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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-02

Nu9en uno lpar toot.
- Gin mer mi 3 i9e u + IL
l'1 felt smll6cn s>pei Briiocrn cbte
ncull9 in Snoiuopplis Gin 2eibcnocf
in arobes C5ntleben. Gin junqer Dcrbci=
rather 9funn, 0opio 0unt, Der leit eini=
gen Sobren bort gcluobnt botte, mar &C.
ltorben: Sci Dem 2ci6enbes esdngniB fano
ll6 onf tclc9ropbil6e 9(uiforoeruno bel=
ZEN Sr!oer Seize 6unt, Der irgcn6lpo in
W{ln ouri ipobnt> ein. Seile lit 1eiuem per=
!torben Bruocr 10 a6nlib, oaB ielb1t Die
intimiten Treunoe teioe nur nit 9r6bter
N{llbc untcrl9eioen tonnten. Sn sSn0io-
nopolls mar oieler I'm ltono gdn5li6 un=
befannt. 9lls nun bei Ser 2ei6cnfeier bic
9Sltt>pe lcines 8rlloer an 1eincm Mrme
erldDien, 9lou6teu pisle Der e(nluelenbeu
ocn bon ocn Sooten luieoer eritanOenen
Sopio nor Td) Su leben. Sic 9omen
trel16ten nno ft6teten npr Der @rl6ei=
nlln9, piele iielen in Obnmodt uno nid)t
pen'ser ols leben mubten in be elinnun95=
lole'n 3u1tanoe meggetru9en >peroeu. .Na9=
oen1 oele peinli6e Sccne porii6er mar,
muroe nit ben Geremonien ort9efabren.
g incr I'm lercr nlpoerncn
~ lien ihldat Dor jeocr M}onn, jeoe
Trau uNo ieocsSSino uuleres 2onoes ipuc
sum @eoa@nib bcs bunoertjQbrigen Be=
ltonocs unlerer Eepublif an Dem Ylobe,
aut DEM Die Yerion lebt einc ulme> cine
el6e, einen sl6orn Dber ir9eno einen on=
oeren So'nm als griunerun9saei6en fir
bic No6pelt pfanSen. g8os aber loQen
Olejeni9en oonn t6un, Die in einer elcn=
ben Sa6ltube poer in einem &ellerroumc
poer plellei6t an nod piel unfru6tbarz
'ren uno ldlimmeren Pldben i6r 9olein
Ut trilten ge5mungen lino?
-- Gpr einem Berid)te in
) er NJ . II t fam tiir;li1 Die &lo9e eines
8iirsers 9cgen ieincn 56ule9erlobn I'M
p42 sum- Mustro9e. 2ebterer bate ndm=
i6, >udbreno er I'm bic 5o6ter be
Germontcrs freite, 81 Mol bci DEM lel6en
ii 9(beno 9cipeilt. Ser Gi6ter enti6ieo
II @unittn ocS 8erflogten> neil Der
59mie9crpater unterlanen 6atte, oem
59pie9erlo1ne oie &e@nun9 por Wo1=
iebung Der Srauun9 nor5ulegen.
- "9(bppcote" lit Ser Same cines
]}et6ooici itenbl1ttcs, bos in Portlanb,
Oregon, erld)eint> uno Die @efd6rliG=
cit Der nr0milden Stride" nit folgenoen
8orten ousoriidt:" :" 1no I'm lere beutigen
-age iino 3eu9en bon Den i6redli6en
[ebeln> lpelde bic ultramontanen Dem
rmen ismarf unb Der ocutI9en
(egierun9 Qnthun."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-02

US Stmobncr bon Cincinnati f0nuen iid,
pom oen s9nludiod)cn bcS gSoicnfreunocS
6e!nt ,Serrn Soicpb 9Sebmina 1873 einn Gtra6c
beftelleu "p~
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-02

