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OuR Foreman has taken the place Of our
Business Managers far as happiness /.
concerned. His sweetheart sent him a
treat Of ice cream and cake, which was de-
llcious.
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"THE grinders cease" because the water
is Low, and not because the aforesaid grin
ders are few, Our numerous water mills
have almost ceased running on account Of
the absence Of rain.
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ALL Of our schools will open on Monday
next, with an increased number Of pupils
over former sessions. The present Fall and
Winter terms promise ts he unusually pros
porous.
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Ok entering the Dry Goo.l- and Clothing
Store OF Hayden Bros we were struck with
the large and varied Fall Stock they have
just received, and the low prices at which
they are selling their goods.
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The repairs done on the Male Seminary
make the old building look much better
aud far more comfortable.
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CASTLE Buford has fewer boariers now
than for some months past. There are a
6w there, however, lying in soak for next
months Court.
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Tnr Pendlcton House has been rented by
Mr.. Samuel Hardin, Of Livingston Station
lie will take possession next week.
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Tnr Lincoln Quarterly Cour, was in Sos
zion two days this week, but there was only
small docket aud but little business done.
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RKv. Ma. BALLou, will preach at the
Christian Church, next Sunday, at II o.
clock
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NONE JOTTgSGS.

COUNTY COURT here next Monday.
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THr
NEW YORK STORE!
WILL OTTER oSE OF THE BEST ASSORTED
STOCKS OF MERCHANDISE /!
IN THEIR NEW BUILDING
ABOUT THE 18th OF SEPTEMBER.
pIlOSllt llif VI u Eik0 ubtSi.
J. y. PoRTNAN. }. B. OWENS.
NEW
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE!
IN STANFORD, KY,
PORTMAN & OWENS,
PROPRIETOR
Have opened in connection with the
Myers House a First-Ciass Livery and
Sale Stable, and have for hire polite driv-
ers, safe horses. new and fashionable We
hicles. making the most
STYLISH TURN0UTS
ever kept in Central Kentucky.
A liberal share of the public patronage
is respectfully solicited. I7s-if
IsCoLN CIRCUIT COURT.
COMMISSIONERS SALE!
r. J. BRECKENRIDGE, PHI.
Versus
W. C.. p. BRECKENRIDGE, &C., DTS
By virtue Of Judgment of the Lincoln Circuit
at the April term, 1875, thereof will, on
Monday, September Ii, 1879,
ne County Court day. sell to the highest bidder
at public cutlery, before the Court House door ia
stanford, Ky, the following property to wit;
n TN n CT OF l. n N y
containing 232 acres, situated In Lincoln co unity
Ky adjoining and Immediately south and south
east Of shelby City, bounded on the west by the
Danyiile a Hustonvillc turnpike road, and on the
South by the stanford 4 Knob Lick turnpike road,
and on the east by the Lands of W. G. Z. Breckin-
ridge, and on the north by the lands Of Richarr
Owens and Others which land allotted tn Il. J.
Breckinridge In the division of the Chibran iarml
sufh' lent amount thereof to produce the sums Of
money ordered To lie made. said land will he sold
I'm fhrpa lnI mr. fun afI aeh md
the third Of ~ acres.
At the same time and place and in the same auc-
tion, will sell
IL OR Is ONE ACRE LOTS!
on the west side Of the Danville a Hustonville
road and adjoining Shelby City.
The silgs shall be made On a credit Of ~ AMI Is
months the purchaser being required To xecute
bond with approved security, having the force IL a
Judgment, and bearing 10 per cent interest from
date of sale, with a lien reserved the property
until the purchase money is paid.
A. X. DENNY,
lSn-tt Special Commit -iOner,
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for every form Of Nervous Debility and Weakness,
whether general special, that possibly affect
the human syst N. As most powerful detergent
or eliminator Of disease IL has proved itself the
most remarkable and valuable discovery Of the l9tli
century.
Since this great remedy has come into the possess
sion Of Or. LOthrop he has expended vast sums oi
money and called TO his aid the most learned chem
lists Of the age In extracting aud periecting its yT-
tues NJ that they may he realized In the most eff-
cacious manner at the least possible inconvenience
and cost to the patient.
We are satisfied by repeated experience, as well Us
by repeated chemical anal ysis that In this
otto, the syricum plant, are 10 he found medical
virtues of the greatest value, admirably adapted Ia
almost every class OF diseases arising from serange-
ment OF the nervous system OF hom lack Of nerve
power, no matter nom what cause the iregularity
or deficiency may have been produced. This great
fac, established, We have pushed
until In the various modes of It's cxhibticn, either
balm or cordial, operating as detergent, cleans
aud puriher OF as mild yet searching cathartic
la the form OF pin, il can be made 10 reach every
part OF the hannah body, forcing out as IL were,
The OF disease, debility aud death, and let
ting In all the nccdlul elements OF life, health and
yigor, - important and necessary 10 the complete
enjoy meni Z, all those faculties which contribute 10
the constitution Of perfect manhood.
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The Cordial Balm of Syricum and
TONIC PILLS

