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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-02-02
Qllt Bnlltti'l,
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY, 2. 1877.

A DISPATCH from Des Moinas says
that Lieut.. Gov. Newbold has arriv-
ed, and will Immediately assume the
duties of Governor. Gov. Kirkwood
leaves for Washington to-day.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-02-02

The Manchester Press has sub
scriber named Belknap, who takes nine
copies or the Press every year. Such
good works will redeem the family name
The Delaware Belknap has good taste
and llbcrality.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-02-02
Champion Farm for Sale.

offer for sale what is known as the Gaylord
farm consisting of I $50 acres. lying in Middle
field township, Buchanan county, Iowa, and with
in one mile Of Winthrop Station, on the Ill. Cen
trail Railroad. For stock and grain farm it 10
unsurpassed Buffalo Greek runs through it,
There IL proper amount Of hrstclass arabic
land on the same. The balance Is good grass
land. All the land 10 under fence and in cultiva-
ton. There are two dwelling houses; one large
for the place. would prefer to sell it rs whole.
but il desired, will sell In parcels.
One-third Of purchase money CASH The bal
ance on three to 1--we years at eight per cent inter-
est For information address, LAKE s. HARMON,
Independence, Iowa. Or
ROBERT WATSON,
12.l9m3 Milwaukee, Wis.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-02-02
NOTICE OF PROVING WILL.

STATE OF IOWA., In Circuit Court, Febru-
Buchanan County, AIRY Term, 1877.
To all Whom Il may C0Rcern.
VOU are hereby notified that an instrument in
Il writing, purporting to be the last will and
testament Of Truman Nichols, deceased, late OF
Fairbank township, Buchanan county, Iowa, was
opened and read in open Court on the Goth day Of
January, 1877, and Friday, the 23d day of Februa.
ry, 1877 waf fixed by the Court for proving and
admitting the same to probate.
Witness my hand and the seal of the Circuit
Court in and for said county, this Goth day of jan
uary. 1877. D. L. SMITH,
TSEALl Sw27 Clerk of Circuit Court.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-02-02
NATAL III thesa tmo to,rnshins


Assessed valuation Of Independence. Is 9sa, 2Os
. p" = Washington Tp.. $3.50, 753
$ $ Sumner Tp.,.... 23O927
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-08-18
Ger $apbir
Bon
g. MrtpeD.
C6prtiesung.)
@lfteS &apitel.
6. Nrtpeb.

Shwere 0cIfen bfneen ON 6immeI.
unoufk5rlih ilI5mte Der Heosn Don ibs
men berniecer, aIe Ger Woraen zines
aroeen Cages anbra6. zines Goaes,
csi1sn Bepeutune dber Sabrbunperte
binausrethen wirr.
&c mar Ger 8. December nes 9abree
1869.
Yin csmlelben Datum, on pel6em
Dapft Plus TX. eis unbtasdte en-
pfdnanib Der alIetfeIisfen Sunefrau
stnf ole Iosmu afldrt bate. bertef e.
bsute 40 Ct. Peter IN Nom Die B,ln5fe
3ur feterlt6sn GrSfnuus css pattelnts
l6en @OneiIs.
Die @Icden Ger gafltfa ,iefen beuts
ole 0ntreter Ger ganBen faitOltlhen
0elt an cos 6rab res GIrfsn Der
ApoRsl. uu I6 um ben lbron feines
No6fOlaers alft@ 0lteperp en- ben &c
mstnlamsn Scpf gu rsiben.
Die @noee @cttee f6enfte Der fret
tsnesn air@e einen Gussnblif biu,mt
lden GrtumpkeS. benu rte au eenerl e.
etnf sslprcdsn @ebet bin In ale
sdncer unp lebret ale W5lfer, l6aarten
fl3 teuts. pur6 teiItaen @ehcrlam ae,
bunpsr. UNI bic Yerlpn (tinss S,sQser>
trstere auf Grren.
Suate Elm 70 erbatenes Rei1pih Dor
fattolilter @rSBe unp faitUlH6er GIN
belt In einsm 9obtbunee,t pcu unalou.
ben A~tssfauene surldrufsn, Orsr luute
20 Sene, Die ft6 beute Gus cen fernisn
lbsiIsn Der We!t bier sulammenfanpen.
neu rpetben unc fdplsn. wsnn in DC,
fernen peimotb Ger a~emeinlame Dot
Ger Welt cas- eemeiniame 6e,lietbuu
onsrnfsn wlree? 3enss ausess.
mbpnl,1 9rOes SGaulp,el, mar se
pieusi6t Der 8Otatsap ogn aneeress
DObnIt9 s,Obsu 5aasn; Don 1asen.
an penen lenes Greco, wel6es tx bsutI
betsteu, mil 8lut unp 2eben bslsgslI
wsrpen foaieS
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-08-18
. tutIlet Il.
Refept 3ur 9filerhtit.
0rm belten Ir3t.)

