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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-05-11

railroad baggage smasher got hold of some
thing the other day; he thought it was new
tangled sample trunk, but it wasn't; it was bee
hive, and this is the season when bees have most
business in them too.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-05-11

Mrs. scheiber, who died at the residence OF A.
Gachatte recently, had in her possession family
bible published A. D. 1856, 1t goes to her Oldest
son, Jacob scheiber, Of Tiftin.
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The young lady who was disappointed in getting
her new spring hat last Saturday evening came to
the sudden and rash conclusion that the Centen'
NAL is nothing but vast humbug,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-05-11

b. Dannemiller wife and daughter LEFT for Eu
rope last Thursday Mrs. Dumonlin, wife OF JOS
Dumonlin, Esq, left for the same destination the
week before,
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DIED

BECKER-ln Washington township May 29th
Rebecca, wife Of Conrad Pecker aged69 years,
2 months and II days.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-05-11

Eastern horse buyers were In town during lasI
week, and succeededin securinga NUMBER Oh very
fine horses which they shipped East.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-05-11
Inral eNems.

william Bucher and wife, formerly OF Canton
now of Cleveland, have been visiting In town.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-05-11

The saloon keepers of Stark county held con-
yentlon in Massillon last Friday canton "a'
represented by large majority
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-05-11

The wroughtIron Bridge Companyare building
the iron tower for the GAINESVILLE Court House, II
Ia TO stand 6S feet above the roof
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-05-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CASTORlA.

Is pleasant and perfect substitute, in all cases iGr
Castor Oil CastoIia is the result OF an old pnysi
clans effort to produce, for his own PracuSe; an
Effective CathaTtc, pleasant to the tas'e anu iee
from gripping.
DIR. Samuel Pitcher, of Hyannis, Mass, succeeded
in combining without the use of alcohol, purgs-
tive agent as pleasant to take as honey ana Whlcn
possesses ali the desirable properties Of castor Oh
1t sadaped to all ages, but Is es1eca ri an
mended TO mothers as reliable remedy f0rall dis.
orders of the stomach and bowels Of children. II
is certain, agreeable, absolutely harmless and ana
cheap II should be used for wind collie, sour
stomach, worms. cOstiveness, Group, &C. tnen
I Rose 4 Co. 46 Dey Street. New YORK. are
the sole preparers of Casforia after Dr. Piehers
recipe.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-05-11

A man in business on Market street not great
ways from the Postofice, fastens the following no
tice on the door of his safe every night:
"NoRce-To all burglars and night owls: Ifyou
imagine there is anything in this safe, you are
mistaken. If you don't believe this, open it on
the combination g. 13 and 25 and see for your.
selves. Please shut the door after you, so as to
preserve my books in case of fire. The drawers
contain nothing but insurance policies, &c.
"Yours respectfully,
C. W. D."
IN. B. Maybe the door is not locked try the
latch and see."
In case his place is entered by burglars, this pre-
consideration Of his may save them much trouble
and labor; not every man is so considerate
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-05-11
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
CENTRAL STOCK YAREs,

CENTRAL STOCK YAREs,
EAST LIBERTY, May II, 1876, !
On far as the cattle market was concerned Il was
dnII draggy and lifeless, and prices were of fully
CSC from last weeks rates. lii. ,.,
The hog market was moderately active and
most of the offerings would be disposed OF at quo
The sheep market was fairly active, good sheep
selling up to top prices
The following is the ruling of the market:
CATTLE.
Fair, 14OOto 900 lbs SO99 SO@G VS 9S
Good 900 to 300 lbs..".,....,..'.,.''o U0P)n 20
steers averaging 1900 tbs..""....""'"'''' 'o@4 W
HOGS.
,,, ........,.................S7 8O@7 80
Common to light.....'....'' '''''''"''''' Ogga ~
Phadelphias. Ao~o ~
SHEEP.
The run of sheep was heavy, and the market d
ruied about the same as last week. Good hne
tynoIed sheep well in demand, as were also prime
shorn sheep We quote as follows;
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CANTON RETAIL MARKET.
CORRECTED BY sExAUER d MILLER. ]

DEMOCRAT OFFICE, I
CANTON, OHIO May H. 1876.
The following will be found correct quotations
this day of the Retail price to consumers Of the
articles named:
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akepeau heania o. md % and
of freXrarl lnaMb
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-20
STATE PURCHASERS.

