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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-03
SUCCESSION OF l.. u. H1LLERMAN.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans -
No 1880,

~. PLAC1DE J. SPEAR, Auetieneer ONCE
- No. 40 Royal street-Tiu RSDAY. Decem-
Der g 1877, ny 70 o'clock M. will be sold at public
basement rotunia Of the 81. Charles Hotel. on
vt. Charles street, bet ween Common and aravier
streets. by, virtue and In pursuance to All order
from the Hon; A. L. Tissot, Judge Of the SECOND
District Court or the parish Of Orleans. dated
February ID, 1877, for account Of the above sue
eessi0n. the followlpg described properties, viz
/. TWELVE CERTAtN TH.UTs or LAND.
together witt, all the improvements, rights.
belonging or in any vice appertaining tand
formerly ". H. viii place. situated IN the pat
lsh OF Livingston. In the State Of Louisiana in
burg District Of Louisiana. Said tracts q
front on aray's Greek, near Its juno lon with
the Ami'e river. and extending in depth, and
each ,saH' h hqylns IN 4 % sstss
HALE ACHEs OF La Nd. situated on the
Pontchatoula river In the Parish of st. Tam.
many. State o., Lou siana being the south vest
No ~, and the n rthwest fractional quar-.
ter of the southwest quarter 90 section No.
IA. and lot No. 3 Of section No ~, In township 7,
range east areensburg District of Louisiana
The whole to be sold according to tlaps Of
1877 and exhibited at the It, Charles Auction
Exchange
Terms and Condttions.-O ne-half cash on nd =.
iudt"niiun. the balance on a credit OF one and
twoy 'ars for II otes bearing special mortgage and
vendors len. and privilege on the property sold
bearing per cent interest from day Of sale I'm
I'll final payment, the clause OF per cent for
attorneys ea In case Of judicial pr cepdnRs
for the recovery Of payment of anid notes or
any portion thereof, Insurance and transfer Of
policy. aud all other usual clauses,
Acts Of sale before J. +. Meunler, notary pub
lie al the expense Of purchasers.
noa 10 ~ "a ,iot n
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 80 704

RY- PLACIDE J. SPEAR, Auctioneer-Offlce
10 - No; 46 Royal street-sATURDAY, ,Novem-
Der "a. 1877, ut IL o'clock M. will be sold Mt pub
lie auction at the st. Charles Auction Exchange.
basement rotunda of st. Charles Hotel on ST.
Charles street. between Common and Gravier
streets, by virtue and dir in pursuance to an order
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated
October IS: 1877, for account of said succession
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated
in the Third District Of this city, designated by
the Nos l6 and IT, in the square bounded by
Margny, Elysian Fields. Girod and Urquhart
str Gets, measuring each 80 feet front on Ma.
rigny street BY 10 feet 10 inches lines in depth
be ween parallel lines.
Terms and Conditions half cash. and
the balance on credit of one year for note
barring special mortgage and vend RS lien and
privilege. with ioterest at the rate Of eight per
cent per annum from day Of adjudication till
final payment; the clause of five per cent attor-
ney's fees in case of judicial proceedings to re-
cover payment of notes or any porti n, and all
other usual clauses, Purchasers to make a de-
post OF ten per cent on the amount of adjudi-
cation at the moment of sale.
Acs Of sale before W. L. Poole. ESQ, notary
public. ut the expense OF purch .sers.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Hoey, Macon & O'Connor.