(Srm befsu Irst.)
60 tSre benn, unb glib pobl M6t,
Wte mat bic Ssiterteit braut uno rlaGt!
DEM nidt cine isbe TT Ght unS rein
DOb btele bilft bet iesltGer Ysin.
3usrt feb ius Sers unb ipip ss rs6t aus,
llub MAID ale geIbfludt ti6tig beraus.
Damn rtmm @sbulb unD Na6i9t our 5anS
lnS ltiitiIe Go UNI nit etnas 0er(ant.
Cir GrUpfsn 2etbe tbu aud babel,
Us ma&t Don Sereans'nem Meb' bid fret
Nt&t 2eiGllnn, bod leitten @inn ,lbrs
baretn
Gin bie&en @ig. br& s~srtebsn gans fein.
GieI euten Mtlen unb fsle Rraft
unb Menidenitete, buff unb ibaft,
Gin psnig SeIbfusrtrauen unb Mutb,
geouloisss Soften unb rubisss 8lut.
Dts I0es ritre 3~uianmsn fem
unb nimm es NIT reinem Screen ctr,
unb iGlGgt 10 bennDG, unn fommt ntht
CUR Stub,
60 blide bttteub na1 Sben paau.
Du tptrit es feben, bann tcrtn1t bir Der Na.b,
uaD ales Nnbere tuirO tpieDer gut,
Die SbrGne trudnet, bic 2ippe Iaht,
l1nb en& weiB 3etner, .pie bu es esntaHt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-08-18

Subreaua 1878. y. 81 unb .Gultur.
ael&i6te," g. 276) ben burbaril6en
0rbrau6 Ger betpnti&en Spartaner. ibre
aebretliGsn Stnpsr aussuleBsn uup 10
~ t6rtsu. bddsl { ,Natirli6e G&5pfs
unesaei6id,e." g. i52 unb 1861 Ia
Der Aniht, raS 0uIt BON Sparta .srs
oanfte rieisr flnfiiten .Iuelele" aum
a:csen Steil ben isltensn @rac BON
mdnnli6sr Sraft uno raubsr felceu-
tuacno. our6 Die es in Der olten @es
i6iGte beruOrraae; eotst lpcttet er
ltev unlere .loesnanntt bumane Gtot'
ltlatIOn." wel6e einen stwat9sn Veriu1
sut grneueruns etnss icIden 0erfabs
rens NIT einem S6rsi rsr Gntrufuna
uerurtbeiIen niree..
Ja, lpaor bic Slnesu. we!6e. rte
Der b. paulus Eoat. un,sr Gbrifen niht
Elm mol 0enaunt wetpsp louen. wtrren
BON man6en Wa!tualinen. \. 3.
2ouis Bd&nsr. Ia tshtfertiesn 9ss
luh!.
Nod {olhsn prOben urterlteat Go
pObl teinem 3weifel, raB jens Woral,
Die pom Der Hsltgicn uno rem @laus
bensIebrsn Gee hrtflthen Ratedtss
mus, pom WOtt, esm bGhfsn 8tGter
urlerss @ert1erS uno unftrer Dann'
luu9cn u. {. 70. nihts mebr iril1er
MIL, ;uieSt ;u ni6te Anesrem flbrt.
als sur cSui9eu SittenIcfefe,t. Cine
iclde ,.Gultur" eninsrst Die 06!fsr unb
perDafet bic Staatsn folbe ,,Gultur"
1T nihtS anneree oIS eth lh6ner Home
fir relist6le uno ftttltde Gsrwtlceyuno !
CDeutFhes G~olfsblatt.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-08-18
3m6lftes &apiteI.

