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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-12-11

school rs n recreation. It often hap.
pened that the teacher wlsan enthusiast
in his vocation, and thundered forth, the
airs set down III the music books With
fervor that was contagious. A few Of
those who attempted TO learn psalnody
were told that they bad no aptitude for
the art, mud wero set aside, but that did
not prevent their Attendance as hearers
OF others. In those days set Of tunes
were in fashion mostly Of New England
origin. which have since been laid
aside ID obediencs to q moro fastidious
taste. They were in quick timc, sharp.
ly accented, the words clearly articulat
ed, aud often running into fueues in
which tho bass, tho tenor, and tho
treble chased each other from the mid.
die to the end Of tho stanzu. I recol-
lect that somo impatieuce was mani.
tested when slower and graver airs OF
church music wero introduced by the
choir, and I wondered why tho words
should not be sung in tho same time
that they were pronounced in reading.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-12-11

NJ. G. Yalbert, in tho RcVuc tics DeNr
londes, tells a good story OF Dr..
Strousberg, tho fallen tinaucicr recently
brought to justice in Moscow. ln tho
days OF his glory ut Berlin, when he
had built magnificent railway station
for tho Cottbus line, ho had invited all
tho leading people Of tue court and the
army to a grand banquet. They al
came and found n superb entertainment
-but-no DR.. Stroushcrg. He had not
dared to invite himself to meet such O
fine company
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-12-11

A gentleman in Cincinnati, who has q
newly married son residing in Boston,
received tho following telegram
"DEAR FArHER-Nfaria gave birth to
twins this morning. All well. JOHN"
Reply:
"Io JonS-Dear Son: I copgratu-
late you. 'GiVe us q iair count
"FIruEn."
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-12-11

Ono OF tho discoveries made by tho
latest Arctic explorers Is that the length
OF tho polar night is ono hundred and
forty.two days. What q heavenly place
that would DO in which to tell man
with bill 10 call around day after to-
morrow and got his money.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-12-11

WHAT IT Cosr.-It cost Col. Kane
81, ,254 to run his Pelham coach from
New York to New Rochelle, and the
receipts were $5,A72. This ID cheaper
amusement than sailing yacht.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-12-11

And so it was that tho PeterkinB had
their Christmas tree tho day before, md
on Christmas night could 80 and visit
their neighbors.-&. Nicholas for Do
Gender,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-12-11
Tie Farmers Lesson.

Tie Farmers Lesson.
II had told her In tho spring
The old, old story, briefly,
Whom sparrow and robin begun to sing,
And the plowing Was over, chiefly!
But haste mIkcs waste, and tho story sweet,
1ressoned, will keep through tho sowing,
Till I drop tho corn, aud plant tho wheat,
And glyc them chance for growing.
Had cyon told tho talc In juno,
When tho wind through the grass was blow
Ing
Instead Of thinking It rather too soon,
And waiting till atsor tho moving!
orhad limited, out undcr the stars,
That know story worth hearing,
Lingering to put up tho pasture b.rs,
Nor waited to do the sheAring!
Now tho barn Is full, and 90 Is tho bin,
But Two grown wiac without glory,
Since love Is tile crop not gathered in
For my neIghbor told her tho ssory!
-Harpsr's BdIdr.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
PASSENGERS SAILED.

