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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-12-25

-H8aEaA Ana @Atest hdIReEd
christendom, Wennderstand that christ
mas trees loaded WithtOyarWhieh makes
glad The hearts Of the dsar little ones, are
being placed In some Of our churches.
EfMerry Christmas indeed! For pious souls
Church soPgs shall he-snng and sermons
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-12-25

q to persons holding 3dmisionfa cArds'
HsFsB9epnTillb e seteda 4ll0keqrB
Ample dtswpgh pd cloak rooms Afe5Pro-
-vdsd and Observation-Disclosures
attonaant8s1N No effoFtWHl be spgrgdrt 70
nakethe oeeasion enjoyabie. bsn
music wil be furnished, upder the dirsc-
-tbn of n 6k1S8ARMney, OIoQOOO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-12-25

|FNNN~Ns -T-TL-I- -|"-~T %
Our town council intended tnimitate
Ben Butler on the salary grab,="goihg
.back 70 their oWh Rohit." IA HfkI
GaA tesma that money 1mattera are
somewhat tight hereabopts from the num-
Der of accounts pat in the hands Of the
flaw for collection. ,r
GBg lar &c bet haished sA6tb9 ffOsCEmis'
in this place are to be seen at Bauman &,
Aerley's new 8 story block. The wood
work reflects great credit on the Mechanic
ssr friend Charles Bright, of Canton.
Our citizens should bear ia that
an Ordinance is how in force making It a
inc of five dollars to eitherRide or drive
any vehicle on any Of the sidewalks Of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-12-25
mILLTNERY 8 Han GOODS.
4 New Millinery StOFsin Canton

+ HAVE just opened a full and complete stock
81 Miiinsrs Goods, embracing the latest styles
Of hats, Flowers, Plumes, Ribbons, VelVetss Ae.
which i am prepared to OFFER ~ lower prices than
down town stores that have enormous rents 70
pay. -r-r
have in my employs trirnmer whose skill In
her art Is unsurpassed In the city, and guarantee
+. sstisfacion. AL the novelties OF the season viii
Be- added 20 my stock - soon Is they appear in
hs-Eastern ciA9'' .ETrrP ss1 or
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-12-25

sa4.si Sc 80 u M0Ssi4 EsstDse. - is7&sm
Gouncilimet as usual Present. Messrsh
Alen,s Schott, eSchIebach, Stabler, Cook
and Cobaugh 5MEl Allen in the chair 1su.
Minutes Of previous meeting read and
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-12-25

HUSBANDR PLAIN
I LODGE No. Meet al. McDowelrs Hall,
nrst Saturday Of each month. HENRY McnoW-
IL Sec'y.
, 1873-05-16
MARINE.
PORT QE CHICAGO

