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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-15
Sbio @ailenlrenuo.

III Narciije Yierre Yallatier. 81 uor einit
ols Gajiitenjun9e an 8or5 bes Gbiifes
~Saint= Yaul>" 0as nit 800 G1ineien on
Soro auf Ser Tabrt bon G6ina nod 9(u=
itroIicn in Ser Snlelgruppc BON 2ouiliooe
@6iii6rl6 lit. 9iorciile 9clon9te nit
Dem Gopitdn un0 ie6en Matrolcn al
oic &iilte oes Scltlanbes> 100 CT bon lci=
men Gefd6rten uerlolicn, BON oen Gin9e=
borncn freunoli6 oufgenommen unroc.
Sn Der OIL ltrolil6en Stoot 8reisbane
luuroe cine Gommlun9 ein9eleitet, I'M
linn Die S)eimfeDr nod TrantrciD su cr~
m09li6cn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-15

|nem @6afe Sic lebcnsuollc 9}unbun9!"
lln0 nit einiscn l6nellcn G(iBcn Dotte
bcr llnbefannte Dpr Den touncnocn Wu=
gen bes Sirtenfno6sn bie Gbottenl ltri6e
scmo6t uno eini9c 3eidnunoSfcDlcr uer=
bellcrt.
vM6, wie iG6n!" !" riei Ger &lcine nit
lell6 6tcnocu 9(ugcn aus nno ood) lolt
trouri9: - "Wenn ib op@ ou4 10 $40
len f0unte !"
v9}un, ,penn bu TeiBig bit unb fromn,,
oa lenoet Sic quite Nlooonna oir picllciNt
eincn 2eDrneiltcr. s(bcr 5ei9c mir oub>
mas bu ionit not5 9enabt bolt, mein
flciner Npelles !"
u9G@t @peues, @crr, 9(mbro9otto
gonoone Deibe i6> mon ncnnt MIDI ober
in 9on5 @elpisnano - ieDt oort ori6cn
bei Dem 9roben Tcl9enbaum Il mcines
@aterS Siitte! - MIR Den @iotto !"
9obei Dotte Der &leine aus elmer Tcllcn=
1palte mod ei,,i9c G1icfcrplotten nit lci=
nen .3ci6nungen Dcrpor9cDolt. vDics
9icr, @err, lit Die @robnuttcr nit un=
Term &dt6cn auf ocm G6ppBe 1ie
l6lofcn beioe in Der Gonnc, benn 1ie
lino i6on ieDr olt> Bic Grobnuttcr ober
lit Oic dltere. Sort 1tcbt mciuc G1pc=
tier TcIimpnba am 8rlnneu> bcn fup=
fernen 2Solicrtru9 ouf Dem &opf. -"
vSunoe, bos lit ia mcinc Maoonno
nit ocn Gn9cln> bic id fir Ganta N}a=
ria 9tpuri.u 9elyalt >. 9m6rD9iptto,
ipie fommlt on benn 5u biclcr @}o=
bonno?"
v@e leio i1r Wlei lter Gioponni Gi=
mobuc bon Tloreu5? 2abt MIDI sic 9onb
ful5en> $5crr, >ucl1e bic Wlo0onno ouf
Dem 5bron nit bem Gonto 8am6ino
uno sic l6Dn,n Gngel uno 10 piele alr=
ocre bcrrli0e Seiligenbilbcr in Sen Sir
Gcn bon 6loren5 n1alte. Gum Deili9en
s. jtcrfel ltc naGm MIDI Scr Goter NIT in
Oie Gtoot unb "a 1a6 i6 in Gonto
Ntoria 9lope0a Sic lGDne 0faoonna uns
ter ben licbcn Gngelt - uno Sag uno
9}o9t 1tonb mir bas Bilo por 9(ugeu
unb oa Da6' i6 perlud)t> es bicr in ben
G9icferltein SIT ribcn." -
0}ciltcr Gimobu, Ser bcriibmtclt lte N(o=
Ter jencr Sage noDm ben fleinen 9(mbro=
giotti nit na6 Tloren5> biloetc i'm nit
|pdterli6cr 2iebc 5um Nfalcr aus Ser
96iilcr ii6crFii9cltc oen I}cilter 1lno
@iotto - Oas blic6 lcin &iinl ltlernome
- poro ber Botcr Scr ncucren itolicni=
lDen Walcrci Die cinen NG1cl 9(ngelo
uno cinen GapDocl SIT ibrcn @crtreter1
fat.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-15

