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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-30
sHERIFF SALE.
Joseph olIchards VS. John Bauer ct al.

By virtue of an alias order to sell issued from the
court Of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio and
TO me directed, viii offer for sale at public out.
Canton, on l.
Saturday, The 23rd day Of October, 1875,
the following described real estate situate In said
70 the city of Canton.
Also part Of the northeast quarter of Section l6
Township 10. Range 8. lying Immediately east Of
lot number ~, above mentioned and west of the
small run, known as Shrivers run. crossing said
premises. tit Hl
Sale 70 commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms
cash. WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
sep23e
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-30
SHERIFF SALE.

By virtue of an order to sel Issued from the court
Of common pleas Of stark county, Ohio and to me
at the door of the court house In the city Of
Canton, on
Saturday, the 23rd day Of October, 1875,
the following described real estate situate In said
county to.wtt: Lot number II in W. G. Thomp-
sons first addition to the city Of Canton
Sale 10 commence at one o'clock D. m. Terms
cash. WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
Rep21e
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-30
SHERIFF SALE.
Leonard Smith VS. Jacob scherer

By virtue of an order tosell issued from the
court of common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio, and
to me directed, win offer for sale at public out
cry at the door Of the court house the city Of
Csnton, on 't in l'T eI a 'uyH
Saturday, the 23rd day Of October, 1875,
the following described real estate situate In said
county to.wit: Being lot lumber thirty-five 1851
and eight feet front and rear off OF the east end of
lot number thirty six 1857 In the Massillon Rolling
Company's alteration and subdivision Of various
lots in the city of Massillon, as recorded In the
records of Stark County, June 3rd, l8A9, vol. &c.
pages $50 and 23I. both together being sixty-four
feet front on fremont street and fifty feet deep.
Also so much Of the land In the real. Ornorther
ly of the above, and q strip of land formerly an
area of canal basin, lying between the east line
of lots numbers 81 and 35 Of said alteration and
subdivision aforesaid as shall make the whole and
entire premises hereby conveyed. eighty 1907 feet
front on fremont street and ninety.nine (99) feet
deep, excepting and reserving therefrOm forever,
the right Of way for passing the waters of Sippo
creek aud Sippo reservoir through said premises
Sale to commence at one O'clock p m. Terms
cash. WILLIAM BAXTER. Sheriff.
, Sep23-e ...
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-30
Valuable Property for Sale.

A Fine Farm, containing about l0S acres, on the
Randolph. road, about miles N. E. of Canton,
with Is acres of good Oak and Chestnut Timbers !;
good Dwelling House and Bank Barn; acres Of
Apple Orchard, with an abundance Of fPear, Peach
and Cherry trees; good wells of water The
whole in good repair and first class farming con-
diton. win be sold at private SALE at low price
and on reasonable terms.
Also, a good Warehouse, at Louisville, Stark o.,
Ohio, All the property Of John Warner late Of
Stark County, deceased
For terms, prices, &C.. apply 10
HIRAM H. HOUSED, Agt.,
Middlebranch, Stark Co., Q.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-30
Sale Of Real Estate.

The undersigned will offer at private sale the
homestead farm Of John Hershey, deceased, con-
tanning One Hundred and Sixty Acres situate two
miles south of Canal Fulton Said farm is under
a good state oHcultivation with good new dwell.
Ing house, barn. and outbuildings, Also, a tenant
house, orchard, and good spring of water, In
the sale of said farm there will be excepted, q
tram road right of way, renting for $3.50 90 per
year. switch right of way, renting for $3.50 90 per
year, and a right Of way over and under thirty
acre coal lease off the east side Of said farm leased
TO L. Crawford q Sons, renting for $1,000 30 that
the right Of way rents and tenant house will
amount 70 $4,000 annually to the purchaser, as
well as the coal rents arising from said coal lease
Terms of sale will be made easy
If fsaid farm shall not be sold before THE FIRST
DAY OF NOVEMBER next, then the undersigned
will offer the same In an entire lot or In parcels 10
suit purchasers.
Persons desiring further information concern.
ling said farm will call with the undersigned at
Canal Fulton, or with D. HEMPERLY, at the
hardware store at Mepleton, Ohio. ,f.,Y
w. G. MYERS, Agent.
Canal Fulton, July 20, 1876. jy22.gh
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-15

