Butler County Democrat from Hamilton, Ohio • Page 12

I MORE OF MACKE. D. B. SANDERS DENIES THAT HE SIGNED A BOND HELD DY THE NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE CO. AGAINST HIM.

Suits fur A Motion for a lien Real Estate nfersNro4 Gathered Stastity From 1210 vou.ly- temple of Justice. In the vase of the Norwich Union Fire Insurance do, vs, Bett ul. Macko et the separate answer of 11. B. Sanders has been tiled.

dens ing that on May 15, 1895, he together with the other defoncants escuted and delivered to plaintiff a of thar date in the sum of $3040 ail became boundl to plaintiff in raid miser 331 4 other sum whatever. This is the case in which it is alleged that Mr. Sanders' nano waa forged. Aimed J. Welliver ve, Miles D.

Lindley, Sarah N. Lindley, Paul J. Sorg, S. Jennie Sore nod Carrio E. Wettiver, suit fur the partition of certain real into in Campbell's nudition to finniiton.

ad real estate trans Tho grand jury, which was announced Say' weeks ago, Monday began ils labora, At Wolook, Judge Wm. N. Girton charged the jury, pointing out its duty in the investigation of all crime ani offences against law. Ho reforred pointedly to the various offences committed and urged upon those making up tho jury that no guilty one escapo, uo mattor whom he or she might be. ASSIGN MENTA.

The following are tho court nssignmeuts for the remainder of this wack: Co. VR. W. H. Levor of al.

George P. Bernt Ta. George Ausperger. Cincinuati Brewing Co. Te.

Eva Keya. Sarah J. Daugherty 16. John Daugherty. AbbA F.

Armstrong ve. Edgar Armationg. Lilah McCafferty vs. Frank McCafferty. WEDNESDAY.Levi G.

Gould va. W. T. Albaugh Sous. Isabella Barnett vs.

Martin Raab, extr. Trulock Suapp vs. Charlos Cates al. Ohio ex rel. Norah Hannah va.

Fred Waggoner. Schlangen V5, Middletown Pump ('o, P'lannagan vs. Geo. Augsporges el a. C.

F. Gauskel vs. Clapp et al, r. kol vs. (i.

N. Clapp ot al D. to por ye. Jamed Wilson. Ohio ex rel.

W'm Murphy sr. vs. Frank X. luerr, Auditor ete. COUNT.

David Pierce, assignee of Gustav Stutte, vs. Gustar Steffe, sulo confirmed. In the matter of the asaignment Jacobs J. C. Slay back, assignve.

has been ordered to sell chattel property n1 private sale. A. G. Wackos we. Margaret Hancock et distribation ordered.

Caleb A. Shura has been appointed guardian of Philip 12. Matson, an rile, and hag given bond in the sum 811, with himself as principal, with I. R. Kumlor, (4.

0. Muons, G. Welliver, (. If. -hera, W'.

M. Shora Shera as sureties. TO THE PEN. Sheriff-elect Win. Brueks took shall Bridge to the Ohio pen, al Colum bus, today, on a one seatence cuisine one Ed Malloy year ago country dunce, OVERRULED.

In the case of the alnie of Ohio Eleazer Braun, charged with liquor in violation of the local laws, Judge Giffen bas overruled defendants motion for a new trial, fland him $50 and costa and sentenced him to no days in jail. The Sail howeser, har been auspended to the defendant opportunity toappeal CARe to the cirenit cons f. NOLLIED. Prosecutor (', Smith has nollied against Honry Wilmore, Martin Poust, Martin Degoan, and Homer lA Nestor. A RECEIVER WANTED.

Horne Loan Building association Hamilton vs. Mary Regan et tiff arks for the appointment of colver. AN ANAWER. Levi Gould vA. WilHam F.

el defendant's answer filed. LIED SET ASIDE. Margaret 1. Wolf SP. Mary 10.

et the deed for curtain rent Involved inade I.y Joins and F. Wolf to Social W. Wolf act asido the plaint.if Liven possession of land in fee situple. ENTRY, Susan If. Woodrugh va.