nidt eineefii6rt ,uar, sic ou1 bo1clb} It por
ocM SATIRE GDri1ti SG5 nid)t cin9cfiibrt
uuroen; in ,pel6em> ,pic SaroniS cr=
>pei1t, ber 9o9e ppn 8cncoi9 oem &ail lcr
Mi1ael BON Gon itantinopel einigc @lo=
fen lanote; porauf olsbolo Der @cbroub
jener b6l5crnen gerf5cu9c oufb6rte bic
jeop1, ,pie ber ndmliDe G1ri5tl ltelcr
onbersmp beriiDrt, ni9t oIgemcin IN al
len &ir9en> 1onocrn blos III &l6ltcrn &C.
brau9t tpurben, bic N}Dn9e 5ul laumen
Su rrfen. Sod wonn INNER Die Glp=
cfen i'm MorgenlanOe eingefiiDrt wrrocn,
ldBt 1i9 baraus niNt auf bie 3ct Scr
GinfiDrung ber1elben im 9lbcnolanbc
lblieben; no fe ,ua6rl9cinli6 >ueit fritz
bcr i'm @e6rau9e ,uaren.
eSn oen friiberen 3eiten ser &irt(c,
sumol ,pa6reno ser @erfol9ungen> poren
Sic Glodcn in Der Stride ni6t onuen0=
bar, lon6ern es >porb bie 3eit bciliger
Wcrjommlungen Ben @ldubi9eu ouf an
oerc 9Heiie tlno 9stbon;. bis enoli6 Die
@ir6e sum TrieOen 9clongtc, mas be=
tanntli9 cr1t unter Gon1tontin gclbo6 );
uno mo0r11cinlib tomen bolo na6 Bic
1er 3eit Die @loden auf. 8iellei6t &C.
1Dobcn bis bobin bic fcierli0en 3ulom=
menbcru illngen Our9 Yol launen, >pie bics
i'm oltcn 8unoe ser Tall wor. 9cn1
scr 0crr 1atte Dem Wlo1 1cs be fob(cn {:
~Ma1c 6ir 5luci Polounen BON gctric=
bencm 6ilber> nit pel6en bu 0ie &C.
meirocn au1ommen 6eruf fen fOnncf, mann
bos 2a9er al fbre6en 1ou." C9ium. l0.)
9(u9 erlieDt mon aus ben1 25. Sap. bes
8u6cs 9cpiticus, bab an fe eltli6en Sa=
gen bas @olf burb bcn @9al Ser HGp=
launen sui ammen berufen iuaro; uno
c6en barauf beuten aud) Die g1ortc: Blo=
Jet Die Yo1oune 5u @ion! (Socl, 81
Da ollo sic Notbluenoisfcit beitanb> bas
@olf our6 ir9eno eiu .3eiden su beili=
gen @erlammlllngcn 81 bcrllf fen, ent:
l1loB sic STRIDE aus ]ebr ,ueilen @riin=
Sen 1i6 sur 9(nnabme ber @loden, beren
@cbrou6 lei9t beren @1au onmut0i9
uno ,ueit Dint6neno it, uno sic BON lam
ger 9auer ino.
9o, ,pie ser Mpoitel ipri9t jcoes &C.
l66pf bur6 bos Mort Gottes uno oos
@ebet sebeili9t wiro, uno Die &ir6e olles
mas 81 6cili9em @ebraud)c oient> 5ll le9=
nep pnb bem 6errn 5u meibcn pTle9t,
flbrte lie audi Sic Mcibc ocr @lodcn ein>
sic getauft, 9elalbt uno 9elc9net luer0en.
Sod miro bier sic Saufc, Of audi bic
@locfen babel einen 9}anlen erDalten, ben=
nod nur i'm allgeneinen Gimme elmer
gb,pol l6ung uerfanoen. llno ma6ti9
,pirft oer feierli6e @6all ber @loden
alleroings auf fromme @emiitDcr uno
5iebt fe gut 9(n0a6t at. slu6 1T Scr
@cbrou1 berIelben hei 8e9rd6nilien lob=
uiiroig; oenn niiken lie audi ocn Ser
jtorbenen lel6it ni@ts our6 1i@> 10 er=
n1obnen lie 0o6 Die. 2ebenoen> iDren por=
onge9ongencn 8rii0ern bur6 @ebetc,
6lrbitte uno frommc Merfe SIT 9iilfe 81
fommen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-15