- G'ne o!tc 6rou bctcte t1ei1 fir i5rcn
St1otF1d)ter, Dap CT mod lang lcbcn m0dtc Scr
Nc)tcr. aus cr'S erfo9rcn, lieb lic gut Miob(,eit
ioocn sS!r 11c nun mltclnonecr surSo fel iobcn,
o9tr o!e sllte: 9fein @crr Stootrid)ter, mic Dob'
ldl o1cle @noo' bcrDicnt: Sicicr ontuortetc:
Hbr bcroicnt cS nod) t19lidJ an mir; MIR luoltc
td aerlle lplllcn, mas td cud) @utcS octbon, bob
lbr toallG fir mid bctct? @orouf lie antuorz.
tcte: Sd) babe euren @robpater ais 9li9tcr 9e>
tannt oos mar ein @(ann, Der ni1t bel Mub
mar; t6 babe curen @ater 9etaunt bet nod
o1el td)lllnlncr mar; i'd fcnn aud eud), &err
M!bter, oab ibr Der iiraite S1e(m auf Groen
lelo; oarum bcte i9 fir eub oab ibr mosct
Lang lebel1. ipcll id fllrd)te cs lnoge nod elm
argerer Sd)clm nod eud fpn1nen,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-02

Ga Sir SId9lingc uuo suna-
.!roucn. Scbcm siin9lin9c unb cbcr Suna>
trau,'oic uns 10 neue slbounenten famneit,
"elde oora''Sbe3oDlen, icnben mir cine prad)t>
ooue Sd)mudlaee als @eidcnt, I'M lScrtbe
bon $500. - Aacs, mas mir tJun, t1un mir mir
'u'n Nclten Der gSaiicn. 0icics @iatt ocb6rt
een @o'len nebit slllen,,. mas Der $5crausaeber
ee'1pt uno oerOient Nun tuiinidt beri iclbc,
eap brabc Sun9lin9e uno Sunsfroucn an al,
len Srten So5u nitlpirfen hab oas Slatt bet
Mollen 1ld) llnmer iueitcr berbreitct. 9cn ar<
men bon aller Sclt rerlallenen unb bon unS
ouI9enommencn ainoern tomnt oos ,u @ute
1llo ole slbonnenten heS MaienfrcunoeS er>
galten fir Den geringcn Yrcis nod ben po(len
Mcrtb an ocm 8latte. sbcr bic sbonncutcu
tommen nidt leidt bon iclbif uno oesbolb bitten
mir fatDoliid)e Sinelinee unb Sun9frauen, uns
nnter tgrcn Treunoen uno 8cfanntcn g(bonueu>
ten gu iu9en. Sieie Mii5e miro oann nid)t
allein Soft lobnen, ion0ern aud lpir lpoQen
oenen, Die ben @aifen auf Die bc3eidnete @ciie
helfen, foitbare @d)mudi io@en ienoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-02

