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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26

II lie NEW JEKStI SOVTUFNN RAILNJAU.
Fare from New-YuTk 10 Philadelphia only 81 20
Commencing MONDAY. AIrl 49, 1879. the new, stanch
steamboats, u SSE HolT and DAY STAR
connecting a sandy IlOJk witt, all trains, VIII
Leave ew. from Pier < y. r., foot OF Rector ST.
g45 a. m.-For Philadelphia, Long Branch, Toms RIVER,
Narotown TuckertOn, Vineland, and bridgeton
400 D. u-FOr Long Branch, Toms River, Nareo"n Bar
nesat, and TuckertOn. ...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26

20. u. 8. Polling Stock %.
at. Perkins, sc.
80 Butler, &c, a2t- Meble,
&C.
CT NY. Peudcriug CO.agt.
ANN Chem. WORKS.
.8tucd Il, &c, dst. " j.
mot ZIG co.
100 Wool ACT. Moult0n.
lOJ Irluc Nat sank sgt
Eugs. &c.
lOe Muller AIT. Grautz.
lIul2. Martineau sgC la
Forge.
10 Matter of AgnoW.
l-O..N. y state /. and j.
co. aet Cook Co.Nat.
Bank.
127. Matter of Foster ir.
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PART uL-VAH VoRsT, J.

M
S3l. .EmborSou agt Waddcu.
al. De Luce AIT. Kelly,
Sheriff.
33l. Nelson agt Oct, Lack.
and w. X. x. 60.
537. .MeIiden Tool Co. agt.
Morgan.
l2Oi..Nash. assignee, agt.
CUnha.
1891. Cul in agt. The Mayor.
sc.
1900 Strong. receiver, agt.
lalItNg.
1923. .Oos,rich aud anO. agt
bilJvIt ct al.
IlSo. Watson etaL at Daley
CT al.
lO'I. Waun agt. Ashley.
l3J1..M God AIT The Mayor.
&c.
80 Norman, &c, art Deg.
nan at al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26
6ummer retreats.

HIGHLAND HOUSE, Garrison, y. Yin
the Highlands Of Iul-Ou 800 feet above the river
Terms June ard september ~ 10 80 pr weeh July ana
August slJ O-lN Apply To- rand Union lot Az 4 4tl'
ave for particulars. G. - " D. GARRISON, Proiic'nrs
DOUND HILL HOTEL, Northampton Mass
IA PARADISE or AMERICA Jenny Lind. ., o.,
open. Man l. reasonable g1tat Iitt mems ior
s,,n0 FI or Winter send stamp for Tourist GUIDE"
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Gotel5.
nm houeckeeOTnO,-

FAMILIES breaking mp housckeeplng.-
sTURTEVANT HOUSE. Broadway, New.York las eie,
yatOr improvements suites ~ rooms III ne"
addition 29ths families. from $40 70 800 per "ek
board and rooms, ~ 90 ana - uy
rooms without board. ~ o day AMI upward: - . 49,.
LLWTs e gro. > LELAND, Pr0pne'"fs-
IRVING HOUSE, European plan, broadway
Il and Twelfth St two bio Iks nom Union square.
tEO. =. HARLOW Proprietor
GROVE HOUSE, ia, 176 and 178 Bleecker-
u ST. near av-fIne ROOMS win excellent tallo
families single &C TO 2 81 30 10 - per day croqnct
grounds
IRVING HOUSE, European plan, Broadway
and Twelfth st. two blocks 0m Unionsquaro Rooms Il
yer day GEO. =. HARLOW PROPRIETOR
NARL BOROUGH HOUSE, 3Sth-st. ard 9th
w ave MURRAY Hi-AmeTcan plan three me SUIT va
paror four Windows hrt o0r two large
bedrooms connecting all mont, with southern exposure
Out Of Town Hotels.
CANDS POINT HOTEL,
- SANDS POINT, L. l.. -,
viii MAY Tor guests steamer NfaNannh.h
Peck.slp daily 4, and Thirty j. H. 90 ~
Returning leaves Sands Point at 7:j0a m g. DUNHPAtGH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26

