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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-21
SHERIFF SALE.
Joseph Richards VS. John Baur ct al.


By virtue ofa Sd alias order to sell Issued from the
court OF common pleas 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 3Oh day of September, 1876,
the following described real estate situate in said
county to wit; Lots eight (S) and ten 1O) Ia Bak-
ers addition TO the city of Canton In said county
Also part of the northeast quarter of section Is,
township TO- range 8, lying Immediately east Of
lot number ten Q0) above mentioned and west of
the small run known as shrlyer's run, crossing
said premises.
Appraised as follows:
Lot No. s ut $500.
Lot No. 10 at $500
The above described tract of land at $3.50.
Sale to commence at one o'clock D. m. Terms
cash.
augSl Q j. P. RAUCH Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-21

On the same principle Poland was par
titioned, and Ireland plundered dozen
times. The King of Dahomey acted
uron it when he sold his captives, and
the men of Massachusetts endorsed it
when they took them in exchange for
Captives of their own. You and your
confreres adopted 1t as part of your po-
litical creed when, after the Southern
people were thoroughly subdued, you de-
MED them all the rights of freedmen, tore
up their society, abrogated all laws which
could protect them in person or proper.
ty; broke their local governments in
pieces, and put them under the domina-
ton of notorious thieves, whom you
forced them to accept as their absolute
masters.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-21
SHERIFF SALE.
Simon Miller VS. Louis Engle ct al.

By virtue an order to sell issued from the court
of common pleas of stark county, Ohio, and 10
me directed, will offer for sale at public outcry,
al the door of the court house in the city of Can
ton, on
SATURDAY, September 23d, 1916,
the following descr bed real estate situate in said
county to.wit: The southwest quarter of section
eight (S), township ten no., range eight (S) stark
county, Ohio, bounded by the south line OF SAID
Ba, htel, on the east by lands sold by him the
plaintiff, to Rennicker, said lands being eleven
and 2219-l00 chains long from north to south, and
seven and l5-l0O chains wide at south end and
and l0%-l0O chains wide at the north end, con-
tanning and 48.l00 acres
Appraised at $500
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms
cash.
aug24-e Up. RAUCH, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-21

The returns of the election are, by the provisions
of the law, to be made to me, and must be made
by the evening of THURSDAY next succeeding the
election.
Given under my hand at the city of Canton,
this l4th day Of September a D 1876.
sep IA VS. J P. RA UGH, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-21

DEVOTION TO THE UNION
was one of the strongest feelings in the
heart of the Northern Democracy. we
hal always deprecated secession from
the Southern States with so much earn
estness that one Of the opprobrlous cpl,
thets you bestowed on us was that OF
Union savers" This was not mere
sentiment of admiration or gratitude to
the great Southern men who had led US
through the perils of the revolution, set
tied our institutions, and given our coun-
try its high plpce in the estimation OF the
world. We felt all this! but we felt much
more. The preservation of the Union
was to US an absolute necessity. IL was
indispensable to the security OF our liVes'
our personal liberty, and the plalneSt
rights of properly. How true TINS was al al
all times, and especially in 1860, you VIII
see if you reflect moment on our sltua'
ton at that time.
The Abolitionists were coming ilto
power need not say by what comDl'
nation of impos'ure and accident Ihey
got it. All the Northern States as wen
as the Federal government fell INTO thelf
hands No doubt .eir dislike q oouth-
ern people was very great; but Northern
Democrats were objects Of their specla1
malignity. Long before tnat lnie anu
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07

of proceeding III court are slow, tedious
and expensive with no certainty of oh
tanning Justice a> final result In a
great majority of cases brought into
court tor al iudication, Justice might h.
Obtained toy the parties making state
InthtS of facts To some intelligent ami
candid mrighbnr and letting him arbi
trIte between them without the expense
"f c"nnS"l> and jurors. and without the
ait-huIningS and i'll will engeudcred
10y Il long, bitter aud expensive Iitira-
tIon. here WAS Il case pending trial
ut court last week, in which relatives
and ncIghbnIS were interested and wer.
dancing attendlnr,. at the court house
with an expense, which we heard Iari-
"u>lN estimated at from so to : 100 per
day. that might just as well have been
settled 10y some mutual friend with lit
tie cost and with great savin" of good
nel"hhorh""d. There may he cases in
which Justice dcnIluds Il legal pruSrcu-
non "i time "r expense. but We are CON
iIdrht there Is to much rouItln" done.
and what is done is generally attended
with unreasonable delay and cost. .- Lee
GicdHer.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07
Counting.