FoHt oF S7llASO.
ARRIVED, Nh, IT,
gcow p!aelhawt, I1amlin, lo5 m lumber. ''
scllr clayton Deile, Cleveland, 620 tons coal.
schr Lena Johns0n, Green Day, lao IN lumber COO N
sscow ooastos, saugatuc4, 90 m lumber.
schr Hattie Earl: saugatick, % m lumber:
achr Pilgrim, Ladiugtop, 10 n, lumber. ~
Schr Arab, Lulingtun, lao m lumber,
Bellr Cecelta, Ludington, 100 m lumber.
seir s!nat, Lndingon, 100 m lumber.
grIg Gladiator, Man!stse, 14o N lumber.
sehr H. moes !,fe Mastso tap ~ 10 :1lneS m mbor
s',s sshr s s g; Aadrsws 14 AIsastse, lso n ambof.
chr Whrwind sIausteo , lis isu u u inshos aaaaose
schr 9. 2. lohnson, aIaniAteo, ITO N lumber.
schr laynda, 1Iantstee, 10 IN lumber.
Schr Ii Tempo, laniHtee. 1G0 III lumber,
Echr Gipsey, Manistoe, 1l6 M lumber.
achr J. i: Htranch, Manistcc, 1t0 IN lumbar.
Achr T. Bcoyiile, hskegon il0 m lumber, 20 N lath
barge oity oi aran1 Haven Maskogon, 95on lumber. '
nsp Ann3s Wois1a Lra M4s1lskon ~ o n bSr
larse Mary Ama'lda, arand iavon. o. ioo IN Timber.
senr se Jsnny ;uy 14aa. asana Hayen l19 n lumber
scIrJ i. WuFa, WLio Lake, d m lumber.
ssr ssr Tu9scla !; , ThS III; 17as 900 oak t:;s:
ssr sshr u oq te L11S 'S 1aS ut lanhsr; ,s = ,
Eehr L. i. Howard, l.,ldington, 1o0 nj l.lnlbcr.
schr i. J. ssnDorn, pentwster; 200 ties.
Sulr Aloseli Mcnosninee, go III lumber, 40 m lath.
scow !aIy nadeEn, dodertch, ca, It lumber,
scow City ot milwaukee,, ohcloygan, a04 Ill lumber
Beow Mediator, Qswcgo, 4Q0 tol,s coal.
Hchr kitty Grant, Baugauck 50 II, lumber % m latb
6pl,r 9. MatHon, Whito Luke, 13O II, lumber.
gclr I. L. Danforth, Eric, l,1oo tons coal.
Hchr john Lean Jr., Wlit0 River, 1ln III lulns,sr.
schr J. i. noborss, Grand Hayen, Is Ill lumbor, 10 m
latl.
schr z. .. Gardner. buffalo, 400 M lumber.
Bchr Red Wing, Buffalo, 1,2tR .ona coal.
gcir nrif 3owatar, nut1alo, 741 tona coal.
sslr Lucerne, 15utEalo, LIDO tom coal.
Dark Q. ]. Wella, Dntlaio, $50 tons coal.
BARK Para.ln, Dulnlot 72j tons conl.
3 schr !: e. Munster, buffalo, 900 tons coal.
6chr City Of tho 6traita, buffalo, g78 tolls coal.
tnhr D. Nbwl.all, AIllsAegon, LIS i'll lumber.
8clr John :ribLes, alnslegon, $50 III l.,,ner.
6ehr d Il. Owen, hinakegon, 3,b00 railroad ties.
\ 6oow Dan IayT, ,AIsnlses l5o in lumber.
sclr Mlchelson, A1at!stco, lBo III lumbar.
y ssow =, Go!ssn Mary, South l!ayan, 6h eds bark:
schr 9ardtna, Alan!sioe. lao IN lumbor
! 8cir Truman Mosa, MaMistee,. 2l0 m lumber.
Schr Mary Mtnskegon, leo Ill lumber.
BoF Annlo Nalyey, oosElch, 2sa7 br!s salt and sun.
, 1873-05-16

sunjcet to Tho ,nuehte and eeets OF the c.lhor 10
that nearly all tho winter-shollsd :oorn haa bocomU
more os lcss clammy 1ts therefore, rnrsasonaIe to
exPott 1t to 9rhdo No. a. Now, 1ett may bo conadorl
Cd ~ writing in tho dotenao Of tho 0hof Inspector, ~
iia o}amr!on lot mo add fcw words to ny an 1t-
ter1y oppoAcd 10 tho 8ato inspection, and he1jtvo iii
eonip''lsory Or enforced .napootion vhohar by tho
inianittona IN ptaotiee No QUO shold - obliged 10
when not NODDED aud whcn insoad * doing him FOOD.
,mp"rs tlo vsno ct n!s rperty a. 4 tototmes Tho
nelling grain BY snmplo on n 1ncrB. Railroad COM
Iantoa should bo Obliged soio tho safno, and Inspoo-
% ttG1 sha b d; nut M 10 enforced non property .at ors
this right and eak lint Tho control Of tnsrceion bo
taken from lcc-aeckrrn and he placed with tho rcp
resenatre. Of tho ownership Of property hoy ought
ut to mud fault With tho prcacnt Bynto 81 inspection
for which they mo rcnpn,aiho. y MknoJiAuT.
In Tho afternoon ,vhont vnn moderately aotivo,
Change. No. sprinE uol1 Of 91.8o9l cash Or
Seil9r tn tho mouth 9nl 80 so1ler June
fairly active and doolInel 1d@H4c.. No. closol
A. hao1o easb or seller Tho month, 411o seller
provisions Wofo tnactiyo.
, 1873-05-16
Messrs. Lunt, Preston i koau q,,oto as fol-
lows this aftnruunn: -
REAL. ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments wcro fled for rec
ord on Thursday, May IL;