- Gin berner 9fobinl o II.
Ser Snoepenoance Nel9c miro aus N}el=
bourne 9el6rie6en 0ob Elm auitralii@es
@@ifi> "So1n Bell", einen e9mali9en
fran5 51li1bcn @@iIfsjungen ouigefunoen
un0 oufgenommen babe> Der ii6er 1e6iebn
Sabre llnter Dem gin9e6ornen Welttute
BON Neu<9ol(on0 .9elebt. Gr Datte 8an5
re2ebens9e>pobnbeiten an9enommen,1i6 1i6
auf Der 8ruf tdtouirt tr1lg III 0enObr=
ldpp6cn oounenbide 96lser> 9ing foit
nodt> uno feline 9out >uar fait i6luar5=
braun. Qls Tran5ole le9itimirte CT lib
our@ feline W}utterlpra6e, bie linn mebr
uno me9r pieoer gelduf9 miro. .@eln9iome
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-15

HpU ClHCS Ou6u UQHN gap CT lDncl
Den guten &otb, nit i6ren orei @oloHii
den cinen fleinen9anocl on;uion9cn, ln<
perDolf ibnen burN feline TirlproNc 0o
su> bob Gin &au fmann i1nen luolltne 3ii
0sr ouf Grcoit 9o6.
Go warcn un1ere Observation-Disclosures:
0elsleuts 9cworoen, uno G}otteS 9cael
mar 1i1tbar NIT ibnen. S9r $)anoel oebnt
1iD INNER meter ons, Tic >uur0en uobl
Doben0 uno 1o9ar reid, licben li0 in2pol
nieOcr unO nobmen i6re alten Gltern 81
li9. Stets bleibcn lie luobltDdtig 9egcl
oie 9(r,nen unO prQ9ten oud i6ren Sin
bern oie1eSugeHo Elm. Gar sur 9crne bat
ten 1ie jekt ben 9}amen ibres Mo1ltbdter!
erfoDren, o6cr olle iDrc 9}o9forl l6ungel
blei6en frudt(os.
Ginmol Be 5onben 0D sic bei0en Yrii:
ser auf.cincw Sobrmarft. Mdbreno Wil:
Delm ollein i'm @oitGaus mar, lieb lid
cine frcm0e Trou bel linn meloen. @it
ersdbltc ibm> Oob i9r Sater Elm reitbel
&apitolilt in Yaris 9cluclen lei ooB iie
einen @utsbelitcr 9cDeirotDet bnbe, ser
aber obne 1cin yerl l0uloen ollmdli9 in
gfotD 9eratDen lei. 9onn lei audi nod
i0r W}onn 9eltorben unb lie Dobc, I'm
ibr 2ono9ut fir iGre &in0cr 5u erbo!ten,
BON einem &ouimann 9e9en eincn 94e6
lel 1900 Sbaler 5u lei1en nebmen mil
fen. Dieier babe ibr Says porber ertldrt.
oab er in einioen @o1en bas @clo su>
riid6oben mii1ie> oo Ser oie1el6c Gumme
oen @ebrioern Tlorual aus 2pon 16ul=
Big lei, uno er babe ibr 9erat6en, biele
5u fra9cn> OF lie ni6t ibrcn Q8e6lel itott
ieiner 3oblln9 onndbmen m06tcn =? Mil=
belm luollte Qlnfan9s ni9t 0orauf einge=
Den> oo er sic Trou ia nid)t fenne> bod
perlpra9 cr> iiber oiele 9ln9elc9enDeiten
nit leinem Sruoer 81 lpred)en. Sn Die
fem 9(u9enblid' trot Satob ins 3immer
b0rte I'M mas cs 1i6. banole, 1bout<
Damn 9ans iiberralbt Ser Trou in's &C.
li6t uno fiibrtc 0cn 8ruOer in Gin ons
ocres3immcr. 9ann 1a9te er iugilbelm:
vNcrlab oi@ Oarouf, Oieie Trau Il oie
So6ter jenes W}anncs, ser uns gu lln=
lerem 9anoel perholfe fen bat!" @ie befra9'
ten Die @ittlpe iber lire Derbdltni1le,
iiber Bic 8obnung, Die lie nit ibrem @o=
ter in YariS geDobt, ertun6i9ten 1i1 oud
bei Dem Gl6ubiger uno crfannten in be1
Trou ibre ebemali9c gGoDltbdteriu
9icje luurOe nun rpn oen beioen San flcll:
ten sum- Gllen ein9eloOen> un0 9e9er
Gn0e oer 0fablieit ii6errcihten lie ibr Der
@6uloldein unO bic l9rii itli0e Grfldrlln9
oes @ldubigers> bab ct BON i6r gar nidts
meDr 5u foroern babe. @ie er5dDlten oonn
Der freuoig ii6erra i9ten9Gitt>ue, ,ooB lie sic
bciOen ormen @ouoyor0cn leen> Die i9r
unb ibrem 8otcr Qll(es beroonttcn, wos
lie jctt bcloilen> uno, bob lie li5 Dcr5lid@
freuten, enbli6 lire olte @0ulo o6tra=
gen 5u tDnnen. 0ie Witt>pc fonntc 1i0
uor Treu6e gar ui6t fallen nn0 betbcu=
erte unter SreuOent6Gnen: uSd9li@ mill
id) meine &inoer sur @o1ltbdti9teit er<
mobnen un0 i6nen !a9en ncbmt euG ser
9lrmen uno Scrlo llenen an? Gin friibere
Wc1lt6at lit gar oft Elm retten0er gngel
III oen Sa9en Der 9fotb."
- Gin III oerner 9l sim 0 II.
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Talbott's Headlight.
READ OUR PRICES.