ROR LIvERPOOLIn stefsshfp ctr Of Rich rnond Feb 26
Judge james Brney, Mrs JaEcs Brley, hss Hirny and
maid. l. OBren Mre. A G. heTt, Master tI@A hertz'
asier Hertz, Hndlcy. Danil IL liuHt W.
Legged J. ). MeTTsa:n f. H. Kruger NJ c2el Murphy, Wm.
fnersOr Wilson Stewart MTs ". Wilson Stewart Joan
johnson. Mrs. JOah Johnson Mrs. Laznras and six
esildrn, Aueast6 No,l Madame Auguste Nol Miss
Noel Tyler Is. Kias. cart g.. = SeTen, John D. liS,
IL. Real SIR Mcdslon J. Iloyd Fi,ree A. tranSiiu,
s W. Rosnes Henry Webb, Col McCoos. Mrs McCook ~
L. Hilton !. NJ. II. TGhunteT, 1lonas James, X HID
tichs"n, M.sn Poek Mrs William Peer the Rev jos. p
fOapdO. william. Sexton J. d. tOIGOI, Mrs a css ara
rad J King J. Il. IlonbeTyeT l. r. Lo9eyrseT Newton
crane and infant, &rs IiiHDEi MSN NJ
fro-t + A. ftrrar1, Benjamin COifS Misc j.. crow
Nrs Miller, Master Louis Miller. Clarence Iayers. l..
~ sfe4s.aI E1Etc, Fh. 96-h. VOL, Mrs. NoF Mr.. W
l. Tyr T.. EluOre MR.. lImOre. Robert - Johnson - T.
lres Mr. Erpes, M2sfcr E ETes and nurrs. Mn II X
Psicval Thomas Rnthefyrd. r. G. Slncnel Thomas l.
Cutter Matthew Coz. JsUeh Z. n.y. ii ALL a. tscrbefg.
M b. togsrl John H. PTchar j. sowson MIn. johnson,
l. HTsch L. Walsh b Skcy
FOR BREMEN--TH steg5asti2 Saif,y, Pei: 26-.Arthur
lott Grieninger H. =. Pitch wife ard two chlcre;
4 NuiZe aud ci!drcD, johann Gold.
riner William Poser wife and nc II. W. iaymanr MT
\ L. schm iliren 81 - Amalc licsnock. j. is
Mel can and wife Herbert ills George Meyer Eeny Me
Henri essner Rudolph HJpinann, Christian Hope, vile and
enid: Z. IAloresi. TbeO1 WOlraw.
FOR GIASGOW-Tn stsasship ELf0pi0, Feb. % George
Cunningham David Patton, Win PatOn john sOuIner .1le,
josiah King sdy george Campbell A4'd lady, Miss Mar
Iale Anderson.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
Gin Real G,slate for Sale.

BROADWAY, 125x200 feet.-FOR SALE,
4s6 4fS 4jO and 4j2 BroadN 10 lots seven
of witch snd esseholi fron tie Doiard
estatc; proe, $4,000, HOMER AOkDAN, PhcsL
COOKING RANGES that heat the rooms
~ abovc GOTHIC TOPS thar smoky CT 'BIncys, var
rancd HULL, GRIPPES CO., Third ave, above Twenty
thirds. ScId foi c.rculars
IIOR SALE or EXCHANGE, FURNISHED
Il The ine brown stone HOUSE % Easi Nineteenth IT.
nor SALE on easy terms and at bargains To
House and lo, 7st jtavc. near b5s
Ionse and lot MadsOnave east side. l4thst one lot
Fifth ave T. 66i NJ. l1re lots 5Shst, between
Malisoa and 9ti Two bot on Gath Al between otl
ara Masnayes and othtr vacant lots In vai10ns
paris II tie CITY Apply once 0f Estate OF wM. Il. RAY
NOR, 800 Broadway, cor. 54ihs sL
NOR SALE on EASY TERMS and at bar
Il gains 10 ci1Gf estate:
Fonrs,or brown stone house. 78i 5thayc. near G2st
story stone house. 929 MatisonaNe ZON6Oxso
13dsi. 80 -
IL II. AID 20 IT. lots suitable Tor I'M
mcGiac inproy emcHi.
& Ccltlal F9Ik.
T,ro lots G4si south side between 5tiave aud Madison
ave. 2jNl0O each.
-Four lots two Sith - ard two Sjthst between Cen
tra and h Also many other choice pieces IN de
siTable 400 atoms. - - - ...... , 900 ,.
Apply Of estate of W NJ H. IA NOh, Low bfoad
way, 3itL si.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
Gouses ano farms Uanie0.

HOUSES WANTED for SALE and to LET.
Numerous Applications already received to pnrc ase
hire sabe dwellings In suitable localities AMI which
continually office
crsnt descriptions at Josiah JeT 1925 Bway
DROPERTY OWNERS can secure desirable
tenants by placing THEN honsss hands. H. CARLY,
IL Estae Broker l23o Bruaiway, corner 3lss under
Grand HoIel.
tVANTED-An unfuruished high stoop
DWELLING, medium size. n0ierp style, and dcsiribie
nei:hborhool within one nile Of The nth Ayenac lio.i
exceed $1,000 but pay ald
guaranteed willing 20 oiff
Inducements a. sLoE ant please address with
PARTICULAR "HOUsEHOLD.' +. O. Boa O.J25, New-iT
tty.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28

