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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-11-13
Nuisance Notice.

A T a meeting Of the Board Of Health. held in
the Mayors ONCE. on Friday, Qetoher gath,
1873, the following orders were made, and the
clerk was directed to publish them in alithe city
papers: --I p
That, nasmuc as the keeping Of hogs in pens,
Is detrfment 81 to the health of the city, and,
theretore, are undoubted nuisance, no person
shall, from and after the LIST day of January 1874
be permitted t. keep any hogs wlthin the city
limits, QndeE penalty of law 70 Wit= huntcInel
sions Of this chapter, or any order Of the Board
Of Health made IN pursuance thereof, or obstruc-
ting or interfering with the Oxecutioa of any
such order, or Wilfully and Illegally emitting TO
obey such order, shall, on conviction, be hneo in
any sum NOT eNoeeding one hundred dollarss or
Imprisoned for any tfne not exceeding ninety
days, or both, At the discretion Of the court
but no person shall be imprisoned under this
section for the 6rst offense. .r4
That parties hereafter digging privy vaults
within this city limits be required TO keep them
al least SIX eFtrom tia line Of thelr lsta. ssa-.
By order Of the Board Of Health,
Canton, Oct. 80 Ts-Ws
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Rs46nd.Thesn-i..i..inniI

Thousands have already gone, and
thousands more are turning their eyes to-
ward new homes IN the fertile West To
those going TO Missouri, Kansas, Nebras-
ka, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Nevada,
Oregon or California, we recommend a
cheap, safe, quick and direct route, Uia
ST. Louis, over the Missouri Pacific Rail
road, which runs its fine Day Coaches and
Pullman Sleepers from ST. Louis to prin-
cipal points In the West, aOith0Ut change.
We believe that the Missouri Pacific Rail
road has the best rack and the finest and
safest equipment of any line west of the
Mississippi, and its connections with roads
further West ale prompt & reliable. The
Texas connection of this road Is now com
pleted. and passengers are offered a first
class, all rail route from st. Louis to Texas,
UiG SedGiI0. or over the Atlantic & Pacific
R. r., INA Hnito. For maps. time tables,
information as TO rates, routes, &c, we re-
fer our readers to S n. Thompson, Eastern
Passenger Agent, Columbus, Ohio, or E.
A. Ford. General Passenger Agent. St.
Louis, Nc. Questions 10lU be eheerfAiy
and prOEapRy answered. 81 ly
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road Notice,

NOTICE Is hsreby given that a petition viii be
IN presented to the Commissioners Of Stark
county, at their next regular session,
praying for the establishments of and va
cation Of the following road: commencing at a
point in Bethlehem township ia the public road
leading from Pike township to Bethlehem where
said road strikes the dividing line between lands
Of David .Richard and Anna Richard, section
number one OF said township; thence west with
said line till IL strikes tbs public road running
North and south, being q distance OF nearly forty
rods ;siso to vaGate 50 much Of said old road
from said commencing point as rung through
Of David Richard and Isaac kaufman 70 the
u distance Of nearly forty rods.
u Oct9 'T3S A PETIflONEK
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o NJ SHOES
Mr.. TOOdles' Description ola Visit to
J. @. RICHARDS Boot and

- u h1CEACDS BOOT anu
Shoe Store.
Seated in the American House, reading the BOWS,
When it happened to strike me, l wanted some
Shoes;
so seizing my hat, which hung on the floor,
1 started at once for j. C.. Richards shoe store.
And bless my eyes how it made my heart leap
To see so many varieties selling 30 wonderfully
cheap;
There were shoes made OF carpet, Of goat skin
For walking sr riding, in all kinds of weather.
There were slippers to dance in, just fit for the
With the highest of Boots and sAoes for small
There w~ere-weu, it's no sort of use, I cannot
That there is in that store, for fargo and for
small
But this / must say; if Richards don't suit,
You Will always be bOotless, and shSeless to boot
As they make boots with care 10 protect the feet,
Through soaking SHOWS and raining sleet.
Then happy is the individual. feeling jolly and
To have such dry feet on wet muddy day.
It's fine. l really think Mrs Toodles would
stare,
are there.
They have balnorals and CATERS from China
Land.
And such charming styles OF slippers made by
hand,
With curious wrought shoes from Cleveland,
Silver mounted shoes, of Polish gold lined,
Fit TOR a queen, or any lady refined;
And things which can tickle the fancy, beside,
Canton. May s9T &c. RICHARDS.
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THE A OF OHIO

