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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-10-29
DOMESTIC ECONOMY.

MOLAssEs CAKE , eggs, butter the
size of an egg, ! cup of water, ! cup OF
sugar, l cup of molaSses, ! teaspoonful
of soda, 2 cups of flour: bake i'll tins.
STEAMED INDIAN BREADS cups
of buttermilk, , cups Of sweet milk, )
cups OF meal, , cups of flour, | teas
p%oonful Of salt, , teaspooniuls OF soda;
put in a creased pan and steam three
hours.
QUEEN OF PUDDINGS.-1 pint of bread
crumbs, l quart of milk, t eggs, leav-
inc out the whites of two, l cup of SUI
gar, butter the size of an egg; bake, and
then on the top put l cup OF jelly and
the two whites; eat cold.
TRANSPARENT PUDDING.-Beat to a
cream ! pound of butter and ] pound
of sugar, stir in oeggS well beaten, a
grated nutmeg; flavor with lemon;
bake in a buttered dish onc-half hour,
and serve cold.
COTTAGE PUDDING.-1 cup sugar, l
cup flour, 3 eggs, / tablespoonfuls milk,
teaspoonfuls baking powder; bake in
one loaf. Crenm fer the PuAGjng-1
egg, l cup Of sugar, ! cup of flour, 1
pint Of milk; boil until thick; flavor
both uuddinp and cream with lennon or
vanilla.
COLD SLAw.-IIalf head of cabbage
cut very fine, a stalk of celery cuS fine
Tor teosnooo of celery seed or - table,
s,oon of celery e~ssenre> ( b,rl-hoiIr1
errs (whites chopned very tinrl. 4 tra-
spoon of mustard. a tablrspooo Of but
ter and the veIks IF the boiled er.rs
salt and peDper. mix well. take IN rrc
WILL baatnn and stir IN y c,n If ho;I;rr
r;,or,r. norr or.r orJ .oror E,r f
n,irT+o
Morris will work
- oorn.+s IN rooms +b.+ ~ ,,,+ r-,r,,,
~ 4bo win+or ., vi .,in i ,n,,,r
4 spr. method Of r~o,oovipg ,ba nosts i
70 no,r .+r,,r oI,n u,,+ar -, ,bo ,,,,r
+o Ei,,.r.oof b,If -, ,.rl orou,a tho
cJres b.for. Iavinc the r,rnpt, Then
ooca 49, t,y;r. d,rinr tho .a,sop snriolIo
dry salt over tine Garnet hnforn svaon-
in~ t,sac+s do NOT lilo s.It and sniff
cient adberes 70 the carnet to nravant
+hoir Hnht;nru,o,; i
ToCnok tba or,.-
nI,nt in sIicas half an inch tbicL srrin-
tIo :, thin l,v.. If .,rt hatvoon +ho
slices and Low tboo o,. ovarth, otb.r
ond lot ,hon, .+,na nhorm rL;,1mau
ont tho hitter n~r;ncinIo from, ,ho or,--
nIort ord aka - n,r+ e h r..+ar
Tbon Law each .Ii.o in four rnt :, hnt
fat ond ~ T. .L a..
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-10-29

CARDS JoiH%om'S 1n0HYne Imminent as beyond
all price, and citiclrious beyond any other
medicine. 1t is adapted to a great variety of
special cases, and is the best pain curer in
the world.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-10-29

NILHorT's Es-rR AGUB T~oNTC.-This
III Il cine is used by construction. companies
Cor the benefit OF ttoir employees when en-
gagged in mslsriSI districts. The highest tes-
timrria's have been given by contra tors
and nv tt Presidents of some of the lead
ins rSili Dads in the South and West VINO
men are cOngregated in large numbers in
tho neiFhhorhood OF swarnps and rivers
Wilhoft'e Tonic will prove a valuable addi-
ton to the stock Of medicines, and will am
ply reward the company in the saving Of
time, labor and money. We recommend 1t
to oil. WHEELoCK, FINLAY & Co., Proprie-
tors, New Orleans.
For SALE BY ALL DRUGGIsTs.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-10-29

