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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-08-05
PUBLIC SERVANT DEPARTED.
From the Rochester Democrat

"A lightning rod man is dead. 1t was
out West. H sold a farmer one of his
lightning rods on trust. Two weeks
thereafter the barn protected by the rod
was struck bylightning and burned up.
The lig ltning rod man presented his bill
nevertheless, with characteristic assur-
ance. He was shot nine times, and then
died-mder protest. Gone TO collect his
bin of Benamin franklin. .ig3}l ssis
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CN Monday evening his wife asked
him where he was going, as she observed
him putting onhisovercoat, = am going
to sally FORTH" he replied; and she
warmly reioined. "Let me catch you
going with any Sally Forth"
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MISCELLANEOUS.
attention Farmers.

The Buckeye New Feed Grain Drill is the only
one having positive FORCE FEED without any
change of gears. Warranted to sow all kinds Of
grain, large or small. If you want the best Grain
Drill in the market examine the Buckeye before
buying any other, Can be seen at POstofiice Corn
er. Massillon, o.. on Friday and Saturday Of each
week. JOHN CLAY, Agent, Massillon, D.
iy29.Lf 81
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Divorce Notice.

Galley Ramsey, Court of Common Pleas
Alice Ramsey. Stark county Ohio.
The said defendant, who resides In W0odford
county illinois, will take notice that said plaintiff
has fiied his petition in the Court Of Common
Pleas of Stark county, Ohio, praying for divorce
from said defendant Said plaintiff In said petition
charges said defendant with adultery with one
Said petition will be for hearing at the November
term of said court.
GALLEY RAMSEY,
jy2o.L By Folger and Wilson, his attorneys.
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WASHINGTON.
Radicals Give Up the Fight in Ohio.
Deficiency in En- Treasurer SpinAer'S
accounts.
TILE NAKED TRuTH.

Washington, July ga prominent
Republican official to-day received a let
ter from hisnative town in Ohio, written
by friend, also a prominent Republi-
can, who says that the speeches of Gov.
Allen are playing havoc with the pros
poets of Gov. Hayes. He comedies that
Aliens speeches are the best campaign
speeches that have been made in this
country in a very long time. The writer
says that in his own town, where the
Republicans have heretofore polled a
large majority, Hayes will scarcely get a
UOtn
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Administrators Sale Of Real
Estate.

By virtue of an order to sell Issued from
the Probate Court of Stark county, Ohio, and
TO me directed will offer for sale at public out.
cry at the door of the court house In the city Of
Canton, on
Saturday, the 4th day Of September, 1875,
the following described real estate situate in Stark
county Ohio, 10 wit: Lots number II and A In the
Villge Of New Baltimore, subject TO the dover es-
tate Of Harriet N. Lewis, widow Of John Lewk,
deceased, therein. -"
Terms-0ne third cash and the balance in two
equal annual payments with interest to be Beour-
ed by mortgage on the premises sold. d..
HARRIET N. LEWIS,
iy29.H Administrative of John Lewis, decd.
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Do your duty, however dangerous.
Death comes once to all, and the world
does not need your bodily. presence so
much as it does your moral heroism.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-08-05

LOOKING to others for our standard of
happiness is the sprelway to- be misera-
BILE Our business is with our own heart
and our own motives
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J. G. sTALLCUP,
A TToRNEY AT LAW, ALLIANCE, OHIO
IA Office in Merchants Block. dec374-h.
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DEFICIENCY IN THE TREASURY.

