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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-05
Joseph ID. Taylor Va. Mrs. Louise scott
and her husband.

EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
4 ish Of Orleans. No BY virtue Of al alias
writ Of seizure and sale to me directed By the
honorable the Fifth District Court for r. t the
PaIiss,hh Of Orleans in the above sntltled cause
J Will proceed to sell at public auction
at the Merchants and Aucioneels y Exchange.
Royal street, between Canal and Custom.
house streets. in the Second District Of this
city. on TUESDAY. June IT, 1879. 1T IL O'Clock
tha F9e fn pd dfgeTibd F e Wit
the buildings and improvements thereon and
the apDurtenances thereof, situated in the Sec.
ond District Of this city. designated by the num-
bers Que and two OF SOU re number one hun
dTed and ninety-nine, bounded by Ursultnes.
Ciaiborns. Robertson and Bayou Road streets,
forming part of large portion Of ground. and
measuring ia American measure. seventy feet
front on Claiborne street, eighty feet eight
Inches front on Ursuines street. whereof ii
forms the corner, by a depth Of 81 venty-four
feet three Inches on the Opposite oblaue line
and width on the. rear line Of one hundred
and five feet two inches. The whole according
to 9 sketch made by J. A. d'Hemecourt deputy
an act in the records OF E. Lude. notary, daJed
September %. 1869.
Seized In the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
j. r. ALICE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans,
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
SUCCESSION NOTICES.

succession Or Mrs. widow u. Louis.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- fish Of Orleans, No. III .osb Notice Is hereby
given TO the creditors Of this estate, and to ell
within ten days from the present notification.
II any they have or can, why the account pre-
tor 81 tis estate. should iea nj Be- ABB oyed fd
homoiogated, and the funds distributed In &C.
oordance herewith
BY order Of the court.
je1 1o* JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
In the Matter OF Louis CassOu, Absentee.
MOTTO E-PERsONB HAVING CLAIMS
AN against the said absentee are notified to
present the same within ten days from the first
publication hereof to the undersigned. Those
indebted to him are requested to settle within
tt same delay. g. E. SCHMIDT,
Attorney OF the Curator. 50 CustOmhouse street.
ny7 je2i5
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The City Of New Orleans w. Chas. II
vs.. same. same vs.. same. same vs. same;
same vs.. same; same VS.. Charles Fl. Reed
same vs. Charles Fl. Reid.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
1sh OF Orleans, Nos 1884, 20 1856, 20 1923. 40 s52
20 eel. ~ $50. 20 879 1854 and 40703-By virtue Of
pine writs Of fieri faeias to me- directed BY the
honorable the Third District Court for the par
ish Of Orleans, in the above entitled causes.
1876, 1877 and 1878, will proceed to sell at
public auction. at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange, Royal street. between Canal
and Customhouse streets, in the Second Dis
trict Of this city. on MONDAY, June 23. 1879.
ut 10 O'Clock m, the following described prop
erty, to wit
uated In the First District OF this city. In square
number one hundred and fifteen, bounded By
Constance. .Annunciatfon, IerpsIehore and
MelpOmsne streets. ard designated as lot nun.
Der nineteen. measuring thirty -four feet front
on Constance street by one hundred feet ia
.. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. Sit
uated Ia the Fourth District OF this city, In
square number two hundred and thirty-two,
bounded by Carondelet. Second. st. Charles and
Third streets and forming the corner Of Caron-
delet and Second streets. measuring one hun
dred and twenty eight feet front on Carondelet
street BY one hundred and seventy five feet In
depfh and front on Second street.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash On the spot.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish ef Orleans.
mVg2 ~ iRK N 10 4
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The Board Of Directors. at meeting held ON
the twenty day Of January, 1879. after
setting aside Ten Thousand Dollars to the
reserve fund from the net earnings 81 the year
and paying the 10 per cent dividend 10 the
OF F twenty fssfYef pER ~ UAhn ~
net earned participating premiums Of the year
ending December 81. 1878. said dividend payable
On and after Monday. the twenty -seventh day 81
January, 1879, "
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FRITZ JAHNCKE.
EOS DelOYd street.

