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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-10-27
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Susan s. ]. Rowan,
~ guardian of the minor heirs of John p Rowan,
deceased has filed his first partial account for set
Element which will be for hearing October,
%, 1881. @tf si'
s JAMES g. HALY,
Sep. II, 1881. Probate Judge.
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Sherifs Sale.

Sheriff7s Sale.
William Kemmer, agent for catharine sconeld,
vs.
William II. Stockman.
vendi Execution, Henry County Court of Common
Pleas.
By virtue Of vendi execution, issued from the
above named court and to me directed as Sheriff of
Henry county, will offer at public SALE at the door
of the Court House, in Napoleon, Ohio, on
Saturday, October 20, 1881,
At lhe hour of O'Clock p m of said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate situated in Henry
ty, Ohio, to-wit:
The north half of the north half Of the southwest
quarter of section four (4, town three (3), north
range six (6l east, in Henry county, Ohio.
Appraised at 81 900.
Terms Of sale cash.
GEO. DAUM,
Sheriff of Henry County, Ohio.
Martin Knupp, Atty for Assignee, Maggie Stock
man.
Napoleon, o., Sept. 2S, 1881. SS 10
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Office In Frease Bros. Jewelry Store.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-22
FOR FAMILY USE.

I see that it is proposed to erect monu- ment to ''Iroquois." Give him mine.- George Washington.
 There is difference between the lips of a young man and the lips of a young lady-but sometimes it is a mighty small one.-N. '. Eoening Post
 Gentle Annie. ."-Yes. it will be proper to work monogram in the liver pad which the young ladies are getting up for the pastor of your church.-C Chicago Tribune
 Three young gentlemen in flat Derbies were followed nearly half an hour to-day by a short sighted gourmet. He mistook them for unusually large mathematician Transcript.
 Aunt Matilda-And do you study geography Janet ? Janet-Geography? I should think so, indeed. Aunt Matilda-Where's Glas- gow? Janet-Glasgow? Oh, we- haven't got as far as that. We've only got as far as Asia.-Punch.
 ''I want those Washington Plums on the top shelf," says Roscoe. and that New York jam over behind, and if l can't have two coats of sugar on my bread, I'll go over to the Democrats and get my clothes dirty playing with the Irish. "-St Paul Dtsp0tch-
 A San Francisco lady wanted her little girl to bathe in a room the windows of which opened into the yard, in which were some fowls But" said the little girl, 1T don't want to bathe before the chickens" "Oh. never mind the chickens" ]" said the mother. .sWell, D said the little woman, II won't bathe before the rooster. anyhow. w."-Er- change.
 A Castroville paper tells of an exceedingly savage leopard that snaps at everybody ap- preaching its cage. but which, on the appear ance of a wheelbarrow, shows every symptom of fear and sneaks into corner. It seems reasonable to suppose that the animal, at some time, came unexpectedly upon wheel barrow in dark hallway And if so, no wonder he fears the contrivance.-Boston
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-22
How to Drive q Hen.
From the Mobile Register ]

When a woman has hen to drive into the coop. she takes hold of her skirts vito both hands shakes them quietly to the delinquent, and says ''Shoo, there!" The hen takes one look at the object to convince herself that it is a woman and then stalks majestically into the coop. A man doesn't do that way. He goes out doors and says: '.It is singular mo- body can drive hen but me,'' and picking up stick of wood, hurls it at the offending biped and observes: "Get in there, you thief" The hen immediately loses her reason and dashes to the other end of the yard The man straightway dashes after her. She comes back with her head down, her wings out and followed by an assortment of stove wood, fruit cans and clinkers. and very mad man in the rear. Then she skins under the barn, and over fence or two, and around the house, and back again to the coop, and all the while talking as only an excited hen can talk, and all the while followed by things convent ent for handling, and a man whose coat is on the saw-buck, and whose hat is on the ground, and whose precipitation has no limit
 By this tune the other hens have come out to take hand in. the debate and help dodge mis- siles, and the man says every hen on the place shall be sold in the morning. and puts on his things and goes down the street, and the woman has every one of those hens hous. ed and counted in two minutes.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-22

struction or practice. It is only necessary to nately-right hand and foot coming up while the left hand and foot are going down. The motion is not particularly fatiguing, and may be kept up for long time without producing exhaustion. If rest is required, it is only needful to close the mouth and throw the head well back in the water in order to float without any motion of hands or feet. This
 is good advice, but unfortunately those who cannot swim usually lose their presence of mind when t6ey get into deep water Every body should learn to swim, tread water and float when young, ffor fun," as we'll as for possible usefulness,
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-22
COMMUNICATIONS.
What CHI Thinks About I,