The Committee appointed to count the
bonds and cash in the Treasurer's office
have completed their work, and will to-
morrow submit their report. The report
will show a deficiency of between sixty
and seventy thousand dollars, including
the forty-seven thousand five hundred
dollars recently alleged to have been
stolen from the cash room. Under the
system inaugurated by Treasurer New, it
is not believed possible that any more
such deficiencies can occur. Under the
old system the wonder is that defCien-
cies did not occur daily. Mr.. New does
not claim any credit for this new system.
He says it is the same that is used in
every we'll regulated bank in the country.
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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 tive
miles south of Canal Fulton Said farm is under
good state of cultivation, with good new dwell
ing house, barn, and outbuildings Also, tenant
house, orchard, and good spring of water. In
the sale of said farm there will be excepted, a
tram road right Of way, renting for $50 20 per
year. a switch right of way, renting for $3.50 Oper
wear, and a right of way over and under thirty
acre coal lease off the east side of said farm leased
TO L. Crawford & Sons, renting for $1,000 so that
the right of way, rents and tenant house viii
amount to $500 90 annually to the purchaser, az
well as the coal rents arising from said coal lease.
Terms of sale will be made easy.
If said farm shall not be sold before THE FIRST
DAY OF NOVEMBER next then the undersigned
will offer the same in entire lot or in parcels 70
suit purchasers.
Persons desiring further information concern
ing said farm will call with the undersigned at
Canal Fulton, or with D. HEMPERLY, at the
hardware store at Mapleton, Ohio.
w. G. MYERS, Agent.
Canal Fulton, July 20, 1875 jy9gh
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.

The undersigned executor of the estate of Jacob
Younkman, deceased will offer for sale on FRI
DAi, August Doth, 1875, on the premises, the farm
of Fifty Acres, six of which are timber land IL IL
underlsid with Stone Coal and Iron Ore On the
farm are good Dwelling House, Stable and Or.
chard. The above farm Is on the Navarro and
Bolivar road, four miles southeast of Navarro and
two miles north of Bolivar, in Bethlehe,. town
ship part of the southeast quarter of section eS.
Possession given Immediately.
Terms made known on day of sale, Sale to
commence at / o'clock P, n.
jy29-D A. W. GOSHORN, Executor
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS ON THIS MELAN-
CHoLY EVENT.
A. H
From the Chicago Times.

FIOM IHU OHIUH8U IIWUs'
The Cincinnati donkey is dead-the
leading donkey Of Cincinnati we mean,
the one that killed the lioness in deadly
combat last spring. The donkey receiv.
ed some severe wounds in that encounter
but he vanquished the lioness, and ever
since that day the best surgical skill of
Cincinnati has been at his disposal. But
he died at last of his wounds. There is
great grief among the Cincinnati editors,
for he was the noblest donkey OF them
all.
Lay his waxen hoofs together,
Fold his large and spreading ears;
He hasgone to blend his gee-haw
With the music of the spheres.
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CT. PERKINS,
A TTORNEY AT LAW-AGENTT F0R, THE
n Sale and Leasing Of Real Estate-ofice in
Eagle Block. ieDZF7S'
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Administrators Notice.
Saturday, September 18Th, 1875,

In obedience 70 decree Of the PTlbate CONT oI
stark county, Ohio, the undersigned will sell at
public outcry on 1- ~
Saturday, September 18Th, 1875,
at o'clock p. M, the following real estate to wit;
Lot number sixty three In the town Of Bethle-
hem, now Navarro Incorporation Said properly
belongs to the estate of Stephen Eckroate; decd
and Is better known by the name OF the Bethle-
hem Tavern Stand. Terms cash.
iy29.U ~ JOHN LOEW. Administrator.
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PETER CHANCE,
A TTORNEY AT LAW. OFFICE IN CAssILLY'a
"A new block, East Tuscarawas street, Canton
Ohio. Notary Public. Collections attended 70
promptly. lnov10H-u
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pETER CHANCE,

F, e. CASE,
A TT0RNEY AT LAW, CANTON, OHIO.
n [mar2172-tLl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-08-05

wILLIAM A. LYNCH. WILLIAM b. DAY.
LYNCH & DAY.
A TTORNEYS AT LAW-0FFlCE IN CASslLLY
"A Block, Public Square, Canton, Ohio.
may4'70&oct2472.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.
7. ]. McsWEENEY

