News-Democrat, The (Newspaper) - March 25, 1902, Uhrichsville, Ohio I e t I Y HI 25 24 A SEAT IN THE U S SENATE It What It Horace To Go on the Bond for the Release of Jefferson Davis The negotiations now going on for the sale of Beauvoir the Davis homestead to the state of Miss as a home for ex- confederate veterans recalls incidents in the varied career of Horace Greely Mrs Davis who is now a party to the negotiation for the sale of the property to which Davis repaired after his release in consultation with his at New York They advised her that in the excited state of feeling the only hope of securing her husband's release was to get a leading republican on the bond and in his opinion Horace Greeh was the only republican who could be with any chance of success Mrs Davis went and saw Mr Greely She stated to him that her husband was dying from his close confinement in prison that she had been told that the hope of getting him released on bond was to get the signature of Horace Greely Her suffering and her earnest- ness won her plea and Horace signed the bond and sacrifice thereby his the Republican party a prestige he long had held and never thereafter He was a candidate at the time for a seat in the United senate from New York and his election appeared sured All his life he had coveted tical recognition and had broken more than once with part associates because of their to recognize his claims to party preferment Now it appeared tbat he at last was to receive recognition to which his long services in of the party clearly entitled him All this was changed by one stroke of tho pen The nest day he was the most unpopular republican in the state of New York His candidacy was re- by the legislature of his state and his name anathematized out the entire north Horace Greely had yielded to the of a erous nature and did a noble act but the party for which he had probably did more than any other man of his day never forgave him Davis had been indicted for several dates were set for hip trial but he was never tried That he was guilty of treason would hardly admit of doubt but if he was guilty so likewise were almost the entire population of the Southern States And they had but put in operation the principles en- by the Hartford Convention in order to force a termination of the war of 1812 and had that war lasted much longer there is little doubt but New England would have attempted secession Greely better appreciated the situation than any other man of his day except Lincoln and like him he was most anxious for a policy of conciliation His action did much to soften the bitterness of would have done more had it not met with such bitter denunciation by the partizan press of the north was a gift to Mrs Davis some time after the war and there the family resided until after Mr Davis death at New Orleans while on a visit in 1889 DISTRICT NO Jennie Shaw spent Sunday in No 4 Chester spent a part of last week with his father in Park Several from this place attended the funeral of Fowler last day at Feed Springs Bessie Spring of No 3 was the guest of Nannie Davis last Saturday night Lee Hines visited his parents near Rock last Friday and Saturday Frank Blackwell and Ira Hines of Dennison were calling on the latters brother Lee Hires of this place Perry Blackwell wife and son Roily near Weaver's district were visiting his mother Mrs Mattie Cox Mr McCardy was calling on Alex Davis last Sunday evening Harry Hines of the Park was calling on his uncle and aunt S Wright and wife last Sunday Fred Carpenter of Dennison was visiting bis George Downs last week The friends of Nannie Davis gathered at her home last Saturday evening to help celebrate her anniversary Last Saturday night be- ing the night of the singing at the school house she had gone and on her return home she found the house full of guests and to say she was not surprised would be out of the question The evening was spent in games Refreshments were served Miss Davis was the recipient of several beautiful presents and at a late hour the guests departed for their homes wishing Miss Nannie many happy years to come HOME Just on the Threshold Of a Life Em With the Promise of a Useful Future Earl Deems the 18 Mr and Mrs L H O of Th IP son St morning o'clock a in HP had been taken ill with the inst and c itching a set in and Hi The deceased in i hip and with his i i couple of the p i- he hud been working in shops From youth UP w 1 ife Quiet and retiring in dispos md gentle in manner bo the ions of all who in o at ict him Last Spring united with the M hurch here and when bv tor who had DISTRICT NO 2 lin as n turned from w w as visiting i i of TURKEY FLAT John Shaw made