yALLETTE DRY DOCK STOCK AT AUG
TION.
by HOEY, MACON Il O'CONNOR-Nichola
~ j. Hoey, Auctioneer-Office No. II Caronde-
let street-0n SATURDAY. November 5. 1877
at IL o'clock m at the st. Charles Auction Elk,
change, will be sold at public auction
SIXTY SHARES OF STOCK If the yallette
Dry Dock Com pany, to be sold in lots of thirty,
Terms-Cash before transfer. oe3l I'd
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Aucr,os SALES.
,9.-t.-S~srs-yJ4a~,-s-<.--S,ssae-sy1y
by G. e. Girardey.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF
CHOICE COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENCE
PROPERTY,
Comprising the
THREE-sToHY BRICK STORES.
Forming the southwest corner Of Camp and
Gravier streets,
OPPOSITE THE CANAL BANK
THE TWO.sTORY DOUBLE BRICK TENE-
MENT.
Nos. II md 10 perddo.
Between st. Charles and Cnrondelet streets.
THE MISSISSIPPI COTTON PRESS.
Embracing the entire squire formed by Tchou-
pitoulas. Religious, Richard and Market
streets,
COMPLETELY EQUIPPED WITH STEAM
COMPRISING APPARATUS. ETC.
THE BRANCH COTTON PRESS.
Next adjoining, and embracing half Of the
square formed by Thoupltoulas. Religious
Market and st. James streets.
THE ANCHOR YARD AND WAREHOUSE.
Forming the northwest corner Of Tchouptou-
las. Bellechasse and 1T. Thomas streets.
THE ELEGANT RESIDENCE PROPERTY
Forming the southwest corner Of Espanade.
Jonti and Barracks streets.
with garden. etc.
THE HANDSOME COTTAGE RESIDENCE,
No 3Ga Canal street
Between Roman md Prisur.
THE TWO STORY DOUBLE TENEMENT
No. 400 Charities.
Between spnin aud Vaudeville streets.
THE FRAME COTTAGE. WITH GARDEN
In Carrollton.
On Clinton. between Green and Second streets,
--AND=-
JUDGMENT CLAIMS. ETC.
SALE TO EFFECT A PARTITION.
IN THE MATTER OF
MRS EUPHROsINE CONAND.
WIDOW OF THE LATE J. b. LETOREY.
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JuprcrAL ApvErrrsEMrrrs.
AUCTION SALES.
by placide J. spear.

THE W. IL. WILLIS PLACE ON GRAYs
CREEK. NEAR tTs JUNCTION WITH THE
ANTE RIVER, IN THE PARISH OF
LIVINGSTON, STATE OF LOUISIANA
AND LANDS ON poNTCHALOULA RIVER
IN THE PARISH or ST. TAMMANy
STATE or LOUISIANA.
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T. A. BECK,
CooPERAGE,

Mandatory. Carondelet Walk between Roman
Has constantly f on s,fi hand sugar e Hassbeads
Molaeses Barrels. half Barrels, Kegs and Flour
Barrels, new and secondhand.
Orders for Hoop-poies filled at the lowest
market rates. Particular attention paid to
trimming. se8 Smd&W
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EDUCATION.
:. LOUIS INSTITUTE FOB YOUNG
LADIES'

~ LADIES.
Established In 1347.l
Mrs. E. q. MATTHEY. .............. PRINCIPAL.
A II the branches Of finished education. in,
both English and French. are taught by pro-
fessors of superior knowledge and science.
German and Spa fsh languages also taught
Music, vocal and instrumental. receives SPEC
cial attention.
Glasses for thorough course In model and
the session. Also. Painting In oil and In water
colorS.
For furthsr I Imagination apply at the St.
tween Ursulinea and Hospital,
sci 3m SaSu&Th
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTIES ON
ST. ANN STREET. BETWEEN SIXTH
AND BROAD STREETS. SECOND DIS
TRtCT. ON ENGHIEN. BETWEEN LEvEE
AND VICTORY STREETS. THIRD DIS
TRiCT, AND THIRTEEN LOTS OF
GROUND IN THE SECOND DISTRICT
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY,
Corner OF --
DUNAINE AND IRENE STREETS SECoNI
DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF FRANCOIS LACRoIx.
Second District Cou for the Parish of Orleans
No. a,GT7.

by PLACIDE J, SPEAR, Auctioneer- Office
- No. 40 Royal street-On SATURDAY, Novem-
Der 10. 1877. NJ l2o'cock m will be sold ut public
basement rotunda of the St. Charles Hotel, on
81. Charles atr' ct. between Drawer md Com
mon streets, by virtue and in pursuance TO
an order from tho honorable the Second
District Cou for the parish of Orleans, dated
September %, 1877, for account of the above
succession. the following described property. to
i. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together
with al the buildings and improvements
thereon, situated in the suburb IRENE, second
District OF this city, IN the square bounded by
designated by the No. 4, In square No. 1877 3; said
lot measuring 80 feet inches lines front on
Dumane street. by 122 feet y inches Q lines In
depth and front on IRENE street, of which Il
forms the corner. Acquired June o, 1869; regis
tered In book 81 folio 4s6.
Terms and conditions-One-half cash and the
balance on n credit of one year for note bearing
special mortgage and vendors lien and privi-
lege on the property sold. bearing per
paid, the clause of 8 per cent for at
torney's fees In case of judicial proceedings
to recover payment of said notes, or any por-
tion thereof the property to be insured for an
amount to be fixed by thu dministrator and
policy transferred to the holder OF notes and ali
taxes payable In the year 1878 to be assumed by
purchaser oyer and above price of adjudica-
fion, and all other usual clauses. The pur-
chaser will be required to make a deposit of 10
per cent ON the amount of adjudication at the
moment afsale.
Act Of sale before G. Morel. ESQ., notary pub
lie, at the expense of purchaser.
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CREDIT r6so1EE STOCK,

THE HANDSOME FRAME RESIDENCE
WITH LARGE ORNAMENTAL GROUNDS
AND GARDEN. AND OTHER IMPROVED
AND VACANT LOTS. IN THE SIXTH
DISTRICT.
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Second District court Tor the Parish of Orleans
No. ~, Tsi.