Phoohe pleton et T. R. Kamler. S. (, and George Welliver appointed aloners to divide real estate involverl.

TIT. INFIRMARY BOA Oden Cook was nelmitied 10 Ormars Tuesdes. Ele wa. refensed the penitentiary about two weeksago. WANTS A bin Of.

Spikor has applied for vorre from her bu- band, Mufthise ker on the groand4 of She alloges infidelity, and names once Lordy as a co-rospalulent. THE Herman and Max Zust and Val have -cen discharged 'ram jail by of the commissonera and are to hare returned to The commissionersallow, the ly tills Torrday afternoon. tueso were the following elulms BUTLER COUNTY DEMOCRAT. THURSDAY. JANUARY 9, 1896, 11 BUTLER county commissioners for last month: Sheloy, Zollor, $107 85; MeLaughlin, Jail hill $215; directors, Tabler, $0); Frederick, $37.50, and Beal, ANSWERS.

Mury E. Gwaltney ve. Joseph Sloucker, trensuror, ol defendant's answer Died, averring that pluintin was liable for tho taxation ou cerwain proporty in the Filth ward, of thus city. James W. McCoy of al.

va. Charles T. Laotig ot defondant's nuswer fled CRIMINAL TIANSCILIPT. State ve. 1'.

d. Cos and Joseph Poters, on appeal from 'Squiro Stovenaon'8 criminal dockot. A TRANSCRIPT. Histo of Olio va. Larry Rosior, transeript from the criminal dockot of Mayor Bosch, shooting to loll.

A DEMURRER. Joseph W. Sloneker, troasuror, VA. Henry Bardluchaus, ot tho dofondants Tho Urban Safe de Lock C. If Urban de J.

Donald MeNeal havo demurred to planitiff's poti. tion. JUDGEMENT. John H. Shubort rs, Monry Hoib, ot if ordored to pay Maria Heib, a with interest from December 81, 18815.

FORECLOSCRE. First Nationel bauk, of Tamilton, Ohio, vs. Anna 1 K. Niedorman ot suit for the foreclosure of morigago on a claim of A NEW SUIT. Wade MacMillen vs.

John O. Jacobs and wife, a suit for the foreclosure of mortgage. JUDGMENT. Fred Cramer ve. J.

J. Richardson et judgment for plaintiff in the gum of $100. NOLLIED, The indictmonte against John Casey, Harry Sondon and Jas. Brady have been nollied. 0.

A MOTION. In the case of David Bell, euardian, TR. W. lernel Williams, defondant bas fled motion to striko plaintiff's petition from the flies becuuse it is not verilled, as required by law. THE CIRCUIT COURT.

The cirenit court wAR in geesion In this city today. JUDGE MURPHY ILL. Judge Clarenco Murphy, of the pro bate court, 15 ill at his home on. North Second street. en DID NOT MEET.

The memhers of the board of. agriculsure failed to maet the county rioners today and consequently their differences have not been adjusted; SUNSTITUTE JURORS ITonry ISabonmyer, Lew D. Murphy, v. J. Porter and George Porter wero laced on the grand jury to All.

cies caused by the excusing of. the rogalar jurore. JUDGE MURPHY ILL. Judge Clarence Murphy, of the bate seriously ill ut his home North Second stroot. JUDGMENT.

D. B. Bundy, guardian of Hannah lie, vs. Tames W. Rogers and John Leslie, judgment for plaintiff in the of of $312 47.

A MOTION. Catherine M. Mulion vs. William Bouz et defendants have fled a tion to sot aside the appraisement, PETITION IN ERROR. A.

I. S. Campbell VE. lIenry E. isabe- man, petition in error fled on an ol peal from the court of 'Squire and Groovy.

L'. HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. nod Frank Hastings and wife to Sponsor, lot 18, Walters' sub-division, $270. Mar. J.

