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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-06-03
Shingles, Shingles!
WYE have now on hand 800, 900 Shingles,
Which acW he sold lo,cer than ecer
for tie nert si.rty days.
C. SUTHERLAND s. co.
Ravenna, March 81, ISIS. 34i-4ws

55s-.SSs-z=ss::: 57r-.SSss:=zzss:.sszzz stszzz.zAS1aEMEWER
Iitert ycay increases tie oi;i:';i:-i-
ty of thi, valuable Hair Preparation;
Winch is due to merit alone. Nc
can assure Cur Cd patrons that ii is
kent fully W to its high standard:
and il l. the only reliable and l'ericct-
cd nre,,aration fcr restoring CRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color.
making it soft, lustrous ana siikcn.
The scalp, by its use, hecoi"c:; white
aad clean. It removes nj e:'ul tons
and dandruf, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stillul:,: cs and nourishes
tbs h;,ir-glands. b lis use, the haii
grows thicker and stronger. In
b.ldncsS, i: restores the capillary
glands to thcir normal vigor, and
will create :; new growth, except IL
extreme CID age. 1t is the most eco
nomicai HAIR DRESSING ever used,
Ks 1t requires fewer Applications,
ana give; the hair y splendid, glossy
appearance y. a. Hayes, MD
State Ass:;ycr of II Massachusetts,, says,
The constituents ;.rc pure, and care
f,lly- selected for excellent quality;
ana consider. it the BEST Pi,EpA-
l->r,oS for its intended purposes"
.~..! 6y az Druggists, end Dealers n -A1dci
Frico Cac Dollar.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-06-03
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION
Relative to an amendment of Article
Four of the Constitution relating to
tho Indiciarv

Resozced, By tile General assembly of tile State
of Ohi0. (thrce- ifths of the members elected to
zach = ouse agreens .nat ,h h Ds staf aha is
vote, at the next annual October election upon
the approval or rejection of the following
amendment, as additional section to Article
four of the Constitution of the State of Ohio,
to wit:
Section o. commission which shall con-
sist of five members, shall be appointed by the
Governor, with the advice and consent of the
Senate, the members of which shall hold Off
for the term of thi ee years from and after the
first day of February. 1876 to dispose Of such
part of the business then on the dOckets o! the
Supreme Court shall. by arrangement be-
tween said commission and said court, be trans
ferred to such commission and said commits
sion shall have like Jurisdiction and power in
respect to such business are or may be vest
ed in said court; and the members of said conf
mission shall receive q like compensation ior
the time being. with the judges of said court
A majority of the members OF said commission
shall be necessary to form quorum or pro-
nOunce decision, and its decision shall be Cer-
titled. entered and enforced as the judgments Of
the Supreme Court. and at the expiration Of the
term OF said commission, all business undlspos-
ed Of, shall by it be certified to the Supreme
Court and disposed of us If said commission had
never existed. The clerk and reporter of said
commission and the commission shall have
Der those provided by law for said court, which
attendants said commission may appoint and
remove at its pleasure. Amy vacancy occur
pointment of the Governor, with the advice and
consent of the Senate. if the Senate be in
Governor, but in such last case, such appoint
ment shall expire at the end of the next session
of the General Assembly The General Assem-
bly, may, on application of the Supreme Court,
duly entered on the journal of the court and
certified, provide by law, Whenever two-thirds
of such Ieachl House shall concur therein, from
time to time, for the appointment in like man
ner OF like commission with like powers. ju-
risdiction and duties; provided, that the term
of any such commission shall not exceed two
years, nor shall il be created Oftener than once
in ter years Ii this amendment shall be adopt
ed by IN IN e
ohio voting at the next election holden for the
election of senators and Representa- ives, it shall
become section twenty two of the fourth Arti-
Gle oil the Constitution of the State of ohio.
At such election the voters desiring to vote in
favor of the adoption of this amendment, shall
place upon their ballots the words,
FOR TIL COMMISSION"
The voters who do not favor the adoption of
such amedndment, shall place upon their ballots
the words,
MILTON MCCOY,
Speaker pro tenn. of tile House or REPRESENTATIVES.
ALPHONSO HAkr.
President OF tie Senate.
Adopted March 50, 1915.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-06-03