- llcber Scn 9umult in GSniqSbutt>
iuiro beridtet 9eute 90. Moi) 0iorqcm I'M,
= llbr fammclten ii6 Dor Dem fatboljidcu
Anaben> uno Mdo1enl ld,u[oebiiube a,rf ber
Nronprlnsenltrabe arobc @oufeu SSeib;r un6
0la Monner an. Gs bate iid) uutcr bieier
M!ac SaS @erild,t belbrcitct, Scr oIttotbol,id,c
Etarrcr &ominSti aus Nottoiuib f6mc il hir}c
Sdulen> UNI Die Anber iiir ben oltfotboliid1cn
'tel'9lonSlInterridt ciniuldrcibcn. S((s bie
3aDl Oer @eiber immcr mcbr ,uuobm. murhem
Die uln eaS Seelcnbeil ibrer Ginper oeduoifio,
ten y{utter beDerst unb branaeu nauentIii}df, in
e'e elaiienlocale BET Maodenfd)ule init g.,
palt - IN eas cine itie9en ie ioour burd,'s
Ne1'1ter - nno bcrlongten ltiirmiidj lire Rinb,r
bcrars: 81 Die 2ebrer iid nid,t in Ben gSiQeu
Der Whittier iiqen mollteu, nabn,cu oielc ibrc
yisblnae aus ben @dntcn nnb ld,obcn lie an ;ur
Augrt b1nals. 0a iid) oud) uid)ts G,utcs
ocrprcdenoe Manneraciid)tcr III ocn 5biireu.
uno 9aus huren blidcn licbcn, 10 bljct ben
eegrern IN ben fiinf Farterre 9clcaeucn Gloilen
nld)tS i'bri9, ala Bic Mabden AT cntloiiIeen.
Der unterosb eribcnene gbef oct @oli,ei 8iir-.
8oo@cr, crmobnte bic |olfsnoiltu
sum- Nadlteqieaebcn, bod 1mionit, unb bo
oMd ole FoliSei nidt I'M Stoube mar bic
>Strabc su iaubcrn nno bic slniammlunoeu III
D'aoern! erl l@icnen slilitlr> %atrouileu ll(anen
Vno Sntantcric, ,no tricbcu bic 0olfSmo5ieu
alse'nanoer. MfcDrere @crbaftungen uuroeu
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-02
3ur,, Scffcn Scr 0Rn;scr

Sum Scttcn Der @Saifcn
M nettuu1en mlr 9cgen baorc 8c,obIrno
W. ss,"spelen ''nS Sbmucfiatbcu. zxn
:oielc Sd)mudlod)en iinb d6 toolbbIot-
nno cs bcrlpunoert ld Scocr. 6rr unierr
tSNmudladcn gcieben bat, iihcr aip fr;ne Sr> ~
hclt 1tno ocn billi9cn @rcis. Sn fc;nrm c1n =
os!ealtore tann mon 70 bi0ia sdmuaio6cu
toufen ais bonn @ailcnfreuub. SN;r.,sri.mSe" N;o''
u'sleloe1 olreD o1e grpreb unb aarontiren ben
tta)t19cn gmpfang. @er auf einmnr =
Stud oon I'm ieren Sdmudiod,cu bcitcGt
oe'il 1eloen ipir nod Elm Stiid mchr ma S;r
aoiten bet grprcb bcett. ''>9'' '"' wv
Scrlcnouna borrathio 9''' '"'
Nr1nbanoer baS Taor sa aoo
eDarnlS, @laubc Soffuuua uun eiebe "'''0
oar rtelleno, oaS CT ~ M
!lnSerc Gbarns |'0o 0o
Nlngcrringe, bos Slid 40 oo
Sbrringe, oaS @aar 'O0 M
Nrcl!ie fir 9an,cn, bos Stiid ! oo
Srnltnoocln fir $ocrrcn, nit Nrcu;en ''''
uno anberc, oas Gtiid an
S@!oBd)er ooer 2odcts, bus Stiid o0
Srol ldcn fir 9amen, 6as etId 0o
s; Stuos fiir 5crrcn, bas Set 'oo 40
proa)toollc llbr16liiiIcl, boS stiid ! o0|
Aue geacnltanoe Daben ben boucn 9Scrtb
Manue 1olten anoerSpo oas boppeltc unb orci1
it.I ,"n?v unlerer Frelie. Sci Ginicnbunq Der 8c-
',;us ';"""9en aeoe mon qenan on, pos gcipiuld)t
v,.c, ;;nr 70 "erocn p1r bic @eitellung acnau aus
g., eeoer lner'r Felcr fam iid) 10 nit eeid,to-
sn Is!. t'n tol1eoreS SnSrntcn an bas Yon,eron
sS9'engaus crmtrbcll bcnn bci bcm Nufouf
nnlersr Sdlnudodcn crbdlt nid,t MR. icbrr
esal oollen sSertb icircS @clocs, maudr ipoor
"s't o9Rptltcn nno brcifabcn 9Srrtb, ionocrnI Ter cr
"ntetlluet oud) 'ualeib oas Eomcroh Ssoilcu<
aus fur Dcilnatblpic Nnnbcu.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-02