TONIC PILLS
sold by Druggists every " here II they do not have
II ask them 10 get Il iur YOU which they do at
any Of the lolloging Wholesale Druggists;
JOHN y. HENRY a Co, New York city.
JOHNSON, HOLLoME ELL a co, Phila., Pa
SETH :, HANCE, Baltimore. Nd.
D. MoNIElsE 90, Nes Orleans, Ia.
VAN SHACK, STEVEN sON a REID, Chicago H.
JOHN D. PARKS, Cincinnati, Ohi0.
STRONG a COBB, Cleveland, Ohio.
COLLINS BROS, ~ Louis Mo.
fAkRAND WILLIAMS 40, Detroit, Mich.
b. i. ALFRED, Louissille, Ky.
For sale by Druggists Generally Every where.
DR.. LOrHROP, Proprietor may he consulied pro-
iesslonally by mall nee Of eharse. address
DIR. q. EDGAR LOTHkOk',
Il3 Court Street, Boston.
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LOW RATES

"a anyrespectahlo osiahishmcnt can DO the the
same quality Of Nofk. We employ go.sd sorkulea,
and warrant our work 10 give sitsfictisn. Call
and COS yourselyes heilre going cse~ here Give
Us a white mans Chancy-we Nill do you right,
l0s-Jm u. n. BASH "a 90.
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Ny PANTHEON system, As speciality Is an nc
kno~leiscd sucocss, hsiug original and suited ~
tao ants " syrry ,usturirf bel
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The Missing Umbrella.

NNASA 1Aec IctSsl
1T looks as If we should have a
shower" remarked his honor, as he
changed coats and took his seat.
That makes me think of my dream"
replied Bjah, as he busted the chairs
with his eoat-tail. II dreamed that L
was caught out in a shower and"
His Honor rose up, looked behind the
door and turned pale, as he exclaimed:
II left my umbrella there the other
morning and now it's gonel"
Can it be possible" whispered the
old %janitor.
"Bijah, | haven't many years to i've"
continued his Honor, but | won't die
until that umbrella is found. / do not
say that you took that umbrella away
and pawned it, but it must come back
it must be returnedl You hear me, don't
you, Bjah2'
2 Haven't you known me fer fourteen
yea.s?' protested the officer.
Yes, sir, but that was a new UNI
brella."
"Don'tI bear a good reputation"
Pretty fair, but that r~aia-shedder
must come back"
DO | look like a theft"
mo, sir, but bring back my umbrelly,
IT you want to save costs"
And Bjah went around the room,
banging the chairs and growing, and
his honor shut his teeth together hard as
he looked at the black cloud rising in
the south.
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A venerable Pine.

Detroit Free Press. af -aeog
September johnson, why do you ap-
pear at this barr asked his Honor Of
the next mana darby so old that his
head was white and his limbs weak.
TO git away" was the reply.
And how many policemen we're en-
gagged in your rarrestT'
Zone, sahn1olo'o 2 go M
"0nly one2 Why, / thought It must
have taken q dozen to bring you in.
Well, so you we're drunk?' IN 4.
mo sah--I was tired" o
"Mr. johnson, yon are very near the.
yawning tomb. You are in the Decem-
Der of your lie. If you live to see the
Centennial open you'll be forgotten by
all men before another comes. Stand
ing there, one foot in the grave, as it
were, your white hair a signal flag that
you are nearly ready to sail across the
mystic river, ear you lie to me2"
II was a little drunk" replied the
prisoner, after a moments ref ection.
:" That's better, Mr.. johnson. You
have a clean look, and / hope that your
path down the valley Of death may have
no terrors. You may go, Mr.. Johnson.
and if ] we're you I'd stick to weak tea
and barley water, and let strong drink
alone"
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AOard.