Vone of dose days Mrs. Schlaushei-
mer hears a noises in the shtreet sud.
She room oudt und it vas Schlaushei-
mer sitting on his pack kicking init his
heels in de air up. Und sphits NIT his
moudt, und shtands init his head on,
und cry oudt:
81 haf de hydra dog pite me. 1 haf
pite myself NIT mad dogW
Und dsre vas poodle rooning the
shtreedt up, und eferybsdy let him go
shoost SO fast as dey could. Und Mrs.
Schlausheimer get frightened, und she
say:
''Shall I room und got berwick
doctor man?"
"No," he say, 81 might die pefore he
comes, un den would come pack und
pc hounted houses whsrefer you vas.
You know de noosepaper say dot ven
you pite ysurseh>mit shnakes, or hy-
drantfobia, de only tings vat vas for
something's goot, vas plenty visky-a
whole gallon full"
und vent und got dot visky. Und
Schlausheimer vas awful sick, und if
he would hear zone dog in the shtreet
park, he veuld park too; und if he
would hear ttco dogs in de shtreet park,
he would park dree. Den Mrs.Schlaus-
heimer would had to get some visky to
make him shtop parking.
Den she says, "Schlausheimer, we're
you got plted ?"
Den he says, "On de sidewalk"
Den she says, "Vot part of you, 1
mean, is dot hydrantfobia ?"
Den he says, "It vas all ofer me-"
Den she says, "Let me see we're dot
dog pite you, SO 1 can put on it mus
tard blaster, und draw dot pite oudt."
Den he says, "You dent can draw
him oudt; und maype you caught de
hydrantfobia pesides; und it vas only
for zone hydrantfobia visky in de
house 'gensugh.'"
Den she says, "Let me 60 for DR..
Sonneschmidt."
Den he says, "No; dots no goot-
bologna susages vas peter. PriDg
some; I vas hoongry."
Den she says, Il should tink dot vas
de vsrst tings vot you can eat, t,Schlaus-
heiner, fer de hydrantfobia."
Den he says, "DOn't you knew de
principle of homeopathy? ?-'dot same
tings cure dot same tings.' Veil,
got pite on de outside py dog, so 1
will vacinate myself on de inside NIT
sausages. Dots de only ting, pesides
blsnty visky, dot vas for it, some goot."
Veil, so soon he eat dot sausage, he
park little. Den he says, "Do't a
goot sign. Dot vaccination took right
away. Give me little more visky."
Den he got shleepy, but efery time
she sthart tor de doctor, he would wake,
und park little, und call for little
visky. At de last he vas sound shleep-
ing Und she vent und got DR.. Son.
nenschmidt.
DR.. Sonnenschmidt says, "Vere did
Schlausheimer pite himself"
Mrs. Schlausheimer says, "On his
pack, near his ankle"
So dey look on his pack und his an
kle, but dey didn't found no pite.-
Dan6u,y Ne,os.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-06-03

A NEGRO was imprisoned in Wash
insto2 on Wednesday for stealing a
!ot OF bound volumes of the Congress
siona! Record cut Of the Capitol. He
was only following The example of
some of his white brethren who hap
pen to occupy positions where they
can handle something of moreeValue
than the dry reading of the Record
within the official area.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-06-03
TIE FAKMER's SONG.

o, health unto the farmer
Who lives among the hills,
Where every mans a sovereign,
And owns the land he tiils;
Where all the girls are beautiful,
And all the boys are strong.
o, IT'S my delight. on a summers night,
To sing the farmers song.
'Tis there the best and fairest
OF Yankee girls are caught,
With every grace OF form and face
That lover ever sought;
And every art to win his heart,
And hold it long and strong,
IT'S my delight. on a summers night,
To sing the farmers song.
'Tis there the tall and manly
Green Mou ntain boys are seen,
So called because the mountains,
And not the boys, are green.
They always strive to win the right,
And to resist the wrong;
. 'Tis my delight on a summers night,
To sing the farmers song.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-06-03