FEvERS seldom make an attack without
and may often be thrown off by
soaking the feet in warm water, wrapping
up warm in bed and taking two or three Of
Parsons PaTgdttIe PITS.
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"put" on 500 shares Mo. Pacific r.. Z. stock
during the first week in October; then why 90
TO the silver-miues of Colorado or the gold
mines of California, when Won have mine Of
greenhacks at home? Explanatory circular,
'how it is done" sent tr,c by Buckwalter q
Co, Bankers and Brokers, 10 Wall ST., n. Y.
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AAEAT4 go Elegant Oil ChromOs mounted size
SNhfs I - 9yI1 for 81. Novelties and Chromos
Oferery description. National Chrome Co., Phila.. Pa.
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1S 0 d.Sen a day at home. Samples worth 81 sent
DC d11U free. STINsoN & Co., Portland. Me.

dsSbA Daily to Agents. 81 new articles and the best
tr~O Family Paper in America. with two aJ ChrO-
mos free. AM. MFG %. 800 Broadway, X. T..
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NE " anG BEAUTIFUL INSTRUMENT.
The Piano-narp Cabinet Organ

An exquisite combination, adding 20 the capacity Of
the organ much of that of the pianO-forte and harp.
WITH a doUbIc-rce! origin, complete and perfect In CIV
cry respect, Is combined II new instruments, the PIANO.
HARF, tie zones of which are produced by steel
Tongues or bars, rigidly set in steel plates afixed to a
Soundlng-b0K, and struck by hammers, as Ia the piano
Iorte. The tones IRE of a pure, silvery, be,l-likc quail
ltI, very beautiful in combination or alienation with
ne organ tones. The organ Ray be used alone, ard -
IN every respect ms complete and perfect an organ a.
without the PIANO-uAItP. or may be used with the
F~lANO-HARP; the latter may lie used separately or
II combination with any or all the stops of the organ,
~ which II adds greatly in vivaCity. life and variety;
ada ing II to a mCca wider range of music.
Upon its invention and introduction, about 4 year
since, this new tnS:rum2nt vas received with so much
favor that the demand greatly exceeded the msnufact
urers utmost ability to supply; SO that they have had
no occasion TO advertise it extensively. Having now
perfected facilities for q large supply, they offer it to
the public with confidence.
Circulars, with drawings end fulI descriptions, free.
MASON s EAMLIN &C. o., I5k fremont St.
BOSTON, 80 [ Mon Square, Z YORK; SO 6 So
AGanis s.. Chicago.
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nr. TUFTS Pills relieves the most obstinate case
Il Constipation. cares Piles whether internal or eN-
tcrHal. They produce no nausea.
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General Exchange
Quotationa. Quota&tona

Under the influence of sales of 10, 900 bales
at Liverpool, where it was quiet at previous
rates, and Of similar features at New York,
the. market opened. with few indications Of
any more than very moderate business, and
the reputed sales up to 1880 P. M. were con-
fined to 500 bales, at prices showing increased
weakness, but without any quotable decline,
after which, in order to effect sales, factors
were compelled to meet the demand more
freely, and the entire business summed up
the amount noted above.
Prices exhibited considerable irregularity.
Some styles could not be found at any quot
able concessions from Saturdays rates
Others were offered more freely, and sold at q
shade IS, down to decline of fully 10. A
high y. e of Good Ordinary sold at 144c.
StrictNN-ood Ordinary as low as 144c, but
quoted at the close at the above figures. Low
Middling at la and high style do at Is.
The amount on sMpDoard not cleared,
going on board, and engaged for shipment was
set down at the opening this morning at
1880 bales, embracing $4,000 for Liver
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105s@1053 July, 1O0s@1OOs fresh" st
Louis: Firmer; No. 2 red winter 1402."
WH1sKY-Dul], but held strongly at 81 II
@1 10 for Louisiana and ordinary Western
rectihed. Cincinnati: Firm, sales 81 IA.
st. Louis: Nothing doing"
| MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. was a meet
ing OF the Exchange to day according to ad-
journment, and the committee, previously
appointed to see how the Exchange might be
sustained, reported that it would require
$3.50 per month to continue until the first of
October next. A motion was then put to see
| how many were willing to contribute pro
rata, to which the majority responded favora-
bly,, and committee was then appointed to
ascertain if sufficient funds could be OBJ
tanned, the committee to report on Saturday.
motion to hquidate was lost by considera-
BILE majority.
Com IN SAcKs-Is in light supply. Large
receipts will arrive this evening on tow Of
barges. The demand is moderate; only $50
sacks sold, Of which $50 sacks mixed at soc,
and $50 white at 92c % bushel. Liverpool, 2
PM: "No. mixed Western 34s 3d. 34s Cd. !"
Chicago, $50 A. NJ: "Unsettled and lower;
724 May, TAI June, 76l@7 July" Chicago,
I:5O A. NJ. s'Steady; fairly active; ~, May,
74a fresh, 74@74s June, 76s July" St
Louis. 1890: dull, 7s@79 sacked, no bulk.
OATs-Are in good supply and dull. Only
300 sacks sold, of which $50 at 74c, and $50
choice at 75c 59 bushel. Liverpool, P. NJ:
"No. 2 mixed Western 3s i'd" Chicago, 1925
A. M: "Doll, 63i June, ela@62 May" St.
Louis, 1890: :.Dull; 67@674 sacked; no
bulk"
BRAN-Large supply, no demand. No sales.
Quoted at 81 III 1p 100 Tbs.
HAY-Small stock and limited demand; 100
bales prime sold at S24 7p ton.
CoFrEE-The market is quiet. Stock in
hands of dealers 1000 bags. No stock in first
hands. Prices are 4c y tb lower. We quote
Osfgoes io ral NJ g9sc) COCO
good 194@193, fair 18}@18a, ordinary l73c y
fb. New York, 11:50 "Coffse, jobbing de-
mand moderate. Csrgoes quiet, lots 1910
20c cargoes 16(018ac.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Monday Evening, May 10, 1876.

