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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-03-02


De what you are, and d. not be
ashamed of it. If God made you this,
or the other, you are that andnotliins
else. You are only a plain person ;
very well; it is good to be a plain
person. At all events, don't try to be
stylish, mol pretend your uncle, the
street sweeper, was an English noble
man. You have no "grand aspira-
TONS" no "yearnings after lofty
things SO don't pretend that you
have. Neitherroll your eyes nor quote
poetry that you do not understand.
If you can't play the piano don't say
you are out of practice. Out with
your opinions. If yol think a thing
wrong, say so don't wink at it be-
cause it is fashionable. Takethe COM
mon sense which God has given you,
and use it. Some silly folks may smile,
but you will meet with some one after
awhile, who will appreciate your
truthfulness, and say, "No humbug
there and take you at your true val
ue. And ifnot, why, you will respect
yourself, and that a humbug never
does.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-03-02
Judgement for plain

Tried to Court. Judgement for plain
tiff for$4S0.0 90.
John NJ. Wenning vs.. ]. w. Ozias.
Tried to Court. Judgement for defen-
-dant for costs. Petitions dismissed.
James C. Huny vs.. James B. Porter.
Tried to Court. Judgment for defen-
dant for costs. Petition dismissed.
Barnet & Craig Assignees &C., VS..
George ii. Bostick ct al. Submitted to
Court. Judgement for plaintiff $272.-
43.
First National Bank vs. Samuel Da-
Wis ct al. On note and mortgage.
Amount found due plaintiff $685. %.
and mortgaged premises ordered to be
sold.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-03-02
Road Notice.

NOTICE is>hereby given that a petit
ton will be presented to the Commits
sioners of Preblr county ut their next
regular session in March, asking the
appointment of Commissioners to lay
tut and establish a free turnpike road
on the township line between Harrison
and Monroe, in the county of Preble,
commencing about the centre of section
Thirty of Harrison township, where the
Eupliemia free pike crosses said town.
ship line; thence north on said town
ship line TO about the centre of section
nineteen in Harrison township, where
the rock ridge free pike crosses said
township line, and there terminate.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Feb. 8. 1S75.-4w.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-03-02
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petit
ton will he PR sented to the Commits
sioners Of Pr BILE county, at their next
regular session in March, asking the
appointment of Commissioners to lay
out and establish a Free Turnpike road
o. the following described route to wit
BEGINNING at a point where the town.
ship line between the t wnships OF
Jackson and Jefferson. crosses the Eaton
and Gettysburg free pike, running
thence east on said township line and
on the townsh p line betv e the town.
ships of Washington and Monroe tc
where said line crosses the Hamburg
and Eldorado improved road, and there
to terminate.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Feb. 3, 1S75.-4t
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-03-02
The Bible Cause.

Rev. SAMUEL ScoTr, OF Dayton, o., is
about to his work of can
wasting Prrble county in behalf of the
Bible canse, under the auspices of the
Preble County Bible Society; and The
friends Of the Bible are invited to as
s;st him in his work.
ROBrT MILLER,
Sec, &C. B. S.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-03-02
Road Nofice.

NorIcE is hereby given that a petition
will be presented to the Commissioners
of Preble county at their next regular
session in March, asking the appoint
mert of Commiss oners to lay out and
establish a free turnpike road on the
following line, between Prebie and
Montgomery county: Commencing be-
tween Sections twelve (12) and thir-
teen (13); thence along the said Coun-
ty line south to where the said lint
crosses Twin creek, and there to termi'
nate.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Feb, 10, 1S76-w4
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-03-02
what a maquifcent temper the