The State of NEW YORK has placed 10
900 copies of Webster's Unabridged In ns
many ~ her Public schools
! The State Of WISCONSIN, about b.OOO
nearly every School.
The state Of NEW JERSEY, 800. nearly
/ every School,
The state OF NJ iCHlGAN. made provisions
| for MI her Schools,
/ The state OF MASSACHUSETTS, has sun.
piled her enthusiastically ALL
Tho state OF IOWA has supplied her
Schools. "''
The state OF CONNECTICUT has made
provisions for her Schools.
over 1850 Schools In INDIANA were sun.
piled during the Year 1872, and many more
IN 1873 and 1874.
In other states many copies have been
purchased for supplying Schools OF cities,
counties and towns
What better Investment can be made for
Schools?
More than ten times rs many are sold of
WeDsterA Dictionaries, as OF anJ other 80.
ries In this country.
Az least four-ilfhs of all the School. books
published in this country own Webster ms
their standard; and of the rom-i 'or, few
acknowledge any standerr'
Published by,
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PRESS EXCURSION.

All editors in Texas who desire to
participate in the Press Excursion to
Philadelphia next month, should i'm
mcdiately cong onicote with Mr. C. g.
yogel, seorSesry of the Texas Press As.
sociation, at Houston Texas. lie will
freely advise them as to the steps neces.
sary to be taken to become members oI
the Association and to procure the
requisite passes. BY resolution passed
at the last session Of the Association, al
editors accepting passes from railway
are expected and required to give value
received therefor by advertising The
respective railways in their Journals.
JAMES u. SIMPSON,
President Texas Editorial and Press Ass0
citation,
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-20
GIN ADVANCE nE The PLACE"

The Dallas Herald is an excellent pa
per, only we fear il is far in advance o
the place in which it is published. --
Waco Eram,acr .
The head of our contemporary i Level
TnE HERALD is far in advance Of its pat
ronnge--in fact, we might say that th,
paper is twice rs good rs its patrons
justihes. But we are building for tn,
future The people of Dallas and o
North Texas will yet learn the value t,
them of II tilstclaos journalistic repre-,
sentative; and when the value Of Tim
HERALD 30 this community ~ once fully
admitted, our reward will come. We
intend to force this people to n patron.
age commensurate with our efforts, 10y
adding improvements to the paper and
by an earnest advocacy OF everything
affecting the interests Of our people
Our reward will come, Mr., Eromincr
and we have learned to wait rs well u,
labor
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gDwARD sllEEG0G.
DALLAS, Augnst ID. 1870
To the Editor of The Herald: ...

To the Editor of The Herald
Having heard some severe criticism,
on the action of the Council in voting
down the proposition to lease the
bridge ! wish to give one or two reason,
why think their action was proper IN
the matter, and why any other action
would have not only useless, but W,uai
mN and roid In the first place it would
have been useless, because the Council
were assured by the president Of III,
Bridge Company that the proposition
would not be entertained fora moment
that the Bridge Company had made Il,
liberal u proposition rs they would
make and that they would accept
nothing less than six hundred dollars
per month, and that to be paid inmo,,ty.
Having this assurance from the chief
officer of the company what could be
gained by voting for the proposition be.
fore the CouncilY Nothing but delay.
and IL is vaguely limited that this was
the object of certain parties But there
is still another reason that iustifes the
Council in their action, and that would
have rendered opposite action illegal,
null and void The clause in the Gity
Charter authorizing the Council to buy
or lease the bridge expressly stiDulatfr
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UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH.
Some Interesting Notes by ihP Travel
Ing Agent of th9 Institution.