Judges of the Court Of Common Pleas of tn,
Ninth Judicial District. .r
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NOTICE is hereby given that q petition viii be
In presented to the commissioners Of Stark
cOunty, Ohio, at their next regular session to be
held ON the first Monday in December, 1873, for
the alteration Of a public road leading from
Beach City to Massillon; also from Beach City to
the Falls of Sugar Creek, commencing IN the
centre Of said read east Of grave yard near j. NJ
Truby's. thence along or near with an old road
that is now travelled to Beach City, to Henry
Eberly's gate near a hickory tree thence south
west to the north end of Bank street in Beach
City; thence along Will said street to the south
end Of said streetthenees enthusiastically courss
till Is strikes the quarter section line thence
along and with said line between the lands of b
Brinkman and J. II. Shelter, Widow TRULY and
VIM. KnepPer to the county line of TuscArawas
county, 10 intersect 4 road leading from the Falls
of Sugar Greek to Beach City.
oets0 'Ts-w5* PETITIONER
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'ROnd Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that 3 petition will be
IN presented to the Board Of CoWmiSSionsrs at
their regular session TO be held on the frst Mon
day OF December 1878, praying for the aiterauon
or change In the Public Road leading from Ma
varre to Strasburgh At a point about 1879 rOds
from whore said road leaves the road leading
from Navarro to the Falls Of Sugar Greek so as
to follow on the lines betweon the lands owned
by John b. Trook and Joseph Starner, in Bethle-
hem township. Stark county, Ohio, and to a point
Ii will strtka said road running through
-oct2sT3-w5 a PETTrIONER.
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GOING WEST

Z. r. E
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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Road Notina.

Guardian for Mary and Andrew Grimm
Oct I6, 1873.
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On the door of Ira B. McVay & Co.'s
banking house, corner of FIlth avenue and
Smith6eld street, was posted the following
notice about ten o'clock yesterday morn
ing
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The banks Of New York City lent $l2,-
000, 900 to the firm of Grinnell & Co. with
which TO speculate in stocksi whilst the
m%erchaAtsl IN that city were compelled TO
sell their paper in the street at whatsoever
they conld get for it. The merchants
were, beyond all question, the most
worthy. Why were they not preferred 2
-PiUs. Commercial.
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Legal.

Court of Common Pleas, Stark County, Ohio.
C.. L. Juillisrd ?
VS.. $Part1tiOn.
Frederick Currie a LOuisaC urrie.
T1NHE defendants, Frederick Currie, of Stark
i Co, Ohio and his wife Louisa Currie, whose
whereabouts are unknown will take notice that
G. l.. Juilliard has sn the 9Th day OF september,
1873, hled his petition in SAID court representing
therein, that he is the owner In fee simple Of one
undivided half of lots 5 and O. in East Louisville
10 said county; that said Fredertsk Currie is abe
owner in fee simple OF the other undivided half
of the same tots; asking that his ha'fbs set on TO
him in seVerAlty; and that If the same can not be
done without manifest injury that the whole OF
said i0ts be sold free Of dover. That said peIi-
ton will DO fer hearing at the next term OF said
court commencing November LIST, 1879.
LOUIS ScHAEFEE, .-
Oct3O,' T3w6 Attorney for Petitioner.
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sherin sale.
Nancy Nidig's admir-. VS. David A Nidig.

