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.Hsis Mortgages recorded the past
yeaf, in this county, secured s1sS,075,
while i7s Mortgages cancelled, released
s1Ss.26. syIt does mot oflen happen
lhatothe EMcrtgages released during q
year, exceed IN value those recorded
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Every voter in Monroe county
andIespecialls every Democratic voter
should read the SPIRIT during the cam
paign. so cents will pay for it from now
to November LIST, 1873. Send us your
nsme. II ~ ~ ~ ~ w -
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V1LTARLB 0TRGTHs. '--'

. .ll1l1
from door beslthcrsof
Isi;sIL s.
= '''A''V'' S' ! .--e
t,lnrnre ~ ,r,l yam
falling; YOU feel
Without clearly know !.
s6i 75TS sa5's
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
|tsr ana Tbsss,loysr.
|yonr usstor.l antis.,
Win cars and ,vo,r
|Rossora vnm
! Of bnsin ess. .veskeued
| lavery dav dustes: Oil
over yoar miahishs
|strenstljensYo6.
|and aansfsr;n, . f,oSa
|.reT arovine- ton fsss
-
|ReI,pp,vc vo,,..
Work Shop, on tie
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DR.. Ii A II n Il 9
THE GAINESVILLE DENTIST,


Makes a speciality Of FrRsr CLASS DEN
tai Work and guarantees satisfaction.
No first class work allowed to- leave
the office without rendering entire salts
faction.
Cheap work is made-if desired-and
prices sre goyerpedTby the demands Of
my patrons and the quality Of the ser
vice rendered.
Visits Malaga, Miltonsburg, Bealls
vile and Jerusalem every month, a
postal addressed to tho undersigned a
Barnesville will notify you when I visi
these places. Am at the Office the las
days of the week.
I H. F. BARNES,
May28-2m. Barnesviile, Ohio.
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.ig"QtERf: Why will men smoke com
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar.
burg Bros. Seal of North Carolina, at
the same price ~ Dec. 4, T7-Y.
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BIG STOCK OF MERCHANDISE

BIG STOCK OF MERCHANDISE
To be slaughtered. r c. MILES from
this date, will commence to sell an i'm
mense stock, OF all kinds OF goods, al
cost and below. Come and buy bargains,
that no competition can meet.
Somerton, June "a, 1878. n19t4.
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eEM Mrs. o. o. ALEXANDER. has
just received new lot Of cooking stoves
and can sell them as low for cash as any
other establishment in the county.
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EEThsre were 2O5 Mortgages re-
leased in this county, for the year end
ing June 30th, which secured 1881
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Road Tax Receipts.

Notice is hereby given to Township
Clerks and Trustees that they can OBJ.
tain Road Tax Receipts at TIE SrIR11
0fice at "A cents per hundred.
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EEDuring the past year there were
395 Mortgages recorded in this county,
to secure S210, ,397. t'.ei A's'-'
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o ,-a- e OiMCtunatl. zgQa k'E= -
July 12--Flour q S5a5 75;i fwhea,
75a93 "a Corn 40a42c; Oats A26a29c;
Rye 55a57s;, Barley 4Sc.
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1t is Worth a Trial.

81 was troubled Tor many years with
Kidney Complaint, Gravel, &c 4; my
blood became thin; Twas dull and mac
tive; could hardly crawl about, and wa.
an old worn out man all over, and coult
get nothing 10 help me, until / got HoI
Bitters, and now am boy again. MY
blood and kidneys are all right,and / an
as active as man of 80, although / an
72,and have no doubt it will do as vel
for Others of my age. 1t is worth the
trial." ."'-( Father. -
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EhicagO-July 15-Hogs--Mar.
ket excited and higher at the opening
closed dull and lower; heavy sold a,
81 25a4 40; light 4 lOa4 80; mixed
Cattle Market firm; shipping "a 81
a5 s50p feeders and stockers 9 90a4 90
butchers dull: cows S0a3 80; bull:
2 40a3 90; Texans 8 50a4 40 "a
Sheep-Supply scarce; onlyone load
sold at2 75a4, rs. ss
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VALOABLBA' II
II you are suffering
languishing on a bed
cheer. aforms lsaIu
itie Hop Ditters II,
II you are simply
weak aud dispirited,
ing why,
/, Hop BitiersS'
If you are q minis. I
taxed yourself with )
or q mother, worn outAv
Hop Blrters Will I
II. you are q man 81
BY the strain of youfa z
man Of letters, toiling q
work, s'd'i9ii fssl1l
Hop Bfltersw s
sTdf9youo are young, e
any indiseretiop, !or5a
as ia often the csse,
Hop 1iitel's Wilt
Hyot, are in the ~
farm, at the desk, e
that's your fystem II
ing OF Stimulating ~
ting. igd /; aoiS 10 L
hrsiop BittersIIsEV
I Ifsyou are old, and y
yonr nerves unsteady q
waning, n. ~
Hop Bifters viii |,
sA qlisslnItte and I
Try Hop Cough3t
5ESaN 10 eHsai he. IL
tirFor.7sale by j. rAs
.lPoPE&ICASTLEHI Il
Ohio. tr
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New York.