NhsHvILLE, August y, 1870.
To the Editor ofthe hammer:
spent several days at Scwnnce dur
ing the meeting of the trustees Of the
University of the South, where ! found
large number of clergy and laymen
from the ten southern States and
many visitors, perhaps n larger number
than has been there for years. All were
iavorahly impressed with the beauty OF
the place, bracing air and the GOODNESS
of the water, which makes it one of the
most healthy locations in the South
| The society is refined and intellectual
the people polite and social, the profess
sors learned and devoted To their du
tics, and the students we'll behaved and
attentive to their studies, The scenery
and views are unsurpassed and charm.
ing to the eye. Altogether the site is
one of the most charming and suitable
for n school in all the Southwest
Bishop Quintard returned from Eng
land few days since, and was quite
successful in raising money for the Uni
verSity, and has prospect of getting
more at future day, The meeting OF
the trustees was quite satisfactory, and
all h We returned home with the belief
that the prospect of success in the way
Of money and the number OF students i
better than before
Bishop Garrett, of Northern Texas,
paid his first visit to Srwancc, and was
greatly pleased with the location aud
general management of the University,
and certainly made n most favorable i'm
preston upon the trustees, professors
students visitors and citizens rs being
one of the most learned, eloquent and
fluent speakers, as well ~ one of III,
most pleasant, ailable and agrrc0hl,
gentlemen lie will certainly he long
remembered by all those who met or
heard him II the hotel aecommoda
tons were sufficient and the Universe
ty more fully and freely advertised, til,
number of visitors during the summer
months would be vastly increased, and
the students increased to more than
double the number
I Taking all things together, | consider
Scwanec ono of the most delightful To-
cations in all the South for parents and
guardians to send their sons and ward,
to. 4 vacation oftwelvc weeks Is given
during the winter months, SO that til,
boys will be at their homes during
Christmas.
| .a...fr .. ....Hr EnM ARD SuEEGOG,
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FREE ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
FREE TO ALL.


Desiring ~ make The Herald the med lum
OF communication for lnr general pGhllrr
amt also ~ u1Sist thObt who may need as
rlstuuCc, Wcnave drtrruluri Ia print u nee
advertising column, Advertisements under
the head Of "Iostp "Fuuud," wanted"
"For sale" "Fur Rent" "lu lrt" ~ NOT
more than three lines, viii b" Inserted Ia
thu column two times tree ui charge, When
such advertisements U&ccvd three lIuo- w"
excess viii he charged NJ the rate Of htr
ueuts - line, pAch insertion, IA advance; ana
when such advertisements "tr printed more
than va times they VIII ur charged nj ING
rate OF I'VE cents a line III udyhuC" lur rn'h
additional Insertion. Seven words make u
lInn.
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roncnlr letter WI be- found il

A FoRcmLE letter will be found in
another column discussing the action
OF the Council on the bridge question,
IL was the heighth of folly to suppose
pnat rne1here vote of the City Council
to lease the bridge was sufficient war
rant for its lease, or that single bond
issued pursuant to such vote would
hive been valid in the face of the law.
A vote Of The peoplc only could de.
cree the issuance of these bonds The
only practical solution of this bridge
tbpsiness is to repair the ford, as Tur
RNirnNLD has always said and always ad.
Aknated. This will give good crossing
ared days out of the year,
( \. -. s3mble il the Bridge
-. W. Sr.thsothsrsg
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y The members of the Galveston Pro
duce Exchange will leave on an excr
sion to North Texas on Tuesday, tho
odd instant. Our city should see thai
they receive suitable welcome here
Especially should our grain and cotton
men see TO it that all proper courtcsies
are extended.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-20

BuchanS Crcsylic ointment Will KIN the
Screw Worm every time, and cure Foot Rot
In Sheep aud Cattle,
Burhun's Crcsylic sheep Din Is an lnmlli.
Bile remedy for the Scah in Sheep being
soap, II penetratcs at once 10 the skin and
kills the Scab.
Huchnn's Carb0lc Disiniectlng Soap curet
Mango III Horses, Dogs and Cattle, and Kills
Lice, Flrns and Ticks on all animals,
he sure Jns Buchnn n cos name Sppcars
on tho labels. All others mr." counterfeit and
worthless. WM. +, ElDDElt Il CO., prncI.
pal Dcpot, " John street, New York.
iunn2S -deOd3ms.vW HnA
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lob WoRK-rhe Herald ONCE il now
u receiving large consgnments of JOB
papers OF all descriptions, and asks AN
examination of prices and quality. Bill
Heads, iwhite and colOrea, letter
Heads Note Heads, Statements, Cards,
Circulars, Etc, printed ny cheap AZ the
cheapest, and neater than the nontest, Bring
In your orders and get the benefit OF our
'sIuInmpr Prices
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-20