>. gSp d,enfalcnoer
1nr otc 01o;e1en cincinnati, Columbus Sort
wa9ne, eob'nston, Detroit ano @lcpclanb.
g. 6. sunni 9}orbert, 8ildof.
M' 7. gerSinano, &obis
-. s. Sobannes Dor BET lat. Ifortc.
VI. 9. Siibor, 8iidof.
=. ~. Mar9aretba, 8oni9in.
y. II. 8arnabos, gpetc(.
-. IL. |eo g., YaptR
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-02

h,r;, e.iern aH n'!o Sinocrn> 0rcunec uno 2luoc>
""s'9v ~ Ns pne9em ''d) sum 3cid)eu Der Qicbe unp
Iv.t IvS Ssopl~oaens an MamenStaacn uno &C.
I.'ssslo9e'l 10 m1e bel anorrn @elcacn1eitcn e5c
'Wentt 81 uberrcid)en. @c ocr slusipobl oieirr
S,e!oeSeepe1|e tomnt obcr Mland)er in @erlcocn-
9e'E, 1nocm er nid)t iucib, mas er pablen ioQ.
Sas enc 1T ni@t id)6n oenua, bas onSerc lit
Ut tpeusr. "a fam Der vgSolcnfrcuno" aus
nclfen, penn nnlcrc g d)mu d d d) en- c;oncn
l'd) porlrciflit fir Geid)cufs. " ''''
American citizen., 1875-04-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Lands sold 10 the State
for Taxes.

BY the provisions of An Act Approved
March LIST 1873. the Tax Collectors re-
quired to charge all the lands that have
heretofore been sold to the State for taxes.
to the owners of the same. upon the land
roll, and proceed at once to collect the
taxes due for 1874. The taxes for ;il pre-
vious years having. by said Act, b.. IL
abated.
You are therefore notified that all State
lanis are now in my hands for reirupi iui;.
by paying the taxes Of 1874 alone, without
cost or damage-rrovide,i the same is paid
on or before the LIST of April 1873.
Immediately after the lst of April l will
proceed to advertise all lands upon which
the taxes of 1174, not paid, fog sale on
the End Monday Of May next. for SAID taxes,
and all costs. together with fifty per cent
DANA .ces ON the same.
The attention of parties interested is
called 1" a clause in See. Is OF SAID Act.
which is, that ''any deed of gift. devise,
sale. alienation, Mortgage, or any other
means Of hypothecation or alienation.
executed white said property is held by the
state, shall he void and of eject
Il. J. ROSS,
ma-7-2t Sheriff and Tax Collector.
American citizen., 1875-04-03
For the finest and cheapest men
Fur Hats, go to the
Red store.

On Tuesday evening, the 30ih ult 8,
Wm. Riley, of Rankin county, aged
about 16 years, aIId an employee of
e.. Williams foundry, in Jack son, +,
Miss, was drowned in the creek I've
low PascagOula street, in that city.
lie was row ing Il small boat and The
creek being very high, the boat
was turned over by running agains;
one of the piers of the bridge, and
the unfortunate young man was
drowned before assistance from the
bank could be given. His body
was recovered about half an hour
afterward, near the spot where ho
sank.
American citizen., 1875-04-03
FITS EEe,Ks FIRES. =.