Box 14s Mechanics and Dealers Exchange.
M ANUFACTURER OF SCHILLINGER PAT.
= - enI Pavement and Artificial Stone; dealer
and Portland Cement, = mys sm
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The lily Of new orleans vs.. Miss l1snrissss

ACHlys Sdu45 VS. sdIH0, same 8HfH&x
same w. same; came ys. Miss q. Henry, 7s
TTsHIHD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE fIF.
\ 1sh OF Orleans. Nos. 2s,264. 2s.2e5 and 2a75ss
and Fifth District Court for the parish 81 o.
leans, Nos. GO and s0-By virtue Of i've Nrfts hi
fieTi faciag, to me directed by the honorabietf iii
Third and Fifth District courts for The nsrisE
OF Orleans. In the above entitled causes, Tor cf9
taxes OF 1874 1875 1876 1877 and 1879 will proceed
TO sell at pubic auction, at the Merchants and
Auetioners, Exchange. Royal street. betWosd
Canal and Customhouse streets. In the Second
D1striet OF this city, on MONDAY. June al 1SSg.
at 70 o'clock M. the following described pfo.
perry to w t. 3s-is 1 s'ss3
i. a CERTAIN PORTION on. aRoUND. III.
uated IN the First District of this city In aa1ars
number eighty seven. bounded BY Ut. james.
Religious. Celeste, Felicity and st. Tncmxs
streets. and measuring thirty-two feet front 81
.. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GH0UND. sit.
uatad In the First District OF this city, iii ft1Ag
number two hundred ard sixtv-fhree, bounded
BY Unfon, .Baronne. Dryades and Perdidos
streets. and designated as lot number nine
and one half. measuring tflirty.tWo test
front on Union street BY one hundred and sfx
feet In depth. -. s'.s
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot aSs
}. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX
Civil Sheriff of tbs Parish OF Orleans.
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The city Of New Orleans ys. Mrs. LesisI

The City of New orleans vs.. Mrs. Lsals
Emmerling: same vs.. same: same vs. same
same vs.. satGe; same vs. same: same y.
same: same vs.. same: same vs.. Louis En-
Third DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
4 ish Of Orleans. Nos 1888, 1885. ~ Sszs
q; 1884, % ss7. 1885. and 2asss; and Sixth Dis
trict .Coutt for the parish II Orleans. No. ~
BY virtue OF eight Writs Of fieri faeias. 10 mes
directed by the honorable the Third and
Sixth District Courts for the parish OF Or
leans In the above entitled causes, for city taxes
OF 1868. TO- 1871, 1873. 1874. 1876 1876 and 1871
Merchants and Auctieneers' Exchange. RoyM
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets
N the Second District of this city on MON
pay, June %. 1879. at IL o'clock M. the follow.
ine 1escr1bed property, 10 wit -
uated In the First District OF this city In square
NUMBER thirty seven, bounded BY Peters. MAJ
kef. TehouDftoulas and st. James streets. desige
nated as lot number ono, forming the corner Of
Peters and Market streets, measuring nfty-one
rect front on Peters street by eighty elk feet ID
depth on one line and one hundred and forty-
SIX feet Ia depth on the other line and front on
Market street
seized In the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
j. 3. ALCEE GAUTHREAU1.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
Nx-o0 n q "
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The foregoing statement Is lust. true and
orrect transcript from the books of the Com.
panT. JAMES /. DAY. President
FL. CARPENTER, Secretary.
sworn to and subscribed before me this TWEEN.
tY-EecOnd day Of January, 1879.
A. INGRAHAM, Notary Public.
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JAMES LINGAN. A7a.5 ..~..r r.~a.s
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR At Tav
e Caronaelet street.
mys NEW ORLEANS. IA.
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q. Doebele vs.. Tho Marais street Msfae1s q