AN NObSl, -
299. Poole ct al. agt. Lori.
lard.
1913. Nichols agt. Siegel et al
oS3. Worth. ASSIGNEE, nc,
agt. Van Name, i'm
pleaded.
1923. Mcdonald agt. Field.
l31l..Grari agt. Adams Il al.
55. Han agL Wood ct al.
1873 j ohusop AMI anO. agt.
lee and ano.
1881. .Coe agt HOBBY and aDO.
1887. Henderson agt. Camp.
l1sl Coal spring Iron Co.
AIT Peter aud ano.
1918. CUNNINGHAM II nj. agt.
Stokes aud ano.
6JJ2 Smith assignee agt.
Avery "a at.
657 =. Smith. asa gnee agt.
Avery ct al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26
EALL RIVER LINE

b k'ALlI I1 : Lls LINE
! FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER
DAILY SUNDAYS EXCEPTED AT p.
IRON Pier IS NoIth River, foot Of murray st.,
! steamers NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY
cant 4 c. SIMMONS Can't H. y. SIMMONS.
The direct route to Taunton, MiddleOoro, Plymouth
Now Bedford, M.ithas vineyard NANTUCKET Cope Cot tire
! WHITE ,fOUETAINS, arr oll mndgal points IN N'wEr
eland ana Tickets and s,at'rooms apply
ip-r ave- amt 0n@huii.re Indi tcny afhsi.; GoIs ~
lie once e Pier and a. oil gTinci2' a9tgl9 and Ticket o
H''' ~ '" GGESGyiGE L. co2S6E Gchef ra..csr Ae;t
| NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, sc. - Fare
Ii pi Daily Gnj excepted connecting wiz the rlroad
NORTH RIVER AND NtW-fORK STEAM
~ Bot lNE 49, naTg9d q nGSg' Mya'S Noon
Except sundayA rom the foot OF Harrison Ugrnt n
! Opposition MERCHANTS LINE for
saS P PeT T. raasa MoSD1y
cabin Nd 5 Sf Vca SS$%
pEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.
srArE ROOMS wAEMEn by STEAM PIPES For For THE
x e t i NORM and W. t. Tckets and siateroos
ET s a Co. & BSw S AMI "a; F
ShiS3dE 3 gFN CLASS
DHILADELPHLA, via LONG BRANCH and
from New York 10 Philadelphia only u 20
and So coam sna stemboata j. ssh HoY and DAY STAR
connecting at sandy Hook with all trains viii
New York from Pier = y. r.. foot OF Kectorst
90 a. m-For Philadelphia, Long Branch, Toms River,
Warotown Tuckert0n, Vineiand, and bridgeton:
400 m.-FOr Long Branch, Toms RIVER Ware'o"n' Lar
i''S''' '''@ VIM s. sNEDEN, General Manager.
DEGULAR Catskill line, up the creek.-Steam-
IL Champion and water Brett leave, except sun
day 6 D. m, Pier AZ foot Of Canal ii. daily
CTEAM CANAL TRANSFORMATIONS
- Transportation company and Western states
PETER COOPER at Pier East RIVER For Dhis
OF ading aid rates Of freight apply TO ~ ,o ,
New York, April 26 lo7J. NJ Al CALEB lfe Pesrl ST.
BLOOMINGTON LINE for BOSTON and
y PROVIDENCE.
The stsunch and ccmmodous steamers RHODE isLASD
Tucsda} Thuisday and Saturdays and NAKltAGA Nsl
MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays, from Pier 33 Norti
River D. arriving In Boston altad 90 aii
Tickets for sale az all PRINCIPAL rillr hd ouc-
secured at The offices Of Wetoo LAlfeSs CO.
r. A. DE SEAU Freight Agt. I.w FILKINs, enPassAgt.
u. ;. BABCOCk, President
TUE FLUSHING, NORTH SHORE, and
L CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
route 10 BabylOn Bayshore Islp sayNie and rat
leave Hunters Point 700 a Babylon way train.
Leave lIunter Point $50 NJ Patehogue man Tram WIN
Leave iIifIcrs roiri 90 D. m-Patchoguc way train.
Leave Point 80 m.patehOgue express train,
Iea,e Hunters Po.nt : o. y. H.-Isip way train.
For part culars bills and small Timetables Also for
trains to and farnngiae central Park Hyde PARK
LiAsae aud statoIs Ferry boats leave New forA,
FOOT James slip 80 mnutss and foot OF III ritz
ouhs East RIVER - minutes prev To- the depsrtnrs
10 MT Tickets sold and baggage checked
az lam IhTy fourth s Offices SUNDAY trains leave
Hunters GREAT Neck, liempsea Garien city,
Patchogue all way stat at so M ana 400 p N
Tor m sing College Point WmterOne and all ntermdate
stat oLs Sl5, 1000, HOO H. and 81, 3lo 0Oo 900
n ,n 4 d. BARTON, superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26