and the main channel Of the liver vas
damned up and new one cut across the /,
"Iiook II Holland" extending into the I.
sea between great jetties. l.arge ships
now sail through the new channel though 1
the works are not ye, entirely completed.
This seem. to De- n combination of the
canal and ietty theories.
The bar Of the Altra. srasli river in
sweden. emptying into tie tattegst. was
cut out by jeity worss. aud the depth Of
water increased from six feet 10 niue
feet.
Tie Stolpe In Prussia. the wlnloya in
Russia. and the Grrnaa. in Denmark.
were treated in the sam. manner. incnss-
ing the depth Of water from four and five
feet to thirteen and fourteen feet.
The Trave. Baltic river. on which thu
port Of Lubcc. in Mecklcnburg. il si,u-
ated. was deepened by the same means
from seven feet 10 eighteen feet.
The Oder. Pomeranian river. d.
charging into the Baltic. was jeiii-l in
/ ISIS. and it. bar cut down from seven
ieet TO tweniy-,h-e~ or iweniy-ionr isr;.
The sediment of the oder il caught ia =
Half. and a. it, wSier pAsse. into the
Baltic clear. no new bar Will ever -
formed Unier .lIch conditions.
The Visinla. in Prussia. has hsi n
msrkable history. The original dep,h
on iis bar Nzs ssrca let This w&s i:a-
erased ~ ie;ties TO ten ft-i- Tie river
then '.-nkc through il. lei hank. and
formed a new lateral oailt;. III. old
moa,h gas damned ap AMI The new one
jeiitsi. l1Sc river then broke through
to the "a s,Ain. sill farther rp. hi.
lat mouth was len open. and III. sec-
oni cnc i. usad a. canal. The vs..
ter in II /. kept II nineteen fy,t ~ dr-l-.
ing.
The Pr-gel. in Prussia on Which
the ioris cf Pilau and k-cmg--
burg III, situated. Ia. lately lecn
jettied At it, mouth. Increasing the
depth OF water from twelve i.-Ai "a TWEEN
ty f-t.
We have no data como. ming the cot
Of all these works. but the total mutt
have been enormous. In reviewing the
subject. one cannot fail TO be impressed
with the patient, lli,oriou. and skillful
Treatment of rivers which would .,.ein to
~ utterly Insignificant. The value Of
one or two feet additional o; water J.
hecnly appreciaisdin Europe. II such
great amouut, OF money and labor are
willingly expended on little streams. nav.
igable perhaps not more than . score OF
miles, what could not lhi. country afford
TO do to secure a deep and sure quite,
from this great land-locked OCEAN, k,."sn
u .he Mississippi river.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-15
PATENrS

List Of patents granted to Illinois inyen.
tors BY the United States patent Office.
and furnished the BULLETIN By II. IL.
Candee, Solicitor Of Patents, Cairo, Hi.
noiS
Artificial Marble. and Processe. OF
Moulding the Same, Vim. Burne,. Chi
cago; Car Starters, Dexter u. Hardy,
Delavan; Floor Shields for Stoves, J. 4.
Hunter. Peoria Hose Clamps or Patches
q. $. Knapp, Chicago I; Insulating block,
Tor Telegraph Lines, Geo. $. Pidyeon.
Mound City Collecting Gold. Silver, ETC..
from their Ores, Matthew Latin, Chicago:
Corn uaryesters, VIM. 4. Orr. Kewape :
Railway Rail supports, saml. l.. Porter
q Duane Peck, Rochelle; Cheek Hower..
V. Horne, Atlanta; Mainsprings for
watches, G. Hunter. Elgin; Machine.
Tor making barrels, Jacob Martin. Cairo:
Car Couplings. r. 4. McKanns. Ellison
Agricultural Boilers, +. y. Mitchell. III
faso; sssm-winding Watches, C. :. Nose.
ley, Elgin; Excsvators. Moresp PblliIn.
Springfield J.; window Awning, Alphou.
10 ". Redgraye, Chicago Pictur,
Mounts, John A. Van Drelx.n p.or;"
key Checks, James J. DeBarry chicago
Harvester Rakes, John r ynearso, Farm,
inRton.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-15
HOrR AT A B1RTn.

The Mount Carmel Democrat seriously
declares that the wife Of Silas Audrus
living about four miles north Of that
t'ace, gave birth on Sunday night. 2nd
'nsI,to four living children, two Of eacl,
sex l'ree Of them lived bu, few
hours' and fs~ fourth survived but a day
or TWO. II The o"aoe,at is truthful, and
We have no reason t. believe ina, it is
not, this Is the second Instance Of this
Kind that has occurred in wa1-.h county.
The other took place IN is22, fiji, three
years ago. II Brigham haAggse SW4: s,..,, oo,n, :,
or three -.'--" ''ieSc "aoa>h county
.soFners, he might reduce hi. harem. and
yet populate his territory to it, u,mos,
capacity In Q few years.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-15
THE rAIEWELL REPVsLICAN.