artss! Disfes @ort YoQ 9ammer
unb @reuel, Dou GIsno uno 0erDlfs
uns, erfiQte ton CONNER 1870 bte
Bslt. Durd pte @aGen grocer S,dote,
our& cte Orndafteu uur E5Ife. big
bin 3ur e~ntlesenRen 6dtte i'm fsrnen
lbaIe fdalIte Der Ruf. Nbl6feD unp
Irennune. 8lut, xrantbett, Cob parsr
leine Grleen.
Die Saflon IT. c.. bate auf IT,.
rem bSbepunfte 9eflonren, pte 0ofs
bduler uno @obnuneen rparen lbsrs
fiqt, caGelbe bunte Eretben rte lonf
mar auf ben Spaaterssneen uur in zen
sInInstn ia Fnpen espeisn. auh pun
S6IOGe rpebte Dte bersusIi6e 6abns.
bod Dteies Sabr wurpen rt6t pie lOnR
pte wetten Hauu,e gum Gmpfuus ss5f'
net, Der 6of mar In 1rauer.
0or peniaen @oHen erff mar Ger
1eraps ssfcrben. prin3 GeOrS NOR
ietnent Batter Ia Der &eeterune eefolst
eonaanss mar isst pie rsstnenos 5sre
scatn.
Gin Sommerabsno brettete fi6 iber
Die eanpi@aft aue, pte Sonne mar be-
retts btnter ben Bergen peri6nunren.
ro@ GOLDEN elibte nod Der DeffltHl
6tmmel pom Dem leBten @ruBt Der Ia
aess R6niein. in ben Srabsn Dor
G.. berrl6te Stiae unD Nube. rp7
rpo Dor weniSen 1asen nod etne bnnt
Wenae auf unp ntecer 8euost NOR, tal
es jset 70 einiam ans, ole babe ME Ell
IremDer pie fIeine Stapt betretsu. OF
Wuff auf D:n pl6ssn Nor usrftumHt
ote RouFdpsn batten f6 eel6IOnen
pes Rrisees Nuf bate c.. erreItf
Sn zen drnen ibres beiBaeItebts
Baltsn lag Gcnfanje fat auf8eISt
namenloiem S6msr5.
Gr sos aus. er rrrlieb fIe. pirre E
tbn bier ouf Grnsn wiererlrben =? S6a
rie nod mic hano er sOr tbr, aerttt
fir Dsn lansen 8itt, gesirtst nit on
Sbusrt, mas baip Bei5Ibet ltin Dtrfe
eurd pas 8lut ietner Getnpe. 6Ib
Gh niht G~Onfanben's Dtri tn lfoier
5sesfsruns 0IS ff ion 70 FAB; iar he
fe Mot bod erbaben iiter ;brsnS 9utrS
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-08-18
O