Schwartzendruber ot al. to Imhoft, 8800-3501, Hamilton, $250. for A. G. Wy koft, administrator, to at tha Mccormick, 58.7 acres, Roily ship, $1629.08.

slartin L. Conway and wife to VS. Loan Iome Aid lot 4490, selling Lon, $100. option Peter Schneider 1o T. P.

Clawson, the parts of lots (11 and 112, familion, $1, has Martin W. Cunningham to Andrew Cunningham, undivided one-eighth sentence terest in 160 ACTer, Wayno township, give $400. the Elizabeth B. to: John Caun, lots 2036 and 2037, Middletown, $275, the Martha Ann Collett et al. to Sylvester Meyer, paris of lots -2 und 3, Elmer $1500.

l'oter G. Thomson, trustee, to Fiacher, lot 5207, Hamilton, $800. of David Pierce, assignee, to Robert Marshall, 25 lols, flamilton, $363. a re. Fun R.

Clark and husband to I. Robinson, lot 20, Monroe, $1400. Elmer C. SIll and wife to Jennie Albright- SHI, four tracts of Jand, Lemon ship; $1,000, Albert A. Weiss to Joseph Weiss, Wolf Madison township; $1,500.

estate John H. Badiker and wife to Dallas Margaret Middletown, $300. and State of Ohio to P. J. Faher, lot the Hamilton, $1:34 THE GOLD FIELDS OP THE WEST Are now attracting attontion of the whole world, and the the pincer and quariz mining aro fully to the findsof nuggets in tho early das a Colorado, Montana, Idaho, Washing.

ton and British Columbia vie with encl other AN (0) the extraordinary induce. menta offered to prospectora, practical miners and investors. ISy next spring the gold fever will have taken prescasion of thousands of and the western rondA will have All they can do to transport the fortune Tue hunters. Chicago, Milwaukee anil St. Paul.

railway, and connecting linca, is route to all tho far west. for forthor addreza ti. Everal, Cion. Trav. I'neR.

Agent, Chicago, fil, One Minute Cougn Curo 1a popular remedy for croup. Sato for childron and adults. Dr. Meyors de Co. PATRIOTIC Grows Theodore Bock, In Writing La Hon, Joseph B.

Foraker, following, addressed 10 Hon. Foraker, appeared in Commercial Gazette: December, 27, '02 Poraker: in this morning's Commercial a letter from IL young Canuck and the eltasion is the I aupposo you know onough his. to recognize the melody of 1216 oue an ex soldier), the other 1a 14 paron the poem in his letter. Hoping will rend this with n8 much picasas Ibo other, and hoping you will remember that the Yankee hoy's ATO 10 articlo, either, Yours respectfully, Book. 42 North Sixth street lamilton, 0.

10 vears 4 mon bs 4 days, RAKING OF BARING; OR A REVIEW OP REVIEWS. my Yankee home I sit nking, Canuck, dour of you, your bright and nappy homo no far awAy, the tears they All my eyos, of all that I can do, think that you'll be "taken in" somo clay, Chorus: Tramp, tramp, tramp, I 11 hear them marhing; not, Canuck, they will come, the Blue-conts' sta ry flag supplant tho crimson TAg Is waving now o'er every Canuck's homo, the battle front they'll stand your fercest charge is made, your blustering British lions from abroad, they'll mako you ruo the day you'll fall back in dismay, the Blue-costs as suldier; are fraud. -Chorus within my Yankee home am waitnig for the day When tho British try to open wide doora, my hollow eyes grow bright, my poor hoart quite gay, I hear the Yankeo victry cry more. -Chorus. hist'ry you claim to know, there's others not 60 slow, Know you the talo of the Delaware? Spite of the glassy ice and snow, Blue-coats met tae foo, And chon their roar of viol'ry ront air.