T. J. MCsWEENEY,
A TTORNEY AT LAW. Office In McKinley's
n Block, over Stark County Bank, Canton, o.
jyl5.h
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]. W. UNDERHILL. JOHN LAIN.
UNDERHILL & LAHM,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW--0FFICE in TRUMP'S
Ohio, feb1$73-yl.
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P.s. sOWERs,
A TToRNEY AT LAW--0FFICE IN NNATIoNAL
n Bank Building, up stairs. 4ln6-h
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DIR. ]. H. SIDDALL,
D.ENTIST-off in HarteTs Block, Canton,
~ Ohio.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT,
A McGREGOR & SON, PUBLISHERS AND
IA Plain and Fancy job Printers, DEMOCRAT
Block Canton Ohio.
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HOTELS.
DENTISTS.
JOSEPH CRAIG,

JOSEPH CRAIG,
DENTAL SURGEON, No. 9 cassidy Block, Can
ton. o. All operations performed in the most
approved and satisfactory manner. sepl875 IT .
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JEWELLERS.
BANKERS.

GEO. D. HARTER 4 BRO,
DANKERS- Tuscarawss street, Canton o.,
ID Receive Deposits, Loan Money, Buy Gold, Sill
YER Bonds and Compound Interest Notes. Ex-
change bought and Sold .
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LOUIS sCHEFER,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, Canton, Stark County,
A Ohio. juuer70
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-08-05

DR.. D. A. ARTFR, a..Ys,I
physician AND SURROUNDING, No. 81 w.
i Tuscarawas street. Office hours, from TO Q
a. m. and from till Ppm. novl274.n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-08-05

HENRY W. GARNETT,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, NO. 2, COLUMBIAN
n. Building, Fifth street, between d & e. Wash
tngton City. Please to refer TO L. Schaefer, At
iorney, Canton, Ohio. decl67O'
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PHYSICIANS.

DIR, G. SCOTT. t4 p
physician AND SURGEON Office southeast
4 corner Public Square. Office hours to 9 q.
m, l to 8 p. M, and Ito SPIN. mars '75.m6*
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May leave their flvors for Inc suN al the only
autAlrl1rl up.toNn advertise neat Oricrs,
Las BrlLiNly, cirler Of Sit - TN 7. NJ. and
:,OS Nc-t 23l ~, opposite Grlni Opera Housu. and
NJ. 800 - ay. corner OF atm st., uu.l > =. NJ.
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OSr- On the evening OF the Goth inst, on Second
Iay. car, package containing check book ledger
cash book, AM two invoice uOONsi also Sl15 IN Chbn
Whoever las found ana viii return the lOks " H.
hALkL CO. a Walker sLs Val reGelIe ksA
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STEAMBOATS, auo IIlItJioi
DENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD,