Any person Suffering from the above
disease Is requested, to address bH. fEiCE.
and trial bottle of medicine viii be ter
warled by Express.
FREE
The only cost being. the Express charges,
which owing to my large business, a:c
small.
Dr. Price has made the treatment oi'
FITS OR EPILEPSY
a study for Years. and lie viii warrant :,
cure 10y the of his remedy.
Do not fail To send to him for a bottle; il
costs nothing. and he
MILL CURE YOU,
no matter of how long standing your ease
may he. or how many other rcmi,iics ma
have failed
Circulars and testimonials sent with
FREE TRIAL BOTTLE.
BE particular to give your Express, as
well as Your Post Office direction. and
Address.
DIR. CHNS. r. PRICE,
mar27-1y. 67 William Street. Erw York
American citizen., 1875-04-03
D ! < d

Ou the morning of c :ilsi g. .trs.ir. :
the residence Of Maj. Ben. MaGu.i.,, ~.
only sister, Mrs Lucy Powell. ,gc. sixty
four wears. Her disease was polypu-, from,
which she suffered cNcrnciatingly for many
weary months, yet, being a child oi God
she ore her suffering with humble resigIla-
ton and WIS never heard to complain of
her lot But she is gone 10 receive the re
ward of the faithful on high. blessed are
the dead who die in the Lord-they rest
from their iabors and their works do follow
them"
American citizen., 1875-04-03

The mississippi State Medical
Association will hokl its VIII. An
nual Meeting in this city on Wed
nes'lay next. Knowing they meet
to devise schemes to ameliOrate
human suffering, we are always
glad to have the doctors with MS,
aad we are gratified 10 Ielra this
meeting promises to b.. Represented
by the best talent III ihe State
TicksJurg Monitor.
American citizen., 1875-04-03

Prospects of good fruit crop in
this section are said to be excellent.
II is thought by those who pretend
To know, that the buds were not
injured in the least by the last
frosts.
American citizen., 1875-04-03

J. NJ. Mills, w. NJ.
!. 7. Holmes, S, w.
L. L. Gross, j. w.
a. w. Stanford, Treas.
j. A. Beard, Sec.
j. w. Yeargain, s. ID.
l.. Schneidrr, j. w.
4. Olsen, S. and w.
Meetings, 3l Monday night lii
Cacn month
American citizen., 1875-04-03

The rams of the past week have
swollen the creeks in this part of
the county to an alarming extent,
~wees;ng away bridges, fences, etc.
The water reached It's h!geSr point
o1S Wednesday eve Jag, w.rn the
iie.avi..., ram of the seaso, fell.
American citizen., 1875-04-03

The il,lisati,:i.s a. .s o.. kan
s:iS and Colorado ,.tit g.. '... 81. +. ..,-E
in lc1I. The .tvee s. ....t ia ;t
West is ;Iirute.. -. i-uf.i, .t-- .t,.5 ..t-=5--
-lpi,i Valley 'ltA-, IT '.tst .. i.iri-
taIii!, AMI thence west ---t.. -. I-r..--.
kius;,S city .,i.si .Ntil Is-vr! .... s.. ;r5- IL
reaches ali The get i::..t -. .;- Il. t..s-
West, and runs hiX it,J res, ,l.,int. " r
more than any ut.icr st',t;, .IWecn he >.i,--
Sissippi and Missouri rivers. This Tuau III
the last two years. has e,sf,,;,....! over wv,
million dollars, besides earning, in rxtr.t.-.-
'Inary improvements of roadway, i'll i,-ii, )
Ing its line with the best quality If new
steel and iron rails, bread new ties, ard!
i'll passenger equipment. HAY ing substituted
for ordinary ears nrH reclining chair coach
rs with every appliance for comfort and,
safety, being Il, ,anliy fitted with sircs>in.
rooU.>. with tuIic: coiVrnlenccs for ladies
and gentlemen and families traveiing with
children. free Of any extra charge ANY
ticket agent selling through tickets to the
West viii furnish tickets by this excellent
route through st. Louis over the 1t. Louis.
Kansas City aud Northern SEorI Line the
best and shortest 70 kaus:s Colorado. Ne
hraska, California. and the Great WcSt-it
being tn" only line running through ears
hrtv ,'a -. Louis and Omaha. For nap
anl ulstI's and tim. tt,. a.idt - cj,; -
=. = liner. ind;!t. ..,..'.+. ind, 49, j. f.
- .'.is eth. 3 = .:..tl VI =; furnish
-.E ..--.f. - ds.i,:.:
American citizen., 1875-04-03
LOUISIANA DIVISION.
POST OFFICE HOURS.