Tho following instruments woro flled for rec
ord on Thursday, May Ii;
CITY PROPERTY.
Peorfa st, bet Adama aud jackson ss, n I, 2s It t
slloy, with improvements, dated March l; considesa
Lots 4 50, 81, 81, and 49, in cochran's north pnr
of Block %, SEQ 90, IA, dated a1ay Confederation
Eot as in BLOCK j, in o,snt,na Subdivision in Block
10 md - shenleda Addition dated May 10; conai
erst,o9f s.ft stgn 1na =, 1ot I'M :, p.,,.,. ,,,
May Is; consideration, Il, $50. ~ ''''''' 1''''
M9rssn nn 81 Of and near polk It Of IS to alley
Faeston ~ toy ~ g; o Cooper at I, 7sz1ao IT,
West Adams 1t, bet Wood and Honore sts, n r. Ak
125 It: dated March 10 consideration, 81, 900,
e5 wh4to st. v March
49, Fl .ea L afs say o e pesss aass9so !. t. so
It e alley, dated May 10; conseratiop on ID % 81 ao Il 70
Weat Huron st. near . cor Of Armour It. II Ok r.
to %es} asy Et ssts4 Tsy q; 70
'to aney' dated May 4; consideration, s, 400.
il | dated
Bees Is sas1s il as;s ss'gRS part q Lot IN
Ino premises m No. oas Ontario st. dated Nay II co-
s asssa Ts + nerr CT Ct soph!s
aos daea IL sna D1!so e.
hst g II s. ssa H. dated April 80 con-
West Madison It. v o, sacranontoay r 1a,1o, -
dated April 7; confederation, $3.50.
a,a ElSu,noy M.y et bet l!oyne AID paKnb ats 1ot1
a'ss fs 49, 81 L of 5as 5sS 81, a,.
dated April 20; Consideration, s., ,l25 -
a,te1 FIT .an, s1 t.woi Lincoln st o711ao IT,
, 1873-05-16

j., While tho roportB Of tho Comptroller Of tho
Curronoy'do not show that thero has boen 40
9roat decrease In tho National Bank capital Of
Now York City as the Chronicle Claims, 1t il at
900, 900 Of National bank capital in Tho last seven
years has been entirely outside Of New York
City. It shows that tho demand for banking
privileges on an oqua1 footing with tho Eaatorn
6tates which made 1t necessary to pnas tho
e54,o00.00o National Currency not Of 187O, was
tho result Of tho incroase Of capital throughout
tho Woat. The Chronicle, however, imsgines
bomo alarm, "Hayo wo woakened tho
tre OF tho National Banking system ?" TO which
It mny bo replied that, il an ncreaBe OF capital in
the West without corresponding ono In Now
York may bo said to woakon New York, the lat
ter is relatively weakcr than it was. As for its
being :. tie centre Of the National Banking ByH-
tom." thero is no sufficient reason why 1t should
b mado 80 by law aa it is now. As tho National
redemption cities is obliged to select a National
Bank IN Now York City whore 1t will redeem It's
Banks Of New York aro not Obliged
to redeem at any place but at
their own counters. This discrimination Of the
low III favor Of New York City iB the cause Of
tho accumulation Of money in that city, which
has stimulated tho speculation in railroad atocka
to its present proportions since the. ostablisll-
growth Of the system outside of New York shows
that other coutros Of ultimate redemption arc
necessary, and that, aa banks in California and
tho Pacific stRtoB arc not required to retleon
their notos in Now York, SO other sections should
havo their points Of ultimate redemption inde-
pendent OF Now York.
LOCAL, BTooK AND noND MARKET,
,trE Droxf T. u
, 1873-05-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