To the Editor of the JOURNAL AND COURIER:
 Your delightful correspondent Jack Sin gleton" seems to be in happy frame of mind-ready to give heart and soul and pen to the cause so ably advocated by the woman suffragists in this city last week. That his conversion may be speedy and complete l hope that she. the quieter and younger, who speaks with lips that do give to argument the sound of ripping brook on summers day." will approach him forthwith Delays are dangerous. It occurs to me that Sir Jack should give his name as subscriber to Mrs Gages paper. Perhaps he did. Or per haps he felt a little shy, as did, and only wanted to be urged just little by the young lady who passed through the aisle, paper in hand. for subscribers. GILL SMILING. Why the City Should Not Buy the
 Waterworks.
 To the Editor of the JOURNAL AND COURIER
 Will you allow me space in your valuable columns to say a. few words in regard to matter which is interesting to all those who have the welfare of our city at heart. re- fer to the question of buying the New Haven waterworks, and although I do not expect to set forth any great argument, I want to add what little can towards the tsNo" side of this question, feeling that it is the right side under the existing circumstances.
 Since the citizens of New Haven have been provided with the many benefits to be ob- tained from abundant water supply every one admits, of course, that it's continuance is an absolute necessity for the city's welfare. The questions that arise, then, are "Are we served with this excellent drinking and wash ing material in proper manner, and are all our wants for quantity of 1t attended to in liberal and faithful manner? To judge from the past few years an affirmative an- swer would undoubtedly be correct. Do we ever hear, except may be from the chronic grumblei, any serious complaints on account Of scarcity of water2 Are we not always supplied with an abundance, in dry or other times, for all our wants? Plenty for our gardens, streets, sewers and above all in case of fire? Can the city improve on the man. agement so far? Are not the citizens willing to trust it still to such men as George Fl.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-22

Among the interesting revelations of the census is the growth of city life in this coun- try. Only Great Britain and Russia have now more cities of 25, ,O0o and upward than ap- peared in our enumeration of 1880, and there is so small difference that in another ten years America will doubtless lead the world in the number and magnitude of her cities as well as in the vastness and productiveness of her agriculture.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-22

The Je,otsh Ad0ance of Chicago reports that the scheme of establishing colony of Russian Jews somewhere in the West is be- ing urged upon influential representatives of the race in the United States by member of the same faith who has come from Russia for that purpose. He has made arrangements with twenty Jewish families of southern Rus sia, who are engaged in agriculture there and understand it thoroughly. and who would be glad to form the nucleus of such colony, besides being willing to instruct others in agricultural work. At latest accounts his eff forts seemed to be meeting with success.
 The report of M de Lesseps on the years. business and profits of the Suez Canal, pre- ssnted recently to the shareholders, indicates remarkable results. In the traffic during the year there WAS an increase of nearly 40 per cent, and, apart from the fixed interest of 25f, a dividend is proposed of 21,sS6f Gross receipts were fl 1920. .0OOf., and gross expenditures 2S, S41 ,0O0f., showing a net profit of 12,979 ,OO0f The number of vessels which passed through the canal dur ing the year was 2,026. They represent total tonnage of 4, 344, ,519. Several steamers which passed drew T metres of water, and a large vessel, nearly 136 metres in length. had no difficulty in passing. Improvements have been made during the year at the Port Said entrance and at several stations. It is said in Paris that M de Lesseps is preparing to light the canal by the electric process, in der that ships may pass through at night as well as during the day.
 Directions how to avoid sunstroke and how to revive persons who have apparently been drowned are now frequent and timely. An English gentleman shows in letter in
 Nature how those wholly ignorant of swim ming may avoid drowning if they are so un- fortunate as to be in danger of it. The method is one understood by all swimmers and is what is called threading water" All animals practice it instinctively. cat, dog, horse or COW finding itself out of depth has no difficulty in keeping its head above the surface by making nearly the same motions it makes in walking while man who can- not swim throws up his arms, makes few spastnodic motions and drowns Yet the brute has no advantage over the man in the water. On the contrary, the advantage of physical conformation is with the man, for his hands and feet are admirably shaped to act as paddles and keep him afoat. The hu- man body is little higher than the quantity of water it displaces, and consequently some portion of it will keep above the surface in accordance with the law of specific gravity All that is necessary to do to escape drowning is kn, 1,oy, de nd foak lat portion shall be the head. If the arms are
 kept under water the head can be kept up, but if the arms are thrown up the head goes i under Swimming requires practice and confidence, and is an art few acquire; but every man, woman and child that can walk l on land can tread water without any prior in-
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-22
sSournaI arlo Courier.

EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY
 HARRINGTON 6 CO.,, No. 800 State Street, Courier Building.
 JOHN B. OARRIEGroN. EDWARD T. oARRnaroN. JOHN B. HARRINGTON, yR
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-22
EDITORIAL NOTES.

One of the contractors on the California Southern railroad is reported to be employ ing Indians with satisfactory results. Think of Hiawatha shovelling gravel.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-22

Governor Cornell is doing good deal of vetoing. He has vetoed the bill providing for the pensioning of school teachers Tn New York and Brooklyn after certain term of service. He does not think teachers should be pensioned or that the bill placed before him is a well constructed one.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-22
Price Four Cents.

Watrous, Henry B. Harrison and the other able and upright men who are in the board of directors? Will it be an improvement to turn the management over to the politicians, who, while fighting for the spells, will allow the property to be neglected, or attend to it at great cost. there being no end to the jobs, D t'rings.'' etc, which are sure to come?
 The taxpayers of this city have enough in their hands to help support certain class of politicians without creating new offices and positions for more of them. The Water company as it is to-day is credit and honor to the city and when it ceases to be it will be time for the city to take charge of it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-18
Slst Day of December. A. ID. 1881

'tlce is hereby given that on the
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-18
S1st Day of December. A 100,
aSs|GkEE'S NOTICE Of SALE
THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEC.

ohu JUDICIAL District, in and for Ormsby County Stat
., Neiada-IHOMA IS BEER VS.. HIS CREDiIOpS
ny virtue OF an order of sale issued out of the M
@ Eourt OF the second Judicial District i'm ana
t .El .he county OF Ormsby, State of Nevada i,
sliG mater OF the estate of Thomas Beer an in
soI.eHI ueDtor, VS. His Creditors, and TO mo III
,lecteu ana delivered, and dated the DIST dav IF
oII I'm Der a, - 1881, in which directed to
oSil tne estate OF said nsolvent debtor consiSino
vi certain property hereinafter described I hayS
laken possession of the following pronertv To
VIZ a piece of timber land on Wolf t,reek IL,
Alpine county, California, consisting of 100 acras
H H or Tess. one acre OF land IA mile : w III
En- Plre olty slaughter house. Lots : s oand 10
biCck n am ber2}. Dwelling house and LOT Vun,
per 9, BLOCK Number 81. Dwelling house situatn
on o. 4 hi III street Dwelling house and lot Number
., DOCK NUN Der 81, all in Empire CITY Ormshy
G 60 stare OF Nevada. one light spring wagon
SooI repair. Notes against the fol FLOWING Dar
re; &c. II, u. BraSher, amount 500 bal $50 8,
iS1e per cent per month; date, January 6tE
go. Ineoqore l.. Johnson -. . 49, '''
rIea. n. tucker, amount, 5000; interest I ner
cent. per month; date, June 3D. lS77 Il Nav
aaa.ounl, si69 81; interest, per cent per month,
utte; ociober 9TH, lSS O; a. Roscn berg ouonnt'
So ~ interest, per cent per month: date NJ
.nehper ., 1880 c. A. Flanders amount 800.
10 per cent per month"; date, July Sstb
80 81: " brady, amount, S293 81; interest,"
p1 Gr GENT. per month; date. February 26th ISio
~. - GRADY. amount, 500; interest u nor Con-,
per month; date April oath, Is 6. Also bIottnr
Journal cash book and ledgers ali of fheso
(o0hS USED by said nsolvent debtor mn to H.
i Jay Oh December A. d. 1889, and containinp
ne account OF transactions with his patrons ava
,,Siiuences OF debts owing to said insoivnnt
lebtOr'S estate. '-o iHsol'ehI
Notice IS hereby given that on .bo
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~ ~ z O'Clock r. M. of that day, in front of tbe
Sourt Rouse door, in Carson City, county ~
tit state OF Nevada, will sell the riobt
d anu interest OF said Thomas Beer insolyent
oeotor, IN and to the above-described proner,v
az Puolc auction, for cash in hand to the besst,
anu anu hlYhest bidder, for the end and DurnnSns
directed by law. anu purposes
49, Assignee of said Insolyent Est..o
oot, arson son CITY, Orlnsby county, New Noyembcr
- ~ n3O-td
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ASSIGAEE'S NOTICE OF SALE