.aglI,sf sapt New York. - -sf.sss.
July 12-Flour 8 40a7 90; Wheat
10a1 26; Corn 40a53c; Oats 33a44c
Rye 61a62c; Barley &c.
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PhlladeiphIa.

July H. Fleur2 50a5 SO. Wheat
GOAL 10; Corn 50a5lc; Oats 5laS4c:
Rye 5Os63c. = 7s ai ..... s,-n'aa
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.aa itGa ~ tlsr4s91fli4f. s1a ss,hs
:Ntu 9a6lftissaatsnts,
SHERIFFS SALE.
= Ttn0D. .@,?x xF.I.TTh
. . y y AN 8. Thistle 1 y Il 4
vs.
% ze1sa Obed Waite ct al.Enl svEa


ny virtue of certain order of sale ,issusaI
II from the court of common piess, lwithin
and for the county of Monroe snd State Of
Ohio, ,ip 8 case pending in said court between
the above named parties aud to me directed,
i will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door Of the curt house Ia W jodsdeid
on ~S' >r-.s = : 3s'ii" H4te :
Saturday, the l7th day Of august, 1878,
between ths hours of 10 0'clock d. m.Eaod a
O'Clock p. m, of saiddays the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in Monroe county,
Ohio. to wit:
The southwest quarter OF the northeas,
quarter Of section three. township two Of
range four, containing forty acres more Of
less--as the property Of Qbed Waite. <
Said property SO ordered to be sold Is ap
praised at $500, and may sen ifortwo.thirdl
Of said appraisements Terms Of SALE one
third ash, and the balance on conf rmation
- WM. READ,
july16, ,78w5. w., Sheriff NJ. C. O.
HUNTER & MALLORY, Att'ys.
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East Liberty. Penn.-July Il
-Cattle-No business; no quotations
HogsTY Yorkers 4 20s4 IS; Philadel-
phias- A 60a4 IS. -, -. ,s' 80. ,.-.a = -. !
Sheep-Selling at 8 50a4 90; good
would bring 25. ne Eas'F2''7<'
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vt. LOuis-July 12-Hogs-York
ers and Baltimore A 00a4 20; packing
3 90a4.lI5; butchers to extra 4 15a4 s35
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-07-16

EF Pot Flowers of all kinds for sale
at Mrs. WAYS. ~ -aa . seF
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The Landgrave of Hesse made apret-
ty good thing by letting his troops on
hire during our Revolutionary War; $2,-
$4,000 was paid, being at the rate of
$3.50 q head for each man killed.
The contractors for convict labor in
the Vermont State prison give each pris,
oner plug Of tobacco every week, and
about 200 more hats are made year
than would otherwise be turned out.
A Swiss locksmith has perfected tar
get, which, by means of electricity shows
instantapeously at the firing station the
exact spot where bullet strikes, doing
away with the necessity Of markers.
The Cincinnati Commercial says -
"There is a lady at Fort Jefferson who
recently gave birlh to triplets. Two OF
them are as white as the mother,and one
is as black as, any negro" Perhaps the
mother herself is black. 's>1 e 8 >
A farm 60 miles long and 10 wide in
one tract, mostly fenced in, is that Of
Miller & Lux, cattle monopolists of Cal
ifornia They have $4,000 head of stock,
own 100000 acres Of choice land, and
are rated as worth S15, 100000.
Asia counterpoise to the English na'
tive army of India, the French Govern.
ment is considering project for subject.
ing to CONSUMPTION all native and negro
inhabitants of its colonies Of Martinique
Reunion, Guadeloupe and Guiana.
They say Bob, Ingersoll made more
! money by lecturing last season thar
any other lecturer, beating Beecher and
Joe Cook both. His fees as lawyer
are also said to be enormous. In the
goods OF this world Bob Is getting rich
Elias Black of New Britain, Pa, has
not sold an ounce of his farm products
in years. He believes in keeping every.
thing. A Held of four acres is covered
with stacks of grain, some of which
have been there Is years, and are the
homes Of vermin, 80
The marriage engagement Of the Duke
of Genoa, cousin Of the King of Italy
with daughter of the Duke de Mont
pensier, has been broken OF. The Kins
does not consider the sac. 900 dowFy
offered sufficient. ;I-, E,ge ffr.; eIg
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Chicago

