5S.
Sic fol9enoe Tisur 3eist, mo Die @tri6e
ausse'pil@t unb mieoer hin5usei9rieben
|ino:
/ Nh II |II||
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-04-20
Rail Road Meeting.

Persuant to notice meeting was held
in the Court House on the 18th inst, to
further the interests of the Bellaire and
Southwestern Railroad.
THOMAS A. WAY was called to the
Chair and H. R. WEST appointed Secre.
tary.
The Committee appointed at . previ,
ous meeting was not prepared to report
Mr.. MOONEY having recently visited
the Youngstown and Psinesville Marrow
Gauge R B. reported that it was a per
feet success in every particular. 1t.
length is IS miles at this time.
Mr. WARREN HeLLisTER, of Bridge
port, Belmont County, entertained th'
audience for a short time, with SOUND
views of the Importance OF a railroad
from Bellaire into Monroe County.
WILIIAM 0kEY, Esq stated that th,
surveying party had surveyed thre,
routes between Woods6sld and Beslls
vile, and proposed to run other routes
but no report had been prepared yet
On motion of w. F. HUNTER, ESQ tn
meeting adjourned to meet on Saturday
the 9th day of May.
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sHERlFF'S SALE.
The Monroe County Bank
vs..
Ezra Coen ct ux.

DY virtue of an order Of sale TO me direct
ID ed from the court Of common pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio, will offer for sale at
town Of Woods6eld, between the hours Of 10
o'clock .. m, and 4 O'clock p. m, on
Saturday, tie 18th day of May, 1875.
the following described real estate, situate in
Menroe county. Ohio, to wit:
Being part Of section number two. town
ship four'of range Ave, beginning for the same
at the southeast corner of said section; thence
west eighty rods and nine links to the south
west corner OF the east half of the southeast
quarter; thence north on the line dividing said
quarter into halves, one hundred and twenty
four rods to stake; thence southeast seventy
three aud one-half degrees - rods to the Sec
tion line, on the side of said quarter section a
stake; thence south on said line one hundred
and one rods and five links to the southeast
corner of said land, being the place of begin
ming, containing ffty-six and one-half acres
more or less.
Also, a tract Of land in range five, township
four, section one, the east half of the northeast
quarter of said section. containing seventy-nine
and sixteen-hundredth acres. more or less.
Also, a tract beginning at the northwest cor
ner of section thirty-one, township three OF
range four; thence south twenty degrees west
eighteen pArchesto the road; thence twenty
| seven degrees east fifteen and half perches
and eleven links west, north forty-five and a
fourth degrees east eleven perches and four
links in section thirty-rwo thence north forty
degrees east three perches; thence nerth forty
| two degrees east twelve and a half perches,
with red oak eighteen inches in diameternorth
ffty-four and half degrees west six and a half
links to white oak fifteen inches in diameter;
south ffty-one and half degrees, west six
links three and three:fuurth degrees east twenty
perches and fifteen links to white oak fifteen
Inches in diameter; thence north fourteen and a
half degrees east eighteen perches and fifteen
links to beech three inches over; thence one and
a fourth degrees east eighteen perohes and eight
| links to white oak twentysfour inches diameter;
| thence north twenty-nine and a half degrees
west forty-three perches and twenty-threo
links to astake atrdn; thsnce north six degrees
west twelve perches;thence northten and haii
degrees west sixteen perches and twenty links
thence west enc perch to section line; thence
south with section line one hundred and sixty
nine and half perches twelve and half links
to beginning, containing sixteen and q hall
acres more or less - st21
Appraised, 1st tract, at Sl,lS6.
I'd 1.22u.
Sd 373.
IT, LITTLE,
april6,'75w5. Sheriff NJ. C. o.
HoInsrsR q 0KEY, Att'ys.