muste, trobI OILS cine laded,de line
n,5SIt&feit S~oraetOmmen iebt obsr
that ct Aues NIT elmer art 3obsspers
a6tun9, cie ibm aaes lei&t er1defnet
lief. Gr a!aubte i6 ~ uualddltG,
uu wie ancere Nenl6sn In Der ercsel
Nelt weiter 40 leben, unb ptel lieber
l6suerte er oie Si1e Der Galrrne unp
rug ldwere 2artofdfdfe dbsr Sie
Straee. srsrcfrte Stunoen lang uno
ffano Wo6e, als etnen Nbenb In IbaI-
fsIs am 3ouIeite 3wtfden Ger Narqutle
uno rem Mtnifer bon Wsfen susus
brinseu. Deer In eem prdhneen 6autes
eour einem @efan9enen eIei6 beauff4,
ti9t III rerben.
lnm59lt6 fcnnte f6 @aGon aeaen
ben 0stf oerldlteben. Der un, tbn Der
berrlbte. Gr mar in Rcn, er oiente
Dem papfe, er ciente tbm 3u eIstdtv
3eit nit elmer srcben Ansobl iunesr
eeute. cte bereit waren. aus 9itbe fir
ibn tbr 2eben ~ opfern. Die (ib feinen
i6Sneren 8eruf aIs cielen renfen tonns
ten. Dte tbm 0stmatb, 6reibett, tdufe
furus opferten. Sr fam NIT frommeu
prtefern in Beribruna. er fab Plus
TX ct peiIte an ren @r1ben rer
NpOHel, CT fab Stdtten, NO 6eiIfae ae,
Dobnt, 9tlebt rno 9ebetet batten Die
erifen J%abrbuuoerte NIT ibrer StGrfe
bic aum NartprertOoe wurpen ibm
rur& unsdbliee Denfmale Dor Die Seele
aeflbrt, CT bssann su aIauben, ia au
beten. unD ols CT anins in isnes
snaoenretde Seelenleben Der 8irGe
etnsubItfen, Da mar 60 ibm pI1Blt6, als
perfiinoe er Ibereie better, als lei er ibr
ndber. Scenes 9i6t mas fs 70 bimm,
LTD uno eebstmnibSoa BIG pabin In
ielnen Ausen umsebfn bate, IS blntts
tbm einsm 6eiItBeni6eine eIsi6. far
T6 abtr moGte ibn Das ~sittetu. Das
mar CT bic jsBt sswelen, mas mar leine
Wettr2 Nsiu, 70 melt pUu;e er nt6t
iurudoenfen ; jeBt par sr pdpfltder
Sclpar, ietn sebsn ssb5ute g,uo k
cas- par genug.
@anon bemd6tigte fd eine onsers.
rod nidt %empfunrene lraurtetc,t fe
mar aber gang peri6tepen BON iensr uns
tlarer. oerswetaungspOusn, nit Der er
nah Rom aefommen mar. uno neben
ibr fcnnte bic 8sfrtecieuna. reI6e iein
Beruf, iein bartes 9eben tbm ent, tppbI
befeben.
Bsfrteet9ung Iber etros, rras er nor
cpsr tbat, mar tbm etwas gan, Neuss.
cesbalb perldeubte tie bdt fla In ibm
ole ancersn @eeantsn. gDn iebsr ruor
@aitOn DsridIcGen eewsfn, besbalb
iuhte er aud jest feline Greunba, uno
ole penieen freten Stunben, treIbe Ct
bate. bradte CT aIetn su. In Der Start
umberwanDerno, tire Dutbsr esnies
Benn.
Die Sonne ffans serare ittr Dem
ct. peterspInbe. als Odi1cn aus Der
Stride trat, es mar cine 9abuna, pte
Arcsen SprtnBbrunnen an3ublidtn, pie
ibr weiber S6aum eeaeu ben tiefblauen
otmmsl auflprigte. @aaon mari etc
men Bid btnauf mad cen 5enfern cts
0atieans, BORT pare1 Gle ces betliaen
Vatsrs. Sa. ct rpar pubrIi1 Der mdGs
tisfte rer a5niee rpsHen 3ei6 mar
ausaebrstteter aIs caS fetne, mel6eut
5srrl&sr Uaro mebr @sbotiam eslstRet
oils Jpn!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-08-18

hu ru,6 tie SutopdGe ON neifsn be-
iOrat NTH. unc BITE arrben BoFsupldse
geIor Con uno 9eIfcrt Gnp ssstsnet
etsie SdcrAntb su rs@,faheen.
The Benton record., 1877-10-05
Poetry.
THE yOEAGEEES.

No longer spread tho sail,
No longer strain the oar;
For never yet has blown the gale
VIII bring us nearer shore.
The5waying keel slides on;
The helm obeya the hand;
Fast we have sailed from dawn to dawn,
Yet never reach the land.
Zach morn we See its peaks
Made beautiful with snow
Each eve its wales and winding creeks
That sleep in mists below.
at noon we mark the CLEAN
OF temples tall and fair,
At midnight watch It's bonfres stream
In the auroral air.
And still the keel Is swift;
And still the wind is tree;
And still as far as mountains lift
Beyond the enchanted sea.
Yet vain is all retarn,
Though false the gaol before,
The gale is ever dead astem,
The current sets to shore.
Q 0shipmates! leave the ropes;
And what, though no one steers,
We sail no faster for our hopes,
No slower for our fears
Howe'cr the bark Is blown,
Lie down and sleep awhile;
What profits toll, when chahCe alone
Can bring US to the Isle.
The Benton record., 1877-10-05
CO0IeY9s T5aYs Il0y.