: July 12-Flour.4 o0a7 90; Wheat
S4a95c; Corn 3Sc: Oats Soc; Rye 60c;
Barley 4Sc. q LaysS os 5iIsgeTq liaa
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W00dsneI0 stOcKMaTket'i I"
July 15-Cattle 2ta3 per pound
Sheep 3a4G per pound. Hogs 3c pei
portnd, s&'AA - s.3a- 2ns E82a3- "a
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-07-16

RSix hundred and one Deeds re-
corded in the Office Of the Recorder the
past year, called for 21,375 acres The
amount covered was s563,64l. Lands
averaged S22,S1 per acre; town acres
S250,09 per acre. There were 8 Deeds
calling for 50 acres, the consideration
being 90, or 81 each. s. e
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NEW STOCK OF GOODS

At SCHUMACHER'S, consisting oi
Harvest Tools, Stationery, and Blank
Books of all kinds, Groceries, Notions
&c, &c. ~ S"i'
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Mod

~ Fruit Trees,
Grape Vines,
Evergreens,
And Shrubhery of all kinds for sale by
Mrs. NJ. A. WAY, Woodsfeld, Ohio
Orders from a distance will receive
prompt attention.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-07-16

SEAt the Barnesville District Con.
ference held at Powhatan, Belmont coun.
ty, on the 25th ult., the Presiding Elder
indicated in his report. that up to the
present quarter the financial condition
of the District was In advance of last
year, and that there was increased inter.
est In the Sabbath School cause through
out the District. Reports from nearly
oil the preachers showed that they were
doing faithfully the work of Methodist
preachers.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

Cincinnati-July A12.-Hogs-
Scarce and firm; not enough offered tc
make a market. ti
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
iiaGeSsss ia. - ia aAls- -.--igssI bgs siSgsnBg
Joseph Hill 'seis'
VS..
'iaJ - levi Long etfaEeiD2isTa9

DY virtue Of certain order Of sale issued
ED from the court Of common pleas, within
and for the couusy or Monroe; ssnd State ID
Ohio. In a-ease pending in said court sbstween
the above namei parties, and to me directed,
I-wilL -ofsr. fos. .salsu uat puhlia aRetian At thf
east door OF the court house in Woodsaeld
on
.satarday, tSs PAN ssyeaAaSsal1s7s
between the hours of 10 o'clock q, m, and 4
o'clock p. M. of said day. The following der
scribed real estate situate IN Monros county
Ohio, to wit! ,..,,,s
Thss.uvnheasts qusftsrssdfs fstbs n6rhwss'
,quayter of section two, township three q
range i've, containing forty acres ".''.T ~
Also. ths west part Of the ,sonths east, guar
ter Of the northwest quarter q; same section
township and range, containfns eighteen
acres n yEE 1ZTss lsxs.EE
.Also., the west part Of, the northvss'
of the northv sst quarter Of section twp
same township and F4nge, containing si1vr
three and one-half acres. xss a o,i1 hsa
Also, the north part Of the east hall Of th'
northeast qnsr,sr Of section eight township
two of range Hfye,a cont aiming sixty sever
acres, in all tISst one hundred and eighty
eight and one halt acres.
= Said propssty ordered 70 ID scidoise sP
praised as follewsiys, Asxqg ); as!dr 10 sso
The 40 acre tract at 8 500. N fal.s5 s.,s,.
15aaelsssSy yab3ss 3alni 86o.rsgoz7 sdl
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tf'lCA siiEN f11isih - gHiu1oas
= s-..- @ h.-sss...=s As. .s,,a!! laasT
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-29

FINE LOOKING sPKcKLRD COW. RID
n and white, came TO the suceor Boarding
Houss, Lower Gold Hill. on the 9th Instant.
The owner Of the COW can obtain the same BY
proving property and paying ehaigss.
sps6 MRS. PARKER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-29