The firm of Moyston & Bro. was dis
solved June, 1872. As there is room for
all, l take pleasure in referring parties
for pictures to my brother, ], a.. Moys-
ton, 249 Main street, ASH have recently
purchased the Memphis Photograph Gal,
lery, corner of Union and Main streets,
those who prefer my services as a pho
tographer-where they will get none but
frst-cIass work-will call at 1888 Main
street, corner Of Union, over Stewart,
Doherty & Co.'s,
Price, FURNISHED and colored, 81 pei
dozen; 81 so per half dozen.
Respectfully, W. Il. MoYsToN.
Memphis. July Is, 1875. III
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Young oak.

"LsaGng around, eh?" inquired the
court as John Brown was brought out.
I've tried for a job" growled the.
prisoner.
~ know all about you, John. I've,
seen those ears-that nose-that yawn-
ing mouth here at this bar half a dozen
times during the past year"
Pm going to Chicago, sir"
Ill bet five hundred dollars to a cent
that you don't. You are going to the
House Of Correction for sixty days"
Its bad, sir, when a Teller tries hard
to find work. ,r.in) l.H
~ know it. The police have seen,
you trying to work into barns and sheds.
You've tried to work money out of stran-
gers 4 You've worked up rows and riots
on the Potomac, and now you've worked
in here again. I've thought your case
over and over in my mind, and | wonder
that yon have not run across some one
who wanted to break your neck. You
don't know what gratitude or self-respect
or honor is. You'd rather " a fighting
dog than the best library in the country,
and rather get drunk than be presented
with an eighteen dollar bible. You'll
have to 20 up"
IN try to be good, sir"
Cant help il. / gave you fair warn
ing, and the creased plank awaits you,
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Caller.

WAS it just the right thing, Emily
Jackson, for you to stand on you steps
and yell until you raised the whole
neighborhood27 asked the Court Of the
next prisoner.
I was calling for my brother" she re-
piled.
WAS any one sickH'
mo, sir"
"Or was the house on fre2"
mo, sir"
you merely wanted to ask him il the
Beeeher jury had come in YETI"
Eyes, SIR
wei. they have come in, and now
that your anxious mind has been re-
lleved, suppose you step around to the
House of Correction for thirty days"
"Ill never 20 therel"
You won't2"
mo, | WON'T
I've got a house and lot to put up on,
that. | make the sentence sixty days.
Take her away, Bijahr'
The j%snitor tucked her under his arm
and walked into the corridor, and her
fury was greatly increased when she
found that biting didn't affect him any,
because she was chewing at his hand
cuffs instead of his ribs.
When the Maria started of the boys
threw Mrs. Jackson a bouquet Of turnipl
tops, and sang:
She hadn't any right for ter holier,
She ought to have jingled the bell;
n though a sad fate does befalI her,
Her manners may improve-we can'tteIll''
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The FrIgats Constitution.

1t is announced that orders have been
received in the Philadelphia Navy YARD
to commence work on the famous old
f.igate Constitution, alias Old Ironsides.
with the view that she may be completed
for the centennial, on which occasion
she will be n OF the most interesting
objects to visit in connection with naval
affairs. The Constitution was completed
at Boston in 1881, and rebuilt several
years ago. Her exploits in the war Of
1872 were as follows: She sailed from
Boston OF the 9th Of July, commanded
by Captain Isaac Hull, and on the 10Th
Of August, 1912, captured the British
frigate Gnerriere. Returning to Boston,
she again sailed, after being thoroughly
repaired, commanded by Captain VIM.
Bainbridge, on which cruise she cap
tured the frigate Java. Returning to
port, she sailed once more on the Both
Of December, now under the command
of Captain Charles Stewart, capturing
the Picton, of fourteen guns, then the
Cyane and Levant in a single engage
ment, both vessels rating twenty guns.
but really carrying twenty-five,
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THE CITY.
HIS q
Friday evening, July 10, 1875.


Last night Q negro named George
Washington was shot by a colOred
brother on the Pigeon Roost road, near
Kinks grocery, four miles from the city.
The wounds received are considered
mortal. The row was about a cigar, a
"6ve-center." A
The night before last one negro cut
another with a razor at . picnic held al
the race track. This African is also
considered in a dangerous condition. I
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Rio Hondo Oirnr rnetnrr

Cigar buyers will be grati6ed to learn
that they can purchase the very best
cigars in this city of George L. Grayser,
l65 Main street, under the Courthouse.
His tobacco is selected and prepared
with care, and is manufactured into
cigars BY the best Cuban workmen. All
cigars are made bylhand, and are of the
very best quality, These cigars are
offered at such figures as such brands
are sold in the New Orleans market, and
all orders are filed at New Orleans
prices The celebrated brands made by
Grayaer5 are as follows: Rega. Brit
AMIGA, Reina Victoria, Del Reys, GAIA,
dores, Media Regalias, Londres, Came
lias, etc Mr.. Grsyser asks,the trade to
give him a call and examine bis stock,
prices, etc. ssIio I'd
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Thieves Arrested.