800, Iiit @kEAi IkUSh h'NSEr,r
Trains s,,e Sew York. from fSoi .: Dcsbf6s,c, and
'GoJ pr Sss' tgi h "a r,ssarr the west ana
south WIN Pullman Palace ca. ~ go ,ehed $50 A NJ
for wiliam.port aud Lock Haven wis philaie'phi,
M'' For wnan.p9rt. foss Raven. CORY aad Ere
$50 l.. w. connect ding At rry Tor rtusyc Petrol, un
Fof Bsinmore. Washington ana the sonth, Limited
csecD, Nu5aly VS. A. NJ arye shas,on l. Is
/. y Regular At $50 A ~ $ ana9P' NJ sunday >
e, fsS s .sd So g gs Nj sd i;'S
SA. n, 80. $, d. l. $50 aaleP.M EmisrAnt aud
'' for S t u $500, MyleM-
J.. s al1 $40. Az ';9o 80, ,;i, 4. o:ig. os!.
20 ~ a., 10 liSr y. 'pa IL Hish' sunday \.
fo' l sS ,6 O.. 7 u.s. 10 3D. a sS sJ
$50, T. 100 $40. ~. 100 " an L. nisot sunday
Pr Ra S,y o. . ,i.jo HIS ). TO- Il MicMlG
/ $40 10 T. VI pad l. nlsh,. SUNDAY \. N . 90 u
and Sor 10 ToYGoE- FsT,S .TsoS and south Am'o'
40 S5 SO sIS Pm and L uisn sunday sA ST. O.
For King tor aud Rocky iiil, $40 NJ. and Iior
FOR rrneeton.7 s4oA n. $3.50; :. $40. Hna7r N.
fot iAnoerNll"i n'3} A. n. = go az an, r. NJ;
fSr Mercer ano somerset Branch . IN.
FOR Trenton bori.noSa burlington AID cAniea
7aio ana .:io 4 ~ i1,'51}; ~ s. az + q.
for Faunlgis,c anu slsAn' s.jl \. VI md : r ".
for uigtfsuWh, ZEN Hcfl on. Ail illu4fn Va l'stl
Annoy, .JOf. NJ. ana via Monmouth Juncuoa 40
H. y.
FOR Hlshtsown apd Pemoer'on, 0 \. ~ VA re..h
Am loy, ami 1880 A. N VIA Monmouth Jur .uen.
i9a9 A. aad w Z NJ DAILY 10. 10 \ II: aAi esi
baltimore. SEQ 4, NJ, i;i5. 5.l5 ans 1o:!; ~ sul
day d.2u 4. N. Prom Ph.hi,pAl 1:i1 t:u d.j5. iu d,
li,0 1i5i \. NJ, 2i5, AS. i;it. il. 600 oti. W-,
1897 i. II. sunday $50, t.-, $50. ll.li, llll y. Ne
$500. J:sJ. iu27, anf lll1 p. NJ
Ticket oinces 20 laI VS. Brladsay, A.'1r II1usA
ARD foot OF ps,h.ui.cs tui Cop l1l. Sc Cur. u
BROOKLYN AZ, lij. rs uGil st. L)3JA u. ~.
grant t.caet olhrc. 5 battery pace.
lkANh llIDN~pN, u. 4. BOYD, in,
G,'c.l =! .gfr. Gcl Passenger AGENT
GREAT REDUCTION m Fare rnc Peoples
~ Line steamers to Albany. state rooms warmed oy
= an Passage ONLY 81. B'rth- 'tct. Dccs rissage
% cts, J. tyns lilT tsiudafs cNs p.ce) G. A. NJ,
from Per II r., iOJt % Canal Il
4 iiBASN AND ThoY.-sChl ~, foot q
nc,day. AMI Friday. SO Il +. VI Fare % cents deck
}. ". nANCoX. osner.
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Sbtppln1.