MPSNElLANE0tt9
Tho now propeller Do pere which has bsnr, ,h,,,,t Il
tataon Company, WIS launched on Tuesday iastA and
morning. Tho Do Pore viii reooiye her masH,ner1 @
hare aha then return to Manitowoo La recoyo tho IN,
and freight, and will ply botwoon uresn Dav H. I
H. ueesgo and bo ready about tho lst July. Tee
boa eo hold ooa aboat 5HS o'1T e. az ; 81
pany will sparc expense in insklng hor frstsriaas
aaa sSas n sys SsG Tho Dc sns
s r5 1ns s 1se e Green
@ fsot fest nss, Ssss all fJngsas g
bho was built ut Green Day Olty ho paat 1intcr - -
o oosr Oh about $4,000. Her capacity is 1900 bu Of
ornaa az ,e Vessel called the Lucorns,
ooVqU oaohols q corn, and cost urward Of $4,000.
in por TSo 1se5 e W;sa WSa wng also
will carry about 4oo0o bu Of corn. "'.'u'' ano
.-AnGthor Jam In tie South Grauch at Eighteenth
Tho litto sohr Reciprocity lust rn.do t,c ro,,,,
sehr Cambridge bus arrived At pstrosy 81 aay1 from
The Arzoa when was sunk Ai It tho hofs hoaa Of
H. un1r Flats week ago, BY collision With tho nrop
evening y DO lowed to this city for he dry oe Ts
ing satellite was sent for that purpose md expected
.-Thore arc inrge number Of vessels Passing bcro
this season which have no on hcir quarter, md
very rarely show their ber!o from the deck or aloit
rendering 1t well nigh innosablo to ASCERTAIN thor
nsnan nsmss Fe Good g~ss It not unfrequoaJ
here at one uno In tow5. Thoso with names conspo.
uous arc readily lnado OUT while tho other class pass
unrecorded for tho reasons here atated.Dctrot db4
nEs. 80,
a yossol called tho sandusky, of 1,coo topg bur-
den, was launched At Gibraltar a tow days since.
Tho propeller Africa waa launched 1T tho Marine
Upward OF seventy 1--WE vessels Of tho grim fcos
hhFe already passed. Detroit from Chicago having on
board something oyer 3o00, COO buehels Of grain.
,, DgFEA1o, May 1a.-charters reported ~ follows:
Bark James G. King coal to Chicago ut $1e0 per tom
free; bsrks Nelaon, tanner, md Jessfo Hoyt cod to
milwaukee, at 81 90 per tor, free schr oolingwood.
schr Rainbow coal Eric to Milwaukee,, sloo per ton.
froe zebra Q: 9. Cooper. Aviator, and J. p Maral,
coal Eric to Chicago at $125 }nr ton, FREQ. Rarored
hy Cant ss Ton oong sehr atnn Cooper. ana VIZ
NJ. l.. Collins. coal, Eric milwaukee, at $1oo Dor ton,
freq schr Wanet", railroad iron to Toledo at 7sc psr
ton, I. b.; scllr Elm City iron to Cleveland ut
LOO per tom +. b schrs SUNRISE American Union,
Mockng Bird, coal, Buffalo to Chicago at sl.oo pe
tom FREQ; BcgB Lamb md Youug America, coal to Do
troft at Coo, free.
, 1873-05-16
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING, May IL.
Tho Following wore tho receipts aud shipments
OF tho leading ARTICLES Of produce in Chicago
curing tho past twonty-four hours, and for the
corresponding dato ono year ago:
, 1873-05-16