BY pL a eide ( srEAR ASf9peSs
q, 1877, al ~ o'clock m will be sold ut public
auction. at the g. Charles Auction Exchange,
Charles street, between Common and aravicr
sr h sy Hsn and In s o e 9ra Se
dated October 80, 1877. Tor account of said sue
cesslen. the following described property. to
III. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with all
the buildings aud improvements thereon. eft
nated In The Erst Dstgict Of this city desig;;
Po W N Perddo onnsoe and 00 GsSea
n ss,, Inch front on erdY street by l feet
Ienessl. dat q All! %. isae, and deposited IN
ae re % y Witch aad ness saa Il h
BY purchase from Joseph Navar,e by at be-
fose aN Raa of 9SSF"t q S6 .h Ms II II.
bounded BY French e ~ Force. Wnien a" and
Liberal streets. designated as square No. 80.
deposited IN the Office of l., Ferrand, notary
n ths book u piana No. l. folio H. Said lot
10 ' Ss6 u ffRth 1or OF GROUND in the same
the No. son the same plan, measuring french
sneasurel 80 fe front on Ftenchmen street by
1DU feet In depth,
4. ANO Their LOT OF GROUND. IN the same
square a. the above, designated by the No. l.
according to same plan. and measuring French
meqaurel 80 fe front on Frenchmen street by
100 feet In depth.
d. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND. in the came
square as the above. designated by the No, 10
according TO said plan. and measuring 10 feet
front on Force STREET b, $40 feet In depth
Tho said tour lots OF ground being the same
which the aaid deceased acquired by purchase
from James N. Camps. by an act passed before
4. Lisborg. late notary. on the twenty-eighth Of
February. 1862
Terms-Cpsh on adjudication.
Acts OF sale before W , II, Pascoe. ESD. notary
public, ut the expense Of tho purchasers.
nos 10 n "A del y
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TWO SPLENDID VACANT LOTS OF GROUND
ON MARIGNY STREET, BETWEEN GIROD
AND URQUHART STREETS, THIRD
DISTRICT.
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SUCCESSION or FRANK KATHMAN.

Dy PLAOtDE ]. SPEAR, Auctioneer-- ONCE
ID 40 Royal street-sATUHDAY, December r..
1877 at - o'clock m. Will be sold al public an O.
fIon, nj the st. Charles Auction Exchange, In
the basen mt rotunda st. Charles Hotel. Oh st.
Charles Street. tween Common and aravler
streets, by virtue and IN pursuance TO an order
from the Hon. A. j., Tissot. Judge of the
Second District court for the parish Of Orleans
dated November Q, 1877, fpr account of the above
succession. the following described property,
TWo CERTAIN LOTS or GROUND. together
with the buildings and impr ,vem snts thereon
situated Ia tue Second, District Of this city In
The square bounded by Canal, Customhv,ise,
Maraa and vil,re streets, designated as lots
Nos. 8 aud I, IN .sunare No. 20, and measuring
each 40 feet inches lines front on Custom
house street by ia feet In depth between parai-
lei lines.
Terms and Conditions -One-third cash; the
balance on % credft Of one and two years for
notes bearing special m ,rtgage and vendors
lien and privilege, with = per cent Interest
per annum from day Of ADJUDICATION until final
payment. the clause OF per cent for attorneys
fees In case Ut Judicial proceedings for the re-
covery OF payment VI said notes or anv portion
thereof, the build ngs to be kept insured In sum
" be flxed by the administrator and policies
transferred TO him or uUldprs Of said nples and
all other usual clauses Purchasers will bp re-
auired to make d, . sit Of 10 per cent on the
amount oi adjudication NJ the moment of SALE
Acts Of sale before A. II Bienvenn, ESQ. notary
public. at the expense of the purchasers.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PERDlDO
STREET, BETWEEN JOHNSON AND
dALVE1 STREETS. FIRST DISTRICT.
AND VACANT LOTS IN THE THIRD
DISTRICT.
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Second District Court for the parish Of orleans-a
No. 3gs0l
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SUCCESSION OF MAaDALENA RINK. DE
CEASED WIFE OF W. +. RAMP.
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Auction SALES.