BY virtue of an order to sell issued fro IN tho
court OF common pleas OF stark county, OhiO,and
to me directed, 1 will oner tor sale NJ Publiesout
cry at the door of the court house in the city Of
Canton, on
Saturday; the 22d day Of Movember, 1873,
the following described real estate situate in said
county, to wit: The south part of section num-
her eighteen u.s., township number seventeen
NH range six teA containing eighty-twe acres Of
land.
cash
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westward.

Mansfield passengers bound East by Train
No. y and Train No. 3 have no change to New
York. Connections at RaTennA with the Cleye-
land and Pittsburgh road at Meadylle, Union
Rochester, and at BinshAmpton for Albany,
Springfield, Worcester, Boston, and All points In
New England.
Western pound passengers by Train No. have
no change to Cincinnati. and by train number 3
lions with the Louisville Short Line Railroad or
Mail Steamers for points in the South and Sonth-
vest Also with the Ohio and Mississippi or In
dIanapolis ana st. Louis lines for points In lndt-
ana, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas and the Far West
For further information As to time, fare and
connections, apply 20 the local agent, asking for
tickets via the ATLANTIC N GREAT WEST
n BROAD GAUGE ROUTE n
No 'stoP-over allowed upon local tickets Local
passengers must purchase tickets TO their hrst
stopping place, and may then repurchRse from
that point to domination
W, u SHATTUC, Gen1 Passenger a Ticket AgtB
Cincinnati Y. noNlS-u
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DAUGHY's AGENCY.
lMMERSE YnIIR PLAM -: sS..

acts on the kidneys, Liver and Bowels, and re-
Moves the impurities Of the system, by opening
its outlets. w. O. HAMILFON eco.
Cincinnati, III
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Cleveland, nat. Vernon &
Delaware Railroad.
July q, 1873.

mAssILL.ON BRANCH.
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BY virtue Of q piurius order to sell issued from
the court of common pleas ofStarl0 Co, Ohio, and
to me directed. I will offer for sale at public out
cry at the door OF the court house, in the city Of
Canton, on -sav >J.-= t.-3 .
Saturday, The 22d day Of November '7S,
the following described real eststs sitpsts in said
county. TO wit Lot number eightysLhree 1881 In
W. U. Thompson's addition to Canton, and frao-
tional lot number 24S2 in said Canton and now
described as lot number 1877 and fractional lot
number 24s2 in the city of Canton. --o
sale 70 &C one O'Clock p. m. Terms
-oct23W5 W 81 WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
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The amount contributed for Memphis
at the late election in Ne&York city was
$4,73250. which has been increased by
donations from the police force to $685.
II
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The gold coinage at the Philadelphia
Mint in October amounted TO 81. 0i0,O00
in double eagles. The gold weighed thir-
ty-eight tons. fi1 ab p
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HATS.
HATS.

HATS FashionabIy and nicely Drsssea IN the
IN latest style and very cheap, thames Block
up stairs, IN W. A. Whits's Tailor shopi "
t. WHITE
Satisfaction warranted OF no pay.
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THE Lancaster O., Eagle says General
Thomas Ewing voted the Democratic
ticket at the late election, Weyhsd no
doubt Of it. .nalstl cd ~ laeeiE-
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LEGAL.
Public Sale of Real Estats.
y, November 14tA, 1873,

WE will offer for sale at our residence in Mari
w boro Township, 3 miles southwest Of MARI
boro on the Canton road, on
4 Friday, November IAN, 1878,
Our Farm containing I54 ACRES more or less.
The farm IL in good state Of cultivation, first
class buildings and well watered, good orchard,
40 acres in timber, balance in good tillAble land
TKRNs-One-fourth down and the balance in
four equal annual payments secured by mort
gage on the premises, and for further particulars
enquire of the undersigned on the premises.
~ MIry Grimm,
| |H. Kate Grimm,
George 8. Grimm,
Henry Grimm,
Elizabeth Grimm,
Mary Grimm,
Guardian for Mary and Andrew Grimm.
Ort nc lS79
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PAY your small debts, and other peo-
pie will pay theirs.
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Farm for Sale.