-Chorus. your glass home don't throw stones, you know of John Paul Jones, Who beat tho British, "rulors of WavO" awAy upon the sea Write this in your memory, That tho Yankee tars, too, can be -Chorus, a lator tine than that, Not far from whure you're at, the lakes that border on your try's shores, Perry and his Yankee crow Made a rogular hash of you, spile of a whole fleet of Mons' -Chorus. my Yankoo homo I sit, AIT. waiting for the day, When from Greenland's ico to the shore; The Bag of stripes and state, And 110 more those British bars Will wave triumphantly forevermoro. -Chorue.

THEO. BocK. Should the war- whoop then to O'er Canadian soil some day, We will tako your ballowed precincts, And your Wolfs and Brocks slay; And the British rag wo'll tear down, Many a British hero fall; There Americans will march, sir, 'There they'll plow with rifle ball. They'll fight for Yankee freedom In a brave and knightly manner, Nor allow British despot 'To touch our starry bunner. Rouse not up the Yankeo caglo, Better lot him in his neat; Once aroused abovo ye soaring Ile will never let you rest.

'The lion's king of heasta, Though he nover can rule men; With his crimson bannor's feasts He bad bettor seek his den. -Bottor lot the eagle alum bor, Better not his youths attack, For you might a snag encountor; Young Amorica hits back. TILEO. I hopo this has not taken ton much yonr valuable time: no doubt studying "geography and pretty diligently now. One know, you are a patriot.

(All cane arc.) 4A man's a man for a' FINISHED Has Been the Trace of Life, With Death 1130 Victor. The infant child of August Ivo, of Greenwood avenue, died, Tuesday evening, of brain fever, aged months. The funeral tonk place, Thuraday afternoon, from St. Stephen schurch. Intermont St.

Stephen's cemetery. Harriot ifazol, infant daughtor of Peter and Lens MeIntoch, died Tuesday eveuing of pocumunia, aged 4 months, The child was a grandold of C. IT. D. Baggagemaster Charles Eggebrocht.

Mre. Emma Si arkey, wife of Prof. P. Sharkry, of Fatun, and sinter of Charica E. Cariesmer, of chia city, died o'clock, 14 erneaday morning, at Enton, of azed 40 yonre.

A busband and thro children Murvive hor. One Minute Cough Cero is rightly nained. It affords instant rellef from suffering when with sevuro cough or cold. 11 on the thrust, bronchial tuher. bred and anyor falla to givo immediate relief.

Dr. Meyers Co. D. FITTON CO. The Joseph day's Mr.

ropult. tory (being Indy you nre poor Ago A In 'Ch and And Spite To Fear a And Will That In By And For For So I Ag Of In I.esR. sum I B. on Norap- Mc Maud Olillia Martown- Eaton Humil- in. Mo- Monroe, Geo.

HI. Jerome B. town- A 363, SPECIAL THINGS AT SPECIAL PRICES. We will sell all our Capes, Jackets and Fur Capes at lower prices than were ever named for same quality. It is important to buyers to know that all capes and jackets that we show at such low prices, are all new, this seasons styles and shapes, the jackets with the large sleeves the and fashionable ripple and coat back The cloths of the capes and jackets are Beaver and Boucle weaves.

The garments altogether are perfect, and a buyer can get a garment for the balance of the season and for next season at about half the value The Fur Capes in Coney Seal and Wool Seal are the fashionable lengths and are sold at prices that it is a stroke of economy to buy them now. A line of Shuler Benninghofen's famous Blankets, white and fancy plaids, at less than regular prices. A few copies only of Webster's complete Dictionary, pocket edition, foreign phrases, Synonyms, Tables, Weights, at 7. cents. Every house and every scholar in the county should have a copy of this Dictionary.

Ladies' Black Moire Duck Skirts, with flounces and finished with drilling (Rustle Skirts), at $1 50. Ladies' seamless all wool skirts. with borders, black and colors (Shuler Benninghofen), the best skirts made for the money they cost. D. W.