for barcelona the steamships Hanovs
FOREIGN FORTS
HAvRE Feb 26.-Tle General Transatlantic Company's
Perere sailed for NewYoFk al III O'Clock this
morning.
LONDON. Feb. 2e-saed. Flora, Capt Townsend; Eapo-
Capt Murphy; LIZZIE Burrn. Grace, Alice Bradshaw
rived the 18th inst TRmeiera zephyr te latter
Stsyar WIND bound Arrived out the 10Th inst, II ari.
V. Laura nd Virginia. Mary Frccand Arrived
the cath inst, d. NJ Dickie, Arlington, Bemerhavr
nved the 18th inst Ta'a Alhna Lincoln Garelocs
W. A Campbell, Patent Delhno P- Aethusa. the lser
Dublin Arrived tho 2Gh lust, ArSne, ingolf and
Oithona
DISASTERS.
The Scion from ROckland Boston,
land 25th inst, badly ced
The Sabine. from Margare.s Bay ".
into Yarmouth y. 2jth inst, of
HALIFAX n. g. Feb 26. The racket
and Malone Bay suck HObsOns Nose yeRtcrday, and
sunk mus dael, the barely escaping with their lives
VINEYARD HAVEN Feb. 26-Arrivod steamship FrancOna
from Portland for New Ork towing the Wm
we from Spruce Head fer Newly with of bndge
stone. The FrGncon found the
chor near Sh0veiu Ligtshq Nantucket Shoals, with her
manSa gone AID iced Ia be umanageablc with sig
mai oI assistance Put extra board got her
chOrs am tOOl her In tow.
roSnMou, " H.. Feb 2oIhe fishing sehr Celia, Of this
port hLsaYe dHrlng the gale of Wednesday ast aud ran
ashore sand OF tis harbor. where she still lies In
CT tai condition She In this city and val lo
$1,000. The cafe The United states steamship
bpeedwen has gone to hcI ss is'ance.
Itor Ldtest sh'S heuS sec Finn Pdge.l
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28

room tD-idy
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NRw-YORK CITY.
Iexirgton.ave a. 4b0 II = ot Sd st, 50xlO0 cath
waraD. dated 1865 George Martin aud wife to WIN -
LeXington-ave, ssme property VIM ii. Carr and Sfe 49,
TO Catherine " iis BOO
KugsbriG &c read, $50 II W OF Hawthorne III, 250t
IA cooper 81, xlOO Edward kilpatrck and wiie TO A.,
m Wtse Nou.inal
Albany post rad IOOx irregular t24th Warl; Mary
liawx xhurst and husband 10 VIM W Gibbs Nominal
S0tlst q, 100 e " OF dave 150xl02.2; also SOth
ST. SO OF Sd ave, 50xlC22 Anthony s
Hone and wife Mar sarei traworl Nominal
Clh ~, corner OF Concord ave, 2lN21O t23d Wad)
Clara Decker ard husband 10 Jared Har1son 1000
%iid o sophie sciraaer ,.-.,........ $1,000
Rrferes 10 Louis Ioew .... - 5000
LEASES.
Man Van Bur !, to Lewis Curtis. 1000
shien and otliers to Edward McIniosh. $500
SiSs;n to Grand cenirai -. 5000
exr 10 s,SSstaS schmter' .'.. - $500
IT. e1r 20 Iienry So, 100
lOIbS al. j. y SA|t1t- Deputy
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28

GENERAL SESsIoNs-H ACKETT. RecOrder.Aaithew larkn
Kndicnu Thomas Mattews, folOnous assluit ana
battery George Webster burglary Minna Muller ALumy
Ia Chsrlcs chaeer, Janlieso1, Mary j. ko George
Dercy, grand larceny.
OyER ANU TEgNINTE-BkHERrT, J.-Ausitn BLACK, JOhn
DaseubuIy, attempt 10 induce perjury (contiaued).
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
PASSEVGERS ARRIVED.

