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Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-01-30

ceive some attention. Numerous
homestead bills have been pro-
posed, and the present one will be
greatly amended. The law passed
last year with regard to taxing
peddlers, is sought also to be
amended. The insurance and rail-
road companies are being looked
after, and certainly the Insurance
companies need 1t. Some radical
change is needed in the present in
surance laws of the State, and the
manner of incorporating insurance
and other stock companies, other
wise the State will be overrun with
wild cat concerns. A bill to pre-
vent curelty to animals has been
presented, and ought to pass. A
geological survey of the Sta te is
asked for and will likely be I'M
dertaken. Some enquiries have
been made by resolutions asking
the Auditor to inform the LegisIa-
tnre how mnch and how the pub
lie money has been spent in the
different congressional districts.
This was induced by the presenta-
ton of the Capital reno val bill;
resolution of enquiry as to
whether certain railroads had COM
piled with the law compelling
them to pay taxes, &c, also reso-
luton to so amend the law that
railroad companies be more strict
ly held to account for such taxes.
From this, it will be seen that
large amount of work has already
been mapped out by the legisla-
ture, and that the Committees, at
least, have their hands full. j,
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-01-30
THE COUNTY ROADS.

Inotice in the independent oflast
week an article over the signature
of"Tax-Payer," asking the farm
ers Of Berkeley County to give
some attention to the roads, so that
we may devise some way with
the present means of lettering
them. Well, now who does the
fault lie with J.? The farmer pays
all and does all the labor on the
roads, but in all the heavy eXpen-
ses under the present system, they
are not improved any. "Tax-
Payer is right when he says the
districts are entirely too large for
any one man to supervise, and
the road business is done too loose
ly to accomplish much, and not
not money enough expended
on them. If the County Court
whose business it is to attend to
such matters, would show some
energy and disposition to help the
people along, and not treat every
proposition that comes before
them with the sort of indifference
they do, when there is a dollar of
money to be expended on roads,
and see that the proper men were
made supervisors, and the district
made small, SO that one man
should not have more than five
miles to supervise, and to live on
the road he has to oversee, with
his proportion of money and labor,
he would accomplish more than
under the present arrangement.
4 FARMER.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-01-30
FROM CHARLESTON.
Too Good to Keep.

The following, which we extract
from private letter, is too good to
keep from the public. 1t was writ
ten at Charleston on the 10Th inst.
Our friend says -" We arrived
here one week ago to-day, and b.
and / are hanging with tenacious
grip on the ragged edge of des-
pair" We have not had a letter
from home, save the one / am now
answering, and but two copies of
the INDEPENDENT, of different
dates since our arrival. Have sent
regularly each day a letter to the
INDEPENDENT. Presume you will
get them sometime between this
and spring. 1t is my deliberate
judgement that any delegate from
the accessible counties of this State
who votes to keep the Capital in
this place ought to be compelled to
live here the remainder of his days
as a punishment therefor. The
punishment would be fearful,
but not in excess of the crime.
We have had the NEST gloomy
and fearful kind of weather ever
since our arrival here. Col. Ben.
Smiths perennial spring. has
been kicked into a cooked hat"
The thermometer here is as unsta-
bic and fiuctuating as the Wall
street money market or a trading
politician. 1t blows both hot and
cold" Neither B. nor myself have
left the hotel to-day-both being
somewhat indisposed. We have
thus had fine opportunity to COM
mune with our thoughts. We have
communed. We find ourselves fer
from the Dustling scenes and busy
turmoil of life at the center of CIV
ilization. We are comparatively
happy. Would be entirely so If it
were not for the weather, lack Of
communications, &C., &c. We are
without money, and have no use
for any. You need not be appre-
hensive of any drafts from this
quarter. If drawn, they would
hardly reach you during the pres
ent decade. One ofthe most COM
forting reflections to a man here is
that he is out of reach of his credi-
tors, and is sure of surcease from
duns during his stay. Come out,
and take rest Sight drafts never
reach this land of promise to pay"
After considering the above, we
have concluded to stay in Martins
burg and run the risk of drafts.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-01-30

According to the most recent re-
turns, the Univsrsalists have 657
ministers, "a associations, 945 para
ishes, 639 church organizations, 761
church edifices, and total valua-
ton of church property amounting
to 81. 845.447
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-01-30

DR.. Bulls COUGH SYRUP should
he kept in every family A slight
cough, IL unchecked, IL often the
forerunRsr Of consumption, and
timely dose of this wo. ,derful med
icine has rescued many from an
early grave. U261dw.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-01-30

"Now, George, yeu must divide
the cake honorably with your
brother Charles" "What is hon.
orable, mother 2" ait means that
you must give him the largest
piece" Then, mother, I'd rather
Charley should divide 1t"
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-01-30