The great rage. just now. is to tell
enormous lies about the remarkable
freaks Of vegetation in this unusually
mild weather, and the man who tails tho
biggest lie carries OF tho chrome. Out
on South Hill-but We won't try. it's no
use; we never could lie.-Barinaston
Hdeksye. That will do; you have won
the chrome. o.-Bostoa Commercial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-29
NOTICE

yuyo WHOM IT NAY cOSckhN..i
hereby notify all per-ons that my VIE.
NARGAREr McNENkMl. has ieft my oed
and board without Inst cause OF pfovssnso,n.
and thai from this date will not b. rtrIonsiels
for OF Day any bills of her contracting
ROBERT McMESkMY
Gold nm. April Is, ISIS. apis
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-29

Bnowx tried to quarrel with his
msthsr-in-law the other evening. He
married the eldest Of seven girls. Said
she. {" Brown. my boy. I'm not going to
ruin my reputation by quarrsling with
you. Wait till tho girls are married.
At present. as mother.in-law. I'm only
an amateur"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-29
FOR TOWN MARSHAL.
i. L. M'CIEERY

rs REsPicrPULLy ANNOUNCED As CAN
i didate for reelection To the once of Town
Marshal of 0old Hili. subject 10 the decision oi
hls fsll0w citizen. at the coming town election
20 be held Nay q, ISIS. spi td'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-29

LAwRrScK Mass lawyer recently
drew up will for an elderly and quite
portly gentleman. which contained the
following clause: "And further. l give
and bsqusath to my wifo all my house.
hold Efforts and all my wearing apparel
for her sol, use.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-29

A. ii. SrxsuKxs went TO sleep In bis
chair the other day and would have
been swept out by the Janitor II the
stirripg Of the air hadn't caused him to
raise and float around where the sun
shone ON his sleeve buttons and thus
revealed his presence.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-29
FOR TOWN. TRGAsuReR.
JOHN O. BENEFITS

rs RIsPEcrFuLLy ANNOUNCED AZ A
i Candidate for Treasurer of told liill o. The
coming town election. sablect to the decision
al his fellow ritixon-. apbth
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-29

VIZ regret to learn that the Jam OF
Nowannuggur. successor TO tho All
kosnd Of Swat. Is seriously III. II he
should die his subjects would have
a case Of black berry jam.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-29
ANNOrXCENENrs.
FOR TOWN MARSHAL.
D. o. DONOVAN

% EsPECrFuLLy ANNOUNCES nIMsEl.r
N as . candidate for rosn Marshal ~ Uold
Hnl, at the ensuing election, subject TO the do
et.lol % his fellow. eitikens. Ap9o,d
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-29
FOR TOWN TREASURER.
q. n. GALLUP

rs RESPECTFULLY ANNoUsCED Az can.
i diists for 20 election To the ON OF Town
Treasurer, subject To the decision Of his Fellow
s,tlI.ns Oh aSid NH al the municipal election
10 be hsh May 9Th, ISIS. spi td.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-04-08

su 5a9en. ba6 @is bem 2bater auf bic
Spur s.fommen iinb, eab @ie ihn 9e,!pun'
aen baben, bas 8difden rteesr lurl'd3u'
aeoen, es an Ort unp @teQe gu brinssn
unb ba6 @ie ten @rafen 6ra9aein etnla'
ben, In Sbrer @eseuwart tasielbe I" emp.
fang 3u nebmen. Club @te basu bereits
SD bin es!
Sd wiiroe bod ratten, iaste Doctor
6aains, ilh nidt NIT Der miinplthen er>
tldruns bes 5errn Dolbereer IN besnusen.
Sd wiree ibn nm etrpas @hriftlthes Bit
ten.
Da i'd meib, iaste Wotlberssr. oa 8 Ste
ntdt BON benz abltsbeu, mas sic etamal
beldlel1en tatsn, 70 bin i'd brett, msinem
Srr.bum Musbrud 3u seben uno gu bstatt>
aen, bab 6err Jrieobers an Der @ntfer'
nuns bsr GaiIetten gang uno gar unldul'
big se~eien 1T.
@hSn, (drieben sic bas nieoer!
Nsuterser i&rieb, unD bic spst Man'
ner einSen.
(gortfebuns folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-04-08

