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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-04
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MEETIEG AND oRoANizATIoN LAST EVENING
The new City Council met for organization last
evening, at TX o'clock. e, .s,,...
The holding over meubsrs pEgapizsd tempori-
Iy, BY calling VIM. II. Fonlk 70 the chair.
On motion OF Mr.. Hayes, 9 committee of three
-MeOers. CAnby, Hayes and Richardson-was ap.
pointed to examine the returns Of the electiOp..
Ihe comnIitloe retired, Gha On their retorn re-
ported the result Of the election, the same "a pub
llshSd in the GAzETrE and Ihe names Oh the
COanclmon-elect, as follows :I ... s..
Prosidont-JOahua -Aasiss PiEst wnFA@@Isaac
Murray; Second WaFd-Robt H. Taylor; Third
ward-Wm, Grpsn:, Fourth Ward-JOAn O. Ba-
John II. Adams; Seventh WaEd-John P. McI.ea1
for two year, and Joseph r. Phillips for one
year; Eighth WArd-0.h B. UndeEWood;. Ninth
HArd-CAnatiau Fsbigsr. Tenth WardAMyle.
q President MAris was then called forward and
qualified BY Mayor simma. alter which be took
The other mSmbsrs-elect, with the exception Of
Mr.. Baker, Of the Fourth wand, were also quail
fed BY the Mayor, and took thar seats.
President Marie then arose and spoke as follows
Gsntifaaen Of the City Council
Although not stranger to the positisu, nor
entirely unfamiliar with Its duties, vet l enter
hssitatOi and reluctance
The nAttar OF legiAlatihg for constituency 40
great q ours s one which 4 Justly oalenIatod 10
excte the deepest solicitnde and anxiety. Just
critieSin no Pnblic officer should complain Of but
IN many case1, In ecnoequsnce Of the great diver
sity OF opinions and the many conflicting iBter-
esls involved, thu highest reprobation and sOysr-
ct centuEe are incurred in the Performance Of
Ipticial duties with the pnrest motives. 'sIeisl 2
!, am not insenslble OF the obligations resting
upon me a. q memhar Of this body, and reoognise
the tact that 1t is scarcely possible 10 satIsy All
ana that the OAes tme course to purme IA 10
serve the greate1 good to HE laEeeM number
pnch shall pc. ny aim at oil timss
But teei thGmose difiaent VIXEN rtAecf Ghaf
An addition 70 these duties, have In charge the
:,, das3 o. Eeelalng pvs5 tAs asllhqBl iona ETA
Others Important legislative body. To execute
thls anSy win iRpegpl ans . - - aOaAo
ont 70 aeconpllah ibis end ] shall put forth my
most earnest enorts. 100 m N, -,
VIII kiad fesliEsS towards every .msmbSr Of
ghAs body, enter upon the discharge OF nv du.
tle., hoting 70 merit your appreciation aud re-
eeige y your hands naeh consideration as NAV bs
lcPnsl leht With chastity and justice. In concIu-
sion u ny tussntienS hoe sF6s, 6ncStssiui OF
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-04
: Peaoh shiIpnnen,s.
wRDvFs6ar 3l

ANoRHER SIGNIFICANT FACT.-A day or
two ago, we mentioned that a Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad officers coach, containing some
of the officers of that road, had gone to Phila-
deiphia, attached to the 1880, A IA. train. ~
We also ventured to surmise that, n conference
would doubtless be held between the 0llcers
RAILROAD Companies with q view TO th3 settle
ment of the existing difficulties between the
two Companies. Whether this was the fact,
or not, we cannot say bnf we observed, that
the north bound New York and Washington
express train, last evening was composed of
trains from the Philadelphia, Wilmington q
Baltimore, PENNSYLVANIA, and Baltimore &
Ohio Railroads. This looks as IL the Penn
sylvania Company had resrinded their recent
decision not TO allow Baltimore Il Ohio cars,
to run over their road. = 80 ."N
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-04