How consoling. to know, that
we may live as hero, q conquer
ora king but must die like a
man.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-12

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-12

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-12
Notice to Taxpayers.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER,

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER, J
SALINE COUNTY KANSAS,
S.LINA, July 18th, 1SsJ. }
Netice is hereby given that the following described
lands a:l,l town lots. much thereof may be
necessary for that purpose. Will, on
Tuesday. tie 7h day Of September, Nert,
and tie next succeeding days thereafter, be sold by
rue public auction, at my oce at the art h1IS" in
Sln. for the delinguent taxes and charges thereon
for the year 4. ID. lcsi. L. Z. FAULKNER,
County Treasurer.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-12

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-12
DOUBLE YOUR TRADE

Druggists, Grocci> Sni pcliers, Pare etsa sY-.l -
F's Tss's In sealed package TOP c1a h.,Nr. ,.r
hSii civ sts-tssssAssrs pFsces send cinuar
W ELL> Ina COMPANY, sol Falton = y y. l. -.
Box Gf1n
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-02
BELLVILLE
The Civil Rights Bill,

From the Roman Catholic Universe Of CleVs-
land, Bishop Gilmour's Paptr.I
The Civil Rights bill has ceased to be a
party measure and has became a National
law. We can not see therein any cause
for the lamentations which escape the Con-
scrvative Republican and the entire DEM
Ocratic press. The effects of the bill will
be harmless TO the white race and only Just
to the blacks The cry raised against it
that il is political interference with so
cal atfairs--indicatcs that those who make
the cry have not read the provisions of the
bill. 1t prohibits discrimination on ac-
count of color in public conveyances, hotels,
and theatres--that is all. Murderere,
thieves, gamblers, confidence men, ruffinns
and Williams Of every type may enter rail-
road cars, steamboats, and stages and no
body SAYS them nay. They will be enter
tanned in the theatres and at the hotels, pro-
vided they pay for the entertainment No
body thinks o: excluding them 80 long as
they behave themselves deccntly. Nobody
thinks that the presence of thieves, gam
blers and Williams in public conYeyances
hotels and theatres establishes social
equality between them and people who are
not thieves, gamblers and williams.
Color is no more TO be recknned among
crimes in the United States. a man is not
virtuous because he is white, nor vicious
because he is black. woman who is white
is not for that reason pure, and she whom
God made darker is not for that reason to
be treated worse than the brute which the
white lady may carry in the frst-elass car
in her lap. Dogs may travel in coaches
may occupy the hotels. Shall women
though they be dark-have less considera-
ton? The white scoundrel may smoke
his cigar OH the deck of steamer, seeking
a victim, The black woman, though her
heart be white MS an angel, though her
heart be as dear TO God as the daintiest
Caucassian's in the land, is brutaIly showed
down from the deck into the hold, to be
the companion of indecent dock-rats, TO be
exposed to frank insult, and to be subjected
to whatever forms OF outrage and infamy
tho brutcs, white and black, around her
may invent. Oh, for shame
As for Catholics, they cannot be divided
on such a question. All men and women
are equal before God and the Church. The
accident Of color docs not alter the fact OF
humanity. Men arc men, women, wo-
men, be they black, yellow, white or red.
The same obligations OF virtue rest upon
them equally. They are sons of tho same
mother, children of the same God, aud the
same heaven viii finally contain us all.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-02
DIED.

DAEOs
BRADFORD. - At her residence in Perrys'
burg, Sunday, March 29ih, 1875, of feonsump.
tion, Mrs. BALsoRA BRADFORD, aged Go years.
Iu speaking Of the death Of this worthy and
noble woman il is une with that reverence
With which one would speak of the loss Of &
mother. The prominent position she has oceu-
pied in the religious aud social circles Of this
village for the period OF forty years, had en-.
deared her to all who had the pleasure TO make
her Scquaintauce.
The deceased and her husband, WoRLiso
BRADFORD, settled in PerFySburR in 1885. Mr.
B. died about ten years after their location
here, leaving Mrs. BRADPorD widow with
a family Of small child 10 struggle through
the conflicts of this life. But she proved
equal tc the emergency. She was a member "l
tho Baptist Church, but WAS liberal in lie,
views aud was always ready to cooperate with
those engaged in benevolent enterprises ssso-
ciAted with the Christian Church.
In the death Of this wOiihy lady Ahe Church
has Loaf a consistent and faithful member. ths
social circle q much esteemed friend, and III Z
bsTeAvsd family a kind aud loving relative.
The mother Of Mrs. DRADFORD, who.hAs reached
the advanced age II eighty eight years, aud
who has IN ,da her home With the deceased for
many years past, has the deep sympathy Of the
Ct immunity in this her sad bereavement.
The funeral services took place al the Baptist
tihniAb .I 10 4. NJ WEDNESDAY, ana were
conducted by Rev. ). @. pAusoN, assisted by
RsVS. THOMAS aud THO REToN. The services
were attended by large eoncOurse Of relatives
and tTisndH.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-02
From FssiOrid Rerieic:

From FsstOrid Reriep!
The new brick FIGURING Mill of John
Beard, at Bairdstown, is completed and in
running order.
John Beard has sold his farm near
Bairdstown, Wood county, to Capt. "A. w.
and p. G. Adams, OF Springfield, Ohio, for
$4,000.
Henry Ward Beecher once preached in
the old Presbyterian Church Rt West Mill
grove, Wood County. So says the Toledo
Commercial.
Mr. Samuel L. Clark, Of Eagle township,
Hancock county, has sued Silas FAIL, in
the Common Pleas Court for alternating
the affections OF his wife, and for adultery,
laying his damages at $4,000.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
has purchased some OF the Toledo, Wabash
& Western Railroad engines TO run on the
west end of the Chicago Division of the
Baltimore & Ohio, owing to the road west
taking some powerful engines TO do the
work.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-02
NEW ADvE2TIsEMENTs


George W. Chapman, ct Al. In Wood Co.. O.
vs.. Plaintiffs, :" CO., ~ ~
JameBb. Jermain et al, c nj,
Defendants. No'"u'ou ''~''
EliIabeth Tibetis Anna T. Pratt Catha-
rine y. Neilsnn CathArine Evans; Herman u.
Pnmpelliy Maria u. Pumpelly George " {.
Tibbetts Corneha Miller John d. Miller !;
Maria Miller; Edward Brayton Sarah Bray
tonj r. b. Miller, whose baptismal name Is to
the plaintiff unknoWH. heirs VI Blandiaa
Dndley. deceased James u. Jormain, heir,
and the unknow heirs, devieees, executors, I'D
minislrAtors and legal representatives. ef Syl-
vanns r. JermAin, deceased supposed, to re-.
side in the State OF New York. will take netice
that on the 81 day OF April, 1875. the plaintiffs
fled their petition in the Court Of Common Pleas
NJ Wood county, Ohio, against them the prayer
NJ which is that they may be excluded fr IN
any right, title or interest to or In the southeast
quarter NJ section No. 10, town No. NORTH, Of
range No. ~ cast, In said county Of Wood.
The said defendants above named are hereby
notified to appear aud snswer said petition on
or before The yh dav Of June. 1875, or the allie.
cations in said petition will be taken as true
and judgement rendered accordingly.
F.& d. X. HJLLESBgcE. Auy's for Plainliffs
Perrysburg, April l 1875. 5OISll rs
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-02

Spring has come
-Dont fail to 60 to the 8. s. Concert
tonight.
--Juckson Star Fork, (best fork made,
sold at NoRToN's.
Mr.. WM.'CRooK has broke ground for
his new Agricul tural Warehouse.
--WANTED--A good, steady girl TO do gen.
erul homework. Mrs. A. COOK.
Owing to n pressure upon our time
and space, several matters OF local interest
will have TO lay over to another week.
Headed Harrow Teeth 6 cts. per ID. at
PECK, HAMILTON g. Co.
A good assortment Of Bird Cages and
Toilet ware, at NoRToN's Hardware.
The next term of the Wood County
Common Pleas Court will convene on the
4th day Of May.
The Dayton journal says that one Harry
Smith, claiming to be an Odd Fellow from
Toledo, has been imposing on brethren OF
that Order at Cincinnati.
PECK, HAMILTON & Co. have just re-
ceived some of the celebrated Mishwaka
Cast Cast Steel Plows. Go and look at
them before you buy. Warranted to work
or no sale.
In our advertising columns will be
found the annual school report, giving
the amount OF receipts and expenditures
during the year in District No. /, Perrys-
burg township.
--Messrs. NORTON & BACHELOR remov-
ed their stock Of goods purchased of Judge
Cook, to their store in Ma "South Tole-
do" on the latter part of last week. They
found their business too far from home,
with toll bridge between.
JACOB SMITH, of Tifiin, shot full siz-
ed swan in the Sandusky River below Fort
Seneca, one day last week. 1t is probably
one that strayed from large flock that
passed over this place some ten days ago.
The swan is bird that rarely visits this
latitude.
The Ziegler Family gave concert at
the Town Hail. on Saturday evening last
While the Little Wonder" is n remarka-
BILE musician for boy of ten years of age,
their entertainment was not sufficiently
meritorious to merit the applause of pub.
lie audiences.
The Bowling Green Railroad is now
making regular trips to within q mile o.
Tontogany. With this and The prospects
now OF the early completion of the Atlantic
& Lake Erie Road, Perrysburg will soor
have railroad communication with every
township in the county.
The river raised TO height on Sunda.
night and Monday that it has not attained
before this Spring. The bottoms nnc
Islands were completely submerged. Th'
ice passed out quietly and without damag,
to property as was feared. The fishermen
have commenced their harvest, and SO IA
have met with good success.
We direct attention to the changes il
Mr.. &. w. CREPs' advertisement in thi
paper. He keeps finely assoI ted stock o
fresh groceries on hand at all times, such n
are wanted in every family every day in tn
year Mr.. CREPs will be found a cIevc
gentleman to deal with. Give him cal
when anything Is wanted in his line.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-02
Weston Township Teachers AssOcIa-
linn