pOST-OFFICE,
CANTON, Miss,
july 1st, 1873.
Or.ICR OPEN for the delivery "i
letters from $50 A. NJ. to $50 +. NJ
SUNDAYS, fiom . AN. to 10 AN.
MONEY ORDERS issued and paid,
a.,i letters registered from o A. Nj.
t., 3 l.. NJ.
Mails clos daily at P. N.
Ne, RY X. SMITH, l.. VI.
American citizen., 1875-04-03
CANTON GRANGE NO.o72. PHI
OFFICERS CURRENT TERM.

OFFICERS CURRENT TERM.
Wm PrieSiley. w. NJ.
w. q. JoiinSor, o.
w. l.. McAlliSfrr, l..
w. p. Wallace, ST..
w. s. Mck--. n. st.
7. l.. Holiday G.
j. j Gilman. I
WIN. Mcbride ~.
-. j. N.crois. 81 Il
Mrs. Caas iianiy. f,.f-s
Miss Fannie H"iiiday. I.
Miss Jennie Gilman. +.
Hiss Annie GoOdlOe. l.. A s..
Stated meetings, the 3i Saturday
of every month, at Grange room in
Odd Fellows Hall, Canton.
American citizen., 1875-04-03

The Nississipp, State P4arm1
ceu'ical Association will meet at
Meridian on the 14t!l inst.
American citizen., 1875-04-03
List Of Letters

Remaining in tlrt ant.', ,,o-' office
for he W. elk ending tl.,r,-'. -. 10
Cannon W. Bridges, Nj - II iia.nit.
Samuel Bnaz, Miss F5.tttir ! f,S,,n.
cornsiius C"X, Brr G..iet iittIc.
:. Davidson, Ms h.lly NcBanI.
VI :. f. 4. Gilbert ,(2)MrS. " i..i, Johnson
IL. l. Gilbert Edu"..l Tna.,cr,
q. Harris, Mrs. j. ". Walker
Persons calling t.r ,cN ~ t'.r
above letters will pl'a~c ; A. "Ad
Vertisrd" H. r. SN!ff. g. h.
American citizen., 1875-04-03

In onr short notice of the new
Family Grocery store, last week,
wc neglected to mentiou one grea,
recommendation OF that lJn-e. VIZ :
the ~" "bliying clerts. Nj Jas.
Bass, vel known in this commun,-
ty as an upright ami considerations
mas,, tr.inrd by thar stauncI firm
the Gwinner Bros. where every
body minds their PS and O.. Mr..
Caprrs Coulter, son of worthy
father, Is Il pa tern OF excellence
in more respects than that of Il mer-
chants clerk With first class goods,
low prices, and accommodating
cietks, the new family Grocery
ought TO flourish.
American citizen., 1875-04-03

w. ii. s. GOULD is authorized TO
receive subscriptions and collect
money due this office
American citizen., 1875-04-03
Cantea Fire Company.


Exfrsri. ftota lac Constitution
AL. VII SIC l. he meetings al t:lc De
L.. t-rrnu tor ge.er.I i.u>u,->' shall !,c the
l. | Friday night oi each and every month !:
1t ia iuy II ou 18th 81 March to SePitsu
be- I5ih ~ clock. ana ffom september lat's It.
M"ch iaih. y clock.
American citizen., 1875-04-03

For the finest and cheapest mems
ready made spring and summer
Clothing. French and American
cassi:nrres go to the
Red SlOre-
American citizen., 1875-04-03

After this date the CITIZEN will
not be sent to any person who has
nor paid for 1t.
American citizen., 1875-04-03

