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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-01-28
THE COURTS.
TT M E S OF OIL DING
District and Common Pleas Courts
Sth judicial District of Ohio
During tho Wear 1879.

The state Of Ohio. Court Of Common
Muskingum County, So. Pleas.
BE it remembered that on this 30th day
! Of October, A. D. 1878, the Clerk of said
Court received a certain order from the
Judge Of the said Court of Common Pleas
for the Eighth Judicial District of the State
of Ohio. reading as follows:
I'VE, The Judges Of the Court Of Common
Plsas within and for the Eighth Judicial
District OF the State Of Ohio hereby order
and direct that the several terms of the
District Conrt aud the co"rts of Common
Pleas within and for the sever..l coanties in
said District shall ba begun and held on the
datss hereinafter named, for and during the
year 1879. TO wit:
District Court.
Belmont county, April 8.
Jefferson county, April Is.
Harrison county, August %.
Tuscarawas county, September l.
Guernsey county, Septsmber 5.
Monroe county, September Is.
Noble county, September l9.
Morgan county, September 24.
Muskingum county, September %.
Courts OF Common Pleas.
Nuskingum county, January l3, April %
November 8.
Morgan county, March IL. June 10, Octo.
Der Is, kit fB
Noble county, January 20, May 5, October
20.
Guernsey county, February IS, May a7,
November II.
Belmont county, February 4, May 20, No
vember II
Monroe county, Januar, l3, April 2s, .oc-
.tober i6. 59M
Jefferson county, February "a, June 9, De-
cember l.
Tuscarawas county, January 27, May l9.
November 8. ~. "A -
Harrison county, January E, April %, o.
tober Is. gp su ~
The terms OF said Courts shall commence
at nine O'Clock q. m, the several days nam
cd. - - ass F
II is herein specified that the said several
terms Of Court of Common Pleas in said
several counties shall be held by said Judges
as follows, to wit: Muskingum.- Morgan,
Guernsey and Noble by Luoius P. Marsh and
his successor and William H. Frazier, Bel
mont and Monroe by William 0key; and JEFF
ferson, Harrison and Tuscarawas by James
Patrick, Jr. ~ 5$ t$
We order and direct that a certified copy
Of this oroer be transmitted forthwith BY
the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of
Muskingum county to the Secretary of State
and TO the Clerks of the several Courts of
Common Pleas in each Of said several couD
ties to be published therein according to
law. Done at Evansville in the county OF
Muskingum, this 30th day of October, a. D.
1878. gE gh
LUCIUS P. MARSH,
WILLIAM H FRAZIER,
WILLIAM OKEY,
JAMES PATRICK, JR.,
Judges of the Court of Common Pleas.
l hereby certify the foregoing to be true
copy by order Of said Judges.
Attest: FREDERICK GRIGBR,
(-) Clerk,
@1 So. By ''' H'''''' Deputy:
zanesville, Ohio, October 80, 1878.
CLERKS OFFICE, MONROE County. ONO.
WooDsFlELD, Noy. 6.
I hereby certify the foregoing is correct
copy of the transcript Of said order, fixing
the times for holding Courts in said Judicial
District in the year 1879.
Witness my signature and the sea, of the
Coult of Common Pleas.
]. T. JUDKINS,
Clerk Monroe Common Pleas.
nov12, ,'7Sw4.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate of Harvey Cline, Deceased.
N'Hs undersigned has been appointed and
l qualified as Executor of the estate Of
Harvey Cline, late of Monroe county, decd.
Dated this 10th day of December, A. D.
1875. ''t4'' JOSEPH n. CLINE.
dscl7'1SwS.
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-06-26
Farm, Hon . Nc,.

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IdmSies.- These lovely ajwers are
universal favoritcs. ani 90 boqnet is
quite complete without hem They
src very easily cultivated, aud bloom
from early spring til lie ground is
frozen. There is somcthing almost
human in the expression OF the ilow-
,rs, as they so mod s'y raise their
petals from their lovely bed 10 each
the suuboams Cultivation has douc
more to improve their szo AMI beau.
~ than in almost any other plant
Their rich hues, trom the dark royal
purple to the brightest blue, com,
bined with the sha | $ u ;i;h o1ango
20 the most delicate cam color
make bed Of pansios one Of the
loyeliest Tor yard OF gnrdeo. They
thrive best 10 a mellow loan enrich.
cd by dscayoi havcs Or wool. Chip
dirt scrapol from the bottom Of the
wood,hcd is au excellent guiana for
the pausy bed They need moisture
and shade, and grow best where brill
iaut flowers laugu.sh
Warts on HorSos These aro o,.
casionaliy found on .all parts Of the
horse. There are some clus'ics ay-
nilabIc, but frequently they must b.
removed by an operation. II the
root is very small, it may BE- shipped
asuudcr, close 10 The skin, with the
lunar caustic. Ii the pedicle or stem
is somewhat larger, ligatIre Of
waxed silk should b, passed Ermly
round it, aud tighienol every day.
The sourc, oil uutIiment being thus
removed, the tenor will, in "a short
time, die aud drop of. The warts
are larger, or iu considerable clus, cts.
1t will b. Noes ary to cast the horse,
'e' - '"' 'l''' vi e'oso u Tue
skin f; the root should then be scared
with red ho, iron. Unless these
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MARBLE WORKS.