What a magnificent temper the
weather must possess! To be con-
tinually spoken OF, traduced, misun-
derstood, and to have uncomplimen-
tary remarks applied to it; one un-
ceasing flow of words about it the
world over, and yet its serenity isnot
moved in the least, its calmness re-
mains forever unchanged
When will the citizens of Eaton
make a move and have u women
and children trap remodeled? Should
the alarm offire ever be raised dur
ing an exhibition in it, nothing could
save dozens from being tread and
trampled to death. 1t ought to be
condemned and closed from use. In
its present construction it is an unlaw-
full public Hall.
At the Target shooting-match in
Camden on the ed, George Glunt
won the barrel of flour; Lucicn
Koons the Eaton DEMocRAr; w. P.
Acton the REGISTER, and Jack Dan
ser got the leather NEEDLE for the
worst shot. He'll wear it tool Cap
tain Folkerth made the best shot OF
any member of the military compa-
nv. There will be another one there
soon.
The Trustees of the estate of John
II. Bohn, decd, will offer at public
auction on the 18th inst, at his late
residence in Camden, o., a large lot
of personal property, consisting of
household goods of every variety
and kind, such as carpets, tables,
chairs, lounges, bureaus, stoves,
clocks, &C., SC. A chance for rare
bargains. Go.
L. d. CAMPBELL, Jr, who person
atcs the comical character of the
Clown in the pantomime to be per-
-n
formed at the city Hall next Tuesday
evening by the sPhunny Seven" is so
well known to our people that the
bare announcement should draw a
crowded house. His acting however,
is in fact, all that is harmonious, and
we predict that with his able coadju-
tors an entertainment will be afforded
second to none ever given in Eaton.
The programme of exercises in the
Eaton High School, February I'D.
was: National songs by the school /;
aBos.on'-a reading by Mary Could /;
the aLaunching ofthe Ship by Miss
Sara C. Stockton "The Marvel of
Modern Times by Mr.. G. R. Gill
more; readings by MIR. Thomas A.
Pollock, of Camden an address on
1.-THE Character of Washing ton," by
Judge King. National songs by the
school. The exercises were all good
and entirely appropriate to the occa-
sion.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-03-02

Godey's Lady's Book for March we
find Oh our table, looking, if possible,
more beautiful and interesting than
ever. OF all other Magazines, give us
Cooley. Terms per annum, single copy,
$500, or at the rate of $2,5 0 per annum
in clubs of two or more. Address, L,
A. Cooley, N. E. corner Sixth and
Chestnl t streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-03-02

"The Nursery" for March has been
received, and is an intere- ting number.
This peri dical is published by JoHS l..
SHoREY, Boston, Mass, at the low price
of 81 80 per year, and is worth double
the n
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-03-02


"Pay as you go" is a maxim none
can learn too early. 1t is safe notion
ly when times are hard, but when
money is plenty. John Randolph
once remarked that the Philosophers
Stone could be found in the words
"PAY AS You Col" The mau who
pays as he go S may u Short but
he will never run in debt. Such a
man will never have to dodge the col
Hector, the "butcher, the baker, and
tie candle stick maker" win bring
him no bills swollen up far beyond
his most altitudinous calculations.
His sleep will be peaceful, and every
cent he has in his pockets will belong
10 himself. The man who is seeking
happiness and wealth will do well to
remember that he philosophers stone
is "pay. as you CO."
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-03-02
AUcTIoNi AUCTION I!
conger & Waggoner.

LAVE associated themselves togeth-
III er in the business of Auctioneer-
ing, and are prepared to attend prompt
lv to all that may be intrusted to them.
Give them a call. C. & w,
Eaton, March 2, 1s76-6m
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-03-02
Notice.

ALL persons are forbid trusting or
selling any goods on my account, as
| will pay no claims whatever with
out my orders.
DAVID DILLMAN.
Eaton, Feb. "a, 1876-w3
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-03-02
DEATHS.

YOST-On the 24th of February, of
Congestion of the Lungs produced by
measels, Mrs. Sarah j. Yost, wife of Fl.
A. Yost, aged 81 years and 90 days.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-03-02

A Few Boarders will be tsken by
the undersigned at her residence,
on West High street, Eaton, o.
Mrs. J. A. BLYTHE.
Eaton. Feb. 10. 1861
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-03-02


The chronological Journal" for
March, S. R. Wells & Co., Publishers,
New York, has been received, and as
usual contains a number of well writ
ten, original articles on a variety of
subjects. Contents:-Samuel Gridley
Howe; Character in Advertising Ply
Geological basis of Religion; A Cause
of Failure; Three Subian Character
Heads; A Bad Beginning; How Our
Ancestors Dressed, &C., &C.. besides
editorial and current items, agricultur-
al hints, and other choice reading. The
April number of this monthly will con-
tain an interesting sketch of Gen.
Glover. If Revolutionary fame, an es-
say, entitled "The Age of Brain" and
other Scientific and literary articles
from able and experienced pens. 1t is
the best periodical published.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-03-02