FROM IIVERPOOL--Tn steamship Eng land. Feb 2G.Nr
Al MIS- Jac0rlen MI. and Mrs. Gsnaut III and Mr.. g n
fo~ert,ial. and Nrs. O. H. Hare. IL. Bciiugton H. o.
s4eyiri, j. i. AL, Geo. Foley j. A. James.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGE

OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.
Sa.i.sf. OF istaSei year' "...-.-.. $1,000
z.hs g S 1 81 ave- " 1900
Davies mos and wife 10 kn.ckerhocker late Glass
ca G7sli yeaIs - 1900
winter, He r G AID wife 10 Hachae Glscy, n ~ of 40
I4O,ltst Of 81 23i War) i -...-.----. 500
ee Of M%rs ST. Of wcrtst year 1900
Gulnsinh, GahTicl and wife 10 Adam Ait 80 ~ Hons
Uoust Of Sheriff q 5 Years. oooo
- n''o = 20 " II : " $500
S7t :, 5'a Of < 2a%e ANU WI wear $500
OContOr Patrick Edward Sculy, Of 72d st, OF ~
3dave, year .--- z'V"
o. s%esi lin s Of a. It mSatSs ,. 1900
npd r. S IS o. AID DonseR ct go 81 yess 5000
2n nc sr Of o ID ave and s5d tear. ~ 500
Ei@r i IL rosd ana I75ibst ! - 90
IUficiall J. y. SAVAGE, Deputy Eegist tr.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28

= TERM-RomNsox. J.
g.. Wincheu agt- Rnteker.
booker lee 60.
"a. Scott and aDo. agt The
Knickerbocker leo
90.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun $50 JJl Moon Scts..... 949
NIGH DAY-A. y
O45 GOy'e Islani 1924 Hell g. Ferry 1913
wATER DAY..
t4ndy 1906 Cows Island lO46 Hell o. teryl2S0
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
Auttiou Sales of Real Gslalc.

I ARGE SALE OF DOWNTOWN
IL PROPERTY AT AUCTION,
BY order of tie Trustees C.'-e
VALUABLE WAitEHO USES
In the First Ward between WsLs a-d Odsip, including
WATER FRONTAL.
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION on TUESDAY, March q,
at II O'Clock, at tie EXCHANGE SALfsSROOM by
A. J. BLEECKER, son & Co,
the following:
PEAR-Sr-F brick and granite building, No. l2o,
and the fyostcry jriek building No. 81 Water-st
WArEllST.-NO. 49, fouI story brick store.
FRONrST-NO. ~. fOuf-story brick
FKONrST-No. S3. four story brick store
SOUTH -ST-So ~, FOUR story brick store
Sale absolute, without limit
For particulars apply t0
JOHN b. sTEVENS Trustee 81 wallst-
Or tn the Auoti0neers, 0 Pnest
PHILADELPHIA CENTENNIAL EXIIlBl-
L TION BUILDINGS.-WIl be sold at auction, without
reserve by NJ Thomas Sons at the Philadelphia Exchange
on TU ESDAN, March T. 1876 IT 10 valuable LDI >
OF GROUND G.rard.sve. and 4lstst. each IL feel
inches irUnt 4st by 10 feet including feet wide
alley. These ois very desirable for business purlOs's
owing to their proximity the 10 the
main Exposition Building, and era passenger r.l
PASSING In front, and rapidly mI rowing neigh
lrhooi For further particulars apply o ELLIS ID. Will
LiAMS, 323 Wainutst Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28

VILLA SITES - Also q charmingly pie
turesgue cottage In The oyeiest scenery within tiIy
s1es NewYork. Elegantly snated ON HDs0 iiVf ana
IN Ilockand Lake. Apply To ~
+. MARTiNDAIE. II broadway. Room %.
IEn ACRES, Pottawatomie County, Kansas;
Itt well watered house buildings orchard cirs'p
L. d. BROW EH. owner 2l2 B0worJ.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
fcnal Notices.
,URT. CITY AND COUNTY
Doaro ano Rooms.

Below Fourteenth-st.
rI,O LET-A nicely furnished front ROOM,
win aIi @OG East lSiis. bet~ een I'd AID
3daNes. References T"Iuirod
YBTu-Sr., l52 WEST. Handsomely FUR-
Il / NISnlD KOOMSrn second lOGf, nO4t 70 LIZ, VIA
BDAED, gentleman nud wie or snsio beisiHeA isi0r
I'D GROVE-ST.-To LET, with BOARD, II
t~st Handsomely tiThcd EoOAs suitable Tor snsl. gnn
accommodations h"he
realized tcfns moderate.
(s.D -PLACE.-Sccond floor front
V),t foIn soutbIB exposure also, other rooms win his
class Joan tcrhs mOlerata references exchanged
~ EAST TWkLFrH-ST., near Broadway.
-bo.r.,rs OF reAntluent desire hone colniOils
a, ablc Iaos noiatod the house ana table
ar LrsC cisas. References exchanged
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
Gountrp Real estate for Sale.