ANcnons Hii EEtTrTE iNi4AlqhS5 r. fAri''
port railroad station IN Great hrta'n Ireland ortA'
p' 59 81 SS'I G5fHG 6 'S59H'
INMAN INV, -N9yNl., MN ,l,o s!EA'IEa' arc
roR ot'EGNsrowX 'hSp LivEEpooL.,
CITY o. oiES,,lN!i; sa.r,l1y,' Soy "a at r. NJ
CRY Of i'EHElIS. iiard,y i e. ii, ai'sp'M :.
Gif{ 38E IllM9NP s s,,, P 6 3 s .'2fMM
and each 'acccrGggff W. 81 tGGi FGr TO- IL
CABIN. .....'..D'. ,o6, So. aud 800, gold.
Forc'!ii p,sSye aai general business Apply at the
'0' ''''''s ''''.' AT % JGiiiS a. BAlE, Ksca'
NATioNAih,iiHGg; ,dEyg 'p e ser. ritandi''S' H.
DEII A.; r s;tari iS ip NSy 9',aIIM
s iPsiIIEE iblAIoS fN laNEf BE- Be- " ,M
clhi pls,iic 500 AnA So, currency. st.,isc al
s,cai rrinrcd pr uri c. re lq ,e ~
rates. Apply Ut the Comp,n' ? olIlc,r,, 81 rc H.ay
qS 2,Rf 1Ai Z" gHsN
nasre sail 29 1 Si s. r5 a,
DNCIFIC MAIL STHtM~nip LIMP,
fiiver FOR AsPlNwNLL.
CONFLICTING lor al! central American "a reat rsris.
IA
POSfrION AND IsETt RN
orrSs pos 81 f, HsEqf Is 1871 GSl VI, Com.
PROM san FRANClsCO TO JAPAN MD ChiNA
81 fn6 Gs sA foRAssff3aSSi2 KS
NEW ZEALAND via HONOLULU, ;. L.
CITY OF AN FRANClSCO .......... Monday, Dec o.
For freight Or passage apply at Pier az, North river
II. J. bULLAY, superintendent
DIED STAR IINE.-Appointcd to carry the De-.
IL gian and United Statcs Mails.
The fol'0~in. '' fon FA eTf NEgaRFg'd to SAL
Prom Phiadeipna FROM New York.
Vadcrand. ...... SOW 20 state OF Nevada. Nov II
NederaId. Dec 80 w'tkerlan Dec. IL
From ANTwERP.
For Philadelphia. For New YORK. .
Vaderand ...... Dec. - state OF Nrylda, Dec. IL
FllCEs OF PASSAGE N CURRENCY. 80,
First Cabin.............. fO second tnin tOl
tkrts To and IRON all points At the lowest
rates. Passenger accommodation Tor all classes un
For passage r,tes ~ freight and other Inform tion
appy 90 GEO ". COTTON, 50 Hrpfd g., y. \.
PETER WRIGHT ~Oss. Ganer u Ngcnt..
3O7 Walnut a., Philadelphia.
STATH IINE.-rO GLASGOW. BELFAST Liv
= EnPoOL LONDONDERRY. &C, sailing from Eagle
Pier, Iphnkpn Ferry, y J.
SrNiEOF INDIANA. thurs LAY, Dec, 2
ST NTE Of PFNSSY ~ ANA. Thursday. Dec &c.
PASSENGERS FOKw AtsDfn DIRECT To ALL
PARTS OF EUROPE Ar LOWEST RATES. 80
Stecrags low hy any other line. Drafts for 81
aud upward. For frcillt or passage apply to
AUSTIN BALDWIN = CO.. Agents, - broadway.
Stecrayc passage once. IS broadway.
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INls:tlllneoas.

hIVORCESleg,llyo DRAINED no puhlcltyi no fee
HgORTON'~ &C. cream, Sl2O per gauni cnurch
icslYilt ana tIlrs, .1t. per quart discount on
inr1er ogders. 800 itn -in l,.jI Broadway, ald 10
Chatham st.
NfGV 10 frame ChelNer fhiu ever, from 20 cent
4Vf cocH GEO, RAW LIZ }jl 6th ay. bet. 23d aud I'D
II q 10.
MORRIS q. DOMLEN, counsel or at Law. ~
lV1 hla "a ~. Consul Ailuhi On Saturday, tree,
NOVELTY BABN CAKRIAtiE, winch can be
~ us d az a cradle tlets 40 more room man old
tYc price SO, also baby Jumpers, hobbies and tONs.
J.. r. IlBBALs, 80 Broadway, next block above
blrwafrs
VDD1ATOES r. m canal boats foot Delaney it.. Il.
H., tors lie al the lowest Wholesale prices by
rcl. Ihcst potatoes are Of the hne I varieties,
&. H. CItAkDALL. Agent.
TauiE cheapest 81. zor 10 the city is GEO. RAwLE.
i xblaiA eSg Qf!weqn 22g Rnq g3g suf
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PERFECTION
BOXERS BITTERS.
Beware OF Commercials and Iml.auonA
SonrS mo auon,..
uTP-rOWN ADyEnrl-EIt-