1st Episcopal Church.
EIIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAE4
ish OF Orleans No. sas7-By virtue Of i wiz
OF seizure and sale. to me directed by the honor.
abls the Fifth District Court for the parish Of Or
leans: IN the above entitled cause. will pro
coed to sell at public auction. at the Merchants
and A1etioneerg Exchange. Royal street ~.
Second District Of this city. on MONDAY, Jnne
%, 1879. at 70 o'clock M, the following described
property, to wit
4 CERTAIN PORTION Or LOT OF GROUND
together. with ali the buildings and improve
m6nts. rights, ways. privileges. servitudss and
dependencies, situated In the Second District pf
this city. in the square bounded by BienvlIfe
Marats, Customhouse and Where streets, hsv.
Ing in American measure fifty two feet front on
Bfenyille street. more or less. By depth OF 0u6
hundred and thirty nine feet ten. inches and q
hall. more or less. on the line which separates
It from lotnumber four, which portion OF lot Of
ground makes part OF piece or lot Of ground
designated by tbs number three ON 8 plan
drawn BIZ joseph Pile, surveyor. dated Dc
twenty fifth Of February. 1885, and deposited III
the office Of Felix De Armas, then q notary pub
lie I'm this city.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms Cash on the spot.
j. Il. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans,
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j. Il. ALCEE GADTHKEAU1. -
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Uf Orleans.
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Some weeks ago at an election for that plr-
pose, the property owners IN Lake Charles
the Louisiana Western Railroad Company, a
tract OF land near town, and to authorize a
levy OF special tax to raise the money for
Inat purpose, under Inducements made to
our town council that the land would be used
stock, and for the erection thereon Of its
ronnd-house and machine shops. Recently
Ine town council was notified by the general
manager OF the railroad company that the
company would not accept the proposed do
naIion except without any conditions as to
erecting buildings thereon. or course the
town council could not make the donation
without the only benefit which had induced
lts proposal, and last Tuesday it very prop
erly repealed the ordinance proposing the
donation. We understand that Col. Adams.
general manager OF the railroad company.
says the company will build it's machine
6nops, etc, here, but prefers to be unrestricted
as 70 their location.l Lake Charles Echo.
reports from all sections indicate the grow
1 W. crops to be in q most promising condition
N1nll, UP 70 some fOuror five days ago was
lever known to be further advanced at this
essa III 81 the year, but the continued drouth
~ NJ VIE past two weeks has somewhat retarded
ra,s s, ,ss, and should we fail to get good
elsastrous to this most important branch 81
vyhieh .s,d o. young cotton, a staple upon
sinTssc, Every industry has for SO long been
than ior n,,m r more promising this season
spring gave our farmers an .d ne very
walled then,s man days, OF which nearly ali
iabnrersS has nseives. As general thing tho
better spirit, the Kansas f 4 s..,s year with
1872, rsacn our parish, notwithstanding lalled
ssrps was made some two weeks ssnss. an a.
edaioass1 ae a disturbing maady among = this
E elfaiag tae proverbial achas horse dW wsrs
A
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-10-10

Tho very high price which farmers IRE
ngcntly have fopay TOR clover>eet should
induce them ~ save AZ least 4 suiliciency
for their own supply. and undoubtedly.
III well followed up. make iiavery profit
able business asa money crop. \ farmer.
who Il vnnehsa Tor a. one ot the best
cloyerSpcd savers. -iveS the following
hints ~ 70 the saving Of the seed
1.-The second crop Il for the seed. and
i really IN for no other purpose, a. Il
-alIvafes the stock fed on II. The best
timc ~ cut tor seed Il very nice point
To determine. Il should bc cut when q
nalori'v ~ the heads turn brown, aud
hrlnrr any begin to she'd oT the little
>cea mods. each of which contains seed.
GU The second crop Of clover just -
though il were for hav. rake II into wind
rows ani ~ il lie sni take one or two
show~r~: ihcn pui II in very small cocks
whiic damp. about one good pilchiors
full n, a place, and when il i dry put IN
10 \ ~ aud cap with something That
will turn water or what il sfill better. u
you have shed or barn. put II there and
lei IL remaia until yon get hulier Y
take II ont for Won. Let our farmers
save All the cloverseei they can. and
thus helm 10 make thousands OF dollar
fir the state. now sent out each year fol
clOvcr>eei ~ SOW"
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ErxTnS RArnArrs. No.. Arrn spsh l~nf.
IA IoHx Brfh.--nKta sfR Knowing ~ rfsrnrF rf
pur sA-saperiia aud NE healing srI ifuaNcia euai-
rs " possesses. send yQH Tile a1win~ satemHnf N
nv
I was ~nunfed nhru TWO years sro--was takFn rrif-
,ler and conanel Mn sxfren months. N~fnc rayel NJ
ffen my wrura~ have r nesinf stf ihaTr nix -er nr
moment sirce We wpanAea- afn staf flrpush fhr
lipx Nv general henlih y irara e~ need srrr.
hinr N assist nasnrs. havs fAsh ~ ynu- SaT-
sapara than anr hing tisr witt ffer thafi- rerr-
ue Please express hslf NnF~ h.ftirs nnA ptiigr
CArrk1& e.. y. JOHNSON.
Sr f4rfs NJ.
r. s--The following written Arris sH'h. sssr \,
'fr.. Jennie Johnson. mother ~ Capt trhrsnn.
Dn Innx nrfr--firAa SN. NV hnsha-d M ~ s.
ehnscn Mass skllfui surgeon mi physician IN Central
ye~ Tark. where he died. leaving sAe above ~ n.
Johnson NJ nv care Afhirtren years m nre Ne had
hranc dinrrhea md Serafuis. fpr whlrh gave youf
ssr4ansr.iin II cared him. have far years W..
snnmcndet Il % rnany il View York. phIn ani ic~ ~ f
.rrafnla. fever sores. an1rrnefai tshitiv Perfect
.uccess has attended IA The crrss effected N some
asses " @crofnla and fewer areHt rarnlrus
am vsrs anxious far MY s1An have rspuurse
SArtspara. IT, \ tearfui M retting spurious
itsfcip hence his writing gYtu M IA. Hs wounAs
ere terrible, bnt believe ~ niii rernyer
Respectfully. JENNIE JOHNSON.
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ri chronic habit Of grnmhling, which
seems 10 be the chief fault among the
farmers was well illustrated the other
dav npon the cars. A jolly-ioos inl
r,inni sucker said thar all about
Bloomington. where he lived. he could
M 'lrny there were bountifu crops.
His wheat ~heled out - bushels 90 the
acre: his hav crop was Just immense ;
hi~ ho.s and cattle were fat and healthy.
but. ~avs he. my oats All went 70 head
and ! don't know what in creation shall
10 for straw this winter.-l Lafayette
Dispatch.
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In Rhode Island man has to own
property worth Sl3f before he can vote.
This j. Republican doctrine. The next
thing they viii 10 will give man worth
Sl.3io ten votes, Sl.sf00CO ten thousand
VOTES. and % on. ~ a. one or two moniea
men will ~ the ruling. But they'll have
~ defeat i'sr Democracy lie poor mans
rarty before this Rhode Island plan can
BE generally adopted. Rockport Dcino-
crat.
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CHILDREN's SHOES AND BOOTS.