Best heavy Brown Muslin yd wide Zoe;
excellent Gingham, fast colors, 10c; bes9
Calicoes in the market at 7c; real good
Waterproof, y yds wide, 75c; heavy un-
bleached Canton Flannel Loo hest heavy
all wool Plaid Flannel 35c; heavy gray
sTwilIed Flacnel twenty cents, heavy
Plaid Flannel. nearly all wool. 26c; a
good,pair of gray Blankets So IS; a good
pair Of heavy white Blankets, full size,
So; ladies striped Reversible Shawls, II
yds square. roc; cur best Ticking, guar.
anteed to hold feathers, 24e;x Paper Mus
lin, 10 black aud colors, &c; good yard
wide Bleached Muslina Zoe; good Eel,
Skirts 63c; real good heavy gray over.
coatsS4 90; good suit Of clothes So 25;
Machine Thread, 4 spools for 25c. or ]
spool for 7c; Enameled Thread for hand
sewing &c aspool; best Skirt Binding Sc;
Striped Breakfast Shawls 35c; Plaid
Breakfast Shawls 3Sc; mems high top all
wool Socks zoe; Gum Blankets 81 25
best all wooi filing Jeans Go, paper Of
Pins &c. paper of Needles &c; Ladies
iplsin Silk Ties l3c; 100 yd Spool Silk
l4c 80 I'd Spool Silk 7c; best gray and
whitesll wool Yarn. S! Us per 10; Gum
Shoes 47c; Gum Boots, 81 80; ladies
Cloth AIaskas 95c; mems Cloth Alaskas
| ST Is; Ladies Buckle Arctics 81 90
! Mems Buckle Arctics 81 55; Women
Leather Shoes 81 %; Womsn's heavy
leather hand made Shoes, stock and work
warranted. s. 95; mems whole leather
hand made Boots. stock and work war
ranted 50 95; mems and boys Paper
Collars, Sc "a box; Black Alpaca. from 25e
to 72c; box of Brown Windsor Toile,
Soap coutsiniug IL cakes, Toe; best col
ored Drilling 13c: mems Undershirta and
Drawers 35c each; excellent heavy Cassi
mere 30c. We have reduced our heavy
American PopIins, ir various shades, tc
25c per yard; these goods we have never
sold at less than 35 to 42e, aud they ere
usually sold at 50c. We only have abou
3v pieces, aud if you want the best dress
for the money that you ever saw, yor
Twill have to be in hurry. ONE PRICE
UASH AND NEVER A CENT LESS.
Talbott'S One Price and Cash Store
mayl1, Toy. as Barnesville, Ohio.
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svon the 4tf day Of October jon