We spent Il day ia the tnurt llouS,
last week and made up our mind iiai
c"urtiug is Hn expensive luxury. The
fat fees may he fun to lawyers. but the
Wrlm"iimg of the ;IttorI, :. tlic twisting
and Withholding of truth 10y witnesses.
and the hlindt"lding oi tn" jury 10y nd
Nocate> are not Suh>crVicml To the railS,
uI Justice. and the cuormorl~ cNpcuNc>
are death to clients and taNpaNrIS.
There are tw" .jnlir> and We do not
know how many SmpcimiImcTalir~.
whose per diem and travelling eApru>r~
must count up IL thc ncighburhuod al
SlOO pei day. 10 >IN unlhim" of tine
salaries of The judge. >hcliI,-. rIirr.
and other officials. Ilc cNp'nS" of vii
n,ssC> and other little item Law fees
If the verdict oi ih" iuN. was alwaN =
III arcordamcc with tIuth ami justice all
this rNp Npru>r could he tolerated with u
better grace. hui thcIr j. Il gl"Iinu, ui-
certainty ai,"ut this. Onc of the lil,t
iawA rr~ al the Berkshire bar has told u>
that no matter how good IL c.i$c he
might have. he WAS never certain "i i
ln>1 Vcldict till IL Was brought into the
court. The nIcVcrcnt remark il at
triIntcd To Justice StnI.I that 'Ih, ON
miSs-icmt Himself could not tor-rr the,
verdict of Il petit inIH. Not that =
jury Is necessarily corrupt. hur the av-
cragr nror il NOT above The binding
effects of ignorance and prejudice. and
above all l. liable Ia he my oti!ird and
SwaArd 10y the attiul pir.t.iiug- al the
counsel. One pciudiced Ind stubborn
juror can block the verdict "t eleven
intelligent aud candid men.
ON whole system OF counting, run
mug III the saline IIIts> ton centuries
needs ovcrhauling and reforming The
ruts ale growing deeper and deeper, and
10 blind reverence tor antiquity and
Super-annuatcd pleccdcmt>. should him
der the remodelihg of the ways OF
Justice. Our judges are noble men and
first class .lurlSts and oIr LAWYERS are
above rcproach except in the
matter of eXOrbitant fees. but the modes
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07
Business DIRECTORY.