Herald AZ; World, 2s; S,tn TO- This shows that The
Herald is well appreciated in Jefferson County.
OF lNESTIMABl.E VALUE TO TIE NATION.
go From The Boston Saturday Erciting Gazette tIndJ
IuE NEAN.AnpK rrpIpI-AI. Ia rucni xinn the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26

A SMALL private family. owning their own
"a house Oh, a choce Of three ROOMS oa gentleman and
wife o gentlemen, board; references rr0nred "a
! XIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26

pEoPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.

staff. ROOMS wARMED by STEAM PIPES For THE
COMFORT OF PAcSENGEKS The Drew or - John cay Q
every evening at O'Clock (Suudays excepted from Pier Al
North River ST., connecting q Albany WIN all Ia
WAY line. the East North and Wos Tickets and satepmrs
for sale Express Ooe ga roaiway ais aTteI
Ext rps- 24l BTpaiway. ami al Firth Avenue HOTEL ana
bag checked destination same as on the wlaft 90
y. B-GREAT REDUCTION IN FARf-- ~ tSI LASS
DECK PASSAGE 30 CENTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26
CALTNpARS-TlIs DAY.
.RRNE CoUR1-CuAnbE4s-BALlE1T,J.

9 I3l PERI, &c, act Row
man. sc.
I 137..Heaiy, &c, AIT. Wick
lam. Mayor.
I 1873 Robertson 1"fS ec0mhe
Manufacturing Co.
1a2. Shea act. SLoa.
! 10 Maftli. Of tlc Nauiat-
tan n ami Chem. GO.
1872 Shea act silica
IA Clark at C'l :.
19f Naftrr-0f Baker.
I 1856. .JIvtiIu0rr agt. Wright,
&c.
200 Gentle agf. Gee. Sc.
29i. Al,o.t AT Ea-cl
22i Moran agt. PolloD, sc.
Cal 926 up 10 AMI including
276.
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NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL,

Sailing from Pier Is Norh River, ~ 3 p N.
COLUN 2 n SIA1t AlIu Y
CItIsSt'F.ST CITY ........... TIT ~ kSDAl, Nav q
Accommodation unsurpassed For freight or passage a'Y
to ". T. CLGDi. q Cor d 20" hiHtfe'h'
MCCLELLAN LULING 4 Co, Agents IN Havana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26
Ocean Steamers.

For Storage AMI ntcnoie tickets, at current rates s
ply at no 20 Broadsay. Cabin passage at $50 Or 500
gold according to statcrooml, apply NO 50 walst
U-rfrT,Ms 4 GFTUON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26

.>Hl WEST 25TH-ST. - Handsome FUR
sOJO NISIED ROOMS 10 LET; furniture all new suit
light housekeeping also sINGL LIE ROOMS for gen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26
. ORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BtiN rffE ELW YORK
SOUTHAMPTON AND bhhMhH ,,,,,r,,,

SOUTHAMPTON AM
CoMpANY'S PIER. foot Of SfTOND-Sr., HoFokFN.
DON 4 -...... RHEI N.............. NAY ",
MAIN..-..-.........M May 8 o. kl..: al ~ =
TON. HANRE or BklM y 800. - ,,
FIRST CABIN 800 gold. crIoN y 'AblN' S'V -oi'
STEEltAGE, s2i currency.
Gates. e2f c frvucy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26

1'sD-ST., WEST, Handsomely fur
Sd uhol ROOM On second floor with lo1r suitable fer
gentleman wife single gentlemen location and table
raj ~ MnNLng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26
VERA CRIiZ AND NEW-ORLEA

r. AIFXANDRE * SOUS, Nos. 81 3 % Broadway
WI leave NFwOTieahs May - and June . Tor
Vera (ruz md Al the Above
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26

s~TII-ST, 81 WFSr.-Two connecting see
| j ! Odd story front ROOMS &c RENT with BOARD 70
mn o.a .fi., rel. updi 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26
West Side.