TOn the 4th day Of October john
D KEAN and WESLEY BARNETT, male
oath that JOHN B KEAN, of Franklin
township, Monroe county, sis within a
few days of being 81 years old, that he
| is infirm aud childish, and incapable OF
transactlng business, and that it is nee.
essary that Gualdian should be ap.
pointed for him -
From The evidence the Court adjudged
the said KEAs, imhecile and appointed
GEORGE W. MASON Guardian of the
person and estate of said kEAN
On the 18th day of November, JOHN
B. KEAN, by his attorneys :HoLLlsrER
& OKEY filed petition to revoke the
letters of Guardianship
!, The 23l inst the parties came into
Court. Tie petitioner was represented
by HoLLIsTER & OKEY and PEARSON
DoHERrY d Way. and the Guardian iby
HUNTER & MALLORY Twenty-four wit
nesses were examined, fourteen for The
plaintiff and ten for. The guardian. The
arguments were made by W. f. HUNTER
Esq, and A. j, PEARSON, Esq when
Court adjourned to the morning of ths
Oath inst. hoss hre
Court convened pursuant to adjourn
ment when ju lgment was given that the
Letters of Guardianship be revoke and
that JeHN 3. KEAH be srestoret to all
the rights lost by said Letters of Guar.
diaishit. ct
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TAELADEEs' FRIEND.
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Vertical Feed Sewing Machine,

The Improved Davis Lock Stitch,
Vertical Feed Sewing Machine,
Which is, beyond question. more per-
feet for all kinds of work than any other
machine in use: combination of sim
plicity, durability and economy, manu-.
factured of the very best imported steel
and composed of only twelve working
parts, while other machines have from
thirty to forty. :;
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Involves new feature in Sewing Ma
chimes, possessing one of the most val
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its operation is positive, enabling it to
run over seams and turn corners with
out changing the tension, length of
stitch, or stopping the motion of the
machine, and TO sew any number OF
thicknesses, OF any length, without has
ting, entirely preventing the fulling and
puckering of one piece, while the other
remains straight; and at the same time,
in practical manner, will DO what no
other machine can, to wit:
TAKE ALL THE STRETCH FROM THE GOODS,
Operating with equal facility on the
heaviest as we'll as the lghtest fabrics,
leaving a seam alike on both sides, beau
tifully smooth, strong and elastic.
- WIN MINsTERMANN, Agent,
" Woodsfeld, Ohio.
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y ~ '-s--' y ' q So. y
Belmont County News.

~ - ~ - ----s I q - ~ q sks
Gazette, 25th inst Mr.. Leon Weir,
son OF Gen James Weir, died at his IA,
lher's residence in this place on last
Friday evening" ijtf consumption. Ha
had been sick long time and his death
was not unexpected He was in the
26,h year of his age at the time Of his
death.
The case of Charlie Williams. who
was arrested some time last summer fpI
robbiDg the mails at Warnocks, came u!
in the United States District Court al
Cincinnati last week The boy entered
a plea Of guilty and was sentenced to
the Ohio Reform Farm forsone year.
The case of Mrs Lawless, of Martin
Ferry, indicted for receiving stolen
goods, was tried in Court last Tuesday
evening The jury made quick worR
of it, remaining out only about ten min
utes, when they returned verdict o.
guilty" She will shortly. be sent to
j lin her husband al the peniten!iarv :
We suppose the people of Martin's Fer
ry wilt be able to survive the loss.
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PROBATE COURT.