VALUABLE STONE QUARRY for SALE or
LEASE.-PropostOps will te entertained by the under
signed for the sale leasing Fort Leo Quarry TRAP
l0c IL lately by John W PeitETew, deceased
stIated at Fort the Hudson River Dock Engines
Crushers, &C.; 1900 feet river frontage
ROBERT PEITIGREW,
X. &. DOWNING, IL Centre-st, Eew-York City.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
DrookIpn Real Cstals for Sale.


EOR SALE-TEN LOTS, in two parcels,
suitable or manufacturing coal yards, within 1000
TO of IanItOu Avenue Ferry, BIOoSyn Inqu re of MI
JEREMIAH, yG Hamilton ave, BrcOklyn.
EOR SALE-HOUSES-T Let or Exchange.
YER dt 1Ibie locations Oh tc hi Sst ~ bowl ti"h''
5000 10 $1,000 STORY bio@ s,onc or Iilr, Ouv 20
ZOO frame Al - 900. Parties wanting "a rent
VII well look at list. Brown stone. fron ts5b 10
100 tqick. 500 10 500; frame, $500 Ia s'vo 'oah
In OF city property for change. Call or address
Jas ;. HALL son, 81 franALilaye. Brooklyn.
CT. MARK's-AVE.-A bargain. Ihrce-story,
y high Ooy brown stone 2lX45K3l. Carpets oil CLOTHS,
v3ulos shadea lace curtains anbrt4nin eonlcet buIrr
al rms and chandeliers fod Win h0nss $4,000 cash required
KULAkD WHITING, Beekman- st
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Saturday. Feb &c, 1876.
There were no sales at the Exchange Sales
tl.-da
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
DrochInu i)roperin 60 fei.

TINO LET-ln the Nineteenth Ward. Brooklyn.
T. De- three ,ioTy sLd basement brek HOUSE with all
il tca,is; low. For particular, Eddrrss NJ n -,
St'tsun &, city.
rrHREE-S STORY frame house, 2lS Atlantic
II
Iramo house, % Bu;lcrst-
Three sory frame Loas,s lO2 Pineapple
Ful'onat -
Three story frame 40 81 and 53 Nassaust
Tlrue boz "CO aud 20. Washington ~.
GEO. H. DUTrON. ~ Park place y. y.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
Real Csiaie Go GsGbanae.

EXCHANGE for good FARM or country resi-
H dtnce, desiTabie Brown-ston" dwelling, occupied Ny
ncr the Brooklyn CONVENIENT 10 feIrc-
and ears. j. q. HONT, III Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28

N0n-snifin erdfId motions.
CeileT aid anO. agt. The
ke-ehan.s Dispatch
Transportation &C.
Crooks act. Sclmidt.
Deutsch ct al. aft. u
msr.
Crooks aCt. TcmI Teton.
Clunwen art. burr.
Hznce and anO. agt
IiOatOu.
Pre- gCL Busn.
FuelliBe at. Josh.
PAGE agt. Dexter.
HSp > act. Post.
Oaies agt ClAy ton.
s: n3erg ag1 Roths-
child.
DaBziccr agt. FoerstCr
et al.
DABzigcr agt. FOerslor
et a.
Henderson aeI. Fuller
ton.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
n,usital Instruments.