CooIey's hoy has a liyer-colored dog
! which he has on several occasions mad
the subject Of very interesting and instruct
I've experiments. Originally tie dog,
tail earLed up over its back; but Cooley
! boy was sprejndieed ia favor Of tails tba
hang dom behind, 50 after ampatatinG
the dogs tail with q hatehet, he spent {
whole morning trying to graft skate
strap on the stump.
II was not d courageous dog. 1t would
bark all night when nobody vas about.
but if a tramp came near the house il the
daytime, the dog would put the skate-straP,
between his legs, and 50 in and lie down
behind the. stove
Cooley's view was that he would like a
fighting dog, and one day he read in a
paper that a tinid dog could be made
brave by filing bis meat with ganpowder
and red pepper, Accordingly he put about
. quarter Of a pound Of pepper and afttle
powder IN some meat, rolled it up in a
kind Of ball, and tossed It to the doc.
The dog swallowed it as quick as q fash.
For few moments the animal seemed
contented. But presently he gave little
start, and then paused and looked around
70 observe # any thing had happened.
then he gave another Jump, and began
to assume avery solemn appearance. All
Of a sudden he uttered sharp howl, and
began to circulate around the garden. He
went faster and faster, and Cooley is will
ing to swear to at least four hundred rev
olations minute. Over the goosebery-
bushes, through the asparagus-bed, across
the fences, among the bean-poles, he few
with fury, swapping at Cooley as he passed
him, soaring the chickens and setting them
to cackling, and smashing the vegetation
into ruin. The louder Cooley called on
him to stop the faster be went, aud at last
Cooley got his gun andtried to shoot him.
He shot fifteen times, and blew holes into.
the snaka-hnpsadaa., Lille f.s-ss, Tn MS
Durham cow; but the dog still revolyed, I
ard aehtso fast that he looked like
single streak Of dog reaching all the way
around the garden.
1t last the animal ran against the pump,
and, being switched off Of his course, he
dashed through the kitchen door, knocked
down the stovepipe, whiried into the di,-
ing-room, across tie table, smashing two
dollars, worth Of ct.oelery, burst through T
the open door to the parlor, and brought |
mp against the mirror, which lie shiyered |
TO atoms. Then he fell on the BrRsse'a .
carpet, had spaslns around over the floor
for an hour on two, and finally expired /
with his hind=legs in the CRATE and his
head on 4 fofty-dollar rug, which was COW
cred with beef and red pepper. They
him u the roots Of The Isabella grapevine,
and Co9Iey's boy, after recovering from
the thrashing that his father geye him
with a fence-palmg, finally came to the
that as a matter Or practical
fact red pepper will not make a dog aax
ous for war.
The Benton record., 1877-10-05
FORT BENTON, NJ. T, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5. 1877.

sured that be had passed away never to
return, whispers grew Of the gray-headed
slave and the mysterious raven, until BY
degrees the fate of the famous stibor was
fashioned into form and grew into a legend
throughout the country, scariug the vii
iage maiden il her twilight walk, and the
lone shepherd in his watch upon the hills.
The Benton record., 1877-10-05

with the sad suspicion lingering n their
minds that Mr.. Porous had been engaged
il a Greco-Roman wrestling match with 4
halEbrotber of Prof. James Jams.
The Benton record., 1877-10-05
CIRCULAR NOTES.

way
The Benton record., 1877-10-05
A Battle With a Bat.

