Courtship satire and Columbus bones by the consul
The article lampoons courtship with a social critique of lovers draining resources and proposes a two to three week courtship close season. It reports San Domingo’s discovery of Christopher Columbus bones in Havana and the sealed remains in Regina Angelorum church. It also discusses replacing the Electoral College with direct district voting and ends with a humor tale about a worker tricking his boss over cloth holes.
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Legal notice notice to Elsha W Tinker in Ohio case
Elsha W Tinker formerly of Nelsonville Ohio now in Texas is notified of a petition filed April 6 1877 by Henry and Ann Broadwell in Athens County Common Pleas Ohio against William Dunnick Milton Kerney Elisha W Tinker John F Welch Wesley C Hickman Willis G Hickman Charles A Uable Ashford Poston and A P D Smith claiming a coal and mineral lease on 105 acres in Section 15 Town 7 Range 12 including rights to mine coal and build upon the land and alleging fraud in procuring signatures. The request is to set aside the instrument and remove the cloud on title with a response due by the third Saturday after November 15 1877. DFE Striguer Jewtt & Slattery plaintiffs attys Oct 1 to Nov 1 1877. Also notice of sale in Athens County Common Pleas. The site describes sale of Lot 4 and adjacent lands totaling 90 + 66 acres appraised at 4320 dollars. Sale to be held November 24 1877 at 1 PM at the courthouse. Sheriff Parker Carpenter. Tow nsend & Jones Pitts’s Atty’s. Oct 25 1877.
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