Some days since a negro named Chas.
EdmoDds stole q pistol, a lot of money,
provisions and groceries from Mrs,IFlood
who keeps a stand at the Beal street
market. Last evening he was captured
and locked up in the Adams street sta.
t%ion-house Minor Baker, another ne.
gro, was also arrested--a portion of the
stolen goods having been found in bis
possession.
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MOystOn's beautiful re-
touched and FURNISHED plO-
tOgraPhs, "a per dozen, AZ
Star Gallery, 249 Main street,
opposite Odd Fellows, Hall.
no
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Choice oorned Reef.

The only place in the city to get o No.
l article is at SeesselPs, corner Of Second
and Jefferson and 1879 Main streets; they
also keep the best supply Of fresh meats
in this market. aras l20'
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Police Court.

The Recorder disposed Of the follow.
ing cases to-day: Chas. Edwards, house
breaking, committed; NJ. W. Jones,
drunk, S.; Sarah Gray, misdemeanor,
$40; Gus Williams, assault and battery
and carrying pistol, fine So; Ben Smith,
disorderly conduct, $40.
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Water PIpes, HOE,

Hydrants, gas pipes and everything ap.
pertaining to the plumbing and gas 6t-
ting business. 'a
j.. W. x. BROWNE, 263 Second ct.
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FoR daily papers from all the leading
cities in the Union, illustrated weekly
and monthly magazines and novels, or
for fancy stationery and school books,
call at Thos. Hanson's, No. 6O4 Beal
street. ll5-t
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EVERY 6rst-class saloon keeps it,
Berliner Weiss beer. LIZ
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Msnsford, corner Second and Monroe,
has a large and varied supply Of base
balls, cheap. ,rr W. rLg 59t
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Sabbath night, 1t is considered desirable
that the pastors should have rest during
the summer, and It is recommended that
the pastors make such arrangements
among themselves as viii secure the de-
sired rest.
tits almost impossible for a citizen to
keep apples and peaches on his trees as
both by day and night maraHders keep
up a continuous raid after the fruit.
Apple and peach stealing does not seem
to be regarded as a crime By the boys Of
the period. 5
The Western Methodist Of the 10th
says: The daily papers Of Nashville
and Memphis contain long reports en-
bracing the suspension Of Rev. J.. W.
Hammer, ST., at Murfreesboro, Tenn, on
the charge Of immortality. We add
nothing more now, bat an expression of
great pain"
The black boards of the Cotton Ex-
change show the following facts and fig
ures to-day: Receipts of the week, 2Os
bales; for the season, 1921 ,Oss; shipments
for the week, 1906; for the season, 3d.
1855; stock on hand, 5l55; sales for the
week, 1900 bales, principally taken by
spinners. w
The village of Raleigh will indulge in
a torrid zone hop tomorrow night. II
Precipitation and violent exercise are the
things prescribed by your family physi.
clan, dancing fills the bill at present.
No wonder the ruler Of Persia on bis
visit to England, and witnessing the VIC.
lent exercises of the dancers at a court
ball, exclaimed, Why don't you let
your servants perform this labor for
your"
The musical but ambitious serenader
now haunts the suburbs where Of nights
he frantically endeavors to blow his
brains out through a flute or saw his arm
of with a guitar or fiddle, to say nothing
Of the rick he unit of having bis cloth
ing torn by the household bulldog, which
animal, if driven of, usually takes a
stand at a safe distance aud sccompa-
nieS'the serenade with a series of bowls
that adds no little TO the effect through.
out the entire neighborhood.
Several fruit sellers from the country
have been stopped by the police author
tiles from disposing Of the fruits raised
by themselves because they had no
license to peddle such fruit before nine
o'clock in the morning. The new char
ter, section 58, after specifying the pow.
ers of the General Council to license,
etc. has the following; Provided, moth
ing herein contained shall be construed
as to prohibit the sale Of products Of the
soil or of meat by the producer al any
time during the day. uu,e.oI gtll
The dog law should be enforced, as
quite a number Of persons have been
bitten by rabid dogs during the present
and past months. The ordinance now in
force provides that No dog shall be
permitted 10 run at large during the
months Of July, August and September
in the city Of Memphis unless muzzled
so e~fectually al to prevent his biting.
Any dog running at large not so muzzled
is hereby declared a nuisance to be at
once abated, and the Chief Of Police is
authorized to order and enforce the ordi-
nance and order that all dogs not SO
muzzled shall be destroyed by any mem.
Der Of the police force wherever found
in the streets Of the city or the public
resort therein"
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AHANDsoNE illustrated Family Bible
100 fine engravings. Sold in this city,
by W. S. Rogers, Agent. 1872
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LUMBER!LUMBER