Tie gsisrTyUsf having pgFehafsi the se
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irsra The Great Cause Of
t@9 Human Misery,
lust puJGJIj IN It SrJ'ed Etuc'ope.
pl.r. ait c-N,s.

Price sir cpa's.
A Lecture ou the Nature, Treatment,
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or Spermqtorrhocn, induced 10y Sclf>Abuse.
Involuntary Emissions lmrotcncy, Ncr-
yous Debility. aud lmpedments TO Mar
ringc generally Consumption. Epilepsy,
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Sc. by ROBERT J. CU.NEKWELL, VI.
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The worli-renowuci author. in this al.
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Monuments In & Heai2loRey.

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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-11-27

CANYON CREEK. Nov. 20, 70

CANYON CREEK. Nov. 20, 20.
All quiet in the valley ut present.
Beautiful weather for the time of year.
The general health of the neishborhoo,
is good.
Several of our friends have gone to Bozc
man this week on business.
Farmers who have tried their luck thi,
summer, propose to turn their attention
to stock-raising hereafter.
Mr. Vim. Rodgers returned home this
morning from long and very successful
hunt. he brought with him wagon-load
of pelts of all kinds.
Two small boys left their home last week
from some unknown cause, and were over
taken by their mother at Fort Custer and
taken back to their home on Big Timber.
Frank Summers has about completed
his new cabin and will commence the life
Of an ''Old BACH soon. Look out Frank
for sour dough.
We understand that Henry Countryman
has given special invitations to few of
the married people. to attend ball at his
place on Friday night. Why not invite
some Of us old bachelors, we would make
good "Wallflowers' If nothing else.
Mr.. j. NJ. Mosburg. stock-tentler at For
est Station. is very obliging to drivers and
passengers, us he will meet them at the
Hotel with Il fresh span of horses, thus
giving them time to eat Il '.sq,are meal''
without loosing any time at the station.
ESQ Very truly yours
KATY DID.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-11-27

A decidedly spicy. but well authenticated
story. is told at the expense OF an old-tiiner.
who is well known in Eastern Montana,
and who. for the sake OF convenience, we
will call John Jones John was in the
habit Ut getting on a spree ''semi-oeesssion-
ally" although to his credit be it said. lie
has now quit such fooliShness; but on IA
certain occasion. after having imbibcd
pretty freely tor several days, he was stag
gering along on one of the back streets of
the town, during an excessively hot day.
when his attention was arrested by the la
bored breathing AID grunting Of q we'll
fed hog which, after having eaten and
TO safety, vas stretched out its
Iong length under a burning sun. in apcar-
mt nizery. John stood in silence and
watched the apparently suffering brute
with great interest for fov sec9pds, or
ong enough 10 stake In tie slolkltion,''
when he remarked. '.Weal. yen ars terrible
hicl sick, ain't you; You think you are
.oh,g to die. (bicj but you won't; but I'll
eli yon what tbs, ihic) you'll have dread
ii hcatlache Tomorrow morning.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-11-27
GALLATIN, NJ. T., Nov.

GALLATIN, NJ. T., Nov. "a, 1879.
The HEc sc ,ther seems to last pretty
well this tall.
The latest out-the boy who is '.kept
after school.
We notice that business IS improving
quite little of hate.
Remember Thanksgiving this week. Are
We to have an invitation to dinner?
Homer Thomas OF the Empire Mills was
in town last week. He reports progress
from above.
A pretty girl out West who is a mind
reader was heard to make the remark to Il
bashfi,l beau the other night: LA. be-
licve you are going to kiss me-" She was
right.
Frank Akin and family have moved in
town, from the Madison valley. They
will live here during the winter. We sup
pose that they prefer city life to the monot-
ony of the country
Still they come. Several new arrivals
just from the East, in town last week.
Among the number was Hugh Scott, faith
er Of George II. and Frank &. Scott. Mr.
Scott will spend the winter in Montana.
Mr.. Pease and wife have returned from
a short visit to Crow Creek, where they
have been absent for few days, visiting
friends and relatives. They report Il pleas
ant visit. While there they attended a
marriage, the parties married were. Miss |
Carrie Riser to Mr.. Ell. kempton, both { f
Crow Greek. MIR. X. is u brother to
Mrs. Pease.
Breathe low Though gentle wind,
Breathe soft and low
The beautiful lies here;
And my lone heart to thee is wed,
For now and forever more.
Y X. II
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-11-27
Madison County lettings.
SHERIDAN. NJ. r.. Nov. Ii. Is