UPTOWN ADVERTISERS,
May leave her nvor.. for Inc .srS a, the only
antl,rked np.to"n adyeriise neat oficesi, nj , go.
20s Moe.ss, 29i =, opps't. Grini oPcra H9u'c' and
NceiGrA char-e
4 WIDOW lady has a furnished room to lctte a
ST.. d. iups TOP bcli ii i.a.i ii,'-i ''' '''''
A rURNI-nrD nlat room on see nd a ,or, suit.
i.'nt, si.jo.
-FIRNi~nEDroous ~ le or gentlemen ana
"A h-hi h.GscA tIlns, ~ 90 Bfoomc st. doors
A FEW gcntlrm 20 can hayp hoard sln.,Ie or double
~ room = a.o Two young lAeies' dAI ooaTders' sld
4 rLw y.urs aer, al.o ladics, en- obtain hoard
"a latSr am sldll loons pA.or, hTe dAd sas. -d'
A FEW ladies IAN nv, ho,ri =. 80 -; also few
4 FEW 'anlleuen caa b. ccoWmoi4ted WIN no ri
y ato5 East iroad"ay. = rms 81 to $500 per wees.
a ara peasant rooms At s5i west 2oth 81.
\ sin;isbcis' and single rooms, At ii PA5 It.
A ai no Si"iy Supaard a. i:a ofehardet "'"'D'
GttLL at the new house Cent men ana ladies can
have ar class hoard at low price,. 100 r. Ism It.
IHlKNl>nED rooms for a9q,eheegmsi ren, So
itsst
r 5s (; 70 faF rs Go sd '''
EENTLEMEN accommogatcl with pleasant rooms
squire $3.50 and q.
Z ,ARGE front pms 70 lct f2E hogseekcepips from
IIss5O 10 $500 per week, $40 West ldth S.
~ L~PECrABLE mec hauc., also. couple o.
IA young ladies' can b ain 5000 board, AT "a spring
ST. table uoard 80. %.
SMALL room to let to two gent cmcn, with board,
= or gentleman ana VIC. ~ Madison So.
WANTEO-,A few children boardcr., ltuin Two to
" h'e ea's by rs,p'ci "hr Ml.oN mdi' reference
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EHRICHS'
287 and 289 9th Av.,
BETWEEN 24Tn AND sjTn Sis.
FURS.

LADIES BUYING FURs OF Us HAVE THE AS
sURANCE THAT THEY OBTAIN THE VERY BFsT
ouAlNABLE FUGs AT THE vEEY LOWEST
MAEKET PRICES.
WE MANUFACTURE OUR own rUEs. ARE
CAREFUL THAT ALL SKINS ARE THOROUGHLY
CURED AND DEoDoEIZED, AND CAN WARRANT
EVERY ARTICLE. EVEN THE CHEAPEST TO GIVE
sArlsFAcrloS IL EVERY RESPECT.
80 MISUNDERSTANDING EVERY
ARTICLE MARRIED IN rLAIN FIGUHKs.
AN EXAMINATION WILL PROVE OUR
PRICES .nE LOWEST N TIE CITY.
REAL SEAL sACouEs, - to 30 inches in length, at
80, s'5, sS5, so, 800, si25 ami upward
sPECIALTILs ~ FANCY TRIMMED
SAUciES
REAL SQUIRREL PLATE LIN1NCs for sacques 81.
cilicnnc'. Talmas. &C. At -. s11 sie, 5000 FULL
- PER CENT. UNDER BROADWAY
PRICES.
REAL sEAL-sKIN SETS. Nun IN Long Boa. with eic.
CANT trimmings, at si5, u.s. 80, IS. $50, $50, 49,
and upward.
REAL MINK SETS, four-strpc MlG nnd iull four.akin
Boa, extra quality warranted prime, At $3.50, 500,
SIS, sgS, 800 sJI si1 80, $50, and upward.
Beautiful real Hudson Bay Beaver sets,
from $40 upward.
French Seal Nun, with real Sea! Cum,
nnc tissels, at $500.
French Lynx Mu1., sof:.bcd hnlsb,
rich tassels, at sst5.
French Mink Nun, SIX lined nicely rimnci at $3.50.
GREAT ASSORTMENT or RIAL LYNX, RUSSIAN,
AND HUDSON nAY SABLE, SEA OTTER, &c.
FUR REPAIRING or ALL KINDS IN
THE MOST WORKiiANIiI<G MANNER,
AT MaNUFACTUREES PRICES.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-22
%mustn,tnts.
G. hTU2hEEySS'SA ffa2iNn'iff1"ffothS%HESf.
TIE SCENES OF THE ROMAN COLOSSEUM KE-
PRODr(fD AT G1LMOEEs GAipEN.