THE TWO SPLENDID Two-sToRY BRICK
RESIDENCE w1TH IRON vEhANDAHs.
NOS. 2s. AND go CUsToMHoUsEs STREET,
BltTWEIN vlLLtGRE AND MAnAts
STREETS, SECOND DISTRICT
SUCCESSION or FRANK KAUFMAN.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. ~, $40.
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SUCCESSION OF THE LATE IoHENzo
CARBO.
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SUCCESSION OF EFONINE OUTLET. WIFE
OF AUGUSTA MONTAMAT.
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IN THE MATTER OF
MRS, EUPHROsINE CONAND.
WIDOW OF THE LATE j. d. LETOREY.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-01
POETRY.
Indian summer.
By J. p. IRVINE.

At last the toil-encumbered days are over,
And airs of noon are mellow as the morn;
The blooms are brown upon the seeding
clover,
And brown the silks that plume the ripen-
ing corn
All sounds are hushed of reaping and of new
ing:
The winds are low; the waters lie uncurled;
Nor thistle-down nor gossamer is flowing.
So lulld in languid Incidence the world.
And vineyards wide and farms along the val
ley
Are mute amid the vintage and the, ,sheaves,
Gaye round the barns the noise of fout ano
sally =
Among the tenantmasons of the caves.
Afar the upland glades are fecked in dapples
By focks of lambs u gambol from the fold;
And orchards bend beneath their weight OF
apples;
And groves are bright in scarlet and in
gold.
But bark! hear the pheasant's muffied
drumming,
The turtles murmur from distant dell,
A drowsy bee in may tangles humming,
The far, faint, tinkling tenor of a bell
And now, from yonder beech-trunk sheer and
sterile
The rat-tat of the yellow hammers bill,
The sharp staccato barking of the squirrel,
A dropping nut, and all again is still.
-[Scribner for November.
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In the Old South Church--BOs
ton, 1877.
By J. G. WHITTIER.

By J. G. WHITTIER.
She came and stood in the Old South Church
A wonder and sign,
With the look the old time sibyls wore,
Half crazed and half divine.
Save the mournful sackclcth, about her
wound,
Unclothed as the primal mother,
With limbs that trembled and eyes that
burned
With fire she dared not smother.
Loose on her shoulders fell her hair,
With sprinkled ashes grey;
She stood in the broad aisle, strange and weird
AS soul at the judgment day.
And the minister paused in his sermons
midst,
And the people held their breath;
For these were the words the maiden spoke
Through lips as pale as death:
ssRepent, repent! ere the Lord shall speak
In thunder and breaking seals !
Let all men worship Him in the way
That his light within reveals"
sThus saith the Lord With equal feet,
All men my course shall tread;
And priest and ruler no more Shall eat
My people up like bread.
She shook the dust from her naked feet,
And ,.er sackcloth closer drew;
And into the porch of the awe-hushed church
She passed like a ghost from view.
They whipped her away at the tail o the cart
(Shall blame to the angry town.;
But the words, the words she uttered thai
day, nor fire
Gould burn nor water drown.
To-day the aisles of the aAcient church
By equal feet are trod;
And the bell that swings in its belfry rings
Freedom to worship God.
And new, whenever wrong is done,
1t thrills the conscious walls;
The stone from the basement cries aloud,
And the beam from the timber calls.
There are steeple houses on every hand,
And pulpits that bless and ban;
And the Lord will not grudge the single
church
That Is sci apart for man.
For in two commandments are all the law
And the prophets under the sun,
And the first is last, and the last is first,
And the twain are verify one.
So long as Boston shall Boston be,
And her bay tides rise and fall,
Shall freedom stand in the Old South Church
And plead for the rights of all.
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VARIETIES.