A PENNSYLVANIA grew wheat this sea
son from seed 5000 years old The
wheat was of beautiful shape and fine
grain, with heads we'll filed, The seed
was found in mummy case at the
Smithsonian Institute.
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Wanted


MAN ,ood .teodv g.ptlcmpn, vim
NJ W urr', ~ me sV ,tS rostnGicr ildrr,s
y, W. h'ShHIl p"ll"'' '"E''"'
HOrrAGE.A neat cottage within two
Socp SH hax ~. o' '"' RACINE "'''" ang'G.st
''''''' 10
4, NPRESS A good accond.hand express
.ia H. wagon Apply "' ''''''' '''" "upIggt
- .,,.-.-----....-..
uMBER 2D,wl feet Bois dare lumh,r
- ~ ~ Il "A ,,l','',o oDn 'wT nrE i"'Iii''
Il j. ~ So imrh pt uir ,rru.iiH on
RAG aud Wagon Factory, 40 Co Conn ,,1,
sur''' "''N' "-,
N,ES-lUD INTELLIGENT, active men. Ia
VA make money amy 10 - a. h''"''
corner EIil hnn H"'''h' H'''N' ''N"''
n,ulNLV ,or,,,r. ,.,,h ,,r,,itI for ID
''n,nn ,eLn NM n NH srt of ilnnrr,' tools.
| to 20 In business at Fort worth. Addr w,
thuS. Gny, J.. .. auGi'.Iw
/ ,,tlIr,,rInN p, - r,l,,lIa ,,,,r, man.
| - ~, ~ ",,',' g,,.ii ,', NI
I',,,s"rI' 'H l, nSE NV '''"' u1ig n
lLnnNii"Tn," S"T" ssd ,",tIi' " a,''1 i.
not ,,rnid Of work. Address "thts once.
,,u.rATInN -,,.,n.,or,, c,,. a oo non. .,o,.
,O' y, t,,"ir I; ,m, E,r nv t,,ni
! '',I, a. 81 noIIa, 'p,,t .ntr.' ',,,Io
~ """'''' " '''""'
For Sale.
....
/ ALD PAPEltS-M TINS Once, IN Huhll'
~ iles to aIil, ~ VI auh 'ird' l>t''U
ID LACkSMlIN SHOP situated ON Na.ul
ID strrctln 4. +. Yard, cheap FOR cash.
NOMGlNATlON LOCK SAFE. llui! n pay
y clt, cheap, Apply 10 {, h. hrIh"
ONlre' hl'NI".'
.,.,,u.,,g r.,, .,o,.,, f., ,,,,rii
Ny ~ ~ "a, ~, MINK ~ ,t"H',,'t,'
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Colored Illustrations,

Engraved expressly for the work ut large cI
pensc.
Nearly every State Superintendent of
Public Instruction In the Union, or cores.
ponding officer, whore such an one exists.
has recommended WEBsrER's DICTIONARY
IN the strongest terms. Among them ARE
those OF Eastern, Northern, Middle, South.
nIn md WrRlprn Slnlns-IMnnIy .nI..l.I n. III
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CHEa7 aDVeRTlS COLUMN.
AttOrnCyg Af Law
Physicians ana Surgeons,

q. penumont, NJ. D., office Mt Dallas Inhr.
mary, No. 1921 Main street, whore he can I've
found Mt all hours OF day and night. Calls
to the country promptly attended.
julyl2-lm
Jno. II. Morton, VI, D., Office over First Ma
tiOnnl Bank Residence corner san JacintL
and llnrwood streets, Dallas, Texas,
mchl6llm
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Libcrnic the Impurities Of the SS stem.