Ifanr. HH$inrSS amt Locnij0H oT tie icdtl-
.r, En~inrSS HouSc> IN 81. .j"hHSbHrg
Agricultural Tools ami Hardware.
A-hEII. 4 SONS. ll"Nt'S Block, l.. Il. 81
ip"ih.ca,ri"~.
, HlNGHNM No. :. Bank Il"ck Main ST.
Nttornry> at Law.
t-iN NAY. over L. K. Oncc. and Post Office.
Iu.\ \ lDE. Nn.2 C.ilrd"uian i;lk.. uI. stairs
WILLARD. Main 81. over Hail y Fletcher :
.-, i.,.tl Estate l:r"krr.
.:"ui>- and stationery.
..N NEp \ EOWELI.. Cal"i"mi:,n El l. Main 81.
Book Binu"r>.
Il -rbNE y 60. Ngt'-. Monument Square.
l:Iamk>--Ic;aI and business.
u STONE \ co. Monument Squarr
Bakers and C"nfr"ti"n"r~.
--y Ei:NpLEI Nam Street.
tIrthin.:. Hats and Gaps.
oil. i NuuEE. : i:tmk FLOCK "pp"SIc 81 Johns
M lou~,. d,-rl, IN Ready Made Cl"ihimg. Hat,
..lt.u .u,- ,.ru,~' Furnishing Uu"d~ etc. rrc.
tInihiu" for Men and Boys.
- rAIEEiNk>A \ 60. Fairbanks Village.
irn.,,crS. Class aud stone Ware.
INutENNIlSA \ 90. Fairbanks Village.
d. ,.rrting. Paper fianginG-. W ,m'i"w shades.
Dentists.
PERKINS cal, ,I"ui.u Guck. Main street
..I.lEN ~MIrIl Cui"u EI"ck Main Street
W I. i.n"d~. Grn"rri.~ and EIuit>.
ttIHIN~ a rTiIrN,.IG.I- E..~irru NN,.nu,.
an, ,.""d-. u,d ....,li''-' in"N s""l-.
I'D. dlLE N,rul.. i:I,.' K. l.. Street.
.I.INIEHNNk~A a 60. i.Irrllul~ Nril,.,
il"un and Feed.
..t Nlpli,I II \ GO. Eastern .NNrnut-
Furniture and 'a-k-I-.
U4LLA ~NIr~EE Nam >tr,,t.
l~p\lEA GrE>HAM. uddtrlI"w- Elk IL Il. t
u3l,I, t.r"rrri,'~ aud Fruits.
. ,trrh - 90. :. .,~t,.,rI h,.uu,.
lii" Manufacturer.
&, I"u,-hnr, rll, Norh~. opp. PASSENGER Depot
'.r"c"ri,> ..nd u"u,..- h""ping Goods.
..A I.fNu:EA\k>A s. 60. F.,irltuk, Nilli-r.
Insurance. li.iir.D
J. -lLrENI .E.uip i.lilrnld street
Irnn Fnn"'irr aud Ma..hIni-i.
Ll nt III /ILLL Worth end, Il. Il. Street
Merchant I3,iI"r~.
.plENuuD Danvill, Ii"rh. Il. l. Street
photographs.
' CLIFFORD. raIr,i"ni:n Block Main Sirr,t.
"lp 10 Hl>IINGS Browns Block Main II
Printers and Publishers.
' >I"NEA 90. CarIoniam iil"ck Nam -.
>t"v"- and Tin Ware.
lLLIcnEE Eastern Aycnnr.
% B r -. WOOpEUFF Railroad Street.
% '"NhElN Eastern Av,nu..
Variety and t.rocerS store.
Ills HAEl ~ E,strru Avenue.
Watches. .Irw"lrA and Toys.
.'t 'ErA EpW ELL. Cli-i"n,:,n lil'k. Main i.
lulrillUA Ililr"nd Street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07
Squibs.