A FARM of IS Acres, in Jackson Township,
a six miles northwest OF Cantsn, twelve acres
timber iand also three acres IN the city Of Can
ton, a good tive story trAms house barn and other,
buildings. Terms easy. "
oetsO T5.ms DoMINIcK sTRoYER.
.ns pOO per day! Agents wantedl At
0O TO 0EU either sex, young or Old, make
more money at work for us in their spare mo-
ments, or all the times than at anything else. Par
ticulars free. Address G. tins on 4 CO. Portland
Maina- .. noVI6 'T2yI
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A tree in Lancaster county produced
fifty bushels of walnuts this year. SOFAS
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REPAIRING. &C.
REPAIRS +! REPAIRS !
.21 All kinds of repairing done by
SAMUEL THOMPSON,
EAST TUscARAWAs SHEET,
Opposite the American Hotel.)

Razors ground and sek Tailors and Barber
Shears Ground. Ladies' Scissors sharpened,
Pocket Knives Fe-bladeds Saws Sharpened and
Set, Guns and Pistols Repaired, Umbrellas and
ParasOls Repaired, Ladies' Fans Repaired, Sew
ing Machines Repaired, Table Knives Polished
and sharpehed eqnal to new. ] likewise deal IN
Canton CutIeRyg
Manufactured at the Aultman Steel Co. Works
by Samr Mason & Son.
Ala work ana Cutlery Warranted.
M- GIVE ME- A CALL
p. a-I have had thirty } ears OF practical ex-
perieuoe on Cutlery &C. tsgl4, ,73-m6
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{ A disease called Black Tongue prevails
IN Crawford county. 1t is worse than
dlptheria.
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RAILWAYS.

DTTTsBURGH, FORT WAYNE AND
L CHICAGO RAILWAY.
Condensed Time Card-Nov. 2, 1873.
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THE STATE OF oHIo1
STARK COUHTT, IS:
], E. W. Page, Clerk Of the Court of Common
Pleas, of Stark county, Ohio, do hereby certify
the foregoing to be a true and correct copy Of the
original now on file in my office.
Witness my hand and the seal of our sRid
sRAL court at the city Of Canton, this goth
day of October, A I. 1873, -.
z. W. PAGE,
oct . 1873 Clerk Of CouFta.
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TIME FOR HOLDING D R

STATE OF OHIO, IS:
To the Clerk Of The Court of CommGn
Pleas. Of StGTkC County, Greeting
TT IS hereby ORDERED. That the several
lferms Of the District Court and Court OF Com
mon Pleas. for the year 1873, shall be held in the
several Counties composing the Ninth Judicial
District, of the State of OhiO, as follows, to wit.
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In Ashtaoulac county, on Aprll ZOIh'
Court Oc Common Pleas.

In Carroll county, on January 5, April
q, August 81.
In Stark county, on February 6, June
I, November 9.
In COlumbiana county, on January 10.
May IL, October 10.
In Mahoning county, on January 8,
May 4, October 10. ~
In Portage county, on January 8, May
i, October l9.
In Trpmbqll county, on February 2,
June l. November IS. ssa. =
In Lake county on January &c, May
II, November 2.
In Geauga county, on January 5. April
81, October 10.
In Ashtabula county, on February 16,
June l, November %.
You will enter this order on the Journals of the
District Court and Court of Common Pleas, and.
eause thesanne TO be Published as required BY law
WFFNEss the signatures Of the Judges of said
District at OanReld this 9Th day OF October,
A. D. 1879. E. GLIDDEN. d.
or PABLO b. ONANT
NJ. {. CANFIELD.
b JOSEPH FREASE,
-Judpaa of the Court of COnuan Pleas of tha
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TAKES" on sight. 5 asss saa e, Be a. ss%:

TAXES" on sight. 6 aasf eas f SIC ds ss@-
-@s ers, agents 4 Sales
meH J HEskg WARD BEKcHER's family newspaper
starts its Fall campaign, giving subscribers q PAR
OF the largest and finest OBEO6RAPHS.-tWo
most attractive subjects that take on sight,
painted by Mrs. Anderson, as contrasts and com
panions for her VIDE AuGkeS and ~FGSt Asleep"
Agents have immense success ; call it the best
business ever offered canvassers- I'VE furnish
the lightest and handsomest outfit and pay very
high commissions. Each subscriber, old or new,
receives WITHOUT DELAY two beautiful pictures
Full supply ready for Immediate delivery. The
paper itself stands peerless among family jour
nails being so popular that Of it's class ithAs the
largest circulation IN the l00rLd! Employs the best
literary talent, Edward EggIeston's great serial
story Is Just beginning; back ehaPtt rs supplied
to each subscriber. Mrs. Stoves long expected
sequel to My WIZ and 7" begins in the new
year. Any one wishing q good salary on an IN
dependent business should send n rs
for circulars and terms to j. 3. ~ WASTED
FORD a CO., New York. Boston, Chicago, Ctnctn-
natl, or San Francisco. . g
The Portland daily press., 1873-01-04
FIFTY.SECOND LEGI LATURE.
Reported for the Press.)
SEN ATE ILL ID

Reported for the Press.)
.sL17i.Hs1a.pe' ~ SENATE. q a -
AUGUSTA, Jan. 8, 1873.
. The Senate met at 10 a. M .tiEL f;t.}I&L3
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Sargent of Augusta.
journal Of yesterday proceedings read and ap-
proved.
d Senator Harrington introduced a bill provid-
ing for the education of youth--the Compulsory
Attendance bill 9f last session. Tabled and or
dered printed - II 5sa N--2-a--------.----
a Senator 81 adlock of Hancock, appeared, was
quaiiisd and took his seat B. 4 i ,.s..5. I'd a
The Senate and House went into convention
to qualify the council. (See House report.)
One thousand copies of the Governors mes
sage were ordered printed for the use Of the
Senate uf7ig
Adjourned to Monday at two p. m. eIt
-7f nH7E 7saTdTI HOUSE. ns0HF4 I 90
The Honse met at 10a. IN. Prayer by Rev
Mr.. Sargent of Augusta. Reading of the Jour
nal by the Clerk. Ii i5 I.rti" n ,t q Y
On motion of Mr.. Matthews of Hampden-
ordered; that 1000 copies of the Governors
message be printed for the use of the House.
The usual postage stamp order was inde6n-
itely postponed by vote of 7Sto "a.
"a Communications were received from the Sec
retary of State, Land Agent and Executive
Councillors elect signifying their acceptance of
the several offices. 6I5 .eua. 4s.l-l
A message was received from the Senate pro-
posing convention of both branches to qualify
the Councillors elect. The House concurred in
the proposition i" lil i'"7"J
-'isu ,m-6.sa IN CONVENTION. .fiu2 ga7
The following Councillors elect appeared and
were qualifed:-E G. Harlow, FredN Dow,
J.. r. Pulsifer, NJ. v. B.. Chase, Reuben W.
Files, e. A. Thomspon, L. L. Wadsworth. aI
Adjourned until Monday at p. m.
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Religions Notices.