A SNAIL PRIVATE FAMILY will RENT,
board handsomely furnished ROO 10 ole % L" o
gentlemen undou btd reeraIces required - West 5't 81
HANDSOME secOnd-stOry front ROOM,
~ also small story 30 LEI, furnished with or
without BOARD near Elevated Railroad station 325 west
2Oth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26

The most direct route To Taunton, hldulcDOlo, Plymouth
Now BEDFORD Matthias Nincy ard NANTUCKET Cope Col the
WHITE ,fOUSTAINS arr 9ll mncipal points IN N'WT,t
eanl Provinces. For Tickets and Sat'foomS apply
. sud broadway, corner "tay iri -;
Itr and OuelrirrI Irdt sentN minis nolds tN
rtss Offices. Jf LrrlINay, aud tOut, rOoslyni or ~
iIc Pier and ~ al principal Hotels ana Ticket Oi
lccs IN tnc city. BohDlN a. Lon ELL Agents .
GLO8GE l.. CONNOH, General PASSENGER Agent
a { = D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26

0OD-ST., No 1876 Wcst.-Front Hall ROOM
closet newly furnished, with BOARD for gentle
| man. y Il 81 house moving IN May.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-09
w AS H | N G. T ON
OPENING OF CONGRESS.

The Caucus of the Democratic Repre-
sentatives met in Washington, in the
Hall of the House, ut 2 o'clock last
Saturday, and was called to order by
Fernando Wood, of New York. j. G.
G. Lamar, of Mississippi, was chosen to
preside and II. B. Banning, of Ohio, Sec
retary. On taking the Chair Mr.. Lamar
made an address, which occupied an
hour and half in its delivery.
Balloting for nomination of officers of
the House then began, an attempt to
have viva vOce vote having first been re-
jected; ..... ......
On the third ballot Kerr got 90,
Randall SO and Cox 7. Mr.. Randall then
in few noble remarks, moved the nomi-
nation be made unanimous.
For Sergeant-at-Arms John G. Thomp-
son, of Ohio, was nominated on the first
ballot over four competitors.
For Clerk George M. Adams, of Ken
lucky, was chosen.
Fitzhugh, of Texas, Doorkeeper; Stew
art, OF Virginia, Postmaster; Rev. Town
send, Episcopalian, Chaplain.
On Monday, December 9th, Congress
organized in both branches-the House
Democratic for tie first time since 1880
The crowd that beset the Ca itol was
very large indeed.
Mcpherson, Clerk of the last House,
called to order at u M, and read the list
of members who answered to their
names. Mr., Lamar moved the House
proceed to organize, and nominated for
Speaker NJ. c. Kerr, of Indiana. Mr..
Wheeler nominated James G. Blaine.
The vote stood, Kerr 173; Blaine lO6.
Messrs. Randall and Blaine conducted
Mr.. Kerr to the chair amid applause.
He returned thanks for the honor, and
the members were then sworn. After
this Adams was elected Clerk and Thomp-
son Sergeant-at-A and the other Off
GERS nominated by the Democratic eau
Gus '". aI..
The Senate organized at the same
hour, Hon. T. W. Ferry, of Michigan,
presiding. .-" I ~ .'.
On Tuesday afternoon the message of
the President was read, occupying the
Clerk two hours. 't' -'1. |.....
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-09