Why shouldn't old clothes Ice worn in
d"oIs! because they're Invariably worn
out.
prnitcntiarN publish Il new spaper. If
You don't like ANY article published in
that i"nlnal you can drop around with
Il club almost any time, and bc tolela-
hiN certain ol finding the editor in.
y boarding house down town has lost
MOST ui : hoardrrs merely hcciuSc "A
>rt ri false teeth were accidentally
found III the bottom of the water
pitcher. II scclIS as if some people
Acre l"o particular to live.
Mrs. sag, | should like to know
Whose ferry boats are these that tuni-
hcd "Nci in the hall ;" .Fcrry -boals.
indeed. ~ir, those :I:r my shoes Very
polite al You to call 'rm ferry boats -
"DIdn1 sly ferry boats. Nus. Sage :;
N"u misunderstood me fairy boots |
said. my dear friend"
.\> an ,.NIdrnr,. al the hard times, il
may hr nIrnti"nrd that Il Noun" man
IN the state wrutc t" every bank in De
tI"u Offering tu ''hc NouI kislIcrr for
so per month and hoar,I.' and no bank
could give him II place.
The Rev. MIR. Nhipmln of Norwich
SAYS that he WAS once called to marry II
man who WAS (" hc Hnitcd ia his fourth
wife. rs h" approached th.~ouple he
sad. i> usual. ''Plcl>c rise" The man
iid"ctcd ahoml OH his chair, aud finally
remarked: .'Wr'Nr usually ~ot -
john lilnclrr, ut Franklin Grove. Ill.,,
wanting - h"m>rkrrprr, ad>riti>cs for
""nr thai ", aid stay" She did John
married her. theaprn"ugh.
Country book -pcddlcr to possible
customer. ''lrs, hut the woik is both
instructive aud humorous. That
aIm't The point. l"n >rc my husband
has cilPpl"d :" many agents, and You're
Il ni"c-i""him% l"un% man, and hate
t" SO ,"I hunt That's him comm ia
the back WI :" The y"um" man said
thr'c WIS n"rhinG compulsory about it,
.tmd WIS gone.
"Madam." he said. Won see before
}"u Il hlI@i'Cd fellow creature, amt
Il tramp. miarm. amt, I have had
my little store of wealth laid away for
th">" rainy days: but ah , nal'In Il rel
atty" and speculation brought me to
this sal state III which you see me,
WIS long "m Erie and d-Ehe , Wood +!
Vi" me SIN that wood Madam feel
Y"u cannot realize my situation Good
morning ~
.An old man III Baltimore the other
evening. gave some small cakes which
h. irad carried IN his pocket 10 three
little girls After catIm" the cakes the
children were taken sick and one of
them died. The old man himself WAS
soon after found dead in his room. An
examination showed that he bad carried
matches in his pockets with the cakes,
and that the phosphorus had poisoned
them.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07
Prenticeiana.
SOME SAMPLES OF THE DEAD EDITORS
WITrIIISM-.

SOME SAMPLES OF THE DEAD EDITORS
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07
VOLUME 39--NUNBER 2OO6.


came the rent and the butcher and tn,
/ baker.
Nov you put down thirteen dollar,
! for the Chain twelve dollars for sun
! drIrS that means cigars. concerts and
such things. Now take all that frou
my quarters salary. and see how much
remains"
She did 80 and gave IiitN-two dollar,
iS the result
"FItty-two dollars - uttered Charles
sitting back in his chair. land we haN,
not bought one article of clothing or al
furniture. FittN-two dollars with which
t" pay siNrN-live. There are thirtcrr
dollars short for this quarter. and
meant To save 1T least thirty dollars"
"Well, its no use To mourn over it. -
said the wife. in IL cheerful tone. ful
she SAW that her husband felt badly
'l.et us commence again. There l.
nothing like trying, Nou know"
For some momrnt> Charles remained
silent. He gazrd first upon the Till Ia,
held in his hand then upon the floor.
Al last h" spoke:
'llannah. Sce W here the trouble is.
and must freely admit that | have
been wrong. If | had paid for every
thing as | bought it, | should have hiI
it. lom welr right. see it all nov
| | have not estimated the yalur of men
ey aS ! ought. Let me once get uI
again to where | BEGAN. and will du
differently. | must step down to tl,
stone this evening and pay the rest IL
| get it,"
That matter l. easily settled" >l,.
rrphcd, for have money 10y me thai
| hid when | W;IS married.
lie protested most earnestly agaiu>,
taking his Wlir'> money. hut she insist
ed on giving him the money. 1t WI
her will and he musI submit 80 h:
went down and paid the grocery bill.
aud on his WAY home he sold his gol,'
chain for thirteen dollars. lie felt much
| happier NOW. and WAS ready to com
melCc the next quarter.
On the next Mnndal morning th
Young man went into the meat store t.
send home Il piece ut beef tor dinner.
''lluw much will y"u have - asked
| the butcher.
-, three or four
| Charles got 81 t,I, and then he stop
/ ped. liz. had always been in the habit
at ordering an indefinite quantity. au.i
lci\ Iuu the butcher /" rrI ii OF at Tia,
highest figure. .Ind change line highest
pIIcc: and then he remembered how
much Was usually WI>trd.
Let me have tw" puuud>. he said.
He >topl,.'I and SAW IL weighed and
then pnId inI II.
When H." went home al noon. h,
found thai his two pounds al I;,ct MIS-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07