other boot makers. aficr seeing NIX
work. being afraid NJ compete. Work
of all kinds done promptly. and All he
work going out ~ my shop guaranteed.
Give me II rall w. NAY.
Dtt. 3iaf. isT3-ly.
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1879 Spring. 1879
Boots, Boots!
Shoes, Shoes I!
BEST STOCK IN DUBOIS COUNTY,
CHEAPER THAN EYER.
HENRY LANDGREBE

Respectfully returns his thanks 70 his
numerous customers for their liberal
patronage heretofore. null invites them
10 examine hi new stock. received March
rs. 1879. He has Now double the stock
OF any house ia Dubois county. embrace
ing more than
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
From the cheapest - the very best. La
dies Newport ties from 81 up. Finest
side lace frnn ~ no p Gents rupfS any price yuu
want Hoy~' SHOES from n up. Good Congress Cali
tiaifers frli stock. ~ a. These rnf eqrairA N
southern Indiana. iHr line n Grut'> Shoes. ~ All
stsles anA prrs> Ladies fine rntfou KID "a best await
rsy. a. only 15o. Gise ms trial amt win save you
money
HENRY LANDGszE ESF.
GeiEer strsri. hetwsen VAN ana Nalna
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rvVHE proprietor - this celebrated medicine tn~tis
X claims fs,r VA superiority nstr Az reirtsiies esfr
altered fhr rnh'r flr the sAfr, srKfrr and
tHNANsNr rnre ~ Asne and fevrr NJ ch'if. NtA fr-
s.r. whether ~ sAert nr i4ng starhing ne refers
the entire western aui Southern country hear hir
trsiimnNt he ffnth ~ Ne assertion, thar IA
ohHf.sfr win N f ~ cne tile liregiianSAre sir fg
plloNcd ers An great many cases single dose has
htfn SaficItnt fNr and nhnr families hmko
heen cnfe.t ny inele r'ile WITH perfect restoration
Nd The general hsaith lois hcweve~ prudent and W.
every inrr certain cure u itS t>s I. ccrraft n
smaller doses ~ week fwa after fhe disease hes
been broken checked especially M difficult nfa
hing standing Usually ti> medicine wIil rnt
ftqirs any a ~ keen RE bowels IN good order shpii
thc patient. however. require cniaaffic medicine ~
fer having taken three four dA~es ~ ne Tonic
niii ny sufficient
Tho genuine SMITHS T0Nlc SYRUP must have DR.
iOhN III III pri, are stamp on each hnffle nk tHf
Bull enlv has nv Ehi raanufsrre and sell TIE
orr <inai JOHN ~ >TuNiC >fRlf. - louisville
Nv. Examine We'll NE lahei rach homie. II my
prvste stamp not each bottle. ~ purchase. y
you wlll he Deserved
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1879-05-15
County Commissioner.