CoNPLINESTARY.-The subject of the follow.
Ing justly merited compliment viii be remember
ed ny many former associates in Wilmington.
where be resided and wm favOrahly knoWn. Tor !
number Of years before he took the position from
which pc lac has Just resigned. We o0pythe ft3I.
lowing from the Richmond Despdteh: - a ~
hEslSNATIoN.--J. L. Morrow. Che efacient Ass-
islant superintendent Of the Richmond and Dan.
vile IRilroad, has resigned his Office. He Ia
been an the service Ofthe company thlFteen vearg.
IN this position for the past nine Tbars, and m
EdischaTged the duties Of the once 10 the enfIre
satisfaction Of the SupeTintend and other Off.
eiaisioi the company. sstfir H.. uHs - In 81
Mf 9oFroW resigns his place on the DanviiIe
railroad for the purpose Of laceeptinga more de-
sinble bllaation upon another important raIIrood
line. HI; Morrow has shown the ouaIities ~
order vigilance, and forecast IN q very hiRh ds.
gree AID these arr invalnable ina xailrodd olicsg
Socially he b one ofthe most estimable ana zen.
az q men, ana bis numerous friends will ever
rejoiee y hls success 10 Mfe.,, They do not faT
aavesily ~ any matter depending upon his eapas
City apS energy. Long may be be shielded from
iils Wh Ph 10 human hand cad rope, no human
Bagaeits can avoid st.1gess eTn4@s3rss -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-04

-GAEATLT MAGS1FIED,- Here is the manner in
EShicp the Oxford. Pa Press allpdes to the recent
ian d the trestle bridge on the Delaware Railroad
The new trestle bridge N courss of erection on
The Delaware Railroad TO replace the one washed
away by the recent food, broke down week and
four men were killed.
If the Press was published in . town four or five
hundred miles from WIlmmgton, we might account
for suoh blundeT. But, as the Wilmington pa.
pers, containing accurate accounts of the accident
must have reached Oxford, the day after they vert
Pnbiished, it 10 rather surprising that the Pres
made such q mistake. Only one man vas killed
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-04
CITY NOTICES.

EXTENSIVE BUsINEss.-ChAres Kyle has recov-
,'ihis health and will give his personal attention
TO the sale ofice cream. confectons nuts and fruit
at the N. W. corner of the Second street market
louise, and will be as polite and accommodating ai
Of Sixth and Orange Sts at his residence. He also
intends to Ct up the Sylvan Springs near the city
IailW " depot, where there will be cOnvenienetes
for picncs and sv cry arrangement for the accom-
mediation of all WhO may wish to pass q pleasant
afternoon. Charley is enterprisng and deserving
the ground. AuRl5-d3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-04
Special Notices.

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. 2S5 Market
street. respectfully informs his friend and the public
in general that he Keeps hand all descriptions OF
medicines. and that q competent person is at all
times ready to prescribe for such sick call At tha
store. and that charge is made exc pit
price Of the medicines the same price as they would
pay anywhere else; but that ne one is visited at
their residnces
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-04

otherwise, / may be to perform my part Without
favor and impaTtially.
Wm. Hayes was elected Clerk, AMI james
Lang baiff, without opposition.
Ths rules governing the last Council were read,
ami after being auaeAapa AN sWeres Qeapts
for the government Of the presedt 6odSss ssFt =
On motion, the Council adjouTntd
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-04

'PEACH BoTToN RAILwAY.-The work Of this
road is pushing ahead. The tirst hundred tons OF
mon is now on the way and it is expected that
tFAck-lAying will begin next week. The Phil6 s
Baltimore Central lAilroad Co. has workman eh.
RAgeA in removing some bHidinRa prsparatoTyato
making room for the Peach Bottom road 8 junction
with their track "a OKlsnd. The latter Will either
na by a third rail or q traek nf their own TO HE
passenger depot Of the former Co. at DEIoEd !,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-04
ORSZAcLES 10 MARRLAEE.