We give the law in regard to car
rying concealed weapons below. If
its provisions were strictly enforced a
great deal less crime would be COM
mitted. There are too many of our
young chaps in the habit of carrying
pistols, slung-shots, knives, &C., and
in moments of passion they use them,
frequently to their everlasting regret.
Young men and old men, obey the
law, discontinue the practice of carry
ing dangerous weapons about your
person, and you will never have cause
to regret it. The following is the
section CT the law referred to:
That whoever shall carry q weapon,
Or weapons, concealed on or about his
person, such as a pistol, bowie knife,
dirk, or any other dangerous weapon,
shall be fined not exceeding two hun
dre6 dollars, or imprisoned in the
County Jail not more than thirty days
and for the second offense, not exceed
ing three months, or both, at the dis.
cretion of the Court.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-03-02

Administrators Notice..
HlHE undersigned has this day been
j appointed and qualified as Admin
istrator of the estate of Simeon Huff
man, decd. SAM'L McNUTT.
Feb. IL. lS76-w3
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-03-02
Notice.,

William KayIor's Estate.
TINE undersigned has been duly ap-
i pointed and qualified as Admins
traitor OF the estate of William Kaylor,
late O. Prehlc county, Ohio, decd.
JOHN j. KAYLOR,
Administrator.
CAMpBELL& GILMORE, Att'ys.
Feb. ~, lS76-N3.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-03-02

aTried Republicans.'-McDo Donald,
Joyce, Mckee, Babcoek and the rest
of the whisky ring gentry.-Roch-
ester Union.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-03-02
WANTED!

CAMPBELL & GILMORE, Att'ys.
Feb. 10. 1S76-w4
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-03-02

Feb. 8, 1s75.-4t
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-03-02
EXECUTORS
Sale Of Real Estate !

0Y virtue of authority given me by
- the last will and testan ent of Mat
,hewB. Kelly, decd, l will,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-09
Sud- ser Natur,

rntbaItenb las Seifet lnS cine WnjabI I6Enfr
Mttileunssn. Sste g,erfpa beiber @eibIe6tt.
unb bauptiG6li6 icIde bic au beiratbrn bratabti-
een Icqien cislss Bud baben. Die Stunt lanse
az leben unb bic araft bes Nhautes ,l6 ~ ertalten.
sowis Die Grbaltuns Der @eibli6frit. gBie mon
l6rus uub seiuncs 8inber taben fam.
sler5tliter. &atb une sisle btpdbris @sespte
fir bic I~orfemmniTe In Der sriien psripte ets
ebeliden Qebers. -gBirb f~pratSitis ~ssrlicaelt an
i,aenb cine slereNe fir 25 GtS Ysrinntt NSreiFre
DR.. jacques, Central Medical Institute, 7Os
Chestnut Str. st. Louis Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-09
80 / d a 0 eruna

Wenn bel &iben ODER Stuten nod
Dem Berfea Milduerbaltuna eintritt, TO
iol oieie 9eboben weroen psnn 4 Dem
Sieb l Maas lauiparme Wtild, norin 6
Goth Ssnaeliumcn seribrt fnb, Wfor'
gems Dor Dem Suitsr eineicbt. GrfoIat
oas erlte Mol Die @lrfuns nidt, 10 wirS
oas Wittel nod "a Stunben w~icoerbolt.
Gin autes WfiIteI bic Mildabionoeruuq
gu befOrbsrn, 1T aud Samiaentbee, Dor
Dem man tdslid J @aas sibt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-09
DIR. JACQUES .,,,, sts'';,

705 Chestnut st, Louis Mo.
@istt immrt nod superlaAise unt itntIs Be-
banbluns in allen gtbtimen uns 9%eltleGhiSsn
0rautbsiten sie(e ;fraSrtnbtn 8ranfbeiita psrur-
iadt turd. jusenplide Gsrtrrnnsea OSer ipStsre
~sluSi&reiiuns .-gie Spsrmatberbcsa, Samsa-
i6maGe, NersSIs Shwade, ltnfru@ttarfsit Mue
ibre lb,sdlhen 8rlsen Getanfenidwade Wer-
psnIAmade, Nnsf Scr eer 3ufnnft &eisbarfeit.
Mas,sbruns untauslibfeit fir eas Irtidle cher
Gbslrtsn pscr ben GrfpIs in 8sitSftf. Gbenis
l%ansmierae 8alle Ypn sebsimen aranfbtI!en, in
jstsr 8orn,, eas Ylut, une tpidti9e innere Srsane
persif ent, trnren mir fiber uub baurrbaft trilea.
Saniente BON Yatisnten bic spn ,ns sebeiltmur-
ten fSnnen tiss ~bsSeusen. llnltrt trrisisjdbrise
praris, iinb has Stubiur, bieler 8ranfbtiitn
babsn uns Grfabrunsen unb @ei@tdli6feit &C.
iGsrt. Wir I6ideu anpeifnnsen unt Msbilinsn
Ifrift stbeim an irae,p cine gtrrTc. Gcrreippn.
beng une COMPUTATION { ct.
YamplIet in perIieaelten Goupert fRr
,mei NOIfItembeI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-09