This can easily be done through the instru-
mentality OF the searching blood depurcnt
aud Alternative, lIostetter's stomach BittciS,
which incitr, those scaVengers Of the body,
tho kidneys nud the bowels to vigorous ne
ton. The frsG named organs serrete tmpu-
rifles where such CNist-frOm the blood,
the ONCE OF the bowels TO carry oil the use
less portions OF the food rejected during the
interfere with digestion and bilious secrc.
ton. Rheumatism and govt, both products
OF ncld elements In the circulation, ar" rem
edited by the Bitters, which Will likewise bt
found II prompt though gentle cnthartlc
Both Kidneys and bowels are inVigOrutCd, ~
well Ms stimulated by this famous medicine
which possesses tonic properties OF the high
est order.
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nOTEl-rhe National Hotel, ON paci.
III ne avenue, opposite the elevator II
for rent. II has % sleeping rooms and all
needed GOnYGnienceN. Tho house Is Just
finished, Apply to Smith & Hurt, lawyers,
corner Main and jefferson streets DALLAS,
Texas Rugl0.lw
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For Rent.

lIOUSE-A part OF II house; 3 good lofty
IL rooms, with half an acre OF good garden
land well OF good water. sD yer month,
Apply Mt Graham's Auction Rooms, Main
n, cot Dallas Hugl6.2t
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fragrant breath ana pearly teeth
are blessings twain
Which we should all and nlwayb seek
Nor seek in vain
By using SOXODUNT we VIII
TO both attain.
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w ATCH--A good gold watch FOR good
w pony. Apply ut Virginia House, hi
Main street. Rugl9-2t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-20
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DIRD A canary bird escaped from his cpgt
~ yesterday afternoon. \ suitable reward
will be paid for his return to W. C. Atkinson
Pacific avenue, one door of sycamore street
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-20
A NEW FEATURE.

To the SO0 Illustrations horetotote In Web.
ster's unabridged We have added four pages
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-20
ia L1.AS.
Two Popular Officers.

From an interesting letter from Dali
las to the st Louis Republican we
make the following extracts;
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-20

nLD PAPERS At this ollicc, in qunntl-
" ties to suit, Mt 81 II hundred. jN26-tr
UNIMBERED LAND --lSj acres heavily tim
i brrcdlani, 80 miles nom therity. At
least 5000 cords o. wood ON the tract. Oilrr-
ed nj II great sacrifice Apply nj once to
10 SACK Il JONES, III Austin street.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-20
rs By Grubbs & Williams, 10
Real Estate Agents and AuctioDeers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THREE
sRo afHa9S gS 3 oAFouE stHES r AffES
Pc Jnn sed
22d February, 1676.-In execution OF said decree
the undersfgn. d. special commissioners thereby az
will e ~ on ay
O'clock H.. the following described THREE
the south side of the Chopped road and Just
beyond the residence of the late b. ". Green-so
First. The FARM wherein the late Robert Court
ney formerly resided, With DIV sLLlNG and o her
buildings thereon. lying well The greater part Of It
Improved, but with q sufficient quantity Of wood.
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rHSsE e6AkTfR ASaEs sa,slninS tbs above.
on the east the Courtney tract, also the lands Of
tsining sIsHTY:FivS AaD TWO THlsDs
These lands lie in the line OF the future growth
Of The western suburbs OF the city: and being OF
seeking such properly should attend the sale. as
bargains may doubtless be obtained. aud upon very
favorable terms Of sale. 81 -
TERMS: Cash 10 pay costs OF suitand Of sale: the
eecurty, bearing interest payable semi annually !;
Or II preferred by the purchasers one third cash;
out security, hearing interest payable seni.anuusl-
ly. In either the titles will be retained by the
court until The whole purchsse-uoney shall be
paid. -,
A map Of the lands can be seen at the Office Of
the aucuoneers; and sales Will be made 10 suo-divi
sons. according to that map, or Otherwise, as may
be determined ut the time Of ssle
A. 4: !. ! R Rs3kS
Commissioners.
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, -
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