The once Of the Tazewell County Re-
publican, Lusk & Jones, publishers, was
totally destroyed by fire last Sunday
night; but the misfortune will not de-
prive the readers Of that very excellent
paper Of single number. The energetic
proprietors announce that their paper will
be issued as usual, and that they will put
Into their Office a steam powcrpress, with
engine, job presses, and ali the latest aud
best styles OF type. While We sym
pathize with the losses Of Lusk & Jones,
we congratulate them in their energy and
pluck. "Never say die"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-15
YET THAT NAN, BCr ANOTHER
NAN,

The State JoNrsai says Judge Dooli,,le
is member Of the Chicago Citizens A.
sociation, and another paper says he ha,
been recommending that ballot-box stuff
fers be made TO ornamen, lamp posts.
Cor information is that the member Of
the Citizens Association who has lately
been INDUCING in advice to the public /.
son ofJudge Doolittle. The judge. al
though he practices ia the Chicago
courts. Is citizen Of Wisconsin, and lives
At Racine. lie does not take part in the
municipal struggles Of the Chicagoans.
James x. Dooli,,le. Jr., very energetic
and altogether lively gentleman. does
take an interest in Chicago sffairs. and
he IL the Doolittle who intimated lamp
posts 70 the ballot-box suffer. OF tha.
civ
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-15

and transporting immense quantities Of
materials, l. TO he done al other points
The Tones proceeds: "'rhere are no
scientific engineering mysteries about
the construction Of Ictties ou the con-
trary, 1t is very plain and simple me-
chanicsl operation. The differences OF
opinion are in regard to their effect and the
laws which govern the discharge Of sedi-
ment-bearing rivers directly into the sea.
BY common consent. there is a pause in
the argument while this experiment goes
on. lit succeeds. there will nc an end
of the bar and the discussion-to the very
grea, satisfaction Of everybody. IL it fails.
we shall then have no opposition 10 the
scheme first favored by our people"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-15
EAss AXD Ms yETTsEs.

Capt. Eadr, the great bridge builder and
jettyman, Is now the sensation s., New
Orleans. lie arrived at tina, CITY last
Tuesday. and was cordially received.
His purpose In visiting the Crescent CITY
1t this time Is 70 institute preliminary
operations with reference 10 his lefty en-.
Nrpr'se ~ the mouth Of the Mis,issjppi
nNer. The New Orleans people.
VINO have suffered 10 much
uom the bar" arr impa.
uen.' They wish the impeachment to nav.
Ass1'on removed without delay. and
some o. them have evidently educated
themselves to believe tia, Capt. Fad. !.
u duty bound TO overcome il at onc.-
In he twinkling Of TN eye. The New
Orleans 7sssss reminds these in,natis,,
pseple that 4 should not be exnecs..a
~. On army Of operatives viii h. IN.
seaAtly Ut ct work ct the Pssses. .Ir.
deed," says the Tia,<s, 1.-THE heavies, par,
efths labor, which CONSISTS In gathering
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-15
LCACN NATURE.

DR.. Stokes, Of Grayville. delighted Mr..
J. Ed. Clarke, editor of the LIf,prnSe.t,
by exhibiting to him few days ago.
quite curiosi,y-a pig with six legs. the
two extra ones protruding from the low
er ead Of the vertebrs. one turning up
over the back and the other under the
belly. Mr.. Clarke will Use this pig a, the
nest egg Of a museum Of curiosities. aud
In time perambulate the country as RI
val of Barnum.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-15
CANDIDATE.

Mr.. J. Ed. Clarke, editor Of the Gray
vile I~deperden,. Is a candidate for Police
Magistrate Of his village. In his an
noupcement be pledges himself to attend
to the duties Of the Office promptly and
TO the best Of his abilities. Mr.. Clarke
would make an excellent magistrate. and
we hope he may not fail Of election.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-15
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
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weekly IL read az least by half = million
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IL articles are models Of high-toned dis.
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'"fcr.-S. !. Examiner and Chronicle.
~ paper upon existent questions and II.
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-15
Ioxu 4. on11LY. Dditor.