CoTToN-The sales to-day (not including
26O bales additional on Saturday, referred to
in Saturdays report as not authenticated and
not regularly reported until today embraced
1000 bales at irregular and easier prices, re-
curing partial reduction of 10 IN some
grades, and full reduction of &c in others.
We give also the figures and report of the
Exchange in full, as below.
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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pool, IA, 900 for Havre, $500 for the Mediter
ranean, 1000 for Bremen, 1000 for the NORTH
Sec and 5000 for the North, which, when
deducted from the stock on hand BY oul
running : s aaS on Saturday evening,
ct the landing and in presses unsold or await.
ing orders.
The Exchange reports: Sales 1850 bales,
including $50 Saturday after P. NJ. De-
mand fair"
Stock on hand Sept. !, 1874 bales 1888
Arrived ince last statement. 2.1O5
Arrived previously. .l1l6O40 ILLS, las
l,134, COS
Olsared to-day. .............. 3,408
Cleared previously. $500. ,016, 148 !, O10, $50
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Buckwheat.
120 bbls with sacks.)
250 half bbls.
200 boxes.
Just landed and for sale by
G. N. BAYLY d POND
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Pickles.
900 cases W. K. Lewis & Bro.s and Kemp, DAY
b Co.'s brands.
just landing and for sale by
G. N. BAYLY l. POND.
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j. II. SARRAZIN.
STEAM TOBACCO MANUFACTURER,
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco Cigars Pipes Kinds
81
Gsran
STREET, CORNER CoNry
And IS cnnrof ruouu,oo..
Proprietor JOS QUEYRoNs CIGAR WORKS. Cont street.
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And IS POYDRAS SIRE
Proprietor Of JOS. QUEYRON'S c
~ NEW ORLl
LOTTERIES.
SPLENDID SCHEE-
ONLY 10000 NUMBERS.
LOUISIANA STATE SINGLE NuMHn
LOTTERY.
Cap1eal $40, 900.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
Incorporated August II, 1857
CLASS g..
10 BE- drawn in public ct New Orleans, q
Saturday, May q, 1875.
10000 Tickets. Tickets Only olo.
HALVES, QUARTERS AND EloHTHs IN PROPORTION
prize of............. 40 900 90 ooe
prize Of. 10000 is............. 1000
% prizes of........... 500 are............ 1000
100 prizes of......... 100 are............ 20 90
w pf11oo o1.......... 81 are. 10 0oo
APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
Approximation Of $500 each for tho nine 10
naming units Of the same ten Of the mum.
Der drawing the no 900 prize are. t2Yoe
Approximations of 600 each for the nine re-
naming units of the same ten Of the num-
49, An
~ Pri..s amounting So
EXPLANATION OF APPRoxIMATIoN PRIZES
Tho nine remaining units Of tho same ten Of the
numbers drawing the rst2 full prizes will DO entitled
to tho 10 Approximation Prizes. For example: II
ticket No. 1916 draws the 10000 prize those tickets
numbered 1884, 1912 1243 1874 1245 1871, 12ls 1915
and 1850 viii each be entitled to $500. II ticket No
2S1 draws the $4,000 price those tickets numbered
2s2 49, 234 1885, 20 as7, 49, 49, and 40 win sach
be entitled to $9oo
Whsls Tickets, @l0s Halves, S5, Quarter,
% 50, Eighths, 81 Is.
PRIZES PAYABLE IN FULL WITHOUT
DEDUCTION.
Orders to be addressed to
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY,
Lockbox 692. 20.
New Orleans.
Send P. o. Money Order. OF Register Your Lettss.
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Tobacco.
1000 packages, comprising all grades and styles,
400 cases smoking do. assorted grades.
In store and for sale by
G. N. BAYLY 4 POND,
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NEA capillary correspondence was