CONGRESS ST. NJ. E. CHURCH-Rev. C. B. Pit
blado, Pastor. Communion ryiee at 10A A. M.
Preaching at and p. m, by the pastor.
ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Union Hall, 81 Free
St-Eder j. A. Libby of Poland, will preach Sunday
the usual hours. Prayer Meeting at o'clock.
CONGRESS SQUARE UNIvERsALIsT SocIETY.-Ser-
vices by the pastor at 104 a. M Sunday School p.
m. At P. NJ, the pastor will deliver the sixth of
series Of lectures to the young. Subject "Doubts.'
FIRST SECOND ADVENT CHURCH. 1854 Congress
street. Elder Bridges from Manchester N. H., will
preach Tomorrow at the usual hours. Seats free.
NEW JERUSALEM CHURcH.-Rev. Mr.. Hayden
will preach to-morrow morning at 10t o'clock Com
munion service at 2. M. af
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Congress st., corner OF
Wilmot Rev. VIM. III. Smaller, Pastor. .-Preaching ut
81 Sabbath School at Las; Jubilee services at p.
CAsco ST. CHURcH-Rev. A. A. Smith, Pastor.
Preaching tomorrow at 10& a. m, by G. A. Bickford
and at p. m. by the pasto,. Meetings every eve
ming during the Week OF Prayer.
INDIA ST. UNIvERsALIsT CHURcH.ARsv. Goo w.
Bicknell, pastor.-Services at lo4 m, and P. NJ.
PORTLAND SPIRITUAL ASSOCIATION, Temperance
Hail. 35l1 Congress st. Annual election Of officers at
Up. m; conference at p. M ~ q " ~
Pastor.--Servces will held in the forenoon. Sab
bath School at H. No services in the afternoon owing
to the sickness Of the pastor
PINE ST. NJ. E.. CHURcH.-D. H. Hanaburgh,
paste Prayer meeting at a. and D. m COM
munion services at 10a a. m; Sunday school at II p.
M preaching at p. m. -,
NEwBURy ST., CHURcH.-Prayer meeting at I0& q.
IN. preaching in the afternoon At p. m. m..-,o,--
PREBLE CHAPEL corner Preble and Cumberland
streets. Sunday School at p. m; preaching at 81 D.
m; temperance meeting at p. m. Free to all.
FREE ST. BAPTIST CHURCH.-Prsaching at 10} O.
m. and p. m. by Rev. A X. p. Small. Sunday
School at close OF morning service y ELgE {tet
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MINOR rEIEGRAms.s

1t is reported that rich gold earth has been
discovered at Silver Bay in Sitka. 4eis
Joseph Hardenberg, slasier, living in New
York, was snow balled to death by boys on New
Comptroller Green Of New York, has fixed
the salary of the Corporation Attorney at $4,000
annually. Assemblyman Tom Fields was re-
ceiving S12, 900 for the positi n when he fed
The Herald Washington special says that
William M Evarts has been rendered and has
not declined Secretary Fish's portfolio from
March 4th. SEF EE#g sszzk3g
The Postmaster General decides that fami-
lies, firms or companies cannot combine to rent
postoffice boxes conjointly, but that one box
rent must be collected fer each firm, family OF
company enjoying such facilities
P. T. Barnum was robbed of a thousand dol
( lar diamond pin while riding in the cars ON
Wednesday. -
Fifty sacks of mail matter, which had been
delayed on the trains. arrived at Halifax Thurs
day night. All the PROVINCIAL railroad lines are
\ now clear. t9saaez- "A Il ,as@okA T~fsHF
The floating ice Wednesday night sunk an
iron laden barge and carried off two transfe<
boats and another barge, at St. Louis.
Three or four cases of small pox are reprted
at Guilford, N. IL. " tJ - -St@ +
The village citizens of Laconia and euilford,
N. H., are agitating the questions II a new
town to be formed from the village portions of
the present towns. ,.. +
Chief Justice Nicholson of tennessee fell
Friday at Nashville, fracturing his thigh.
Mrs. Mary Ann Lapley was murdered in B~l-
timore by robber, who smothered her with a
piece OF carpet. sxStk Eff & I'd a.
Peterson & Condiu's bakery and number Of
} frame buildings were burned in Delphi, Ind,
Friday. ,flHf.
81 A woman named Ellen Welch, aged As, was
run over on the Old Colony Railroad on Friday
and had both legs cut off. -