Cont nidtS ? Scr beutide Ero
feNor MoSler beilt icbi bodit erfoIsrcid)
2unscnidwinoiudt oaourd, bab CT i'll
Die Sruit einen Sdnitt madt, DEN otter
mittelit elmer Spribe bcrauSSisbt unS
oarauf Die 8eidwiire nit elmer i@waden
carboliiden Saurc auswaiht, 60 itebI
eS 9eoruft, in mebreren Der 9rObten
3eltunsen OeutidIanbs. ga iinO mir
in Der meoiciniiden @i6cnidaft mob
balo BORT an9elan9t, mo man ben Ma9er
wie einen Siltrirbeutel umiuenoen unt
nit elmer Surite wlro.reini9en fNnntu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-09

- Stuocnt Gu sluei Sirasrn al Dem
itlben Siide): 60, melne Serren, nun
babe i'd Sbueu cine sanSe In,abl &a1'
standardization gum Selten gca,ben
lebt nod Elm epabhen nit Mtnien.
Sat pieatidt elmer 0 Sbuen Gin otter
rtidiiGes Siersroidenitiid nnS eli
preubiides 3uejsrpiAmi:ilf bel ild
Gritsr Burger: Sicr, Den Selterelhe'
babe i'd.
3wcitcr @iirOcr: llnO bier 1T Del
Yreube.
Stuoent @ut, 9eben Sic Der. Scb'
nebmc i'd oas cine in meiue redte SAINT
uno oas anoere in Die linfe, barn aQt
beihe in Die rcdtc.
Scpor id aber iortfabre, fru9e id Gil
ausOriiflid, ourf id nit Den Selof.iidel
MAIDEN mas i'd mill?
Ycibe giraer @aturlid, boiu baber
mir tie ia berqeaeben.
Stuoent graUo ! &eaner, sann brln
gen Gle ms fir bieie feds SrOiden nod
Drei Seioel Sulmb0der.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-09
g. & nj

o.: @as labt Su benn ben &opf beute
70 bansen?
3: 90 quilt mid Der Sebanfe, bab
i'd eeftern 70 biel @slb fur G%bampa0ner
ausge9e5ea babe.
u: Mber i'd bite Sid Sreunbden,
tpsr ipirS benn 70 sswi6enbaft iein ]!
3d. Sas bin i'd nidt aber bdttcn
mir 9eitern nidt uniere sanae Saaridaft
in @bampasner aufseben lailen, 10 toun<
ten mir eS beute tbuu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-09

= Gil @bpofat, Der firslid eiie
@rpcnien.eduuns Su MAIDEN battle, murbe
BON ieinem Glienten, einem Sader,
9ebeten, ie 10 leidt ais m6slid gu MAIDEN.
uSa", faste Der Qbpofat; nbaS fonnen
S,t in Sbrer 8aditabe au ben @ebllfer
iasen, aber es lit niAt bic Mrt, ipie id
mein Broo mode"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-09
u nj 0 r.

GDpsfourenmadcr: y@enn Sic iuas
tcbt YaGennsS fir elm grautpaar modem
cann faufsn Sic 10 Elm Nmoritatuettl
Dame mon Dieu! GS 1T 10 abgs'
orcidsn, DAP Der Nmor INNER uur ale
&ino absebiloet 1T, baben g feiner
10 in ben siuanii9er Sabren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-09
d en- {.

Sic uSafob, fu9 mcr, nit mas i'd
Dir fam MAIDEN redt 9rote SreuO' aul
,Oem geburtstaa?
Or: Raul NOR e SawafSpfeif uuo LAT
maicn osauf Dsin Yortrait-
i d III . d. t M i t ab9ew0bnen'S Gau.
den.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-09