EgrA capillary correspondence was
recently attempted between noted Pa
yieiaH thief in duraf,ee vile and his com
,Iades outside. The prisoner was sent a
letter from his .adnco containing merely
lock of hair wrapped in the leaf of
book. The iaifer did not consider the
souvenir impo Rant enough TO he oeliv,'
cred, but few days after came similar
ine0snre apd yet anethT TMscsrpused
Suspicion, and tile Governor took the
matter in hand, He Examined the leaf
of the 'hook: 1t was only tiiat of com
moE novel ,26 lines on q page, Then he
studied the hair, and noticed the small
quantity Of the gift. Counting the hairs.
he found them Of unequal lengrh,and 20
in number. the same as the lines of the
Pagel Struck with the coincidence, he
laid the hairs along The line Of the page
which they respectively reached begin
ming at the top with the smallest hair
After some Irouhle he found that the end
Of each hair pointed to Indifferent letter,
and that these letters combined formed
u .slsHggsentence, which, in formed the
prisoner that his friends were on the
watch, and, that the next time he left the
prison, to ,be examined an attempt would
be made to rescue him. The Governor
laid his plans accordingly, the attempt al
rescue was made, but the rescuers fell
into their own trap. .
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HoNoR 10 THE NEqERANs.-Honor al
so to the inventors whose genius have
emancipated the race Of women from
the drudgery of the needle. Honor
above all to- firm which like the Will
son Sewing Machine Company, distrib
utes its machines broadcast throughout
the land at prices that even the poor
and humble can afford to pay. Aefirst-
class machine for fifty dollars This is
the proclamation of the Wilson Sewing
Machine Company to the people.
Machines will be delivered at any RaIl-
road Station near this county, free oftrans.
portation charges, If ordered through
the Companyy's Branch Houses at 327 d.
3a9 Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio !,
They send an elegant catalogue and
chrome circular free on application. q 9
This Company want few more good
agents. IN .EtaO }gss fft@A
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nrIoo .nort ,n.,na,io..t r 10.