A MAN digging well in New Jer-
sey came across hoop-skirt eighteen
feet beneath the surface of the ground,
and it flew up and struck him across
the nose just as naturally as if he had
come across it in an alley.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-06-03

"A WOMAN" says Buckle, .'reaches
her prime between thirty-live and
forty" And if she only gets primed
at that age we should respectfully
like to inquire when she goes Off?
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-06-03

A GENTLEMAN of color called at a
Kentucky Post-office recently and
wanted to know: "Does dis postor1is
keep stamped antelopes?" He was
doubtless convinced that he had the
wrong ideer.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-06-03
BY Won BOYLE.

sCLAUsHEIMER PITEs HIMSELF NIT
A DOG.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-06-03
BuokiD cIiam's Dye

LC.5 III : " tiISNERS.
As o"r I,e:lawcr iii many cases
requires too long 4 time, and leo
much care, 10 restore gray or 1!dcd
Nhi,keys, ve have prepared this
dye, IL ore jj!'Fa'Tfj io.; ; which VII
quickly and e:Icctua!ly accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces ! color which will
neither rob nor wash oG. Sold by
al Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured By Il. p. HAL, G. CO.,
NASHUA. NH.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-06-03
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment to the Con-
StitutinI, nf the State Of OhiO


Resolced. BY the General Assen,6iy of tie State
of ohio. That an amendment to the Ion>i itui ion
OF the state OF Ono be proposed in the following
words. to wit: Notwithstanding the provi> ions
OF the second section of thi> Articlc the General
Assembly shall have power to provide by law
for the assessment OF Il special tax on dogs With
out regard to value, AMI TO provide for the con-
G.cation and killing of such animals upon fail
ure or refusal of the owner. keeper or harborer
thereof to pay such special tax II this amend
ment to the Constitution of the State of Ohio
shall be adopted by majority or the electors OF
holden for the election of Senators and REPRE-
sentativeS. Shall become secrion seven OF the
twelfth Article of the Constitution of the State
of Ohio. At such election the voters desiring
TO vote in tavo) of said amendment. shall have
written or printed on their ballots the words.
= For amendment taxing DOgs;' those desir-
ing to vote against the amendment the words,
:. 4 gainst the amendment taxing Dogs -
GEO. l.. CDSVERSE
Speaker Of tile Hoase Of Represenhltises.
ALPiiON>D u kT.
President of tie Senate.
Adopted March %. 1875.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-06-03
DISSOLUTION.

TIME firm of Messrs. Flath & Poe has this
i day been dissolved by mutual consent.
Tine business in the future will be carried on
by Peter Flath. All persons having unsettled
accounts with the old firm will please call and
settle the same without delay.
PETER FLATH,
WIN. L. POE.
Ravenna. O., April "a, 1875. 34s-2t,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-23

ssnn pom BIT. UNI bib ME mebr ,u
feb'n. @ebmdtbis i6eipe Id pom Dir
Getnen, ua~bsfannten G1npsrn isole i'd
fntsssen, UNI cine nsue 6eimatb 40
ludsn. etnen neuen 6erp au bauen.
8ts mfrr es mir wObl erssb'n2 eiebss.
beutI6es 8aterlanp! Binp' Id emf
Elm beh rec Slid. rann rent' i6 frct
on cid ;urlf!
unr maude frOmme gbrihen3eeIe
mag ancd@tia esbstet baten um cine
asIs9nste Belle, nm SGuB In zen Sc,
Fabren ess f1irmilhen Meeres. gin.
lam lae rie W~rdnsbdusrin NIT Marsas
retb i'm WewibIe Der Wsnae. 8sies
weiuten. belize beteisn! a6, wte 10 uns
germ 6@iepen 1e aus pem alien @aters
lanpel mie trauriQ paren pie Nbnun<
gen, bic ibr Ger; stfluten ! Marie atsr
bate fhnsu Ssfanntl6aft NIT einem
bmufsn 0anrIunsepiensr aema6t,
nnr unterbieIt fh su gut, ole paB FL
an etras Inrers6 tGtte renfsn tSnnen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-23
Oefentltde 9aufiQQuua.