Hods-To tho 10, 900 salo hogs l0ft over from yos
terday Il, 900 woro added to-daS. Under this heavy
,snpPly pfesa ero again weak And lower, tho doelino
Govern tic depreciation In hsayy. 4 few ios woro
wotk1a o cSrly ct about yesorsya closing
$40, whoro It ruled weak TO tho closo. Tho bulk y
TIC s.loa wero at se505.o3. Among tho transactions
, 1873-05-16

scow Champion, South nnvon, 80 N lumber.
6ehT sine Ia'lingson 1875 m lumpor 935 m shingos
schr 6c North sinr, pontwnsor, 100 in lumber.
sclr nuhH, Menomnco, lad III lumber, 2S m lAtl.
6'l'r Dispatch sturgoSn nsy, TO N lupbor.,
t1o,,on 49,. oIEA!lED: ,Ms5 IT,.
sc!1r @ j. J; ". Fostcr, buffalo, 21ols bn corn.'
sehr 6e, wy q oreon 13ay, Dlra1o ~ 200 iii corn
gol,r nuss!an buffalo; 20, 2lo bt1 corn.
aas'k nark AaraniH. Kn{gst9tl, II, 1oo hn whcat.
schr Empire State, buffalo, 1p,alT lii corn,
gchr Eyolnc, Kntiston, Il, ,263 In wheat. "A
bchr Ilr!nidad, Kingston: 1e,2l1 bu whoat. s. :
bchr Pride Of AIncrlch, Kingston, 2t, $50 bu corn,
Prop ChicAgo, Butfn'o, IL, 900 hu uori,.
acow Kiifgt gtsher, Buffalo, $4,000 bu corn.
Prop Roanoke, buffalo. ,23G bu onts, 0418 In corn
800 brfs -four, sacks oil cake. '
Rchr B. i. Ely, buffalo, z0,030 bu corn.
, 1873-05-16

oArTLE-so far % tho bottor grades oi stock wero
concerned, the condition Of tho market waa much tho
gaHo as noted In yestordays report, shippers con-
hlstng to opetnto with oxfreino caution, while prices
wero again weak and Irregular. Tcegrans FROM tho
markets. below woto OF raher encouraging tone but
this favorable circumstance outweig1ed by tic
excessive character Of tho supply aud air to choice
Steers Of which tho supply was principally n,A1le IN,
Mero slow e:le h tho relatively low prtcca eHn6
lahcd yesterday, at f5.G0@560 fur medium to good
ots averaging from 100 to 1850 las and ut GOA
912 lQr clo1co to extra steers Ut from 400 to l6O
6s average. Butchers atln embracing ccmr,un 10
choice cuws, md poor 10 fair AeBy accrs oxen n,itl
atngs, wore IN short supply, and commanded apc-
thing OF an advance on former prccs stockers also
boid we'll tho offerings being altogether inadequate TO
meet thu demand. Tho range Of the Iarkot was $370a
612H-thc inside quotation for gcallawags, und t6o
outBtde for bnnh OF extra steerH averaging 1850 ths
The market closed aIeady.
QUOTATIONS.
E<tra-dEaded HtecEs averaging 1,300 !bs
aud upwards.
Choice Deeyea--Fine, fat, well formed aycar
tu6 year old steors, ayerug!nY 1900 to
Good Observation-Disclosures nneiy formed ~''sss0'0
atecra, averaging 200 to 1900 tLa,.,.. 625a5 20
Medium lratlea-Bteors iu fair lcsh, aver
aging 100 to $3.50 Observation-Disclosures. ts. 4BQGb1o
Butchers Htock-Oomtnon To fn1r atecrs,
anu good to extra cows, for city
slaagller averaging 100 to Se ru. $500: 4.oo@uoo
tlssl,, averaging 7o9 to 1oso a.76@5.oo
stays, bulls, aud seallawag Htocra 3o0937s
gat!!e-Iexast Northorn Wntcrod. 4Dot3 460
Cuttle-Coru-fcd Texas. 46Qa3t3
|
, 1873-05-16