ec -GFlee Qotf La,nonadefat u! y. CAS-
sTI.E1&r Cos Drug Store ....I
Eslkcy Ice cool Soda Water~at JuDKINs'
Drugstore. s..s -.r, ,.>
HJuDKINs has Just, received ! ton
Of pure white lesd, which will be sold
at the lowest cash priee.lW Au8E
= ,ESr Don't fail to call at. JUpKINs' and
examine his stock, of paiutsy oils, var
nishes aud hardware. He will sell lower
than any on,. in the icounty. e
ag-Enslish Soda s cents per pound
at c. 6. OBLINGER's, Lewisville, Ohio.
s@@ Carolina rice 10 cents per pound at
C, G, OBkiNG ER's, in Lewisyille. II, Yc1
s0>Nahs S3,a55per .keg atatQiG.
OBLINGER' sin Lewisville.
b9salt atss % per barrel at c.. G.,
OBLlNGER S in Lewisville, this county; !,
11-Linseed oil at 81 per gallon at C.
G. OBLINGER's store in Lewisville.
~Dry goods for sale at Grange
prices atthe new store of C. lDIEHL &
Son, Lewisvilie, Monroe county, Ohio:
Ey Groceries can be purchased at
Grange prices Of c. DIEHL q SOM
Lewisville, this county. zee ,,-,,
nay Loaf sugar 12I cents per pound
at c G.. OBLINeER's, Lewisville, this
county. nv .5s-,,.- -, Fr
/ as0-A good article of brown sugar at
10 cents per pound at c. "a. .OBLINGER s
storein Lewisvitle. 'ol sa.l.ae sd
|, rseT Best Rio coffee 90. cents at c., G.
4 ;OBLtNGER' S, Lewis vile, Monroe County !:
lUhie. - - ''-'' - 80 - t-e !.
@ Heavy brown muslin 10 cents per
yard, and-9 cents by the bolt, at &C.
OBLINGER's store in Lewisville.
!. sg- Mackerel at Sc per half barrel at
the store of c. G. OBLINGER, Lewisville,
this county.
I@r Anchor white lead-at SO per kRg at
the store of G. G. OBLINGERj LewisSilIe,
This county.
W PrRims A N Navy tobacco e2t cents pei
pound a. G. G. OBL1NeER store in Lew
lisville, this county. = . = = T" ~
gEg- Best prints Scents per yard at the
store OF C. G. UBLINGER, Lewisville,
Monroe county, Ohio.
z EF Hardware apd Queensware,of the
nest quality, can be had Of c. DIEHL &
Son, Lewisrille, this county, at Grange
pHfs pHtlfces, ,,yie '.qs .yfsa n ..aa.gg9
Is EFGo to C. DIEHL 4 Son, Lewis
vile, this county, for any article you
ilwant in the dry goods, notion, grocery,
hardware or Queensware lineal = =.
Nav 25-6w.---rs
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SBARNEsvILLE DIsTR1cT The follow
In appointments are announced for the
second round. IS. Burt. Presiding El.
der: sr
Barnesville and Fairview, July 4.
Be!laire and Bridgeport, Julytll.
-Baraesgille, circuit, ,Somerton and
Hendrysburgh, July Is. :.
b Centreville and Beallsyille, july 25a
81 oodsfield, Woods fitld circuit, and
Antioch, August l. ae % s'l1 = 3-s''l''-.
Z Hannibal and Claringtor, August 3
St Clairsvilie and Morristowh, Aug
ust Is.
Belmont, August 90.
Bellaire circuit and ,Powhatan, Aug.
ust 30. -
F,eeport and Moorefeld, September
ID p fsr 49,. 4 e.
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BUSIN ESS MOTTO ES.
Talbott's. Business Locals.