Weston Township Tcachers' AssOcIn-
tiOn.
The following Is the Programme for the
next meeting OF Weston Township Teach
ers' Association, to be held at Grand Rap
ids, Saturday, April 10th, 1875:
Opening Address---(To be filled)
Orthography--J. E. Kerr, Grand Rapids.
Eng. Grammar--L. d. Heller, "
Geography. o. Troup, Perrysburg.
Arithmetic-J. w. Kerr, Grand Rapids.
Penmanship Il D. Heller,
r.sovis,s I Fl. NJ. White,
I7s"' ~" L. d. Heller.
Subiect-Power Of the Affirmative.
BY order Of Executive Committee,
ANNIE HYMAN,
ROWLAND WUTE,
l.. u. HELLER.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-02
Frightful Accident -. A Wall Gives
Away and Burles Team and
Two Boys.
r,psondsnce 7olsdo Commercial.

COrFepSoHnence JOfedo COmhifTcIdt.
WooDvILLE, March, 25, 1875.
A fearful accident occurred here about
1880 o'clock. One end OF Bruins grain
house gavo way, burying under its ruins
two young men and span of horses. The
buiding was of brick and had no bracing.
The fault is supposed to be with the ma
Sons.
Young lIogclmyer from near Pember-
Vile was unloading grain, and Weichman,
a friend of his, was holding the horses.
Weichman was only partially covered, and
Is still living. lie was taken home hume
dately and DR.. Brickor called. His inju-
ries are hip and knee dislocated, The
other boy must have smothered TO death,
for there were no bruises, and he was black
in the face. Their ages were respectively
IL and Is, and each only sons.
One horse was killed outright, and the
other so badly injured lac had to be killed.
There could have been no warning, for
the horses had not moved. GLEN.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-02
Wonderful Success.

Three years ago Dr.. Boschee's German syr'
up was introduced in the United States from
Germany Tor the cure " Coughs. severe Colds
sst,ied tn the breast. Consumption and other
diseases Of tue Throat aud Lungs. No medieite
ever bad such a success. 10000 sample bot
ties have been distributed every year for three
ysaFs hv DruKgists in all parts OF tue United
Rtatss, and nearly 1000 letters from Druggists
are new on uur Gle, saying that no other prep
arAtion in their stores sells as we'll and gives
such excellent satisfAeiion. All we ask is for
ysu 10 20 "a YOUR Druggist A. r. CHAHrSsrr
aud sst sample b"i,le for 10 cents and try u;
regular siEe Is cents. 2Izz
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-02
SHERIFF's SALE.
vs. Court of
Mary Tbom,s st al. Common Pleas,


BY virtue Of an order OF sale in partition, ISSUED
in the above entitlSd cause, by the Clerk nf the
Court OF Common Pleas Of Wond county, Ohio.
aud to me directed aud delivered. | will offerfnr
sale at public vendue, at the premises in the
village Of Perrysburg, Wood county, Ohio, on
Wednesday, May 5th, 1875,
Between IL and IL o'clock A. NJ, Of said day
thefollowing described real estate, to-wit:
The east hall of Ir-lat number Ave hundred
and forty y-seveu 547 and the whole Of ln-lot
number Ave hundred aud ntY-eight (55S).
Appraised at 81 .OOe.
Also, the whole NJ In-lnt numb er Ave hun
dred nd seventy -one C57ll; Appraised ut $400.
All the above described real estate situate in
the village Of Perrysburg, Wood county, Ohio,
Terms OF sale -0ne-third Of purchase money
to be paid ON day " sale; ono-third ia one
year, and one third 10 two years, with interest
frNm day Ot sale.
Deferred payments 10 be secured By mort
gage on the premises sold.
&C. BAIRD, Sheriff.
F&. d. x. HoLLESBRoE, Pl'lGs Au'ys.
Ap. LIST, 1875. 90. 81 "a