FITTON CO. A RELIC OF YE OLDEN TIME. Au Invitation to 8 Cottilion Party Held in Rossvillo Over Forty-Throo Years Ago, While A. C. Morgan was engaged, recently, in making repairs on his reaidence, at Venice, an interesting relic was discovered.

It is an old invitalion to a cotillion party, and had in somo way slipped between the weather-boarding and plastering. Following is an exact representation of the card, as to size, and 06 near as it can be ropresented typographically: COTILLION PARYT. The pleasuro of your compaay is respectfully solicited at a CUTILLION PARTY, to be ciyen by FELIx STRAUN, at Odd Follows' Itall, Rossville, on MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23rd, 1852. MANAGERS: WILIC MEATY, W. J.

BAYSION, D. LEIGH, J. B. MILLIKIN; A. G.

CLARK, J. B. KELSEY, D. HOWELL, J. GROSS, J.

R. PHARES, S. FLICHING, E. DUNMIRE, D. W.

HALSEY, NICHOLS, W. B. KINDER, W3r. at JACOB TROUTMAN, ALISON DYK, JOJIN M'ORE. The back of the card bears, in bold chirography, the name "HI.

Wils Dowty." In 1852, the dato of the enrd, Mr. Dowty was a resident of Venice. His son Wils is now residont of Hamilton. Of the many whoso numes appear on tho card but very fow are now alive; in fact, as far as known, T. V.

Howell is the only one. Now Year's Greeting. A blitho New Year I gie yo n', An' many tony yo sco; Wad sorrow ne'er to ye befu', Nor tears bedim your e'e. Bat yet, I wadna hue your path Frac stanc an' thorn be free; Man inaun e'en cross dull Sorrow's strathe; Lite shouldun be a' gice. Wisdom's no learned in sleep' Rocked by a s'miner sea; 'The c'en are clearest that mist weep; Ilk big aln welrd maun dree.

Nor wad I wish ye tearless Your life, anc endless 0' Grief yo maun hao some alloy, Your life wad else gang wrung. Wad I could wish ye poacefu' Your life wt'oot and mar; What God ordains for ye les best, For ye is better far. The year alane can this Ite Joy an' eke 119 pala; It treasures hundk for yo O' sunshino an' o' rain. Then I will wish ye courage, freen, To bravely thee the strife, An' win the vic'try that wcen, Ye'll no nad dear o' Lite. J.

L. Gotol. A FIRE On the Moudy Farm, South of Cho City, Sunday Morning. The large barn and cow sheds on the dairy farm of Charles Warwick, below Lindtenwald on tho old Moudy farm, wero destroyed by fro betweon the hours of 12 and 1 o'clock noon, Sunday. Mr.

Warwick discovered the fro in ampie time to retnove the horses from tho barn and tho COWS from the shoda. fo sustained some painful burns on the right hand during the resene of tho stock. Owing to tho lack of protection it was impossible to extinguish the fereo flamce and to savo the dwelling house, ho summoned tho tiro engine which is kept at the Fourth ward engino house. The origin of the fire is a misters, but it. 18 believed that the tramps who congregato in the C.

11. D. gravel pit had something La do with tho fire, The bern, sheds and land belong Lo Tra Millikin and Peter Benninghofon. Tho 103A on tho buildings is catunated to bo least $1500 and fully inauretl. The contonta of the barn consisted of grain, iced, hay and farming limplements and wore.

tho property of Mr Warwick and valued at $2500 and partly Insured. A Sell Made Man. --Life. Unexpeoted Attention, A yonug man who was walking along Dearborn street the other day stopped sounded we'll Bock. of you're history" thing 1 republithat." T.

IS. Was the Escape of Edwin Hueston From Death This Moruing. MIRACULOUS "Deadman's crossing," at the intersection of Third and Sycamore streets, came very near socuring a victim shortly before 11 o'clock this morning. About the time mentioned, the belated east bound express train No. 31, due hero at 10:15 o'clock, came thundering down Syenmoro street.