!
r Doc Porous, Of Thirty first Street, is
b good-heafted fellow, and all that sort {
| thlnS, bat be ae50 tip the rosy
t Not as q steady thing, you know, bu
semi oceaslonallEs when he gets out Wit
F. .the boys.
y may perhaps be necessary to state tha
af- Porous possesses 9 constitution unu
Saaliy susceptible to the influence Of th,
o5alnaFy Ne" YORK beverages, and, afte
cs;o5 cl;o,,,1.''g s0sia5 5fsnlng with a lev
s c., c.. a0 = @1's - nave oaa creams.
oeoel .l,.ls9 l7 = ssa1i9ing on lhe edgf
= ~ = s"lNi Pfeclpic@' and he clutches des
ea : ,,; = ~ p9oo1o'nes % save hlnsei
III eaat - - 5"&n'''s ABYSS oeloN
tao:
mo 3 a. pl. - = - '"9 l'os5,ah army hght
nrgnces .roznd .lo'4s' ~ anu lls s9's " ana
the foa Nth ,15 49, ''Ao 'o'4oalus
! y becomes denoralized and retraats md,
the bed.
/ At other times. he imao;nas IL j ont IL
a two-hundred acre farm. ENGAGED il braa l.
ing a yoke Of steers. and he arises and
grabs the off OK by the horn hits him .
thump over the back with an inaginarv
club, yells, "Whoa! back oeei come
around here T. and puts these unruly cat
tie through course ofsprouts for 81 hour
or SO, to the intense delight Of the DeoDle
in the house who may want to sleep.
A few nights since. Mr.. Poreps came
along towards 4the vitchino boor" -
usual, hastily threw off his clothes and
retired.
He was pretty tired with his evenino. j
work, and soon he was asleep and snor;no
like a steam saw mill ii full blast Pres.
emily bat darted in through the onar
window, and began Ayinq in eccentric
curves about the apartment suddenly &
- - -. 80 .4--.l,.s.:
tron, - sl,.,abars T. sat - - :
I;stansd Aasia Y mb;zzsd s. T. III
D. u.a. o,,1. liz .a.al u. j. Ill e.
,.,..,,+ IL d.a;la Al.
,ss..1;-a5 - - ~ -.
~ p.1 ~. -
:. 80. 80. 80 .l;.5go. s.... - '''s -
: !. = l'os - ~
ne h"a READ somewhere oT enormous
Slzea oass' '2sls 20 no3 hes1'ape g '11ack "
man.
Inns vas Qnaoneleofy one q 'llat sort
Mr. Fofous 81 once prepared 70 ac5 on
US she oeiehs'Fe' ne ug'etAilasp - sell llis
ne as aeafly as Poss.9le, ana' +" neces-
Saly' oie ~ tlle lAss aise!'.
lie sot out 2. bed, seized q char and
baekea uP y ttfe corner aaa' whenever
ne heafa 1he pat coming towards nim' he
stfack oa' ae u WIN an energy porn o.
desperation.
1pe room was oaFN as 'ne realms oi
Pluto bat the. eofnefsd warner didn
nina 'haS any L!e was oa''ilns lof exist
ence, ana every thins that get lh the way
hao - sull5I 'iie eonseq oellee
: ~ '.o@ '5oln .Sa 49, 1na.. l''5sssa , ~
1.'s q 80 q : =. a-l9' s -: -
- - 13-4.9 - - 80 scs...-. ,.ss' -. -
.4..aI oa..a4
~ H. .b;..a - - -
. u
.Esah q Z ~ - ,5a i - -
rtat,s;.I I ti,.s t1.t,1l., aas+.a.,a1 ,g. %
..,a..,;,ss,z.:,1, -, ~, a,.4a,
~ aIda1.o a.. - - f 80. -;
p1sss' i,a.sstt5ea..,4;ft s'..t q. 4;f
q'.s -
II .t.lI =. II, . III u d.s+.,at;
80. q, j. j. ar,,t;o oo..sa a., ,.r,;,, J,
5aat3 ana d;sr,sv i av.rv tl,;,e baeara i
a...a,,t tls hat
Tb.t vas oattino araand as livelv IS
a,ar
FINALLY the frightened creature, IN try-
;,,. ! asoaaa Al. a.;nst ~ elasod Ill
The Benton record., 1877-10-05
NO. 10.

stay with you myself. Pressing busiae
some other time-ass reco5r-ta, IA.
Moral When you find yourself On
dangerous ground make tracks tie 9TH
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-24
Oregon Did 1t.

The prisoner at the bar was hustled
out and stood with folded arms and
gazed with unabasned countenance al
His Honor, who said:
"The trouble with you, John Agnew,
is that the officer says you kicked the
stulfing out Of an ash barrel on the
pavement, and then when tackled by
him you struck cut from the shoulder
and made things lively"
"Well, Judge, Oregon was counted fol
HAYES, WASN'T sh N
"ThapS what the papers say.r
"Wel, that's WhapS the matter with
me. l was so indignant when read The
news in the STAR Yesterday afternoon
that believe l. could have licked my
mother"
TIT has nothing to do with this
charge, john"
"But see here, 1 don't know ANYTHING
about thlsi DON'T recollect it at ALL"
"HaVe you any witnesses as TO your
character?"
Not right here. Let's see. "a pause J.
Ga! ri tell you, Judge. Supposin' we
f!IiDuster Will and PHI send for dead
loads OF 'em"
'Ihat won't do. This fit OF political
Indignation will amount to $40 and
costs"
Counted out again, by thunderp
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horticultural.