a trip to town last week he lit era rj at Dutch Valley V w d I he ol ol w i ni i h i I M- i r i i -i mother and family day night was very good and the at- is i tendance large who had been quite sick the past few weeks is now improving They have organized for a school at Rush chapel and hope for a large attendance the coming v ear There I I I In on ing in 1 ook ill O 2 w ill close for th 28 1902 with Rov ti li A W V nd 1 I il ll tin fore death claimed him for if was afraid to die be replied that he nappy and no Other of the I attacked with the h w taken down and his sister EIU fans yet recovered Two brothers and were summoned from E o-t Livei Sunday by news of hn Funeral services priv i to to-day at 2 o'clock in Union The parents have the s in pathy of a laige friends in tin their hour of hen 1 sick I st for i nd 3 last Thurs- i d d r Ada f c 11 led on -t 01 k w on his A BIRTH AND A FIRE The Boy Doing and the Badly Mother ried Across the Street to a Neighbor's House ill Easter services at Rush next Sunday There was a literary at Rock school Friday night The evening was fine and the roads were Quite a crowd attended They had a few recitations and dialogue given by the which were very good recess was debate Those that di bated were A Neal Rankin F Barnes J s c tiling on lin I ist wopk i NI me i t the k was cull R G lust A WESTERN EDITOR Gives a Unique But Truthful Write-Up of a Wedding In Neighborhood His COURT HOUSE NEWS COMMON PLEAS CASES Anna Ashkettle vs David Ashkettle Divorce ESTATE TRANSFERS Alfred Romig to Emily A Deems lot 430 Delia and Simon Gilgen to Frederick A lot 3 New Philadelphia 82.500 John B to Hans Dutton lots 60 and 61 Amonelli to Vinenzo lo 1 Dover COURT Will of Jane Foster Application for probate filed Authenticated copy of will of Sarah Baker filed and ordered to record Guardianship of Jennie G Baldwin et al Hearing of petition Will of Marcus B Carroll Hearing Guardianship Wm H Dorsey In- filed Estate of Michael Cooper tory and MARRIAGE LICENSES Frank Fletcher and Eva Branhall both of Newcomerstown Elmer E Reger and Mrs Christina Martin both of New Philadelphia Edward Raskins Upper Sandusky and Jennie Edie New Philadelphia John W and Annie V Barick both of Dennison John S Steward Cleveland and Clara E Slater Canal Dover Charles Brady and Mary both of Uhrichsville LOCK SEVENTEEN A number of the of our j attended a g the home of Mis j E Rank s Valley recently Mrs List of Dennison visited her bi- ter Mrs D V Heck Friday There was soms more fun at house last Friday evening J Myers and wife of Mr and Mrs J List Fruhn evening and Saturday D V Heck made a couple of trips to the Twin Cities Saturday and Sunday A number from here attended the Swinderman sale on Frys Valley last Tuesday Miss Fanny Gross spent Thursday at Dennison YA n i X O f il An Illustrated Lecture Will he given to at the Moravian oh inch by Pi of Smith of Chicago Pi of Smith is an able speaker and his subject The Modern is one i if hih best He was billed for Scio and h ving an open date he was prevailed ui on to speak here There will be no rye for admission but a collection u ill be taken to defray expenses Sudden Death Mrs Adam Peters of Trenton Ave was seized with spasms Saturday FALLEN TIMBER VALLEY from last The literary at Watson's Friday night was quite a success in every the program before recess was good and was well rendered After recess the question Resolved That the ment of the nineteenth and centuries exceeds all previous was very discussed by E L on the affirm and J C Young deny The discussion was quite interesting from beginning to end James Grimes and wife of near iz were visiting relatives in this vicinity the latter part of last week Miss Cora Morris who has been ing in Uhrichsville was home from Thursday until Monday Harlen Stabl and family of New Philadelphia were visiting Mrs Stahl's parents Mr and Mis G D Snyder last week Lester Milhorn of Gilmore visited in this Valley Friday night and who believed in I f and who ab- in lot loe so Common imong j ull I- on of slobbering over to ir and tickle their vi ilv recently wrote up a ding in th following and Annie Bloomers wore m at the M E labt evening Tho oh was prettily with flowers and potted plaits borrowed promiscuously from the people who didn't want to lond them I he was done under protest by some members of the church were to do so bj the bride and couldn't well refuse The ladies were of the opinion that if the couple were so bent on having a stylish ding they ought to be willing to pay one to chase all over town for i day getting flowers together and then taking them home again The bride wore a handsome silver stein gown made at home and the groom