Great reduction In prices. CY.
PRESS FRAMING and all kinds of
rough lumber, $40 per thousand
feet. WILLIAMS & CO.,
Lumber Dealers and Manufact'rs.
l7
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The LEDGER job Office is in constant
receipt from the ~foundries Of new type,
embracing all the latest nd best styles.
1877
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One hundred boxes fresh lemons; fifty
punches Guinea bananas.
100 P. A. TARGARoYA, 1922 Main st.
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$50 to $4,000 has been invested in
Stock Privileges and paid 900 per cent.
profit. "How to do it." A book on
Wall street, sent free.
TUMBRIDGE & Co., Bankers,
xxi-l4-dsw Wall street, N. Y.
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Our alpaca coats, 81 75.
KAHN g FREIBERG.

PATRoNIzE a home institution and
drink Berliner Weiss beer,
1921 FRANCIS SCHULZ, Proprietor.
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&c ntlemen will rot neglect 10 ex
anime our white shirts at 81 and
81 25 q piece. 9
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THk great summer drink-Berliner
Weiss beer. [l22
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Our silk sun umbrellas, 81. y
KAHN u FREIBERG.
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MEMOIRS of General W. T. Sherman,
at M~ansford's. 100
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INSTEAD of going North, drink Berliner
Weiss beer. liz
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500 Pairs boys fine linen pants, 81.
KAHN u FREIBERG.
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/, KAHN & FREIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar streets,
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FOR SALE.

lTHOR SALE brick - ORDERS LEFT
q with John A, Dennie, 298l Front street, or
Buchanan 4 Horton, 3A Front street. Or at
Yard on 0verton tract, on the bluff South
Memphis, will receive prompt attention:
sit sTcW .tNIE lN40 o. II. p. PIPER. "a
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lT0R RENT-DwELLINGS, STORES,
p Offices and sleeping-rooms. I'D. COMA
WAY, Rental Agent, No. s Madison st. S-l22
TOR RENT-COTTAGES, OFFIoEs,
y stores snd sleepinR-rooms and boarding
houses. MYERS l. SNEED,
H-t 29 Main street, up stairs
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x~xi-l4-dsw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-11
, PERSONALS.

Capt. VIM. F. Reynolds spent last Sun
day with his friends in Canton.
MIR. and Mrs. Lew Reynolds, of Bur-
llington, Iowa, are visiting their old home
in Canton. gJa|.Ha.l rs'r .aa'a.. B..
Charles Letter, former Canton boy, is
"doing" the town of his nativity for a
few days. Charley is now practicing
medicine, at Ann Arbor, Mich.
/ On last Tuesday we received calls from
our fraternal friends, JOHN Hopley, of
the Bucyrus Journal and j. w. Myers, of
the Mansfield Herald. They were exam
lining the merits of the Aldine press,
with a view of purchasing T1'rr.or'
I The bill-poster who perpetrated this
Outrage ought surely be treated to ride
Ion both sides of a rail In posting bills
for New York Weekly sensation story,
in this town, he posted one right below
a streamer that tannounced the coming of
a well known lecturer, and the whole
thing reads this way ~ Mrs. E. Cady
Stanton Thrown ON the World, or the
Discarded Wife. Iu q u
A, slight fire occurred on last Sunday
afternoon in the dwelling of Mr.. Blum,
on East Sth street, near Walnut, The
flames were checked without the neces-
'sity of an alarm. ui ~a aa run
/ Jake Smith, the lightning baggage
sniasher at the depot, fell on the ice last
week and broke his arm, between the
wrist and elbow. He didn't find out
that it was broken for some time, until he
tried to sling two.story trunk belonging
Ito az tourist for a hardware concemg
when he became painfully aware that
something. was wrong st.ol lsla. sl &.
| Among the lecturers whose coming to
Canton is probable at an early day, are,
Bayard Taylor and Ann Eliza Young
late 10th half of the Mormon Prophet
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