we Cell only fof cash sanSf never take
less than the price.
= We are selling our Bss S4HcOY at
Seeen cents
10 ,Om Nineteen Cent Jeaas.roeh owy
We want all that have not already sent
to sendIhis week for a sample ce!Nodr l9
cent Jeans.
II will only take 4 ''nrinate,and the cost
Is only letter. Now don't read anoth-
er word, but. lay down your rpapeE and
write your uame and address that We may
send you sample Of this Jeans. 1t
will pay you we'll sfor the trouble.
r0-,n, w. A. .,& G.. NJ. ,TALBOTT,o
mayll,T5Y. ifi 'Barnesville, Ohio.
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s9- There was considerable excite
meht in town last Sunday morning, Gre
ated by livery team running away
Mr.. LOUIS HoEFFLER had driven ythe
team to his residencein the South END
of town and was standing on the side
walk Watching then, when. they, started
10 run. Il The carriage ia which they
were. attached aan into buggy of Mr..
sHENkY NEUHARr. .in the street near Mr.:
JoaS BbsaBAcHER 8. tearing one wheel
off and breaking. the axeI Up town
they came, from there, at considerable
speed and took the Lewisville roal-
At Mr.. Thomas LlTrLEss, west -ofte
the top of tie carriage came off; at Mr..
SAMUEL SMITHs "a young, yma1 caught
the bride rein of the off horse, but it
broke and on they went. At Mr.. JOHN
KERRs, mile and half from town
they ran against a lsrgenak tree, break
ing the pole and entangling themselves
in such a manner that parties in pursuit
caught them The carriage was dam.
aged and the horses idjufea ;abone ,tht
mouths and heels, but not seriously.
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! a. - t.I-rL |.
sEF The case Of, Ohio rvs, JACOB
SCHNEIDER, indicted at-the October term,
1873, for rasehingI intoxicating liquors to
be drank where sold, was called in Court
the 25th inst, A.J. PEARSON, Prosecu..
ling Attorney, for the State, and J. B.
DRIGGs, counsel, Dor Che defendant Two
witnesses were called and examined, af-
ter which brief arguments were made to
the jury. The Judge delivered tae
charge, explaining the law, when the jury
retired ana. ina fewlmoments, returned
with verdict of Guilty"
The Court sentenced the accused to
pay ine of $50 and costs and be con-
fined in the county Jail for aperiod of 2Q
days. {
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., H The case of ELLA RlcnisoN and
others against JOHN GILMORE and others,
was called on the oath inst. The. day
was occupied in the examination of wit
nesses.n Theoissue nithe part of the
plaintiffs wasAto set aside Deeds made
by JOHN GAapENrEh, deceased, in his
lifetime, to four sons conveying to them
all Of Lis. real estate.--Tle suit.-was
commenced by the daughters of the de
ceased, six hA number, who demanded
that the Deeds should be set aside and
the real estate-he=equaiiy -dixided-Af-
ter the evidence hat- been closed, the
Court decided in favor of the defend.
ants and ~ thatEeae4 hat party pay lone hall
of the costs. !
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''' Probate Notice

A CC0UNTS and gouohers have been fled in
IA the Probate Court of Monroa County.
Ohio, for settlement, by the following Exsou-
tors, Administrators and Guardians. ~
Michael Schaub Admir- of Louis Rose, final
s. A. Atkinson Admir- Of George Schwing, par
tial.
A. B. Luikart q J. F. Thcensn Executors of
Jacob A. Luikart, final,
Alex. Buchanan Guardian Of w. A. & T. J..
PiokeLs, partial. si
H. Farnsworth Executor Of Simon Drum final.
A. C. ,Hutchison Guardian Of G. A. Hutchi-
efsens final. IA s. staa,,5 so5.oe
a. @. Hughes Guardian Of Jsre. P. csrter's
heirs, partial. s-t .sf.7sg,,,syg fa saa,f
benjamin Danford, Administrator with the
d; will annexed Of VIM C. Porser. final. :
Christian Winkler, Admir- de bonis non, ol
Nicholas Staldsr. Jr,, fnal ,,,-,. g. +,
Wm. 4. Cline Guardian sf Gideon clins's
heirs, fnal., ,say..,. 80 - ,s,4,,tr,
Thomas Aoyay Administrator Of Bspjamir
Mcvay, partial. s,sl sec.
John Toni Guardian Of Nary Toni, fual.
Anyr1person, interested may file writer
exosp ptions tssaid accounts.or any item there
OF, ON OF before tho 9Th day OF July next
when the same viii Be finally heard and con-
tipaed from day 70 day until disposed Of,
F. ! Z. "a : - JAS. r. MoRRfs,
junel5,'75w3. Probate Judge.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-06-29

Under the ruins of the old castle of
King Dasohert the Abbe Denis found a
hens nest full of eggs. They had been
there one thousand two hundred years,
hidden from the light and the air and
the changes Of temperature, and the
hen herself had, perhaps, barely escaped
when the falling walls sealed her eggs
Theoretically for future times, Able
Denis put three eggs under hen, and
they were hatcbed. r95T .IlAa
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-06-29

rF The Grand Jury made the follow
ing report, on the 24thlinst, concerning
the Jail: r
"We hereby certify that we have ex-
amined: the County sTaib and find the
same in clean, healthy condition, and
kept iu accordance with law and the rules
Of This Court. =
HENRY MAURY, Foreman.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-06-29

EvT The Masonic celebration at Bealls-
Vile on the 24tll inst was a saccess.-
Lodges from Barnesville. afiDgton
and other points were present. The
music was furnished I5ssthe Barnesville
and Clarington brass bands. In our
next issue. we hope to rbe. able toFfur-
nish detailed account of the celebra-