was decked out in a 810 hand-me-down suit The ushers wore coats borrowed for the occasion Sallie Potts was maid of honor and the consensus of opinion was that she was two to one better looking than the bride The young couple took the morning train for St Louis they ing at S p m and died Sunday morn Saturday Since then it has not been occupied I ing at S o'clock without regaining con- The Corey and Berkshire public sale by the family It will now be fitted UP as a home for disabled and destitute soldiers I which was hold Saturday was well at- will spend mure money in a few days than Willie can earn in three months Willie says that now being married he's going to settle p Some of our merchants think it would have ter if he had settled up first The groom groom gots a salary of 827 a month which is about the allowance Annie has been used to for pin money We wish for Willie's sake that the old saj ing that it takes no more to support two than one wasn't a lie The bride sect us a shoe box full of conglomeration of stuff supposed to be cake If this is a sample of Annie's TAPPAN E II Host of visited his pan Mr and Mrs Hart Thursday d Friday Mr Hart is night clerk in the shops Grandmother Utterback returned home Thursday from a visit among her E C Griffin of Cleveland is ioe a few days among bis friends here Walker Dickey of Tippecanoe called on Dr Geo A Saturday ing a-1 he passed through on his way to Patterson Guthrie of near Station lo in town Saturday on business Wm Beatty and Charley Hart had quite an interesting game of checkers Saturday Batie Copeland called on friends Saturday night rind Mrs G C Welch left here Saturday to visit Mrs Gary Davis of Dennison for a few days and from there she will go to her old home at Can oil county where she will make her home with her friends J V Law and wife of Plum Run was in town Saturday on business Miss Winna McClintock is spending a few days with friends at Tippecanoe Prof H V Courtright of this place and Etta Renalds of Piedmont closed a very successful term of school here Friday Jesse Miller of Canal Dover called on his parents Mr and Mrs Wm Miller Sunday J F Carson and Harry Milliken of near Laceyville called on Dr Geo A Chaney and family Sunday evening Wm Patterson of near Deersville called on Dr Chaney Monday morning on business Cope and Mr Finnical of called on Courtright Son on business It was rather an exciting experience and one which the family will not soon Sunday morning a son was born to Mr and Mrs J F Thomas and as Mr Thomas and others present were d to breakfast Mrs Thomas -I to them that she believed the hoi -o was on fire Mr Thomas rushed out MI the yard to see the flames just through the roof And as he back in the room he was greeted with the cool command Get Gene and he rushed upstairs to get their 5 year old unconscious of the danger which threatened him Once before their home was burned and this little boy came near with the building Dr Hitchcock had not yet left tor homf he and Mr Thomas Mrs across the street to the home of M i and Mrs Henry Brown The alarm was not properly ed at first pnd the fire boys did not know the mining of the bell but as soon at the general alarm whs turned in they were to respond By this time the fire had gained such headway that it looked as if an ing house as well as the one on would go but efficient work soon got the fire under control The bouse is a double one belonging to Mrs Alien Porter and one-half w occupied by herself and law a daughter Mr and Mrs Bert Watson Most of the household goods of families were removed from the though curtains and clothing weie badly damaged Mrs Peters had an insurance on the building and on he goods silt to make good her loss Mrs Thomas did not experience anj ill effects from her hurried removal I WANTS AND FOK SALE 1 III With Pneumonia Mrs Wesley Foster is ill at her home two miles east of Dennison with monia She has been confined to her bed for two weeks and has kept up re- cooking we feel sorry for Willie Our Woll for one of her advanced janitor's dog foil heir to the cake and now he's living in tho cold cold ground ago 11 jears and hoped are now for her recovery Dr Wolf 13 the In column we invite all subscribers of thi to make their wants known If have you want to sell or iC yot want to buy we will advertise the same two o three times free To all persons not ers we will charge one cent a word We desir to make this a very important column to on readers Will you use iti FOR four year old colt will weigh about 1150 JHO Uhrichsville O FOR Poland China shoab will weigh about 40 pounds inquire 5 J V WATSON Tippecanoe O good milch fresh aud 5 tons of loose timothy hajj Call on