The alarm bella at chin crossing above, were mute and frozon up by the severe cold. Edwin Hues100, a farmer, living near Pleasant Run, reached the crossing about this timo with his team of horses and farm wagon. Ho was almost frozen, and stood nt tho rear end of the wagon. unawares of' the approaching express train. His tenm had hardly been driven onto the tracks when it was suddenly struck by the locomotive, Hueston was hurled backwards, and struck tho ground A few feet from the track with a sickenjug thnd, nad lay there unconselous.

Tho wagon bed and one wheel were! thrown about seventy foot northoust of the scene of the accident, thereby freeing horses, which ran away with the front wheola, and wero captured on High street. One of the rear wheels was carried about fifty yards on the pilnt of tho engino and thrown againal a telegraph polo. The infured man was carried into the oflico of A. Compton Son, where he soon recovered, after receiving medical tion at the hands of Dr. Trebel, Tho patrol wagon had been summoned in the meantime and 60011 appeared 011 the scene.

The unlucky man by this lime was ablo to sit up nnel after being wrapped in blankota VAS taken to the home of Spencer Compton on Wood street. Thero is no doubt but that ho has analained some internal juries, but it is helieved that they are not of a dangerou4 nature. This accident is another warning to the city to attend to the duties dovolved on them and havo the cross. Ings protected with safoty gates or flag 11 Ct. FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS Airs.

Winslow's Soothing Syrup bee boon used for ovor Afly SOArS by lions of mothere for their childron while with 500thoR the child, softens the lays all pain, curox wind colic, 1t and in best romedy Diarrhues. reilovo the poor little an for Immodi atoly. Hold by Druggists in PAYI bot. of the world. den ta tlo.

Bo sure and ask for "Mre. Wine low's Soothing Syrnp," and take no othor kind Dearborn street the other day stopped in front of an engizo houso und looked iu. "'Have many fires in this town?" he inquiror of on of the firemen stauding in the door. "We have 'em pretty often," replied tho other. you have to go to all of "No; not unlose they're in our district, or unless thoro'a "Ever try to seo how quick you can hitch up?" "Oh, yes!" "How quick can you do it?" At that instant there como an alarm.

At tho first stroko of the gong the men ran to their posts, the doors of tho stalls opened, tho horses ran ont and wore quickly hitched to the hose cart, aud within a fow seconds men, horses and cart were out of tho door and speeding down the The interested young man watched the performance with nudiaguised admiration. "By gun," ho oxclaimed, "that's Chicago all ovor! Thoro nin't another town in tho United States where they'd go to all that tromble toshow a strange: what they can do!" -Chicago Tribune. About the Same. They met on Woodward avenuo, near Stato street, tho other evening when the wind had whipped around into tho north and brought a chill with it. "Can you toll mo what time it is?" politely queried the first.

"Can't possibly do it by my watch," was the reply. "Beenuso it's up the spont?" "Exactly. Tart whero your winter overcoat is. Let's shake. Yon arochilly and I wu timeless.

Wo stand abont even, And they shook hands and lighted tho stubs of their nickel cigars by tho sumo lean, lencly match and said it way wonderful how curioua coincideuces came abont. -Detroit Free Prosa TemRichey the from a di. Spi-! desertion. Flor- Fields order supposed mondoAmong of the From Steep to Death. In consideration nf cho roports the effect that electricity as a means of cuting condemned criminals is harsh, barbarous and uncertain, it is suggested by Dr.

Andrew Wilson of London that means painless and merciful wonld ho that of the lethal chamber invented by Sir B. W. Richardson. It is employed at Battersca in the disposal of homology and ownerless clogs which are valueless and whoso maintenanco is undesirable or impossible, Tho death produced by the inhalation of carbonio neid gas, as far us any record of the nction of the gas can inform, is cortainly painlosa. It is really sleep which deepeus bly into death.

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