Cine 6 0 III y toireene.
Nauler &unbe Nlio $err Meper, Sit
moaen mir Die @aare nidt auf ere'
Monate 8eit gcben?
Mcper {: Stein.
&unbe: ST bas SIR lebteS 8ort?
Meper @ani bettimmt.
&unbc: Sir ,uen ba!ten Gle mid
oenn? @enn Gle mir o fommen,
weroe id int 2eben tcin geida't mrb.
nit Sbnen MAIDEN.
McDer: GRir auA redt, i'd usriidt'
auf Die @bre.
Sun0e: SO $3.50? Damn NUT
id Sbnen iaeen, Serr MrDer, 10 bic
Memit entenntnib bate id Sbnen mid
mactraut. @oicu
Setter /: Muf Gbre, i'd bab'n Sunb
Der bonn @stter 70 uiel peritcbt wle De
@isbar.
@iQem: SIC, wielo fiebit gu oas!
Yetcr: Wenn's regnet, oani, ualSt nc
oas Seeit I'M &Otb.
Wluein: @arum?
Meter: Meil or weib, oGb es bal
wieper So..nenlGcin 9iebt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-09
DR.. WHITTIER.

6l7 st. Charles Strabe ct. Qora
Vim S1alfr s,ptitr metisiniiGer SnRitute, uns
bat cine lanscre yraris In ffr SebantIuna
lsrbutlbcr lne bronilGer aranlbfiten ais iroenS
tiR aneertr ArSt In ct. eOuiS; hie aus BEN
ecrttgch Slaftern AZ erlebrn unb tpie lt he
dltt FEN Ginrobnr ~erinnern. 49,
Nac iDpbilitiiden &ranf6eites
une 6rl9en peli n%erfnriaI &ranfbriten tperbtu
ilter utc nit llnerbSrtem GrfcIa bebanteIt. nan
ZEN befsn mtoisiniiGsn Iuteritaten. Strite
Etsfretirn. Spernatprrbpea, Sbwade unb In.
t1btgtett in Splse jr9eiSli6er SeIbfbeaeduno.
ausidpsifaig in ipatfrsn Sabrsn uSsr anbsren
urlaben. tpelde raGllebenbe llebel ,ur Nplae
baben; @u9ennrire ShwGde, ihpa9es Sebstr-
mSsen. srldpS9tss @spa6tniB, Saut-ausldlSa,.
MbHeisuns scssn 8rauen, GjeieaiGaft 0.banftn.
ysrpirrnn9, 1ei6ledtSldpd6s 81, bic cine
nhslldltbe @be our 8UIsr BADEN rttr piefsibe
sang unnlrgl.b rladert ,perben baisrbaft aebeilt.
pamphlet l3S Stiisnl auf ptises b~rsiebtnp, ia
Goniuitatirn III msiner SHite oter 'brie5;G
frsi: g8c es n~ntcquem IL sur Bebanbluna rat
Der Staet St fomrneii, tprrben Weti,tntn p.r
Grprtss oesr pelf %pcrfanbt. @p Sfiluna mSs-
lit pirb biclelbe sarantirt; tei ,wcifelbaftsu
5dilfn tpiro eirS sellgt. Office Stunber pcu
9 ubr Born. bis 7 llbr SteutS. GpnutsoS ran
IL bic 1 llbr.
Fampblet an irsenb cine Mbrefe fir ruei
Gents.
Maunbarfrit Ha'' f 'a, # q! s:'hs''s'
@eibliGfcit. s''' s1 TO s. !sa,s '' 'f'H
Seice in p%erieaslten umidIas fir 20 cts.
Wantarfeit INIT @eiblibfsit in Dsut1G In stusm
Set iuufrirt fir
l6etr1tDS AGO e''''H
'''s'''' 9n'''''''''" Tlbrer;.
Gleam1ter Sud einbaub, 6infsis Gents
lIebe, SO }eberlfi3sn trcu mad BEN Qeten hb.r
| ~folgenbe @egenfinpe: gSer fol- beiraibeu, ,rer
nidt iparin, ? has rihti.e Mlter ,um 6eirntben.
User suert beiratbst, Mannbarfeit @rit!ibleit,
pbYTl1er Verfal. Die Jplsen hes sgDlitats
uns ter gusi6peifunsen. Wer teirat5en lcatr.
g8ie 9eben nnp Slid 3u erbaItsn, Inb sisIe
antere 8egenfGntt. glae bic AZ teiratbsn te,t.
liht gen, Icllt.n tes Bud lelen.
ga9 elmer leb"nslGnaIi1eu Vraris tetauptc
i'd aus mUraIiiber llsbersusuna taS IS psn
alen erpabienen yerlcnen arle5en tpereen isate
uns hmm rsrlhlalta. es lpate Mot brrumliesex
otcr s~trlerrn ipsresn, ba cs tines lpa!srtn Qsicns
wertb III. Us entbIlt tas bette trr meti,iuiItsu
0iteratu" hub IN fir jsetn Der rs lief iebnmal
ben ytpiteupreiS wtrtb.
pppulGrr MuSgate, baSislbe mic rten aker nsr
Yapisr tedel 260 Stitrn fir IS Gents yer 9oh.
gilislfcr 5ilbrer In Nmerifd. Wau aercjIirc mir
Seiilsu,g hes brtr. Setrases
! Y DIR. Whittier,
GIT st, Charles street, ST. Louis, Me.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-09
PRoBATE COURT DOCKET.
February Term 1875.
FIRST DAY, FEBRUARY 81.