Happy Relief for OunE Men from the ef-
fects of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood
restored. Imp ediments to MARRIAGE removed
New method Of treAtmt Mt. New and remarkable
remedies Books and Circular sent free, in sealed
envelopes. Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
No. South Ninth St, Philadelphia, Pa---an in
conduct and professional skill. jy5.2aWSSsm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-04

A CHEsTER COUNTY PATENT.-Mr. Wm. Ken
nedy, an ingenious and useful mechanic Of New
London, in Chester county has Iately invented
and patented q new coupling for shaftiug, called
the '1hproved Key Coupling" which is very in
genions simple and practical, and must commend
itself 70 every experienced mechanic. NJ Ken
nedy, . few days ago, aold the right GOr the Uni
ted States, to Williams, White & Co., OF Moline,
Illinoia, for 5000. .l -.'' ..'. ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-04

Tn ; WATER ,WITC4 ExcURsIoN.-The
Watet Whch, exclusion to New York, bitthis
city, this morning, at 20 minutes of O'Clock
on especial train, consisting Of an engine and
AZ &ns. Eight Of the cars, were filled with
marty ip @Aondah6e AiII prdbablg spend q de-
liglHful day. $3.50,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-04

WIDENING WATKR STRRKT.-The widening OF
Water street progresses, and now workmen are
engaged in tearing down the condemned portion
OF the old Hunsberger building, at the corner OF
Water and Market streets. The roof and one
story Of the outside wallis are already removed.
This is the largest building along the line OF the
street which will have 70 be removed, or partly
torn down. j..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-04

DEcEAsED.--We regret to record tho death Of
Mr.. William H. Almond, grocer, which took
place at his residence on Wednesday evening,
after an illness Of several weeks, with typhoid
lever; IN the 10th year of his age. He was fol
many years a member of the NJ. p. Church,
and most estimable man, and will be missed ny
q large circle Of friends and acquaintances To
his family his death will be an iTreparabIe loss.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-04

MARKETs.-Bu Butter sold on Wednesday from
2jaSSc per pound, Honey soc do 4, Eggs 5SASO per
dozeh, chickens 74catl so per pair, potatoes goa
e5e per half peek, sweet potatoes 20aS0 do,
string beans l5e do, appleg 6aeOc do, peaches 20a
SOC do, pears 15a3Oc per half peek, tomatoes l0n
29c do, peppers lOc do, beels 3a5c per bunch
Eadlshes 3a5 do, grapes Sal5 per qt., lima beans
2Oa25c do, blaekberties l6c do, cabbage 9aI0 pei
and 80 per basket, watermeIons lOaf5c earh, al
usual price. as, D.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-04

THRoUOH TIcKKTs-The Pennsyvania rail
road continues TO sell tickets and check baggage
al New York for Washington and all points
south and west by the Baltimore and Ohio route;
through passengers upon all night trains 90 in
through cars BY the Baltimore aud OHIO or Balti-
more ard Potomac roads as they prefer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-04
staam AtomI1ara.

For the Inhalation Of RtoniTed fluids in the treat
ment oil chronic diseases of the throat air passages
and lungs. Bong self acting they produced even
and continuous Aow Of -ay without Inconvenience
have supplied several dUIen Of these atomiEers and
in most cases with very satisfactory results.
s. BRIN0HURST & Co., Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth aud Market streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-04

G.Hf .NgfL tts AfN a faF 2 F4tH y H4lHH q ga ~
fsAau 500 % i5isEl1a ~ liiw iHs sasssaq
-ilA stf M Try sffat5tAba1 E4fgtsl HihTt
nottufa
aaaa tv.u5l a. s5cilaJh - aass liz nis1fnit
Q geltsls...1t y ts4sa (, 5e.i isiisssi. ~ 20,
IN.gl .iagaENEiJ 80 y rs sc swasI - q et vi
o. ~ sacgfalllfN eViIga - = 8 " ~ fef1s
.sga5 .aakta4 q Il is4-el =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-04

Too iANxIoUS.-" Confound Mr.. Pckels !" said
proniinant Republican, last night. Hcwas too
anxious for-his election. II ne mad left those
Tenth ward niegers alone, instead OF taking them
over into the Fifth he could have been elected all
the same, while the Tenth would have been car
ried nlso' .eHe. d
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-04

CHEAP CoAL.-Stovc at $685. Nut, S5I5 per
2240 pounds for CASH only, at the wharf south
of Market street bridge. WM. J. BRowN.
july 1st-3m.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-04

LARGEST NUT Coal in the city at VIM. J.
BROWN'S. South of Market Street Bride. jyl2-Sm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-04

OFFICERS ELEcTRD.-The Directors of the
Wilmington Coal Gas Company met on Tuesday
evening and elected the old officers as follows: =
President-Geo Richardson
Secretary and Treasurer-ThOs. J. Lawson.
Superintendent Of WOrka--Thos Curly.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-04

BADLY CUT.-On Monday last a man named
Joseph Pudgley accidentally cut his right kne,
white working on new building la tho westerly
part OF the city. The wound was quite severe
and was dressed and seWed up BY Or, JHmel
Weloh. ="
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-04
LOCAL IMTsLLIokncE.