Sett LANCER 3eit lit i'd an gerRcpfune uub
unpereaulihfeit unb mad benz Id unniBer Wetle
bebeuienbe Sumrnen an Ner,te ausaeaeben
bate, lisB ib mid iberrebsn Dr. Mua. R5nta's
Samburger Grcpfen ~ psrluden DurH bereu
lau9iamen @ebrau6 babe i'd mid nun a1ualiH
bon pteiem be(tEerIihsn lletel Qebeilt. SD
ratbe baber jeteu1, etnfn 8orratb tcrleiben I'm
Saaie ~ balten.
Soieph Dfeiler, Chicago. SGs.
Aufrfennung. Serr 8. Norpmann.
U rs ,. >. Calhoun Co., Sas., iibermaGte
us 5eiaenbrS sur 8erSTentli6une : Dtele paar
Setlen ihide tb @u6, weIGe Sbr Der Mabrbeit
gfntdB perDfentli6en fSnnt, bamit aud anpere
lftnence Meni5en dnsetrisben werben, Or. Wus
gut aDntg'e hamburger Grcpfen su gebrau&en.
Otslf!ben babsn bet mir tur ppleu 3ufriehen.
belt aeptrft unb i'd bin 70 eefnno. ME i'd felt
LANCER s3fit ntht eewfien. Metne 8rau bat bic.
lelbsn aaG setrauGt unb eleite 5iilft erbaIten.
SD babe nod ME aebGrt, ba6 0eute 70 ,ufrie.
len NIT Rebtcinen eerslen iIrb ale NIT . {.
tor Mu 8. &Snts's 5amtlten. Mebt-
Gin en-. Vile eeute, eenen tH nrdb BON Or.
Aug. 8Snte's hamburger Ircpfeu perfauft
bah, tr1ren 10 frcb. caB th bic Msbicineu In
BITE Staot sebratt babe. Go freut mt , 1elber,
10 ettraS aus8tfunben IA BADEN. Was bic 0eute
Darnber laaen. r'D1en ie sinem Der Uielen 3eue-
ntlls, trflhe i6 SbHea ienbe, entnebmsn.
Grgebent, Nnbreas Wabe.
@tr verSHsnti&en folssnbss !3suauiB ,um
geltsu Disler 0etbenoen
Stster CLARA, .. g. g., Garrpltcn, Rep
Orleans, Ca:
Oa Sbre SamburserTrppen fowubI
tet mir als aud BET Serittebenen anberen Ser
ionsn NIT gutem Grfolse ~trtrtteu, fann Id utHi
ur,bin, Sbnen metne %Nnertennuna bariibes
aus3uipre6sn unt bite Gle, mtr trtebfr auaR-
ss 5laf9en su3ueuben.
Die Nrobc beffdnben.
Trau @briftna Wietltr, Mbbtlon, SHE. tketIt
nns tcIgenbeS nit:
Sett LANCER .3eit lit id an 6erstlcpfen une
unssrbaultttsit, unb babe rtan1en Dollar fir
Optipren auseeeebsn. Naes mar fit uihts.
Dur@ ben 8ebrau& Don Or. Aua. & D.
nts's 5amburger Irppfeu tpurbe tt
gang berseneat nnb m59te nte msbr pbne bic.
ffIben i'm 6aule letn.
Wr. @leranper Neber, 2ineoln, SGS., fbreitt (:
9ente. ueIde Or. u a. REnta's Gam.
burger Grppfen eebrauhfn, Gnb febr ~.
frieeen oamtt unb speGen uiht u,ebr pbne be-
felben ietu. Gtae 6rau bate LANCE ben Noltcs
gebrau4t rne tCunte ni1t lefunb rsreen. Der
9sbrau6 Der hamburger GrUpfen bat ibr bic
@elunbbett pteber eesebea.
Heber bic MnerfenRung. ret&e alerIeits ben
= amburger 3repen ate etneua srirflid
sebtsaenen 9etlntttel trirb, ftretbt 1err Mntpa
Brenten, 1amaqHa, ga. allie Aerate Uerorb-
men BITE 5arnbureer 1rcpfen Bon Or. Maa. Sd.
mig. Gin 6err Epftcr bemerfte, es tIre fefne
Weetetn tn 6en Mpctbefen, bic 70 gut m6re. ale
bic Sambarser Iropfen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-23
S&wisseriOater berett sewslsn, tbr oas
etsene bsrsblut ale MectSin 3u reiGsn,
rDenn eS b6tte belfen fSnnen.