m, ~. En-. :. ~ ,GIontnn.,labfEcTIoN. tn
snI, E, peslsson, @ would like eraco In your
iv liz conan. ~ esr1eas 1oT tnongAts suggested
unsatsfactarv rn GonFy snlhpesp, On account Of
tint nf corn or ns o. gram ana particularly
Sayo hcc, noa ao' oW comments , on tnese complaints
ave. tie cfnrnsa ~ au sonsinie, ot Minh to M
U"ncr"1fv cneS Mauus anspeotlon. be!ovo 1t IL
srne nccopv ~ M fa. Gosn sas boen ~ tio main
INV viii Lot nor an ,arn VI no OF io aw Io
1arr,cr nv Taaaonano holder of property DO ho
would lhnk Of uf tha OF sorn ~ oaicago
, 1873-05-16

Corn to Buffalo ID quoted at $40 whoat at oe8dA6
oartt, a.. to 90 at ri wheat to Kingston a fhs
Atannto Favorite, Dick Bomors, nrtl bark Oepf1ta,
Gofn co. 70 nn1alo at bo bark Erasus Corning oats to
M a. 10; oo conk oats to Cleveland at Il Mary
RnEson At 12Ho. From Milwaukee, to Buffalo. props
w an4 'Wava snM schra 6cotia md Tailor wheat a
ORC from EscanAbA 10 Eric af sa IN 'e' AVE- A9n'
, 1873-05-16

snEEP-Continue scnrccr, aud under good de-
aemaha iurthor advance wns gained. Eestert sni
wcra nrm at 604 90 for poor to common, ut 81 25a
Aoo Tor nodlum md ut .7606.4O for good 10 choice
, 1873-05-16
DIR. A. G.. OT,TN

Ill., M saaa Ghieaso The lensest and
ehsos mi uorgpN. iIss..et ~ ~ = os
st1i1p. i9r Medical Treatise Full intonnatton Con.
sul!aliah tre1r Correspondence confidential Hen.rsts
toons faE laoa aud Eenornon. Hoard KS
, 1873-05-16
LUMBER.