SHERIDAN, NJ. r.. Nov. Is, 1879.
Quite snow storm all through the val
Icy last Tuesday night.
To:tlay-Satur,lay-wc are getting reg
ular north easter" snow storm.
The prospect still continues good for /;
fright smart camp" near Sheridan, on the
Wisconsin.
Thanksgiving services will he held on
Thanksgiving Day. in this place, both
morning and evening.
The dust is nicely laid all through the
Beaverhead and Ruby vallies. In the Bea-
verhead it was fearful.
To-day, the funeral of Mrs. Simpson was
attended at the ii. Il. Church in Sheridan.
She died of the ''spinal fever" after tour
days sickness. ~a
A new lodge of Good Telnplars was Or
ganized in Virginia City, on last Wetlnes-
day evening, by the Rev. George Comfort,
g. w. Counsellor of the order in Montana.
The farmers are finding pretty good
'hAAA "Sss AE OOtu 0lCuudlC dtlu luttc LILY,
While the supplies are abundant, the te-
mands ut these towns are likewise beyond
my former year.
On the first Of next month. new paper
8 to be started in Sheridan, called the Mss-
enger. So it is evident our Territory is
dvancing-anoth periodical added. The
Messenger, we trust, will prove the herald
u good news to many OF our people.
Sheridan boasts of a flonrishing lodge of |
food Templars. a good lodge of Odd Eel
ows, and Il Free Mason's lodge. These,
esides church, are supported by we'll
DIDO and eaterprising class of people. Per-
APPS no section in Montana Is more -four
hing, and has done more to supply the
enands Of the country, than this. 1t is
nilding up permanently, and soon expects
} hear the whistle and see the smoke of .
'e steam horse, coming through her beau- +
fill valley. |
q &f9t *f C-G
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-11-27
erts. Grand Jury failed to lind true bill

erts. Grand Jury failed to lind true bill.
and defendant was discharged.
Territory Of Montana vs.. Fred. Fox.
Demurrer TO Indictment sustained. Order
ell to be admitted to bail-S5O0-to avail,
action of next Grand Jury.
Territory OF Montana vs.. Ira n. Pierce
Entered plea Of gully Of assault and bat
terry. Ordered by Judge that plaintiff pay
fine Of SO and costs. Execution stayed
for 80 days.
Territory Of Montana VS.. p. ?. Wor-
sham. Verdict, not guilty.
Spieth 4 Krug IS. John Blum. judy
ment and decree for plaintiff.
Territory of Montana vs.. Thos. B. War
field. Motion TO quash indictment sustain
ed and defendant discharged from custody.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-11-27

1t is reported and generally credited
here. that the murderers of the Lambert
family, which terrible outrage it will be
remembered was perpetrated last summer.
near Wolf Point, have recently been ar
rested in the Crow camp. il now remains
10 be seen whether the Crow tribe will
peaceably submit-like the friendly and
1aw-abiding Indians they claim to be-to a
thorough investigation, a fair trial and
adequate punishment of the offenders.
The Indians who committed the foul deed
are said 10 have been Government scouts
employed under Gen. Miles, and were sup
posed, Of course, to be perfectly trust
worthy. There can be no possible excuse
or palliation for the liigh-handed aud
blood-thirsty outrage.
Both Lambert and his wife. although of
mixed blood. dressed. acted, lived and
talked like white persons. Lambert and
his children were in fact almost white, and
neither he nor his family, although claim
Ing relationship with the Canoe band OF
AssinibOines. ever claimed to be Indians.
Joseph Lambert was quite we'll educated
Tor person OF mixed blood. Tie could
converse flucntly in half dozen Indian
languages, besides English and French.
for many years he was in the Government
employ as guide or interpreter, and he sris-
'aihed the reputation Of being one OF the
most reliable, honest end truthful men on
'"e Missouri river. He was kind and gen.
ue'nanly, and generous to fanlt. always
.s,,ass Y and willing TO share his last crust or
xavith his friends. His sad and
IN JIM ddsb will be sadly felt and sincerely
that's ~ almost every man, woman {
ON the upper Missouri river, be ,
..dtans or whites. II is due to the ,
government which Lambert served so |
aithiully and well for SO many years; TO
be friendly Indians on tile Missouri with {
sons he lab0red SO earnestly to induce :
aal12 TO adopt industrial pursuits. become Il
cd And hrc al peace: TO the cpise OF 4
stllN