dollar on the traders ledger that's of
no account. But Il dollar right ont of
one Spocket that was different. Charles
would not have bought them had he
been obliged to pay the cash at the
time.
"Ah, Matthews, look here. | have
something nice to show YOU" This WAS
said by the trader to the youmg man
the very next morning after the pur-
chase of the pickles. And SO Mr.. Wal
dron led our hero to the back store and
opened Il box.
"Thcre. Matthew's. amt those nice
oranges ?"
"lhey are nice" replied Charles
And so they really were.
Il know your wife would like some
of those. carried some home to my
wife. and she wanted me to save her
three or four dozrn."
These are nice. How high are
they 2"
Let me see: can send you up three
dozen tor dollar. | got these very
cheap. You know they are retailing at
five cents apiece -
YES. Well You may send up three
dozen. just chaigr it, if you please"
"Crrtainly. Anything else tli morn
ing I"
II believe not :"
Aud so Matthews went ON. This
morning il would h,. = dolInl -t,,unrrov
PERHAPS fifty cent, and then again,
pclhaps ouly Twenty-Five cents. #
didn't seem much. The >u,Iuy man
had lust as much money in his u,ck,r
AS thnu"h he bo,Ip't hnuubt tj,,u
..OuI\ = ,I,lIor." IN. v,uId say to Li,,-
self. .'That isn't much ont of twelve.
dollars Il week. And il might not he.
but the trouble Mas that the next dollar
VA, called one. dollar. and that h,. voul,i
forget Ia add il to tIu, former dollar,
and call it two dollars. and with th,
next dollar and call il three, dollars. and
So ON.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07

PaSha of the Snapt AXle-tree .
How oddly things fall out. Ten min
uteS ago | was called down to the par
lor.-you know the kind of parlors in
farm houses on the coast, IL sort of
amphibious parlor, with sca-shclls on
the mantel-picce and spruce branches
in the chimney place, where | found
my father and Mr.. Daw doing the an
tique polite to each other. He had
come TO pay his respects to his new
neighborS. Mr.. Daw is IL tall, slim
gentleman of about fifty-five, with IA
tiorid face and suow-white mustache
and wIiskcrs. Looks like Mr..
Dombcy, OF as Mr.. D"mhey would have
looked if he had served few years in
the British army. Mr.. Daw WAS IL
colonel i'll the late war, commanding
the regiment in which his son was Il
lieutenant. Plucly old boy, backbone
Of New Hampshire granite Before
taking his leave, the colonel delivered
himself of all invitation as if he were
issuing IL general order. Miss Daw has
IL few friends coming, at ! T.. NJ, to play
croquet OH the lawn (parade-ground)
and have tea (cold rationS) on the
piazza. VIII we honor them with GU
company Tor he sent 30 the guaru
h"uSc.) My father declines, on the
plea OF ll-heallh. Ny fathers son bow
with us much suavity as he knows. and
accepts.
In my next shall have Something to
tell Nou. shall have seen the little
beauty face to face. | have II PRESENT.
m"ni. Jack, that this Daw is Il rUrtt
"rhS Keep up Your spirits, my boy
until | write You another letter. and
send me along word how's your leg.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07
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uuVI ST. JOHNSRURY. VT
NbEI;lNON Pr"prirt"rs.
"iiit;f HAGOG HOUSE.
"a. NtMruET. VI
HbN MAN Proprietor
III - HOUSE
Do fENN'I~CO. CALIFORNI,
sly Nor Il 4 co. Pr",,i,tor.
vi Ni\>IIELu HOTEL
u,lr. ',"''. With all the mndrrn improve.
W " nn'Tmln"dati"n> i"I 300 quests
hEEIEE. Manager
s,,,,,. 81. JAMES HOTEL
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MEX = BUCK. Proprirtnr-.
r.sr ~ JULIAN HOTEL.
'E" F WARD rropri,roT. MA'SL'
20 TA-Hl>. .nrakI.h"Ro VA HOTEL,
pu th, ,r.,ihI, -, BOsTON
y p ,'neLican and European Plan
'n-il, O., ~ : ENENS Proprietor
-'"n"r HOUSE Bradford,
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