The Cincinnati horticultural Society
met at MUZart Hail at 10 O'clock this
morning.
A committee, consisting OF III. Haer-
lein, j. 5. Sheppard and Joseph 0. Tay.
lor, was appointed TO report on the in
Jury sustained by cultiyators from the
tricks and devices of unprincipled tree
agents, who come here from other local.
ties and sell articles untrue TO name
and at eXorbltant prices.
The election OF officers for the ensuing
year will be held next Saturday, March
8, when tull attendance is desired.
MIR. I. M. Catch, OF 81 West Six. Ii streer,
exhibited fine fruit sent in by the fol ow !.
ing parties: 5. j. Porter, Goshen, Cler-
mont County, o, white pippin, Rome
Beauty, Kyles' Winter Robbery rus
set, Micnael Henry pippn, Roman
stem, and Spilzanberg.
From j. z. Teal, Clermont County,
white pippin.
From Mr. Weaver, Clermont County.
OHIO, pippin.
From Joseph o. Taylor, TrimbIe
county, n.y., seediiDg OF good quality,
conlcal-'nape russet, yellow, and firm
texture.
From A. A. Flynn, of lndian Hill n
handsome red apple not named.
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tee on Order OF Business presented the
fol owing res luton:
"Rcsolved, Tnat a committee be ap-
pointed from each of the following
named places: Sidney New Bremen.
Troy, st. Marys, Tippecanoe, Pi1ua,
Dayton, Miamisburg. Franklin, Middle
town, Hamilton, Rihlto, CarrOlitoR,
Amanda, Lock!and, Cincinnati, Minister
ami Berlin, to proceed to Columbus and
represent the interest of the lessees OF
the water power, especially in relation
to the matter of the abandonment OF the
Lewistown Reservoir, and that tuis COM
mittee be empowered TO employ advisory
counsel il they shall deem it necessary,
and that this committee be directed to
report at u meeting to be held in Dayton.
March 15.'
The resolution was adopted and the
committee appointed as follows: Sidney,
Gen. Amos; New Bremen, Chas. BOesel;
Troy Theodore Sullivan, II. w. Allen:
St. Mary's. Z. V. Herring; TipDecanOe.
Jacob ROhrer; PiqIa, stephen johnson,
e. v. Dorsey; Muster, C.emens Stueye;
Berlin, VIM. sherman; Dayton, j. n.
Chambers; Miamisburg, Henry Grove;
Franklin, ID. II. Gluten; MiddletOwn,
q. Ii. Wardlow, A. E. Harding; HamiI-
ton, VIM. Pau, Dan. NJ. Kennedy; Rial
10, InOs. FOX; LocKlahu, y. Ii. IahSu-
man, j. Z. Richardson's; CarrOllton, Geo.
ii. Friend; Amanda, Adam Dlckey; Gin
cinnati, Henry Pierce, VIM. Woods,
Ben. Egsleston, Geo. Moore, Samuel
Blair.
1t was ordered that the committee
above named be required logo TO Coiun-
bus Or send qualified sub Litute.
The following resolutions were
adopted:
"ResJlved, That for the purpose OF
providing Il lund to de(ray any expense
incurred BY The committee proyiued in
the foregoing resolution, Il Committee OF
1ye DE apt olnted to assess the interests
along the cauul, from the summit To CiE-
cinnati, tor the amount. Ine chair APP
pointed j. g. Richardson, Thos. Fox and
u. u. PaItiner, ul Lpckland; w. L. Or
and r. SlossOn, o P.qua.
Resolved, Tnag a committee OF five
be appointed to prepare plan OF perma-
nent organic ttlOn OF all the interests ON
the Miami .aual, from Toledo TO Cincin-
nat, said committee 70 report 10 u meet
ing 10 be held at the Beckel House in
Dayton, OH Thursday, March 10, at IL
A. NJ, which meeting is hereby Called"
The c0mmi. tee was appointed as tol-
lows: Y. IL. Wardlow, Middletown; q.
W. Friend, LOckland; A. &. Harding,
Middletown; MI. Flesh, P4quA; William
Woods, Cincinnati.