The peach shipments hold out we'll.
Four drunks at the police headquarters. to-day.
The widening Of Water s,Fset is ssIll slOWiy pro-
gressing.
Citizens and ueTmanlA LOan associations meet
tonight.
The Water Witch excursion to New York, this
morning, was we'll attended.
John H. FransR real estate agent, adTertIsors TIE
City Hotel properly for salP. s.
The Hnt regular meeting Of the new City Coun-
ell will be be held, this evening. 'i ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-04

OYSTER BANK.4AfT. Johp Martin has laid
Ss SeeE SysfE P1R a2p6s s Of SyE sREs
This IS a new feature, tried there for the time
last year. The biHalYes are, put in this bank,
or pen, for two tides, and great Improvent IL
thus made in their fullness and haVoe.
This is pension days and the fensIsn nEs' Of
Ace, has been crowded with the Astlon't nsnsi0n-
ers ..fi ~ b.. ,4a.I ID Z A. 49,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-04

SALS or MoSKT T-At the 79th monthly meeting
Of the Hope Loan Association, held last evening,
Money sold as fOllOHG--el250 at 94K per cent.
premiOm; $1,000 at SS1f; t40O at S9x; $1,000 nj
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-04
N6y eO1 BaaFlkSs street. loJ
WILMINGTON. DEL. .

DepoAt Accounts. gulDoet 20 eheck 81 sight. esam
FatiOna and individGals. j ,a l.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-04

FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST
Per annam allowed on deposits. payable on de-
mand. l1
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-04

0fDividends, Notes. Interest. Drafts. &o made with
despatch and accounted for the day payment 10 re-
ceiVed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-04
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS
COLLECTIONS

hxed periods.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-04
CHECKS

On Banks in Philadelphia. New York. Boston. Bal
timOFe, Delaware, Pennsylvania and WashingtOn
will be credited on receipt from customers ct par
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-12-25

- Mr.. EDITOR II understand that a
meetIngpat b sIhalI af 3hscX ~. gCA.
was called and met last Monday evening
to consider the propriety. OF retaining the
Library, Is the property and under the
central ot that AAaociaion5or 0ftrsnas
.feEIng i. to the public, and thus making
Know not how tire Library fund was
Hereated-yhether by public subscription
-or privafe cont ibutioh whether The D.
bfaxy Wis to, 81 the psrpetdl propsrtYof
the association, or Weether it as. to pass
oatr otEits AendSf sh0gd he fassOciatien
Pbscome extinct, or inoperatiye. I@pre-
Feume, however, thst the library may pass
rott Of the control Of the association, from
E4He fact! thai B pote sohsE hk%pGe re6rtg a.
II orssdme furthsrthat the object Of the
donors wal TO do the greatest amount of
COED to otAsB grsatssty mmbsr IF per-
sons, BY the uss OF good reading
| matter. snd that The officers present on
Monday evening last were prepared to
ca-OpeEats iR An4splanFdsePsd 4he best
ID carry ont this OBJECT.
. AS the questisn is. still under .adYise-
Emsnt. permit me to offer q few sugges-
EtionsI which Wo1ld5 In6Eenes1ne toss&y q
tchaaee might b0ded3igsble. y4fthe do
nors5 hoEsFsr,aAy gtse. eeTb DEMO change,
Lin that case my suggestions EEe supeTau-
ods-indeed, oat Of place. But i'll am
ErikhfIy informed, 3 change, Or reYiXalis
nsuhHn6aE anaiaAEatiaa-E9onld-s1g
tRtst that tho 6byErObe5 to the
bptble under 1hs hlIoRing Lite: THE
fYSUHG MEMS PUBLIC LIBRARY. AssocIA-
rios or cLNGoaO 1AiSGAAaerAs6G6 not
interfere with the privileges ct the young
men Of the present association, and wo'd,
4 believe, best slbserVethe object oEthe
fdonors Of said library, by opening up its
large and fbsFsG fund SlRfornRtien 10
tsll the Young men Of oTf CITY
htIsiRk spiris OF bfiticisnf { ask Has
Ethsahbfss sd the pas, done al the good
tit Was eE6a6ls of, or thakits philAnthroPie
Aenoss hsdA rghtSte5 anticipate
lsspsak Is 10 wise men, judge ye what
taagS 1Bpssk to msn interested in che
meRtal, moral and religious progress 81
our yoaSg men. Ii il has failed in the
tpaAt, 1t may IAii again, and = ehangeNoi
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-12-25
EHRoPE.
BY the Atlantic Cable-Ths AshanA
tee Expedition.