birisirte ben Brief iofort nad ber Sniel
@unlatra in baS Selolaser cer niecel(dn'
bii&en Truppen in sltldin, ND cerielbe
ant 20. Nouemter 1876 laut Stempel.
aorud pes ,8elo.Ycit. Ntieb, eintraf,
aber natarl,d nidt belte0t merbsn fcnnte.
Ser 3ufal aber fiiste es, bab III ienen'
Telola9er iih elm iuuser Deutlder aus
3cln befanb uno BON benz unbe lteQbaren
8riefe HenntniB erbielt. Dieter erfannte
icfort ben Srrtbum beS beerenpeener Soft
beamten uno true tafir Gorge, oab oer
Brief suriidseldidt wurbe uno Damn audi
am 12. Sanuar 1877 ritti9 in 6elnSber9
anlanste. guf bic @iidieite batte er fol.
sencen @rnb in bic beutide 5eimatb &C.
ldrieben: v@ribe bon einem 2anosmanne
aus Ntidin: y. aeller aus aSln an N.
Qinbentbal, yar. 80 Ntjeb ben 25. Nop.
1876. y. Seller, Ser9t. TeleSrapbiit
Dieter 0rief 1T itatt nah Naden nad
Ntidin Seianbt, alio elm t(ein biSden
Gufentbalt."
- Tinan,ieue 0erlesenbeit. Dentldz
Lamb alein aussenomn.en, iino I'M se9en,
mSrtisen Nusenblide lanmtlide srSberen
eurepiiiden Mddte int @elomartt, UNI
einen srobartisen Bump" an5uleSen.
gnslano ludt 80 Mi(licuen, Spanieu 80
Milicnen, Stalien so WlQionen, unsarn
16 WtiQipnen, Oeiterrcid As Atilicnen,
Trantreid 100 Willicneu in @olo gu bor.
gen. Die 9eiammten Gunoirten) Staats.
ihuloen Der pprgenannten europail den
Widte belaufen fd seeenUirtis auf nabe
All neun5ebn tauieno Wfiaionen Dollars
@ulo.
- Dem bonn Rriessldauplab teimse>
tebrtsu 8ater Yalta gu Gbrsn perani ital-
tete Der 5e3cs pen @ut9erlono am ~.
Mdr, sin Jtamabl unb in Nafniipfuns sa,
ran einen sldn3enben Gmpfans. 9isben
elmer srcBen An,abl tSbersr Sffietsrs
aus Sesr uuo Jlotte, pair, Yarlamsnts.
Mttsl;sbern unb anbersr 9lotabilttaten
wubnten ber 6ersos BON led, prin3 Gut
arb sun Sadlen. Weimar, prin, Sbrabim,
Mu(urus palha, Misbat Yalha unb Sir
q. Buchanan Der Jtltli6feit bsi.--uap
bod 1T bislsr isite 8afer era Dor wsnissn
Sabrsn etnes iadnpliHsn AnsriFts auf
Elm anaanbtses Maoden, nit Dem ct BET
elmer Gilenbabnfatrt suiammsnsetrohen
mar, 3u elmer entebrenoen Strafe perurs
tbsilt wprben.
- Die Gr Raileria guscnis iO1 Elm
idtrlthes gtntommsn pom $3.50, 900 ba.
ben. Da 1e eaHelbe fur Yesubluus ttrsr
1rabanten In Jrantret6 aussibt, bat Hs
nihts msbr fir eine fsine 1oilette atrta.
= Die smeite Ssamnler oes fhwepi
5den 8eihsta9es beihlcB nit SO gesen
63 Stimmen bic NblAaiiuns Der lnifor.
men fir Giuilbeanlte, ursesen Der Nn,
tras. betrefenb abidaffuns Oes biidShis
den Sruats, nit n Sesen 46 Stimmen
abSelebnt wuroe.
-Sn ber Wiener @ejelldaft madte
eine &arritatur bes Wiener Dibtlattes
,, Der Tleb" Slid, ,pelhe braItilh bic
yscrtbeile Der YcRtion beS Siiriten Bis>
mard fir ben Tau bar felt, oab auf Der
Sonferen3 bic brei aanjler iid in bic
OQare aeratbeu iptlten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-04-08