r,. THURSDAY EVENING, May Is.
Of 50 csrgoea being In; but thsre wns iarge atend
si.ce q buyers elso mid Tho market ruled aetiyo and
@ es is az es d na 51a a'eSsns Ssa1ass a
Il sssS; shinslaa *" r 1t aesoSs ssoS
@ sse MasAsRon !ns sRss 135 335Fgo
fS R ea s'ss m from &C.; ssggn 9
n fa nonras %{ spa strs 1t 5000 Gladiator tRetz nl
at $40 25 for nch ind 15o for inch Annie shslman.
os fnon ,an olay n,nks nad 100 snglos M q Ellen from
from Whitehall, 81 m It inel1 COMMON 1t t12.oo Si m
4 short fenco stun at $1,000 e2 nj 1ath n $780, mil
rent pnsoy M, from Maskescn i55 bosSdss tau and
aac eEee 1T sSoo & q 1ah at
soo n lat q $3.50 e5 common mixed it sioa5 fos
2nsh; III and 81 90 for nSn White Oak from aian'
a'psg, from hsnfstso 11s os.s md
17o N joFts and scanng aud ogo bda ii so.a5: L..
vinds from. Manistec, 125 IN josis nnd scau,ing At
ss $ Ill, 9ss lard ss0nas 5so p g Mi, 9S1
oy q lwaaEes from so1oygan, $50 II 6ear.is 1T It
leo m 5otas and eeantliug at tlo.z5; Knte Howard,
from LAainKton, Is m Inch at cl100 80 IN Pinch at
see Hfs fs9ssq Ms .o aao aa!fas Ss1 14 end
1ofsts snl acantling at flo60; nacgh from Nnnistec
14o r jo!sts an ss:ailhg at sid TEMPO, from
Mantsco 135 IN do at so.37 Dan uayea, from Man
rnE.ours
Nfantstce, s3ooa3.25 LuIinuton. s3.oo. Nualax
poa ii 50. G,nnto q fsGI ~ NI,,rnJ, 80 nn
Icutwator 81 7Ga3.oO Whitc Tia 20 X ssU
Haven $1b0 F '"1f ~
AT THE xAnps !
Trade continues fairly active. Common flooring,
n a9esssa ssag socond f. ;Go lower otherwise there
gtren below Following nro the nuotations the fnsiGa
proea Oh common grades boIug for 9recn Iumhsr
second Clear, inch to incl s7oo 5S sS
Third clear inch. h........' 9a'o0 SI6oS
Third cear, thicE ''''' as.oo
First and sccond clear loorjnr, ,tonciit. ''
Or, rough. ~ s:'. 4ooo @A2oo
gcther; .,,,...: ssoo'g%o so'% eg2a.eo
G-o sang: ....H 29oo Gs:?oo
Wn w noolG, urGssGu, aGeonu 2soo ts3D00
af ,,pa2n pGasoS ae'sc'oo' Il anenea ~ an
stne1s hoar arsa S70o @M g,4ooo
4 sto.I hoat 3a.oo a t5auao
STOCK @ boartis. s. iS9o @ &s9 p0o
1oyst srartI3 n,; ;, -; - 13oo @1aoo
tocii or ,tn n'''ai' nipsr' c1c', u >, =,
, 1873-05-16
PRESCRIPTION FREN

~ ho TIC snsed5 euro oe Nosyous Debility Easy Dso.v
~ ~" !e whole train ot gloomy aeuant Lss of Nemo
f.s. M tg9iFf ~ An} qsnxgfst q. ~ Ingredients, Id,
, 1873-05-16
COBURN
Medical Instit11ta.

10 ard ~ South ClsEk-st. Monroe OhicaKo.
t9aasnt fomnaSa ~ a oonesGd @ M " d. e. gobarn F
aisea.es in both .e1es hls nstituo unaaoa.onsb1
dss'ases pr C91nrn y regular graduate Of nedfoino.
ana pa ihroo alpoas lro tho bust oollegos tn ths
p5tsats M dissass. than rhyalo!an i 0oaEo Youna
i!of snd sei,a9sat opto - tic ans ei D. Goburn,
70 ad.i.e scaled onvolopcs Adra.a intts1so M
4 y ONhUHN. l76 and III Houth 0lark.st uhcsso ill.,
4 to II. I'll, ~ -'s NV - AA' A1nlAf$
, 1873-05-16

I pOULTHX-Wns In good tlemsnh nn1 verv ArspS o,,,
ing to light oYerings Chickons sro nmoah{o nt Il y"
@6.oo turkeys At i7@lsc, Sales inolndo, i Coon coo,
spring ccko;ls at 5000 coons al II cdors *
$40 coons turkeys ut lso coop do at 17c. -
oTAToEs-Ohoice peachblows wero in gool 70.
cAoice poachbows At 53Ho car at 6io oar at Goc
oil On Track at SD: cur at 5Go carl At $50
l car At 6:c !; l car at toe, all delivered.
ononaaga and Saginaw, nno, f2o0; ordinary coarso.
Ssoo; coarse Diamond 9. $2:$9 ground solar, SAN
10; Ashton dairy, .por aack. $3.50 ground au,g.
BASH, DOORS, AND D1INDs-wero In good re-
1neat nt fornlnr ratca. discount Of from 15aYO nor
, 1873-05-16
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, May I6
The rcccpts OF uYc stock ainco Saturday hayn hno
, 1873-05-16

ioat,sroa wore nptod lii oonnec-
market. UuRlneaa ID only mod.
'lea fen1aita unchanged. Below
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-23