p"
os ar der Posht MeshteF Is doh uf I'm
bOrrick. Ar is anyhow n orrick shmarSer
mon.
Anes fun de onnery lawyers hut dino
aw 81 maui nj g'henkt un hut G'sawt sell
het allies nix tzu gdu NIT der rechnung
tzwisha IN Hussashteckerun m Fensa-
maucher. D'no sin 90 base warra all
round-dri hen uf amOhl shwetza wella,
un der Joe un der John hen anonneT
awfonga blackgarda. Der John hut I'M
Joe g'sawt ar w@r IN nix shuldich un O8
ar 3 proofa kent wann yusht de Sal net
nshtorwa w@r, un der Joe hut IN John
g'sawt os ar g'loga het uf Beevel ade, un
der John hut der Joe N ligner g'haSa.
un du bisht noch ane hut der Joe gsawt
un kea NOM wann 'ds aw nemmsht
DINO is der John aver amohl nous
gshteppt in de midda shtubb un hut ia
de feisht g'shlawga un gegrisha by de
aver now sawg sell nOch
amohl os ich falsh g'shwora hob, un dino
hut der Joe's eva noch amohl g'saTt,
dno hut der John der ruek GUS un do
hem armel nuf g'rulld un. nochamohl
gsawt os ar sell net shtands dut. Well,
- hN huI uOI IlubbhbuLtCk6T HOCH dInOnl
g'sawt os der Fensamaucher uf BesVel
ade g'loga hut, un dno huts an raler fuss
gevva. De lawyers sin hinner nonner
kumma, un tzuletsht .waura se's all agreed
os Sc nj gea wetta for fair play 80 os der
Joe un der John 3 mitnonner ous Eechta
kennta ufd der rough-un-tumble weag, un
we allies ready war for der fight dino hut
der John uf n raler monneerlicher weag
81 ruck widder aw gedu un allies war
shtlll un in gooty order.
De lawyers hen all era beshts gedu, un
wann mer g'hart hut was m Joe seiny
gsawt hen DOM war . sure os der John
de note shuldich is, aver We Sc des ding
amohl explained henuf der onner side,
dino war ich aw g'satisfed os der John
I'M Joe nix shuldich war. De Abbitra-
tors hen decide 80 os Sc sure waura for
era eagny umkushta-in favor fun John.
De law shkrale hut n ordlich grosser
fuss uf gekick' d doh uf m Barrick, un Sc
sawga der Joe wet n exefacas rous nem-
ma uns in de court du uns dort noch
amohl proweera. ....
Sunsht huts nix abbordich neies doh.
Mer sin all g'sund.
SAMMY SCHNITzLRR.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-09
MIR. JOHNSON, a special agent Of the post. depart.

Mr.. JOHNSON, special agent Of the post. depart
ment, was In town on last Thursday looking up
the facts on the removal question. We had hoped
that afer the matter had been left TO the voice Of
thepeople 4 they had expressed their choice on
the question, that II would be allowed 70 rest But
itseems that Mr., Bigelow is unwilling to take No
for an answer and the people must continue TO be
harassed by the stirring up OF strife once more on
this question. Mr., Johnson the agent, we believe
to be an honest official, who win look the matter
over In dlspasslonate and unprejudoed manner
and report accordingly, and we are disposed to
abide the RESULT Aiiduce Repfew
Well, Mr. johnson spent two or three days in
Canton before slipping oyerto Alliance. He freely
Expressed himself upon the miserable Thy place
In which is the Canton Post Office pronouncing 1t
dlsgraceful that town OF the proportions& & pros.
perity OF Canton should not have a commodious,
pleasant and attractive post office room. Mr.
johnson looked carefully at the situation, exam
ined locations and got pretty well posted. One
proposition is to throw the Exchange Bank room
and the cigar room In the Trump building into
oneand the other isto throw together the two store
rooms in the new Cassidy building on East Tusca-
rawas street. The latter arrangement would be the
more acceptable, as the room would be much the
pleasanter. Ilk~ tii8IIr
We understand that the proprletors of the build
Ing now occupied have agreed to enlarge the
room in order To re'Nin the P, o. where 1t now Is.
The lease does not expire Ill April 1877. %. ~. ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-09
HORRIBLE WIFE.MURDER.

Cleveland, o., December About 7
O'Clock this morning, William Alden, an
Englishman, and an expressman for
Cobb, Andrews & Co., who lived on
Scranton avenue, quarrelled with his
wife, and becoming enraged, seized an
axe and assailed her. severing her head
from her body, and otherwise horribly
mutilating her. He then went to the
corner of Garden street, and there as
saulted his stepdaughter with a hammer
and an axe, cutting her in a fearful man
ner. AIRS. Benton, who attempted to
interfere, was also badly injured with
the same Weapons. Both women are be-
yOnd all hope! The house presents an
awful appearance; walls and ceiling be-
spotted with blood, and pools of gore
upon the floor; dishes broken and chairs
upturned, giving silent testimony to the
fact Of the terrible struggle. Alden was
arrested in Scranton avenue, while de-
liberately settling up his affairs, and
locked up. The reason he gives for the
terrible act is, that his wife, who was
widow when he married her, and his
were Stealing him out of
house and home;" when questioned
further, he "said he wished to put an end
to all the damned whelps, for they drove
him to it," Great excitement prevails
here. ".N. -f. d"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-09
BOsTON. THRATRR