Nov. 20.-Hugh B Hill was appoin
ted Guardian Of John W. Alexander
James NJ Alexander, and Margaret A
Alexander, minors. aud filed his bono
in the sum Of $500
Nov pm Vannest Guardian O
Jacob Beam VS. his Wards. ct al, made
sale of real estate, which was confirmed
.bv the Court $3.50 ~
Nov. 24.--John Luedy. Admir- of ia
cob Tony, deceased, fled his second &C
count; for hearing December 31st The
Court granted one year further time il
which to make final settlement.
O. S Sloan. Executor of the VIII o
John Sloan, deceased, fled his seconl
account; Hearing continued to Decem
Der 3lst, One year further time was
granted in which to make final settle
ment
Jere Williams, Adm r of Joseph AL
len, deceased, filed an inventory of said
estate.
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Eighth Judicial District Of 0hb.
FoR rFzE YEAR 1s7e.e

"a 3, the Judges Of the Court Of Conmss
w Pleas, within and for the Eighth Ia.
dicial District in the State Of Ohio,do hereby
order and direct that the Terms Of the; Dis-
triot Court and the Court Of Common Plsas
shall be begun and held on the dates here
matter named, during the year 1875. to Wf
.g;..Ssa District Court.
Noble county, Tuesday, April &. IN
Guernsey county. Thursday, April s. .,F
Monroe county, Tuesday. April IL.
Belmont county, Monday April II. 7.'4gFi
Jefferson county, Monday, April "a. g9siteW
harrison county, Tuesday. septembsfj IagI
fuscarawas county, Thursday ,Ssptem bsr II.
Morgan county. Tuesday, septsm5er ls.a,;
Hnskingum county, Friday, September e2,b
Courts Of ComInon Pleas -
Muskingum county, Monday, January ID,
Monday. May 8; Monday, October %. -.
Morgan County. Tuesday, March IA; Tuys-
day, June 20; Tuesday. eosobei 3. a 10
Noble county, Monday, January a; Nor
day, May 8; Monday, October 10. sg
Guernsey county. Tuesdsy, February Is,
Tuesday Mays23, Tuesday. November i4.ea
Belmont county, Monday, January II;
Monday. May s; Monday, October Is
Monroe county, Tuesday, March l4; rdsx-
day. June l3; russiay, December 5. = DIV
| Tuscafawas county, 1nssdsy. January =;
Monday, May g, Wednesday, 0ctotss H. q
70 Harrison county, Monday. January 81, ,Men
day, Nav 29; Monday, October 80. a ,a;iir
Jefferson comfy Monday, February 90;
Monday, June u; Monday. November 20.
| The several terms. of said Courts. shah
,ommsn5e at 8 o'clock, 4. N. on the several
! days named -
II is herein specified that the several tertal
| Of the Cont OF Common Pleas in the sevs.
raj counties shall.bs hsi BY said Judges :
follows: jia 4isfis as36aYyi
eMuskipsum and Morgan. by Lucias r
Marsh !.
Guernsey aud Notls, by William Z. Fras
zier. 49,;
Belmont and Monroe, BY RGUsrt 5. Chan
bers. H9{ ho7s
Jefferson, Harrison AMI TdAcaraxss. By
John II. Miller. 3m a5J -
We order and direct that certified copy
Of this order be- transmitted forthwith by the
Clerk OF the Common Ileas of Muskingum
county. to the Secretary Of State, and to the
Clerk of Common Pleas in each Of sid
counties, and that it be published according
to law in each of said counties. ssi
Dons at GAINESVILLE, in the county ef MHs,
kingum, this 4th Gay Of October, A. D. 1875
! LUCIUS P. MARSH,
! W. II, FRAZIER
! R0BT. X. CHAMBERS.
| JOHN II. MILLER.
A true copy, bv order Of the Judges, et
Attest: FREpsRioK GRfegR, Clerk Of Commo d
Pleas Court Of Muskiugum Coun,
| ty,Ohio. ,a.9aas
A true copy. a
Attest. DAVID 0KEy. Clerk Court Common
a!. Pleas, Monroe County. Ohio.
octls,75w4.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-11-30

%We find the following in the No
BILE County Republican Of the 25th inst
"'rhe American and the Tobacco
Leaf, are pitching into the swindiing
warehouses controlled by the State OF
Maryland, and located in Baltimore -
The merchants who have consigned to
these warehouses, have been growing
tor years over the manner in which they
are invariably defranded, and we are
happy to note that the matter is receiv-
ing some attention at home Tie abu
ses must be corrected if Baltimore ex.
poets TO bold the trade spf the Ohio to
bacco shippers -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-11-30