LONDON, Dec. pa ferry boat ZAP
sized on the Thames, to-day, and thirteen
persons were drowned.
The crew of the Spirit, which was pre-
pairing to sail from WoolEich for Gold
Coast, having deserted IN a body, her de-
parture will be delayed one day. Dis
patches from Cape Coast castle as late as
Nov. 9th, the report hat although there
has been a few sklrmmIshes with the Ash
antees, they were not of an important
character, and the expedition was practi-
cally at a stand still, awaiting the arrival
Of English regiments now on their way.
LONDON, Dec. 2l.-The correspondent
Of the Standard, near ~Cartagera ,telCgraphs
that the besiegers received a reinforce
meat of 800 men Oh Friday, and 1000
more are expected to arrive before the as
sault, which will probably be made next
week. The insurgents are d~emeraliZed,
and assertions are frequent,
CHARACTERIZATION AT MADRID OVER
THE nEMAH o THE vIReIEIUs-
sIcKLEs RESIGNS AaAIE.
PARIS, Dec. PA cipher dispatch
from the Herald correspondent at Madrid
announces that Spain demands the restor-
alton of the Virginius. There is great
exultatiOn in consequence of Secretary
Fish admitting thatthe Virginius was not
entitled to carry the flag of the United
States. The demand was delivered on
Friday. General Sickles has telegraphed
to Washington insisting upon the accept
ance of his resignation.
BERLIN, Dec. 2l.-Archbishop Ledoch-
owski has declined To stand as candidate
for the ReichsIag.
BERLIN. Dec. 2l-Emperor William
has had a slight attack of apoplexy; which
causes much anxiety, and efforts are being
made to conceal mis- condition.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-12-25


base might do no more than fail, and this
leads to another suggestion. That, while
the library in its present status. is nom
atd1ly open to all, it is sirtaaUy closed
against the majority.
There are many young men Of worth
and intelligence in our city. But they
are not identified with any church organ
~ization. 20 say the least, many OF these
have religious sentiments, and religious
preferences, but will not bear to have re-
ligioH thrust at them by persons they
think no better than themselves. l am
not defending them in this conduct l am
merely stating a fact. Now If these had
a public reading room, or library where
they could have an evenings entertain
ment, for the intellect, without feeling
that they were preached at, /" or locked at
very hard, fewer of them would be found
around the billiard table, in the low grog-
gerry, or gaming hell. 1t Is probable this
class would ,patroniZe q public library,
when they would not q specific religious
one, and hence are cut of from the d
vantages of such a means of information.
Our young German friends are proven
bal for intelligence and general reading,
yet they will not coms to a christian as
ISOLATION room for reading matter. "A few
may, the many will not. SO too, our
young men Of the Roman Catholic faith,
1 doubt not would patronize the library l
suggest, when they would turn their
backs upon what appears to them 4 pro-
testant library Al
I would suggest again open The
Young Mems Public Library of Canton.
Select a librarian who has some knowl-
edge Of books put the library on a basis
to receive additions by subscription, pri-
vate donatioh or otherwise. Let not the
trash we find too often, even IN the Sab
bath school library, find q place in 1t.
Add to it works of philosophy and sci
.enoe. Give the very best works OF "a
best thinkers. For this is an age of Thought.
Side by side with the philosophy Of the
.sceptec, place the philosophy Of the intel
christian. Let the Facts OF science
and the facts of christianity 60 hand IN
hand. Let lis books be Of such a charae-
ter, that through them We can hold con-
verse with the liVing present. As well as
The dead past, and you have done a good
work for the present generation, as well as
1or the future. The crude Suggestions
may seem absurd. Had time andoppor-
tunity permitted they might have-been
presented IN better shape. Believe me
their aim & the good OF cur young men
all oil young men,. TCANI0N.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-12-25
MARRIED.