IN THE DvSTwyr.r x,nuu-
| Il Sacond rrd;a;a SOGAT OF THE
| County, state of Nevada r. r RIIOWN y. n Z,
| CREDITORS By virtue of an order or On ie sznnd
out of the District Cont ~ tha ca..s iI
District, in and for the county of opmsbv sta.n
Brown, an insovent deb,nr 'n ne estate sta OF r. X
10Th day of November issI i and dated the
on;, ~ sen the estate OF said insovent debtor
scrioeu, nave taken possession of the following
pLIpptelty, 10 OWL VII
piated cocktail strainer,
plated lemon knife,
ssieW
beer faucet,
/ pair panel pictures
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and death
DT. MiNTIE will agree to forfeit Five Hundred
Dollars for case of this kind the VITAL RESTO T..
ALIVE (undr his special advice and treatnent)
cure Or for anything impure injurious found it. Or
treats all Private Diseases successfully without
mercury. Consultation free. Thorough examina-
ton and advice including analysis Of urine, IS Price
OF Vital Restorative. 50 90 bottle, four times
the quantity 5000; sent to any address upon receipt of
p1ce or o. D. from observation ard in private
name if desired, by A. f. MINTIE MI n
IL Kearney Street. San Franci.co, Cal.
DIX. MINTIE KIDNEY REMEDY. NEPH.
e rICUM, AL kinds of Kidney and Bladder com
palnts, GonorrhCea Gee LeucOrh9a. For sale by B. F.
Foster and Geo Ihaxter Druggists Carson City 81 90
a b ,ttle, six bottles fer IS 100
DR. MIN TIES DANDELION PILLS are the
st and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS cure
II the market. For sale by B. f. Foster and George
InaHer' dfu2s1sts Carson t1ty5 mb17 ~
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l Great chance to make money
Ill y Those who always take adyanta9t,
OF the good chances for making
~ ~ AAD emoney that offered, gener-
ally become wealthy, while those who do not improve
such chances remain In poverty. We want many men,
women, boys and girls to work US right in their o
localities. Any do the work properly from the
first start The business will pay times more than
one who engages fails to make money rapidly You can
devote your whole time to the work, only your snare
moments Full information and all that is Needed
sent ftee Address STINsoN Co., Portland DE. no29
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NOT1CE.-A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLM
~ ers Of the Carson and Tahoe Lumber and Fluminr
company, corporation Of the OF Nevada will be
heid at the Companys office, Carson City Saturday
the twenty first day of January, 1882 10 O'Clock A. b.
The object OF the meeting increase capital stock
OF the company from hundred and sixty thousand
dollars divided into five hundred twenty shares OF
the par value of five hundred dollars each two m ion
ana eighty thousand dollars divided into one hundred
and four thousand shares Of the par value of twenty
dollars each. 10y
d. ID. BLISS
Ii. ERINGTON,
Trustees
Dated Carson City, November 2Sd 1881
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All Ticket Agents sell Tickets bv this Line
MARVIN EUuHITT
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