- v4lsptomante" remit man ben unpi>
berifebli&sn Drans gum Sisblen. DAP
Ysricnen an bteler Rrantteit leioen, lam
nidt stlensnet werben, absr vfeine" Diebe
uno bslonoers rf.tne" Diebinnen, menn
ertappt, beruftn Fh auf bieie ibre Sraat-
bstt, nStetl3wans", unb entseben 70 In
ben msinen Jaqen Der 9trafe. Wrme
deufeI wiirben Sersetens bisle aritotrati'
i&e &rantbeit als Gntf&ulbisuns opsr
aud nur als WlilberunsssrunD porbrin.
gen. Cine SHUTTER, bic fur ibse bunsern'
ben 8tnper etn Stld 9rob entwenost, &C.,
trisb.n BON ber 0er3weiHuns, tpirp pom
Htdtsr unter orobem Bebauern unb tieier
Hlbruns auf Monate in's Mrbsitsbaus
9eIhidt. ynoblem" Dieten unb Diebinnsn
wirp tsin 6aar eetriimmt-osnn bic vun,
sludlthen" leiben ia bod an Der ,,Glspto.
manic !" 60 bat lsbtbin Der bstanntt
Nseoroer 5adstt BON Nem yort einen Jun.
gen 5trrn, @obn bss Yoli,si. Captains
Qowery, Der, ndmlih ber Sobn, pes D.b.
Itabls pom 5000 iibsrfabrt worbsn mar,
wesen ,,&leptomanie" frairet ausseb.n
laien. als Der 8uriht jeeod foelsid
pister enen neuen Mn,us aabl, iaidts ibn
elm anberer 8iatsr aul brsi Woaate in's
@efan9nib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-04-08

- Dsutihe @riinolihteit uuo Yiellei.
tisieit. ,,ras Bud per 8assn", elm
iirslib pOu 6erru @ulau Deidel in
Wein.ar bsraussesebsnes Bert, beban.
belt bas 8aben8eihleht pom biuSliden,
biltoriihen. ~iHenidaftiidsn. relisiSIen
unp metbolpaiiAen Stanopuntte
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-04-08

- Das altelie gorfpmm.n son gi1en.
Die alteitsn Stiide Ghnisbe gi1sn, pslhs
man fsnnt, iint wabrihsinlid rie Siheln,
bic BON Bel,oni inter Der Balls Der
Sptpnr in 8arnaf b.i 1bsbsn esfunesn
purben; bic Rlinas, peld,e Sterf Wsls
1T ber ppramioe eiasemauert fanO une
nas Stid einsr Gage, welds qayaro gu
Nimrcb aus9esrabtn bat Dielf @eaen.
ianee tsfinren iih jsst i'm yrittiItsa
Wulsum. Gle bewsilsn, bag bas gilen
unb bic Runf, 20 gu Iamiepen, pisl irnber
betannt mar, ais man bio pabin anssnom-
men hatts; tab bieleIbt anfanas sstsim ss.
halten wurbs uno oab IS Satrtaulsuos fr,
fcrt.rte, SIC eS In alle.meinem 0strauA,
ia auh nur nab europa lam. 2lien IN al.
70 aud cis Ni,se pes glisns uno 5tablsS
DER erfe Damaseensr Stabi, ppn Dem
man meib, wurbs Nleranter psm Gjrpb.n
Don 8Snis psruS ubsrniht. Sabrounbsrts
lang aterteafsn bic 6insitlhsn Rairmsls
fer ishsn suropaiiasn 5tat! an 5Hnsios
uno Dautrbaftisteit.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-09-07
DOHHINS, ELECTRIC SOAP.

Having obtained the agency OF this cell
ebratod ooap, Tor DuilicidS and vicinity,
/ append tho opinion. Of some OF our best
people rs 10 merits:
have used all different brands Of soap
in the market, but unhesitltingly pro-
IouAcc Dobbins' Electric soap, made by
|. l.. Cragin u Co., fhiiadclphia, the bcss
OF all, doing the work Of u day ii two
hours, leaving the hands soft and without
the injury caused by other kinds.
SARAH LINK.
"Dobbins' Electric" Is the mos thor
ough cleanser, OF any soap have ever
used. You can wash without the labor
of rubbing and scrubbing the clothes to
ribbons, and also dispense with the trouD-
L. OF boiling. 1t extracts all grease Irom
WOODEN fabrics and leaves the color un-
harmed. l.. G. DANIELS.
lam pleased to add my testimony in re-
gard 10 the eXccilcncy of DUbbins' soap.
It is The best soap ever used.
Linwooi. VIRGINIA BUTLER.
Dob5ius' Electric Soap does its work
to my entire satisfaction. l can recon-
mend it 10 all houSc-kecpcrS rs superior
article. FANNIE WILLINGHAM.
Ihayc used Dobbins' Soap, and can say
that it comes fully up TO what it Is repre-
scented 10 be, saving time, fuci, Labor,
money and the clothes. ANN {. LINN.
desire all my friends and customers to
give this Soap one trial, ;othcy may know
just how good the best soap IN the United
States is. 4. c. DRAWBAUGH,
Du1ields, June - low sole Agent.