We learn that the friends of ESQ.
B. F. Cox, of Whiteoak tp., who is
better known to the readers of the
News as our lively Mourytown cor
respondent, &C. F. B." viii present
his name to the Republican Conven-
ton as a candidate for County Com
missioner. Squire Cox is one of the
best Republicans in the county, is an
intelligent, careful business man, and
would fill the Office of Commissioner
with credit to himself and the coun.
ty. The Southern part of the coun
ty is entitled to the candidate on the
score Of locality, having now only
one member of the Board, whose
time expires next Spring, and White
oak tip. justly considers that she hal
pretty strong claims, having had nc
county officer for more than twenty.
five years, and no candidate for 6
county Office Of either party fol
many years past. What Esq. COz'l
neighbors think of him may b,
judged from our MOurytown CORES
pondence of this week,and should ht
be nominated there is no telling
what majority he would get il
Whiteoak.
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UNION TIP.

Our usually quiet community was shock
ed on the 25th ult., by brutal assault on
David Pierson, one of our quiet and peace
able citizens, by one Franklin Wright, liv-
ing In the edge of Clinton county. The
trouble grew out of the effort of Mr. Pier
son to coax a debt of some eight years
standing out of Wright, and failing to do
it, he refused to saw some logs Wright
had at his mill, until the old debt was
paid. ThereupOn Wright knocked him
insensible, mashing his cheek-bone SO ter
ribly shat it may disfgure him for life.
Corn planting is about done. Our
neighborhOod viii soon look like one end
less cOrn-field, as a great breadth is plant
ed-double what ought. to be, as many of
the farms are becoming so poor by con-
slant scratching, that the mortgages on
them will scarcely stick.
Our Vigilance Committee is organized
and ready for business.
Health comparatively good, yet we
have to make the sad announcement of
the departure of friend after friend. On
the 28th ult. we followed the remains of
Horace link to their last resting place in
the quiet cemetery at Dunn's Chapel. The
funeral services we're conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Smith, of the M. E. church, of which
the deceased had long been a devoted
member.
While columns of our papers are filed
with the history and eulOgy of men the
s00rId calls great, when they die; for the
encouragement of the young, indulge a
friend in one remark on the departure q
will not say death) of Horace. He still
lives, not only in the memory of dear rel
atives and friends, and bis labOrs of love in
the day school and Sabbath school, but in
the realms of light above. A venerable
friend of more than three-score years and
ten remarked to me that in all his life he
had never seen such youth. ''ls it right"
was his motto, and Gods law was his
rule of action. None knew him, but to
love ard respect him. His death was in
in keeping with his life, without mur-
mur-or complaint. When his loving sister
Ola entered his room at 3 o'clock in the
morning, he told her he had been sleeping
so sweetly, and bade her not be uneasy.
As she left the room he bade her a
kind goodnight, and sank to rest as
sweetlY as an infants slumber. When
Ola again entered that chamber an hour
afterwards, that gentle spirit had taken
its flight, leaving a smile of triumph on
that pallid face. In the language of the
poet,
aEe'er to the chambers where the mighty rest,
Since their foundation, came nObler guest.
Nor e'er was to the bowers Of bliss conveyed
"A fairer spirit, or more welcome shade
Forest Home, May, 1879. BRUTUS.
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PENN TP,.

Farmers are busy.
Schools have all closed, giving entire
satisfaction as far as I have learned Mr..
J. T. Langley has engaged the summer
and winter terms in fractional district No.
4. Summer term commenced April Goth.
Mr.. L. seems to be a very popular teacher,
as this is his fourth term.
Miss Celtic Jones is teaching in No. l.
Wheat and grass look well, notWith-
standing the backward spring and dry
weather.
Mr.. VIM. J. Murray returned from En-
poria, Kan, stayed two weeks, then went
to Illinois. He speaks well of EmpOria in
regard to temperance. He says, there is
not a saloon in the place. l hope the
time is not far distant when the same may
be said of Hillsboro. 1 am happy to
know that there is none in our township.
If women had the right Of suffrage l
have no doubt the Local Option law would
have been passed by a large majority.
We will wait patiently; there is a time for
everything. believe the time is coming
when Temperance will rule these United
States. The defeat of the Local Option
bill has made the most respectable Dem
ocrats ashamed Of their party.
must say to Bro. ''Flora," he is not the
only one Bro. "Brutus" made glad by freeing
'ScriptOr" on the Temperance question.
Mrs. Mary z. Stotler, widow of the late
Joseph H. StOtler, has moved into our
neighborhood, where she is weaving to sup
port her family. Any who need carpets
wOve on reasonable terms and the best Of
work, will do well to call on her, 81 miles
north of HillsborO, near the Vienna pike
Fruit mostly killed. Health generally
good. A FARMERS WIFE.