LADIES travelling through Can
ada by rail arc often greatly an
noycd by having their luggage
unnecessarily searched, but one Of
the officials recently got his de-
serts. 1t happened that Il Yankee
school teacher, OH her way from
Kansas to Vermont, passed
through tho Dominion, with a
trunk packed to bursting with
nothing cOntraband. When the
officer demanded her key she
begged him not to open il, assur-
ing him that il had come through
from Kansas, contained simply
clothes and books, and was SO full
that it would be very troublesome
to repack it. But he stcrnly dem
andcd the key, and maliciously
pulled everything out to the very
bottom; then - finding her asser-
tons true he returned the key
and advised her to ''hurry mp and
got the traps back" as the train
would soon move. "What is that
to mes" said the Qulckwitted wo.
man: 6! have a check tor that
trunk, aud hold the Grand Trunk
Railroad responsible for its safe
delivery. l will not take the key
and you may do as you please
with the trunk" Report says
that official was very weary and
red in the face and rather prolane
ere be finished packing that trunk.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-23

ONE Branfon, Of Yolo county
OF a bet If $50, rode race o,
horseback against the California
Pacific train bound from Sacra-
mentoto Woodland. The agree
ncnt was that lie was TO have
three minutes start from the Sac
ra,ncnto and Yolo bridge, and
to race to Davisville, fif cen miles
distant. lie started Oh time, rid.
ing bare-backcd the horse Honest
John. and arrived at the depot i"
Dayisvill. four minutes ahead OF
the train.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-23

ONE Of those miserable boys
whose cole object in this life ap-
pears to be the making IF extraor.
binary faces Mt honest and indus
trious store clerks, ,nis,ook a roll of
oil cloth tor roll of carpet, hang.
ing in front of Main street estab-
lIshmcnt, Saturday evening, and
making u sickening grinaco At
the clerk, who stood in the door,
double his fist, aud struck the
inoffensivc roll q tremendous blow
Then lie put the fist under the
other arm, and doubling up bis
body, apbled swiftly away, while
the clerk retired to the store 10
dry tho tears Of a new fonnd joy.
-Danbury Ne,cs.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-23

The great telescope for the
Washington Observatory rapidly
approaches completion. The Oh
jcct glass, 263 inches in diameter,
Sas finished nearly a year ago
and tho mounting is now well nd
vanced. No pains are being spared
by the max ers, Clark & Sons, q
Cambridge, or by Prof. Newconb,
who supcrintends tho y ork, 10
make the Instrument absolutely
perfect. Aud when finished il
will undoubtedly bc incouparably
the finest in the world as well as
the largest.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-23

TIE English Agricultural La
Dor Ulions whose representatives
are on this side of the ocean spy
ing ont the land, declare they
will emigrate hy thousands unless
they can get their wrongs righted
at home. Now The Irish AZ ricul-
tural Labor Union say they, too,
will leave the country ma body
unless their wrongs are rishted.
Who will be lief, to til the ground
it all the English and Irish tarm
laborors cross the ocean west.
ward3 49, --'.- --'- '-'
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-23

A FARMER should never 20 to
town without carrying something
to cell butter, eggs, potatoes,
poultry, or even a load Of wood.
BY 80 doing his income is quite
sure to exceed his ou'gocs. There
is no more miserable and poverty
stricken way than to keep eendine
tostores and shops, and having
tbings charged, with the expecta-
ton OF paying for them when sps
cial crops come of; for these crops
seldom or never turn out % well
40 was expected. q (