James Simpson, cur Robt A Bowen
G A Mertens, adr Arnim Kaempf
Jos zunann, jr, exr Jos Zunann ST.
John Dormann, g4c BOA & Il
Scheidecker f,f !,
Joseph Geiser, g 4 c A, M, VISA &
NJ Gender
Wesley Massie, adm Cha linn
John S%atterfeld, gao d L Satter-
field
Fred Holzschuh, adm C John G
Holzschuh
Caroline Koch, cur W & L
Koch .T
Joseph Kessler g4c Mathilde
Wickcrs
Joseph Kcssler gao II, G & Il,
Wickers
Chr II Meyer, g 4 Ii VIM Meyer.
W L Pinncll, 6 4 c m h Willis Pen
nington E,N
Wesley Massie, adm Mary S Henson
Wllhelmine Winter, adm Simon
Winter ealf,a so
Margarcth Baker g4c TB & 81
Jarvis .aa
J D Brlens, ga C w & II Merk
SECOND DAY, FEBRUARY %.
Anna Buehler, gao III & F Buchlel'
Vim Meyer, ga VIM B & L Kerley
Simon W Mauschund, Chalotte
Roso
Jacob Rommel, jr., 6 & C Louise
Wickcrs
Henry Frechmann, exr Sophie
Schaefcr
! Rudolph Hirzcl, adm Fred Graf
John IIelmendach, cxr George Hell
mendach
Sophie Jaencke, adx Henry Jaencke
Ernst Lange, j., adm Charles STANCE
B R Matthews, cXr b & Matthews
Aug Nasse, adm Jul Field
Mary Walz adm Joseph Walz
u J B Cantley, G 4 c Robt Biles
: Henry Koch, & 4 c M h G Sassmans
) hansen
+ J B Kitchen, 6 A & A L Shell
ton llf
II Fred Leimkuchler. g3c JF & J
S~chwegelcr
Henry Schumann & & c Mary Tcgge
Mary L Hpril adm Henry April
THIRD DAY FEBRUARY "a.
i W w Bumpass, adm Hiram Perkins
. P w Burchard exr James Baker
{ 7 Nc G Cooper, adm Mary A Ousleg
Christian Danuser, admr August
Beckmann
II Kreiendia Decker, adx c Alois
Decker
u bowler Sarah F, adx Ueno Dowler
Mary Il Geiser, adx VIM Geiser
Louis + Kielmann' adm Chas W
y Klelmann
George Klinge, adm Sophie Knoll
NJ J Lacy. adr Eliza Lacy
Milton F Murphy ad w r Hicks
y Wesley Massie, adm Mary Boxer
Jacob Maupin, adm VIM G Holt
Wesley Massic, Adm d r O'Neil
: Wesley Massie, adm Henry Tegge
9 B f Richardson, adm. George NJ
" Richardson
Mary Stole, eX Grancis II Stole
WT&H NJ Scantli1 cxrs John B
Scantlin.
Gottl Straub, adr d. b, II. Henry
# Aufderhar.
FOURTH DAY, FEBRUARY "a.
= Elizabeth Schlomann, admx Wn
SchlOmann
John Skornia, adm Jos Piezuch
David Tayloe, adm VIM Tayloe
D A Waters adm Henry Kerley
April Philip, gscJ, T, l., M, /
d. and l. Beckmann
in Margareth Diebold, cur m h v
er Diebold died
Is Mathilde Dowler, G 3 Thoma
% Cuthbertson
h, John Fleisch, III Emma Boch
,u Henry Gruber, 6 Il C M Fac
=. Volk dec
If Charles Hoehn g&c m h III &
-. Ameling decd
Monica Kraettli & & m h Pete
Kraettli decd
George Lang G & c m h J p Hof
mann decd.
Peter Lair & & C Henry Rieger.
ID Barney + Mattocks & &cL F 81
I'D Mattocks
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