We learn from the GRANVILLE fndeps,.d-
ssf, that Mr.. Charles W. Beck, late editor
Of the Carmi Courier, died on the 9Th inst,
ut Hot Springs, Arkansas. The disease
that resulted 10 his death was consump-
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-15
A SUNDAY ROuRrGl

The glorious Fourth falls on Sunday
this year. fact that neesi not discourage
any patriot. He may get gloriously
drunk on Saturday, continue II religiously
on Sunday, and patrioticall, wind it up
on Monday.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-15
THE DAILY BULLETIN.

'1>hk BtiJ.ktiN q, pasli-tci every u.orniax
except Monday y. the Ballcun Building. cor
TIER Washington svsnss sni Twelfth stree,
Tax BrtlxtIS Is ssr,-i 10 city Subscribers by
hhhfgl carriers 81 Iweaty -riS. ,-ats ws~A
paySble weekly By Ma. 80 sdvAns.l, Civ p-4
Annuni .ix months, -, .arrr months. -; one
month. 81 -
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-15

- complete Pictorial History Of the
Gtmes"-"The beSt. ehSaoSst. and
mort s"eeessful Family Paper
In ehe Union
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-15
REIN 4 GILBERT,
Attorneys and COunselorS
n Law.

OFFICK Ohio i<Fs., ron. and.
City SA,.Dt4l E.Lk
william II GreSn,
william Is GiIb<Yf, CalED UIISoI.
Mile. Fr~1'k Gib~rf
EAsp-rial attention si'st 70 Admir.lry .Bi
s,szLlb>,ss business.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-15
THE WEEKLY BULLETIN.

Published every raurs!.y rb0rLinx =, 81 =
~ saAaEn. iav.rsAbsy IL s4ssssr. lie postage
- LIE W-vkly uill tx pf-,a.i 81 .h.s sisc~. -
is.s' .st-->'i.~rs viii .e,.'a Or. .assripsiOn
''cv 4 81 yesr.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-12-02

comparison with the weight of seed cot
ION is quite variable, averaging from, .
to % per cent, but so far as reported.
appears to be less than 10 1874. The
State percentages the aggregate quantity
as compared with last year. are as fol-
Iowa; North Csroliua, 81; South Car.
DINA. &c; Georgia. "a; Florida, 90;
Alabama, l02; Mississippi. Ill: LOU
s,aus. 100; Texas, ia; Arkansas,
l35; Tennessee. 116. The crop Of
Arkansas is good one, but the figure:
are increased more by the fact of last
year. poor yield than By the exces.
of this years crop. These figure. point
to a small advance on last years ssgre'
gate. November and December should
be favorable to the opening and picking
Of The top
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-12-02
Products Of Lake Superior.

We copy the following sketch,
from the Marquette Mining Journal
Nowhere are the eccentricits of ma
ture more ro.iceable than in the Upper
Peninsula of Michigan. Valuable de-
posits Of hematite and specular iron ores
Il s, as distinct from each other as from
rock itself, are to be seen lying one
against the other, without so much as a
separating wall of half an inch. Jumps
Of pure silver, entirely surrounded by
as pure copper, with clear and yell de
fined divisions, are quite common, There
is something truly remarkable about
these silver bearing copper masses-the
line OF demarcation between the two
is SO absolute that neither is impregna-
ted with the other, and yet the welding
is so strong and perfect tina, they cicavc
to each other with the greatest tenacity
No human art or skill is capable of ac
complaining or approximatins this most
| wonderful phenomenon in all atte,nps by
the smith the two metals either refuse
! to adhere or become diffused; the one
with the other. Calcspar crystals, Of
rare perfection, ale often found III con-
nectlon with minerals, and the shores
Of lele Roy ale, which island is scanned
in all parts with small copper veins, arc
noted for the many rare and beautiful
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, amethysts and
agates picked each season by visitors
from the various steamers In our coun-
ty alone are deposits Of nearly ure lead,
hematite. specular. and magnetic ir m
ores, silver lesd(a peculiar crystalline
ore carrying about seventy Per cent,
lead and eight per cent. silver, and
usually found in CONJUNCTION with large
iron pyrites) manganese, copper, sill
yer. gold. slate, freeStone, marble and
granite We doubt if more numerous
mineral clements are to he found within
four times this area Of territory else
! where in the world
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-12-02


There 's still another fresh addition
to the runlors concerning the Cuban
question. 1t is reported in Washington
that Spain has demanded OF Guatemala
the Immediate revocation BY that Re-
public Of her Reorganization of theCuban
insurgents as belligerents, and that a
similar imperative demand has been
made upon Bolivia. Columbia and other
South American Republics which have
recognize the Cuban patriots. Rumor
has II that aprop"r regard for the Mon
re Doctrine will compel the United
states TO take the part of Guatemala and
she rest as against the revengeful aggres-
slons OF Spain. aud that this now phase
81 the situation furnishes more cocent
explanation than any yet given of the
extraordinary aud continued prepsrations
how gong forward IL the Navy Depart
lDeHt
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-12-02
STATE NEWS.