S4wie9erioGter bereft serelen, tbr bas
etsene bersbIut als Webtsin ~ reiGen,
penn eS bate belfen tSnnen.
Der gapttdn parb oft erlu@t, ,u
belfen er aber ia9te bari6: n@stt mir
gum 6enfer NIT @urem @ewinisl, an
Ger Seefrantbeit III nod tein Wenlh
eeiiorben."
Die l6lehte Soft, eie man auf rsm
S6iHe reidte. mar ~seinesweeS eeeienet,
sintm Srlnfen su bsbassn unp rcbI,us
lban ; Gle selalSsnen Blsil6ipeiisn. bic
70 lhpr uup unperrouli6 waren,
%tOnnten Gem ltwahsn Waasn Der yei>
peneen nid:t ;utrds!ih Gin. Iis arante
lfbnte iIG (sbt mad elmer Sdale frilher
BIsiIdtrdbe nobsr loute man riele
ater nsbmen. Do in aansen Sd,fe fein
Stud fillbeS Slsif6 3u flnsen mar Z
IA e%'tnnsite fh Warsdrstb sinss
6rsmpen. refI einmal pon Suppentas
fein (bouillon) aelprcbsn bate fe
9ina cabeI nit AuBuf bin, UNI ibn
anfuluhen, Gno trus inn tne1neiat
biteno ibr AnIissen por. Der quite
Otann war bsyiItb germ su pisism yles
bssoisnfs bereit !; er CAB ibv mebrere
Stdde, uno lie elite l6nsu bin, um Die
franfe @.psmutter ;u erauidfn.
nSebt. junser Dam" lpraG Ger
Der 0remre 3u Au9uft uno BEN Nnpern.
pte tsrumnanrsn, babe i'd nidt
Wattbelt eeiprodfn, aIs i'd gu6 |aas
te, Sbr icutst nidt rerldumsn, @u6
NIT prcpiani UNI belOnrs,e nit jenen
Artifeln III ps,isb'n, Gle SIR oIbpen,
rig braubsn wIrost ouf her usber.
fabu? 5abt Sbr bel Ter Ssetranfbeit
nidt ben er6bten Qppetit auf SarpeI>
len uno setadeneeS bit aebab.? braudt
Sbr nidt etmo iegt Suppentafelu. ME
i'd Sud- eelaet babe
.9a 6sr!" erwieperte Nueuf .9br
babt uns einsu euten Natb eesebeu :;
aber mir baben ni6t 9eslaubt, pas IS
notbwennia fetn mGrce, cenn Der @aptz
tan BAT uns ia Nues uerfpre6en !"
nSo, ia! bes @apitdus 0erfpreh>
unsenl Dos if iein 0ortbeil, rae CT
redt pisle perionen mitnebme, pesbalb
lutt er iein S9if 70 febr, unp peripridt
ptel mebr, als or ieiffen fam. - Jbr
perret ldon nod einise proben raupn
febsn auf Ger ueberfatrt. i'd femme ros |!
Oabt Sbr ihon Betn Deer @osnae BON
ibm sefauft?"
uJretli6, mir boben Gle erften Gage
aus 2anameiIe INNER attfunfen. pa
fam bic Nednune fir stn Gldi6den
Bier. nidt msbr ols Elm Stugen, so
Sreu.er Silber, flr elm @lds6sn Goss
nae 10 Rrsuser Stlbsr, fir cine GIai@e
Maeeira oter Noasnwein a @ulcen
Silbsr, fir e!ne Glaihe lei1ten, l9lea>
ten 9anopsin 2 @ulcen, bel unS mir
&c ie nibt 6 Rreu3er tefen ; unD bod
iaaen aue gsute, eaB man auf Gem
Weere oiel pon eeittaen @eudnfen
trtnfsn ioQs. Ian, fi1 entpsper Dor Der
Seetranfbsit gu bspabren. Deer tpsnr
wan cas !sioise uebel bat, balO canon
lcssufommen. Was III au tbun?"
tTcrtebhng f0lgt.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-23