J W FOSTER 2 miles East Dennison Ohio FOR S throughbred bull calf dark red tracing to impo Matilda by Imperial Inquire of JA O good horses or mare Want them for farm must Lound and of good frame CARNES Still water O FOR Poland China pigs weeks old weaned good One mi Dennison Also six spri good shape Address OTHA KER O FOR bushel Seed Oats quality 10 ton Timothy 100 bushel Corn one hay 8 IMPRESSIVE SERVICES The was born in Medina Co i tended and articles sold fairly wpl Mr j But this wedding is none of our funeral j physician and he thinks her worker sound weight 11 pnd was a daughter of Mr and Coroy and moving to If Willie and Annie are satisfied vse j slightly have no kick coming Harper The parents parted and soon Weaver Clantz and the was left upon hor 1 wife of Laurel Valley will move on the own until her farm which Mr Corey will vacate married to Luther Swaim of Newton visited his Confirmation and Baptism at the vian Church Last Sunday The services at the Moravian church astor last Sunday were impressive and inter- j esting The rites of baptism and con- tho most of the tinio since The deceased was a momber of the Christian chuich and funeral services will be conducted there at 2 p m P Allison Interment 1 and have resided here sister Mis Sherman Gardener Friday night and Saturday We l-jarn that Jim of has purchased tho Charlie and were administered by pastor to the Litty Maggie Robinson Esther Woif and Welch Last The last of John P Altgold Moore farm and will take possession thort hand known today at a moderate o e I coat Which do vou prefer to takf Georgia Smith of visited her sister Mrs Tnomas Lindon Sale Short Hand Taught by Mail Mr I K of Rush township sale of farm implements If jou can not go to school have the aild at hig residence on school come to What Saturday March sure enough tho F school fo commence at i o'clock p for short 111 They will i m teach j on tho most practical of recently E L Morris who is near should provide great encouragement to was nome Monday night and The follow were those who battl for right principles j Tuesday MISS Tillie Barnes ho taught the tor term of school at returned to her home on Crooked Crook Sunday employed to teach Any structure must be plumb if Lulu Smith Haskins Governor Altgold s last words I Bertha and Rosalene Ross am not discouraged Things will right Throe were Admitted by letter John themselves A pendulum swings one way P Welch Mr and Mrs Frank Miksch j and then another but the steady pull of O 1 1 V A largo congregation was present and gravitation is toward the center of the and t 1 i Ci Vv t r O J the services were closely followed The church is steadily gai ling in membership under the tion of Rev Bailing and the attendance ing Services will be conducted each night this and a generous invitation ia ex- tended to all seekers after truth ft it is to endure Wrong may seem to be doff of eternal ju throne of if it is that a nation may the institution plumb with ful teacher Mr and Mrs Frank Sproul of New Philadelphia visited relatives in this Valley recently Blanche Barnes of Rush was visiting friends in this Valloy tho latter part of last wook of s know what under those who do not higher branches of hand arc or uld you rather un- dor one whose superiority in tho work is such as to give a national Full tuition foe Wo make i charge for text books and more than that wo give each accepted pupil a that if at the of half of tho course jour aro not satisfied wo give you your back Isn't that fair For further information ad- dress A Dennison O BUKLY Tracy O FOK spring calves five milch cows coming frej two bead horses bu seed oats tni ooi n tons baled hay ten loose and one milk wagon Re it 1 mile east of Dennison For Manure er only used one good Tho following articles will be and ready to hitch to Will sell d head of young cheap or trade for good mowing flock of sheep 2 farm wagons buggy j Call on or address W L CABLES F cart 40 bushels Hay in i D Route 1 New Philadelphia O black and other articles Fol g head of 8 to 10 we old pigs farm wagon one breat plow one harrow i buggy harness one set work Bar and almost new and 1 One phaeton and one good we some slock BaV m Exchange p P PATTERSON For Sale will sell Ohio Stoie New Philadelphia O The cheapest and best line of Wall Paper that baa been your pleasure to see is at Ellery's Bargain Store Summer Resort for Sale Bass Island 31 acres in center of populated of people and for summer resort down balance on time Address J B New Philadelphia O i Married Mr Nado Green and Miss Stella were at the M P Saturday March 22 at o'clock Rev Dr F A Brown ing Mr and Mrs Green young people and wish them prosperity and long