Miss Eieo"o- Quinn. of Waupun.
buggy, last week.
The 25th anniversary of the Congre CATION.
al Church, of Appleton, will be celebrated
| Dec. %
Mr.. E II Bl:ntlis of The Janesvili,
Gazette, has taken wife
honse belonging to Mr.. D Gale. at
! 0conto, was destroyed Ere last " ,dnesday
! II was Insured for $500
DR.. Doris. recently with Dr. Gray, o
Milwaukee,. has located ut Fond ,iu Lac
An up-eoun,ry exchange is responsible for
this: An immense piCseral recently caugh
Ia the Cra~tsh Rae found TO contain a red
! horse nearly foot aud halt In length unl
! whole except the head been taken Of"
! Galeeyhle wants n bank. The neares
BAUD !. h.tccn miles diai.nt.
a taLc; sian in the Oshkosh Asylum bal
skin 10 black 40 negro's. 1t WAS cause,
/ by 40 accidental dose OF niirat- of silver
/ lie is cE"1y, AID IL subject to fits, durIn.
which lie of:.a tails aud cuts himself. Tie
wounds heal W with hew sud white skin
Ihus leaving the white scars all over his fac,
and be i'd which look still whi,er ID accouu
Of the blackuess of lie skin.
William Stewart, the first mayor OF Por
age, died at Ripon, aged 81 years IIs
served in the wax of 1912.
Willie Hutton, n Jsnesville Young man j.
wanted by his III other. He started for the
pinerles about six weeks ago
Braboo Republic: The men wounded in
the co iSiun u; Devi!'s Lake. one week ago
afe doing we'll, aud ii is now conf ieu,ly pre-
dicted that all will ultimately recover Two
of the number are still great sufferers. one
Of these being Jacob Newman, the worst IN
Julsd Of all. The eompany's agent arrlv ed
promptly after The accident an settled sat.
istnctori y With all The injured except the
two alluded to above whom Ls considered
still too much under III influence If pain to
be aole to do themselves justice in an gree
men', q ccusiderateress honoraoe 10 the
comp any
Being one Of the unfortunate creditors
Of .. Tyler.,nd lie ,rring I'll It an .rtempt
IL being made to throw him into bankruptcy.
| protest against the movement, for the
reason that it is nothing more or less than
gsu.e Of the lawyers to absorb the 20 per
cent. which can be paid in dividends ty the
assignces, if allowed to pursue bis presen,
course
A breassluau named Waikie. Of Menssha,
Il the lstes, victim to the present mode of
coupling cars. He was killed near Chill
ton
Good Templar Convention FOR. the dis.
trici comprising the counties of Columbia.
Marquette and Saul, vas Geld al Port ,ge on
Iuesd'y an Wednesday of last week
large uuuher of delegates we're presens
from abroad, and the proceedings were very
harmonious
The Shareholders Of Neenah dedicated
their new hall Friday. The German sor,.
e'les 81 Oshkosh took part in tie Zebra.
ton
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-12-02

\ GREAT TELEscarE.-A mammoth
telescope, saiisto be the larses, ever
made. IS now in process of construction
at factory near Dublin, ireland. Il
Is building at the order of the Austro-
Hungarian 9o' ernmcnt for the new oh
Sersatory at Vienna. to he finished by
the autumn of ISIS. The objec, glass
NIL have "a aperture Of about - incbc,
The focal length is to be about a. feet
ne great base casting. weighing some
seven or eight tons, will form cham
Der about Is feet long, lee, 6 inches
vide, and feet igh, for ,i.e clock
which Viii be massive in proportion -
ne other parts. All the axes will h,
supplied with anti-friction apartments.
The tube win be entirely of steel. and all
the various motions Of the instrument
as well as the reading of the different
circles, will be available TO the observer
from the eye-end Of the TELESCOPE.