NT The New York Bulletin saws that
corn loses one-fifth by drying, and wheat
Iope-fourteenth From this the estimate
is made tbatit Is more profitable for the
farmer to sell unshelled corn in the fall
at Is cents than at STA bushel in the
following summer, aud that wheat at
81 % in December is equal to 81 SO in
the succeeding June. In cases of pcta-
toes-tsking those that rot, and are
otherwise lost-together with the shrink
age, there is little doubt that between
who holds them is not less than thirty
three Dpr cent
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sy We find in the NorwaIk Reaecto,

g We find in the Norwalk Refecto,
10 notice Of the Huron county Teach
ers Institute the following compliment
to Prof. S. g. CoseRovE, formerly, Su
perintendent of the Woodslield Unior
Schools:
Superintendent Cosgrove entertained
the audience with scholarly and force
ful speech on the suh3ect of spelling =
His methods are original,S the result o.
years of experience and eminently prac
ticals His fluent style, his thorougt
mastery Of his subject, and his happy
address all bespeak him one Of the fu
turs popular Institute workers of the
State, and tits to be regretted that SC
many of onr active school workers were
precluded the privilege of hearing him
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g-The Bellaire Independent says Of
the consolidation of the 18th and 10Th
Collection Districts: y
"This movement is surprise TO Col
Hector Cope, who has proved vigilant
and capable officer, and whose removal
from, the service is much regretted The
dismissal of such an officer as Collector
Cope and the retention of Kcssiuger is
not creditable to those in authority"
JosEPH don't care whether il is or
not. CHARLEY, VAN, ELIAKIM and JOS
EPH always have spoons when the Gov
erhmerit has ''mush" to dispose Of. Sc
riously, we believe Collector COPE to he
the honest, competent official OF the
Two. s
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oEESome Wurkmen engaged in gra
ding Mr., Hurry Roekers lot. on Mar
ket street hill came across The skeleton
well preserved, of very large man. Ii
the fall, about November, OF the yea
1900, two gigantic Indian chiefs were
on thu ir way to Washington CITY, AMI
while here had fight. in which ONT
threw tlree-legged stool at the othel
AMI killed him His body was buried
where his skeleton was disinterfed re.
Gently: zdnescine Signal z -
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GEThere is no longer d ,ubt that a
great deal more 4hsn half the stock ne
cessary to secure the construction of The
B & 5, W. is subscribed
Now let us all join in heartily, an6
complete the subscriptions before Christ
mas Would it not be pleasant to hand
over to the Directors, as . Christina:
gift, subscription books covering thu
whole amount to be raisei,?r And then
would it not be pleasant, on the succeed
ing Christmas. to have them hand over
to MS a railroad completed and thor
oughly equipped for business3
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pT Go to MORRIS & ARMSTRONG; ful
your dry goods, notions, boots and shoes
hats and caps, clothing, carpets, oil
cloths &c where you will find the larges,
and best selected stock in Woodsfield
They sell for cash and can afford to sell
for less than any house that dncs a credi,
business.
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. EF Rev A, L. Blackford, missionary
to Brazil, who is a son of Mr.. James
B ackford, Of this vicinity, is on his
way home. Rev. Blackford went to
Brazil in the spring of 1850, where he
ha, been engaged in the missic nary
work ever since, except the summer Of
1869, and now, on account Of his wife's
failing health, he is of duty and coming
home Tor short time, -lMqrtie''s Ferry
CIR. Wfae1isy Register, 27th inst.
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Notice.

T0IlN SUMMERS, who resides in the State
u of West Virginia; will take notice thaton
the 30th day of October, A d. 1876. Anthony
D. Have'y filed, in the court of common pleas
Of Monroe county, Ohio, his petition against
the said Summers. the object of which is 10 re-
cover the sum of $li9 rs, with eight per cent
interest from October Is, 1876. due Havely
from Summers on two promissory notes 81 one
day. dated October %, lSz5-one payable to
]. A. Richardson and endorsed to Havely and
the other payable TO Haveiy: that angotder of
attachment has been issued in said case and
levied on Summers interest in lot number six.
teen in the town of Sardis, in said county; and
that he will be required to answer in said sase,
On or before Saturday. Januasy l. A. =. 1915.
HUNTER 81 MKLLpRM.s
nov2, 75w'. Au'ys for PiainsiH..