GmTEDhHHSsS'SA ffG2iAi GFfdHlTo t ihSS%%RfSf
TUE scESBf 2E I Il oH 2EASE sG alR2a5EE RE-
CoNNENctNG wrDNtspAY, NOVEMBER 81.
usprn THE MANAGtNfNr OF MR. FRED J.
ENGtlHAl,DI
The man.err hapry announce that he has 'ccTr,d
The I've - IT, Ancrican youth for athletic spor.. snd
.1 rn ,S Sa d ,a' .rs va 5c rracs
60 tcsthc ss ardce, coDris' stcng D. Az re-
a"wisi Sdndi,iors. Inc house selects oic c1ampi9n
todecui thr rriscs against all comcs ia en- o. '"'
'O'''"'"' tGr'tco EoMtN wrFsiliNG.
grard gildi ,iprri contests u tl. sncieuts ,..
or 81 ron, NNIiiiE " ~, Y'r r '"' '''0
M'''u' BGSSXSGiXS15'0 hiIyY .WilGmf ,.,,.
s.a I c9s cl rs ? Joa9e 'asa ,S the
rOSING, Lam WEIGHT.
Our champion NJ c4 fIflyI,': rs
An accomplishment Niihou, which inc education o.
gentleman l. incomplete. AMI which iupitts s'r uE,u
grace and ccrhdcncc vany sought for ~ othcr 'Aot
Our champion reel; s,ryAC,.o
The scmc Of speed atta'n.d by 'hc voluntary MOTION
or " G SfgilA y E &rhtII
Proving tho extraordinary tNtfllou nh'!'''i ineu
and fully tcNr optd 90 " l. clrrnlr o.
5 dsl.s eS s,i'ii S,n'IWl X.'FtSSSRi'IG.
second cimlc;ition open To comsrs t. hest the
bc. record acc On tis occa-l ~ 10, w l.Hr,i
py the fci.,t,e mcft.of zen ,oan.i - lint
Dui err. uiot-. thc mana grmca VIII rruA.b uafr
,etiesof ,cii p1's Ia or', to settle tich Hn.s long
Is '"'' "'''' pwzFs ANp CONDITIONS.
A Gursc q go offered gny an vno MI give
rur9"o, 400 is n red 90 rny man VINO WI hes,
sur cheinpon hoAeF inr,e ioands ot I'VE i"'nu' -
puis of 800 Is ~ ira 70 any ~ who v ~ hc.
eur ahpou iish,."cisht boxer same conii'lons s'
x purse OF sos offered to any ono de'ce,ns 9,yr
shtN titfp MIA ron
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-07
THE GOVERNMENTS GAIN.

The annual destruction of Govern
ment paper currency is very great, on
which it saves both the interest and
principal. Fires, shipwrecks, loss,
etc., all contribute to its destruction.
II is estimated that up to 1869. when
the printing of five-cent notes ceased,
there had been issued of them and
three cen notes, $500, 900 OF the latter
and IS, 200, 900 of the former; and al
though the Government has been call
ing these little notes in for the last six
years, there are 81 1862. 900 of them $ i'll
outstanding. What is here said Of
the fractional currency is proportion
atsly true of the larger notice; so that
the national debt appears larger OH
paper than it is in reality.