4 LARGE STOCK Of PIANOS, Square and
~ Uprght To- RLf OF SELL cheap sales GA eisy monthly
payments. CAL at " IL MERiELLS, Ne Un.onSlaue
(NO. i6j FOlTja ase)
A FINE STOCK of FlRST-CLASS PIANOS
~ SOLD at 6ars,in- ~ kle:ant Grand Pane n l-r
Square. $50. DO. 500: DO. 500. SIEEDMANS OLD
ESTABLISHED wARERoOMs. 81 west l6tli-,'.
BRAUrIGAM's Upright aud Square
"A. PIANOS second TO Zone prices moderate. Con
saDty hIni Large assortment 0f secondhand Panos
from best Makers NcV aud sesOnu-band Pauos 70 tcn
Nclrruoias, 10 - Union square.
EUARINfs viOlins are making quite n sensa-
~ lion Paris their tone is Pure aud sonorou like tho
OIL Italian they played by Hiyo1, Il Ind ec- aud
their superior'y and cheaPurss have procured r them no
The-e improvements due tO "A VIOLIN
Heims already received nedal a patent
I IGHTE 81 ERNST, old house Of Lighte &
II Bradbury oGer tier s.lo1ii PIAN0FoRrES At low
prices monthly nents at IL East itist Also
SInItis AML4uCAN OlysAN5.
G. Y. BALL Il Co.,
~. No. Is EAST i4TH ST
Chickering's Seiway's. ami oacr Pianos and Organs ow
fol cash. .lsta4IanS anu Tor rAIL
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
Ciin proprr!n 60 fel.

anu cars j. " hph L. III BfhtdNai
Ciin propcrln 60 fel.
A NEAT FLOOR. 130 East 51st-st., near
n Ic1ngon Iaror Kitchen aad thr,e light br,ir,ou.
inug IN.
RROADWAY and THIRTY EIGHTH ST.
ID TO CArIIALIsTs AND oInERS-ro LEAsE ior
S The o. eorar Of TRty srh IT, 100 ~ rspi 3
1 lao 's5 SP A. THe S' az. pcs !a @ o a m ScS e, a.
Tor tenns, inquire oi JOSIAH JEX, No .2J5 Bruadway
ERENCH FLATS TO LET CHEAP, in
g.. IS lzS I & ' ~, atG o T. mp TE!%%cE 5 ~ &ss S.t &
EDGAR LEAlCRAfT,
~ hhAh Ii6j 5'tA - XGfNP. q eI.PNh"'
5o2 Eghth ave. corner Font, iourth-st -,
, % ,f 70 n -I1s r IN M IN
tnc tc't comranes. iiIstcliss Il irynot rNcu.
S,TORES to LET-Ou west side Eigith-aye.,
- '''"''H %" .n E6MGINE GiowN. 1850 Broadway
INo LET-Two large new FLATS, 25x75; Q
Il ons ,'el mo.,Ia imi 70 yme win e,saS%i u 'I1l
F Ff' sS sf & 5 s, H''"F'' zi' ''"' "'- A'
TO LET--From May l, elegant FRENCH
FLATS o1yons all Hight, win ,scry imi r,Ntm1iI
GEiIiAID, llG last 5g,lrst
rI'O LET-In 119 East 53d-st., between Lex.
Il AM thay'T Fiisi tLg0k ana ~ M NJ ~ y; n, Nm
PSi rsaps '' anu iii'O iloo" u ia ''''-f ''' '''
rl,O LET.-Dcsirable OFFICES located di-
Tccly oppcsie the ,iiy Han PaIs he hIst DO ecIng
sNj once eeias AM eonneeod Apply at ii'o
Blnh, % broadway.
VNO LET-SECOND and THIRD FLOORS
upper BToss~ay AMI Thirty ioGrh ST.. 90 fcet
fIont. Admirable lCation for business
FI'IE PREMISES 100 and II Seventh-avc.,
Il formerly +. NJ scf afers sslol and brewery, 80
REM at bargain. Apply toJ. HoMAlNE BROWN. i.@s0
BfoanwaJ.
ITNION SQUARE.-TO LET-Thc Grst-class
~ HUIIDi G 80 3j East Selonlceuth st Known ~ the
MoIu House. faVlupa ~ ~ foct MI sluar,
facing Baway. 10 Is 81 the most gronnnent bu ~
purpose, in thc thy Hu De tt win or
iai Apply u r. l.. LYON. al Arnold, Con
stable .s 60. Bfuaig a and Nineteenth al
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28

COOK, &c.-By two Scotch
j servants WHO ave DRIED togrther and can do Their
vok wen and correctly ss; country; sity
apJ capahlc can be seen az the PROTESTANT BUREAU.
No. 1873 Gth ave.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
Gituaticus rOauteo--femIle5.