Seoen Ida, Ohretbt unS perr 2ebrer 3. 9.
Euen3 aus RorwaIf, Obir), serbretten FH uait
erfrenIiGem GrfOIee Or. aug. RSrta's
. ambur8er 3~rrpfen. NanGe Gamtie
bat f6pn tbr 6eit nnb TIRE Geunbbeit tn
ibnen eefunben. Gtntge perlcnen. bic l&sn
rieIe Sabre an Der 2eber Iitten. fan.
ben bet beribunten Nersten tttae beluua. Gte
eebrau6ten entlih Or. Mug. R5nta's 6anbur.
Der 1rCpFen unb tuurben.. D%oIfcmneu aeteilt.
Rod ielten bat eine Mebiatn feIHen Grfcle se-
babt ME bic 9amburger Grrpfen.
Gin ar3t tn RtqtomSbarA, Or. Deter Ieis
ces, pel6er bic bamturgsr Rebiainen BON Or.
Aug. R6nia Of IN leiner prarts antrfnbet, f6Qi
foIsenbes nrtbeI iiber bte 6ambureer Srcpfen
yDurG etsene grfabruag unb Sknen auua 3eua.
nib, mu6 Id aaerfennen, bae bic banbureer
ErCpfeu beS Or. Aug. RSnta trubre 6dus.
freunbe ale Nebt3inen genorbea Ent, tmhena
bitlelSen I'D Ia gar ptelen GGIeu ale ,rpbItt6ttq
uub FifrsiH erptekn tattn.
Inter Stelen anSeren 2euani0kn ertiefteu
rtr sor 8urseus etnen 8risf ven 6rn. pster
Offer, Tlyuoatb, Snb., trttter 3eist, BAG be
hamburger SrDpfea bee Or. &us. 96xts
ni1t aur bel tIetnsn tebeIn ID ssbran&sn enb,
fonbern aud. bab scr Der AHusabune berielten
9ranfbsiten rettsu mi6en, bic oft ber 3uHR
Der 8er;te fpctten. DIE 0ambureer Srstfen
baten meine 6rau trteber beraefeat. SAon
IGnsere !3eit lit lie an Gt&t, ta6 fe ni&t aeben
tonnte. @tr b6rttn Ron ben 66msurssr Srce.
fen nab 8etrau1ten stefe Rebiain reeelmG6fs
fir einise ;3ett. Nstre Grau ttGerte I'D au.
febents uno If fest ptecer gan; bsrseReat."
5err 2strer Ni@. guns, 8raty's Bent, 9a.,
fGretbt:
Sd. babe isr. oamtarssr srssfsx
BET einer @flesenbett In Fell, q. g.. eeprhft
unb bef6ttge biernit, cae tas tpas Don ibuen Ia
allen 3eitungen bes 21ntes ausgefaet ntrb,
feline uebsrtreibung IN, unb m1nfGe Sbnen reGi
sutsn AbfaB, frtrUbl ID SbreHa ftgeHen SRtereHe
alS sum @cble nteIer Qetesnhen.
Grau Gatbartna 3immerr1ann, 2aneafer,
9taat Gem gcrt, rtlde dbuIiGeu 2etben unter-
pcrfen NOT, fbretbt iter cine Setlung : Sd
lit lestes Grlbtabr rtebrere Rerate an gro6en
@agenbelGreroen. Wenn Id Gtras geaefen
bate, 70 fiee naein Nasen tptebsr ales bon fG.
SD e'brau@te Gr3tit@e 6tIfe, erbteIt aber Henis
2inberuug.
@ettben. Id nun Or. Aug. a5nta's|
. am b urger 3rppfen sebrau6t, Ia metn
Ragen rrlfunrutsn btrsefsai unb tH tam ia.
ItGe @peilen senteBen. Sd empfeble babsr
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-05-01