Several more ''spring fights and
black eyes this week.
American citizen., 1875-04-03

For the largest and cheapest
stock OF spring and summer goods,
60 TO the
Red Store.
American citizen., 1875-04-03

For tin. hes and most durable
mems Fur Hats, go to the
Red store.
American citizen., 1875-04-03

The r"gLl'ar term IF The Chancery
Court for this count: convenrS on
Monday .eXt, Hon. VIM. Ereck to
preside.
American citizen., 1875-04-03

81. u.ar .4,. wa. eutsTed by
thieves and ii considerable amount
of groceries and provisions stolen.
The burglars effected an cnt, anre
by b,eak = the locks of the door
fronting Liberty ST, eet, thus gaining
access to the saloon, anu from
thence it was an easy M utter fo get
into the store. They succeeded in
making way with about 700 pounds
of bacon, between 500 and 900
pounds of bulk pork, 1 box of fine
tobacco, about half sack of coffee.
nearly a barrel of flour, and about
half barrel of sugar, together with
large amount of 9th goods
They seemed determined to destroy
what they could not carry away. ~
-four. sugar, e,c., was >tr""" al
over the floor. The the lisa
change they coniair j. .s'. 'i'i"g
to two or three dollars \. = c.,.iS.
One of the locks of ti- d"rr rI'
fOnn,: several days after me- 'h'-
Pr2sby teri.n church. NJ Lord
estimates his loss # about at2;-
Their. - no c.ile - ti,e ;'nr.'a Trttor~
of hi, bold robbery.
Me>srs. Kelley & Murphy'S store
was broken into the same night,
and about $500 worth of goods
car.i. Il off. From the skillful man
n-r l., which these stores We're oi.en-
r,i it is evident that the parties are
adopts at the business.
On Thursday night Mr.. ROb'.
Nade'> grocery. store, corner Sims
and Cameron streets, was also en-
tered, and every thing of value
stolen. We are Informed thar Mr..
Wade sets his loss down at 81 500
If our vagrant law was more
rigitlly enforced there might posi-
bly, he less stealing in our commu
nifty.
American citizen., 1875-04-03
Il. O. O II.

A. y regular miee :'st '-.a. recn Lodge,
N. ~. 100 Jun. 5th. 1S14,
II :. t.linwinr = elc. d for the
e.-I ing tern
r. J. BOWERS. y. G.,
HENRY LORI', v F.,
W. Il. AI.SwDBTII. Secr.tary,
&C. CAMIBs:LL. Treasurer.
American citizen., 1875-04-03
RATEs OF ADVERTISING ::
Railroad Schedules.
n. O., st. =. x &. H. X.
MISSISSa DIVISION.

~
DEp\p ARRIVES
Mail m Mail ........li:;s0 p II,
Expr sis p Ill Express U:'io = IA
EreiS 6:tu a Ill Freight Il'-" Il IA
Freig 1:25 III Freight -io;'o p III
Mail leaves Canton at 40 a ~. arrives at
ST. Louis 80 m; arrives at Chicago 80
Express leaves Canton at Ola I III.
arrives ut st. Louie $40 p in arrives az
Chicago 7::W III.
Express leaves st. Lonis at 500 :: NJ. ar
Iives at Canton go M; Express !":ivrS
Chicago at e:l5 p III, arrives nj Canton n:.Sj
u IN Nail leaves ST. Louis 7:zO III, arrives
mt Canton II::j0 p III. Mail leaves Chicasy"
900 a Ill. arrives at Canton 11:.D pm.
LOUISIANA DIVISION.
DEPARTS ARRIVES
Mail Ills. p m Mail. - A a IN
Express ..... OBS p Express -t:io = IN
Freight. D:iO III Fri.lit.....-..;';t', Il M
Freight... 0:30 IN Freight. 500 = III
Mail leaves Canton l1:s5 nj, arrives at
New Orleans 1920 IA III. Express leaves
Canton O:::;5 IN, arrives Mt New Orleans
HOO p IN
Mail leaves New Orleans 600 M, arrives
at Canton 4:45 "A III. Express leaves New
Orleans at 200 a m, and arrives at Canton
$40 pm
lE. ID. FROST, Gent Man'gr.
j. 3. AEMP, Gen. Agt.
American citizen., 1875-04-03