A Young woman would Ike
place IN n IT yr e family is good plan cook, and
good washer and also willing to make hfreif gcn-
orally useful rDis' reference thHt vii bar The srctet
Investigation Apply ODELL 100 West Sit 81, corner
of Hrosdway.
HOUSEW0RK-Bv young Norwegian glri,
With rood ref 10 10 General hors work - good
clean Work and
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28

sIRISE COURT-GREERkL TERY.-SuRA, c. j., ALKER an
j.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28

UOUSFWORK- by German Protestant
IL s - yc hastI i6us, and good cook washer a,d @
,rrer ilc and obgng objection 60 the country has
excellent rrefrnces. Apply ut Mrs LOVES l3l l3tast-
between I'D ami 4thayes.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28

.OUSEWORK.-A respectable young w0-
General houseworA best city retersnee sas
Neat 18th
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-01-20
Partition Notice.

Daniel Locke, Preble Com
Catharine Locke, ct all In Partition
NATHARINE LOCKE, Rebecca Ann
~ Unger and Dedrick Unger, her hus-
band, Emma Locke, and Jacob A.
Locke, who res dc in the county of Pre-
BILE aud State of Ohio, widow and child
rem and heirs at law Of John A. Locke,
late of said county of Preble, deceased,
will take notice that a petition was filed
against them on the 21st day of Decem-
Der, A. D., 1875, in the Court of Com
mon Pleas, with and for the county
of Prcble, by Dan lie L. cke, and is now
pending, wherein said Daniel Locke de-
maids partition of and assignment Of
dover in the following real estate, to-
wit: All of the east quarter of Section
twenty-One, (2l) Tow nship seven, ~
Of Range three, (3) east, containing 100
acres, more or less.
Also, all of the southeast quarter of
Section twenty-one, (2l) Township sew
en-, 90 of FRANCE three, (3) east, c. ntain-
ing 100 acres, more or less, exec ting
% acres off of the south end of said
last described quarter, and excepting
also forty-eight and one-third acres, and
one-third of an acre h. retofore sold and
conveyed to William Utz and the Eu-
phemia and ST nora Turnpike Company;
and that at the next term Of said Court
the said Daniel Locke will apI ly for an
order that partition may be made Of
said premises.
HUBBARD & FREEMAN, Att'ys.
Attcst-W. II. QUINN, Clerk.
Pee. -, 1s.5-ws prf S 100
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-01-20
Shr3'iN'S Sale.
Case No, 1854

S"SS AVE- obot
a. P. Young, Admir-, Order of
VS.. Sale on
Joseph Mcdonald & wife. Mortgage.
DY virtue of a 4th plurius order of
ID sale issued from the Court of Com
mon Pleas, OfPreble county, Ohio, in
the above stated case, and to the Sheriff
Of said county directed, L will offer for
sale at public auction, at the door of the
Court House, in Eaton,
On Saturday, February 5, 1876,
between the hours of l and 4 o'clock, p.
M, the following premises, situate in
Preble county, Ohio, and described as
follows, to-wit:
Being 40 acres, st. let measure, out of
the west half of the southwest quarter
of Section 5, Township 6, Range2, east.
1t being the east hall Of said quarter,
and out of the south end of the same.
Also, the east half of the said south
west quarter section, except however
that portion of said east half quarter
that is situated on the east side OF Paint
creek; being about 4 acres of ground.
Appraised at S35 per acre.
TERMS-One-third of the purchase
money cash in hand, one-third in nine
months and the residue in eighteen
months from day of sale; deferred pay
ments to bear 6 per cent. interest, and
to be secured by mortgage on the prem
Uses.
JOHN TOWNSEND, Sheriff.
Zoos Il FISHER, Att'ys.
Jan. 6, lS75-tds prf 81 &c
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-01-20
MARRIED D.

the
9th inst, at the Eagle Hotel, in Ea-
ton, by j. R. Stephen, J. P, Mr..
Christian Mace, of Kentucky, to Miss
Frances Sedletzack, of Mason county,
Illinois.
the
18th inst, at the residence of the
brides father, in Eaton, by Rev. T.
Collett, Mr.. II. l.. Robbins. of Cam
den, to Miss Mary II. Hawley, of Ea-
ton.
"Thus it is ever" and VIC are pleas.
ed that our young friend and patron
"HI," after travelling up and down i'll
single bonds of widowcr-hood for n
reasonable time, has again launched
forth in the inviting sea of matrimo.
ny. May his journey and his brides
be eve lighted by sunshine. and may
their home be made a perpetual spring
by the songs Of houseful of little
"RoRBISS."