The popular dramaof Little Barefoot was pro-
duced at this house last evening 70 another great
auduiente, Miss Maggie Nit hell appearing in her
familiar impersonation of Amry with the same
brilliant success which has attended her perform
ance Of this role in years past. In this as in the
other parts Miss Mitchell plays she has the mar
velous faculty ofcarylng the audience with her
az she Wills affecting them to tears with her path
os, and causing themliterally to laugh with moist
tened eyes at the consumate witehery of her comic
scenes Little Barefoot is lighter in style than
any Of the other plays in which Miss Mitchell ap-
pears, not excepting "Fanchon," yet there is no
lack of the sentimental element to afford relief
and contrast to the comic Incidents Boston 7rav-
eHer,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-09
NO DLSCOUNT ON THIsl

The latest and most desirable stock of holiday
toys embracing all the novelties can be found at
the Qneensware and Novelty store of VIM. H. Fer
guson, in Matthew's Block, corner of Market and
Eighth streets This attractive stock embraces all
the late novelties in toys, many Of which are use
full to children as well as amusing; parents and
Others desiringto to purchase holiday goods for the
children will find no other place so advantageous
Is Ferguson's establishment Also an elegant
line Of china, glass, and queensware in all
styles; vases, and large variety Of goods in piece
and sets usefully suitable for holiday presents.
Call and examine before you purchase
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-09

ONE night last week, man who had beeu dis.
charged from the employ of Bolton Myers Co.,
ofthe Steel works, visited some.
what under the influence of liquor, and began
abusing Mr.. Bolton; finally he became so intense
ly wrought up that he threatened to throw Mr..
Bolton under the fly wheel of the engine, and he
advanced toward him evidently for that purpose,
but Mr. Bolton, not having any desire to die just
at that moment, shot at the man, who immediate.
ly departed without ceremony. ,..r.u.. f...
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-09

The Bucyrus Forum publishes some in
teresting "reminiscences of Bucyrus in
1889. The editor errs, however, in say
ing that "at that time there was not a
power printing press in existence" Mr..
Peter Kaufma /, of Canton, had a power
press in use in 1889, on which he printed
his German paper and large edition of
'Kaufman's Dutch Almanac" the vade
mecum of those days. We believe that
steam power presses of moderate speed
were then in use in New York.-Ohio
Democrat. .......
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-09

We desire to call close at
tentiOn to the excellent stock Of
Candies, Nuts, &c., for the HOli-
day trade at John A, MaCk's Mod
,el Grocery, in Mathews Block on
South Market Street, This stock
embraces the very finest and larg-
est assortment Of Pure Candies In
the city, and they will be sold at
prices that positively cannot be
beat. Call and Examine. ''N
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-09

YOUTHFUL precocity soon learns to interpret
slang phrases. A few days since, few young
men were trying to talk an extremely small boy
to death, at an up to town clothing store their re-
marks were intended to excite his anger, though
made in joking way, but that child never gets
angry after they had gone as far as the child
thought was proper, with an air Of remarkable
dignity for one of his years he waved his hand
and quietly remarked: Gentlemen, please shoot
the conversation maybe you are smart but can't
see it, The young men Immediately ceased their
efforts to torment him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-09
qPLNESToFALL THATs, FLNE

There is hardly any taste 80 fastidious but that
1t can be suited by visit to the new store
room Of W, B, Perkins & Co. Their new and ele-
CANT stock ofholiday goods IL seldom equalled in
this vicinity, and is without exception one Of the
finest we have SEEM 1t embraces novelties in toys,
all the latest elegant and expressive chromos STE
reoscopes and views, a fine variety Of OF elegant
books, especially adapted to the holiday trade
gold pens snd holders, stationery in all styles.
paper weights card cases. ETC., etc. T Their estab
lishment should be visited by every citizen of
Canton and vicinity before holiday, purchases are
made, as bargains worth clinching can be secured
"The Richards Block" south west corner Public
Square.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-09
ATTENTION FARMERS.

We desire to call the Iattention of all farmers to
the new advertisement Of Henry Fisher to be
found in another part of this paper. Mr. Fisher is
a practical man and thorough mechanic, and
his numerous inventions have each and all con.
tributed to lessen the labors OF farming men and
add to their facilities for completing farm work.
Mt. Fishers pamphlet entitled Mechanical Hints
to Farmers" Is worth four times the price oft
and no farmer should be without It. See adver-
t;aonnion tlu1l I9N'2 i33 Ol f3lLJ ul 10 IuTiV z.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-09
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