SCHLEPPY-JACQUEMAIN-On theI7th inst,
At the Re form Parsonage, by Rev. P. Herbruek
Mr.. Louis Z. S%ehlepPy aud MISS Caroline JAG
quemAin.
HERBST-LANDES-On the 2Ist inst. at ths
same place. by the 6ame, Frank Herbst and
Mss Sarah J. Landes.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES On the 2lst
inst at the St. Cloud Hotel, By Rev. J. C. LAYER.
ty, Mr.. Lewis Brown and Miss Addie Lichten-
walter.
SANKER-DANZIGER-On the 24th inst, a.
the residence OF the bride's father, by BeT. p.
He rbruck, Mr.. Sylvester SAnker and Mas Louiss
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-12-25
Beyond The nTissisuipptI

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,
Qregon or California, we Ieconmend q
cheap, safe, quick and direct route. via
st. Iopis, over the Missouri Pacific Rail-
road, which runs its fine Day Coaches and
Pullman Sleepers from st. Louis to prin-
cipal pointsin the West S0AhOHk change.
Ne believe that the Missouri Pacific RaIl-
road has the best track and the finest and
safest equipment,sf any line west Of the
Mississippi, and its connections with roads
further West, Al sprompt &7reliable...sThe
FexAs connection Of this road iSnow COM
pleteds and passengers are Of8eredza first
class, all rail route from st. louis to! Texas,
PiG SsdakiG, or over the Atlantic & Pacific
RRTrNKE Formaps, time tGBlesJ
information ae To rates routes &csEWer-
fer .EaStsrn
Pa 6elnhbns Ohio, 81 u.
A 4erP nsenger AgentIStE
LelisssM0sQusst5oHs plAB5e ehsS5itHg
zPHg11HS2eksf ssla -4yz Y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-12-25
Mr. JONI M,Kee was Yesterday c,

Mn JOHN M'Kee was yesterday con-
6Imed as POSTMASTER for HAMILTON Ohio,
Reform. Mr.. Ghas: Potter, a young man
whe has been employed in the Office for
business thereof q considerable portion Of
the time, was an applicant for the place.
Hewas warmlylcommended by the people
81 tta a1%1lsS1' % s6S e os0ssI nm 3 s'' h soRsss
men who had q pecuniarysintersst IN his
appointment and the place dropped into
his hands like s ripe pear: Civil Service
ought to be banishsd TO TIE Dry Tortugas
for = couple Of yeazA-EHsNtrsF.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-12-25
-EnEInaATToN r-uRNrNaI
Chaap Farms An soutAuest AEIs.our

ChSop Farms IN M11BouE1
The Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Com,
pany offers l20O,0 600 acres ofland IN Cen,
trail asd Southwest Missonri, at from S
to SO per acre on seven years, tims, Switl
free transportation from ST. Louis to al
purchasers. Climate, soil, timber, minera.
wealth, schools, churches and law-abidine
society invite emigfants from all points
to this land of fruits and flowers. Fol
particulars address A. Tuck, Land Cons
missioner, StsLouis, Mo. l-31y1
HIaH- School REPORT FoR rHE
Wax sEAD1Ee DEcENBER 10, 1873
Total EDrollment-Boys. 81 0girls, Z s.
' Fat sSg Monthly E6at90 llahisapiABoyg
20 girls, 81: total, 81. -
Average Daily Attendanee-Boys, 10
girls, SO total, So.
PeFeeHtage of Attendance-Boys, 80;
girls 81; total 1875. ICAIH ~
100. 1iaf " 20
Z Ehers has besnEadeeided imPEevsmsnt
in tie regularity and punetuslity Of ths
pubils,& sAaAcomparisoB lasEy61Es
report WilIAshoW. 81 bo-Bsa Ha tasi sETL A
The pppiIs deserve .commendaton for
good and faithful work during the term,
manifestmg an unabating interest and
diligence in their studies. -
- !. NJ. A 1RoUTNAN, Principal.
Canton, o. December 10, 1873.