JOHN ATKINSON and HANNAH ATKINSON
JANE E. BROWN, MARY FOREMAN and AARON
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county In Chancery.
April goth, 1875.
The hjtct of this suit is procure decree fer the
sale Of certain Real Estate situated lying and being
Cecil county in the State of Maryland being the same
land of which George Brown late of Cecil county afore
said, died seized and possessed.
The Bill that the said George Brown departed
this life sometime in the year 1850 seized and possessed
of certain Real Estate which is particularly bed
in the Bill and its accompanying exhibits aud leaving
six children: namely Mary Brown who is nermarried
with Aaron Foreman of the State of Pennsylvania
Hannah Brown. who is intermarried with John Atkn
son, Alonzo Brown. Jane L. Brown Jehu IL Brown and
John Brown, and his wife, Micah Brown surviving:
that by his last will and testament in writing, which
duly admitted probate in the Orphans Court for
Cecil county, he directed his Executor therein named:
certain WIN. Pearce to sell his said Real Estate
the dec Of the said widow and div e the proceeds Of
said sale among his six children bereinbeforenamed
share ard share alike that the said William Pearce,
Executor aforesaid died long prior the time of the
death of the said Micah Brown, which occurred some
time in the month of December, 1874, and before the
contingency happen ID upon which he authorized to
sell said Real Estate: that the said Hannah Atkinson
aud Mary Foreman each entitled to the undivided
"nesHtn part of The said Real Estate respectively and
that the said Jane f. Brown is entitled the emainder
of the said Real Estate will appear from the Bill aud
its accompanying exhibits.
The Bill further charges that the property is not
susceptible of partition without loss ami injury and
that it is to the benefit and advantage of all the parties
Interested 10 nave The property sold and 10 have the
proceeds distributed among them according to their
respective interests and that the said Mary Foreman
and Aaron Foreman reside out of the State of
1t is thereupon adjudSed and ordered, that the
painauts by causing copy Of this Order be inserted
i'll some newspaper published AT Ekton, week Tor
month before the 5th day of juno give notice
to the said absent defendants of the object and sui
stance of this Bill and them to appear in this
Cou in person by solicitor before the 9th day
of September next to answer the premises and show
cause if any they have, why decree ought not to pass
as prayed A. W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
True copy test, A. W. MITCHELL,
May l. lST.-lm Clerk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-05-01
ElktOn Markets.
CORRECTED EVERY FRIDAY.
Baltimore Markets.

FLouR.-The market continues quiet,
but steady. Sales of City Mills super
S4.37t@4.50; Western extra s5.20@5.5O;
do. family SLUGGISH; Patapsco family
IS; do. extra $50. Corn Meal-city
s4.25; Western $3.75@s4-WHEAT.-
There was very little demand, but the mar
ket was firm. Southern-whte $1.3S; good
red $1.30; prime do. $l.35; amber $1.40G
lac. Western-No. 2 red s1.33; mixed
amber s1.33; prime rcd S1.35.-CoRN.-
Market quiet. Southern-white 90G9l
cents; yellow 80 cents. Western-mixed
SS49sS9 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dull but
steady. Southern 75@7S cents.-RYE.-
Nothing doing. Quote nominally at $1.12
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