Cincinnati consumed $1,000 barrels
of beer during August.
New York street railroads carried
l65. .O00, 600 passengers last year.
Napoleon " has given his photo
graph, surrounded by diamonds, to the
Pope.
Potatoes sell at Swanton, VT, at 70
cents per bushel, and the crop is abun-
dant.
1t is announced that the order OF
Orangemen in the United States has d
membersbip'of 65,0O0.
The cultivation of sweet potatoes has
been tried with success at West STRAIT
ford, Ct, this season.
In New Jersey, when they want 10
praise man, they say, "He has such
mean looking face that fly would't
light on it.
"Of few men dying at the age of Sc" !"
remarks the Atbeneum, ''can it be
said so truly a. of NJ. Thiers, that they
have died loo soOn."
Texas might be cut up into five
States as large as Illinos, each contain
ing A, 5,00a square miles, and an early
nI0y enent toward this end Is now pre-.
dieted.
j. J. Fox, farmer liv ng near Peru,
Ind, lost nearly 800 bushels of wheat
recently, by spark from the engine
lemplOyed in thrashing il.
Mr.. Archibald Forbes, the great wal
correspondent of the London Daily
News, receives So coo year, whether
he is employed or not.
The wheat crop OF, Iowa, Wisconsin
and Kansas in 1875 yielded $4,000, ,O0t
bushels; in 1876, 81 900, 900, and in 1877
III 100000.
"The Lightning Mule" said to be
the fastest mule On record, is at Lafay'
ette, Ind. The owner ssys that hi:
mule can trot mile in 2:30.
1t has bt en- proved in Nevada anC
other ilver-producing States of The
West that capital devoted to agricuI
ture pays better and more regularly
tnan if put into gold and silver mines
"Oh George, Pm ashamed of you
rubbing your lips like that, after tha
dear little French girl has given you
kiss!" "I'm not rubbing it cut, mann
ma-Tm rubbing Ii inn"
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TO you and 10 suffering humanity to give the
following testimony respecting the wonderful
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Of WILD CHERRY and 'SARSAPARILLA
and TAR PILLS. i was afflicted with vio>
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appetite nearly gone, and my stomach so very
weak that my physician was at q loss To knaw
what TO do for me, as everything ! used in khe
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In this awful condition, and gave up all hopes
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the use ofyour syrup and Pills. which i'm
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dress me n the factory. or al my residence.
EAWARD II. HANSON.
Engineer al George Sweeney's Pottery. Ridge
Road, below Wallace, Philadelphia
Over 20 years have ELAPSED. and Mr. Hanson
still remains hearty man 10 this time, Sep
tember. 1876.
PRICE s1OO 6 BOTTLES FOR $500.
If hot sold by your druggist or storekeeper,
we will forward half a dozen 10 any address,
ireight paid, on receipt of the price. Prepared
only by
DIR. SWAYNE & son.
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Guaranteed Speculation

S4oo invested by Us In 60 days SsradJIes
nave made $500 500 have paid 81 40 IA
W dnys. We guarantee ali 10 day Siraddles.
money refunded II no profit is made Refer,
ences given. Correspondence solicited.
W.T.. HUBBELL q co,
members New YORK Mining Stock Exchange
P.O. Box 2,6l3. 40 Broad Street. n. 1eo'
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TINES OF HOLDING COURTS
In THE
Eighth Judicial District of Ohio.
FOR THE YEAR 1875.

We, the Judges of the Courts of Common
Pleas, within and for the Eighth Judicial Dis
| trict in the State of Ohio, hereby order and
direct that the several terms of the Distric.
Court and the Courts of Common Pleas,
within and for the several counties in said
District, shall be begun and held on the
dates hereinafter named, during the year
1873, to wit:
DISTRICT COURT.
Belmont county, Wednesday, April Sd.
Jefferson county, Tuesday, August 9th.
! Harrison county, Monday, September 3D.
Tuscarawas county, Thursday, September
5th.
Guernsey county, Tuesday, September 10th.
Monroe county, Tuesday, September I7th.
Noble county, Friday, September 10Th.
Morgan county, Wednesday, September 25th
Muskingum county, Monday, September Both
Courts of Common Pleas.
Muskingum county, January Sth, April
22d, and November 11th.
Morgan county, March 9th, June 18th, and
October 9th
Noble county, January 21st, April 2ed, and
October 14th.
Guernsey county, February 10Th, MAY 21st
and November 18th.
Belmont county, January 10th, April 2Sd,
and October 29th.
Monroe county, March 9Th, June 18th, and
October 9th
jefferson county, January 7th, April 29d,
and November 25th
Tuscarawas county, February 4th, May Goth,
and October GOTH
Harrison county, March 4th, June 18th, ano
October 9th.
The terms of said courts shall commence at
NINE O'CLOCK A Ion the several days named
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package contains a Treatise on Catarrh aud
DR.. Sanford's improved Inhalipg Tube, and
fuii directions for is use In all cases.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-01

The Leinsic police are making war
on ladies' trains in the street. Notice
has been given through the newspapers
that any person whose dress is found
trailing on the sidewalk will be fined