Presentation. &. c. Shackle-
ford arrived in town Tue day even
ing last, To l.. main few days.
Maj. w. G. Carers stopped in oar
city Wednesday night, while en-
route to Water Valley. He has ie>
signed his position as editor in che:
of the True Democrat, jackson.
Miss. to take "A similar position on
The Mississippi Central. The Major
was apparently enjoying tne health.
and we regret that he could no. re-
main longer with his Canton friends.
Nav success attend bin.
American citizen., 1875-04-03

NOTICE-On and after this
date OGr terms will he irvariIhiy
CASH. ThCse Indebted - lis will
please call and set; ie.
W. j. MOSBY & co.
American citizen., 1875-04-03
NOtiue.

1 LII persons who an. nwrri>. oi
~ real estate in Madison otli,tN
State of Mississippi, are hereby no
titled that the County assessor viii
be at his tfice in Canton ~ th.
upper building. North East corner
Public square, from . n'clock il. M.
to 4 p. III. TO receive Nahu 'lI"n> of
land in saiA.auntypa pat es NJ
American citizen., 1875-04-03
Any person. liable, who shall fail to
comply with the foregoing require
meiIts will bc subject to
severe penalties.

Person, or Firms liable 70 pay any of the
Special Taxes Iiai..cd above ,.iu-t apply t.
NJ. .SIiAiGiNESSI. Collector cf IlT"r!i,
2even,te at jackson. Miss ti!d pay for ana
procure th" Special-iaN Stamp "r STAMP.
they need prior ts' May |, 1~1'. and Win
ont further I',tI.".
OFFICE OF II EfitNAL REVENGE.
WAsHLNGToN, IL. { rr.'. i..Iy lst l-I1.
j. ". p'tU.sItSS.
Commissioner nj t,.tisri R'v"nue.
InlT2.]t.
American citizen., 1875-04-03

We ask the attention OF the ladie.
% Mis Beers advertisement.
American citizen., 1875-04-03

For the best aud Largest stock Of
ems. ON p;,de Gents. Il Ladies
shoes. Go to the
Apr3 If. Red store.
American citizen., 1875-04-03
Flower Seeds of 81. Il.

Flower SEEDS of 81. i,
A so Il fac cnlett,a. ..
GEhANIU MS (-i'&ie aai -oor.-I
CORN ATIONS,
OLEANnEh~,
LILIES.
Die ENTRAS
TUBEROSES,
DAHLIAS,
And many o. her d, sit able plants
for Towering IN pots aud the open
lar CASSELL Il BAUGHN.
American citizen., 1875-04-03

oaV Ua .tera ]
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-07-29
Sale Of ReaIEstate.

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
good state of cultivation, with good new dwell
ing house, bum, and outbuildings Also, a 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 $3.50 90 per
year. switch right of way, renting for $50 90 per
year. and right Of way over and under a thirty
acre coal lease off the east side Of said farm leased
to L. Crawford Sons, renting for sl00 co. so that
the right of way. rents and tenant house will
amount to $500 90 annually to the purchaser, as
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
win offer the same in an entire lot or in parcels TO
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. jy22.gh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-07-29
ROPE SPLICING

John B. ADAMS would respectfully inform the
y farmers and public generally, that he is pre-
pared to splice and fix ropes Of all kinds. Per.
sons having anything Of the kind to be done will
do well by calling on him. Orders left at the
DEMOCRAT office, or at his residence, corner Third
and Poplar streets, Canton, Ohio, will be promptly
attended TO- ImaY2075-tf