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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-28

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Stanb,pafier tatteu iib sebilbet, ipel6e
na6 uno nad nit S9leim, 9ebm uno
S6lamm ii9 iiiaten, 70 oaB uiele i6lieB
LID einen iumpfarti9en Nnblit boten.
81 bieie Stlammpiibsn brGngten fiji
ibrmlib bic BON Der itiirmiiden &aspi,
fee In bas gum 2aiden rubiaere NaIier
Der Bolsa beraubiebenban Slide unb
nabmen BON Der gtabruns Der StinpaIs
fer audi i'm eiseneu Sleii6 unb Slut
nad uno nab einer uuangenebm n, aber
ni4t ii~n3eiunben, lettiaen 8eiseidmad
an, fydbrenb bieienisen Slide, ipelfe in
reinem Baiisr seiansen ipuroen, audi
reiner idmedenben gapiar lieIerten. Ga,
ais nit Ger 9unabme bes BaIiers aut
Der 2auf beiielteu uicber f%reier, 5dneIer
unb friiber ssfuurben mar, perloreu iid
SdleiIn, 2ette uno Sdlamm in ibm balb
10, baB nit benz reineru 8aiier aud bic
Slide iuieber reiuern @eidmnd befamer.
Hod northumberland Gapiar aber
lieierten bieienisen Slide, iuelde eft
mad 3unabme uno &einisun9 oes @ais
ie:s aus benz &aspiiden Nisere in bic
Bolga berauiotangen. gu bamals.
llno bener? Seuer 1T es falt ebenI,.
9enn itpn 1T Die @olsa ipieoer tpaiiers
aud Slide uno Gapiar idnieden
bereits mieosr reiner uno biirften balo
gang rein idmeden, teionbers fpenn neue
Jiide bon Msere Der ben Strum bers
fdmeu. llnb ipabrIdeinli lid,
lie ibeinen 81 fommen! 0urOen bod
IrIt Dor 8ur5em in fueni9en Stunben
800 Bub @apiar erbeutet. 9aber m6aen
ale acknowledgement setroit in bic Su.
'unft blideu; iie uerben ibre 9elfateEe
reiuihmsdenb erbalten, fals nidt
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cine St5ruua
,srmiaden, mas leioer anseii6ts Der
triessriiftdnsen int GSarenrei9e iebr
pabri6einli9 uiro."
Weber etnc grobarttae
. ed eIfdIdung uiro aus
5tnttsart nnterm 20. Ropember Sol.
Ienbes seitrieben: Gin hieiiser &aui-
mann, Der bile 5reunoe battle, barunter
ernflnBrside unb gut ~accreoitirte,
bieien umtan6, nm iid BON
erihieoenen 6reunosn @ehiel In an.
bsineno nidt erbeblidsm 8etraa nit
brem Giro perieben 5I IaIJeu, mas, ba |
60 ieinea befannten Bermbaensper.
dltniiisn nidt uiberipra6, in fsiner
seiie etfpas beionoers Nufaqeubes !
ate. Nber als nun oieSe Wet5ef. bic
le an S%tiittearter 4aninduIer snr @ss
'mptirung selaHst iporen, prd5entirt 5
'uroeny itelte es fi1 beraus, baB Der !
'etras eln nett grbbersr ipar, oils pom .
n @lranterl raterSsidnet iporben. Der
nsfteler bate eins GemiI6e linte pers =
snoet. tpelte in aurjsm sdn5li& per- b
'ipsHost, iinc oann einen or6bereW De q
, 1876-11-07


AN ELEMENTARY ll.ASi,l,0pK or APPLIED
MEUiIAN,CS. With EIEhty y.clght Diagrams. lly
WMLs4u l!ossIrEu, T.. Il. 4. \, +. -: +; T.
q. i: l'imo.,, pp. 1!g. New York; O. 1. Put
icAi. MECilASlcs. Wl,h lA6 DiagnAs. .lsy
MlLAsAu ltos:!Tkn, lime, pp; ah; New
sAsp5lEoS sptn ASp ru!aSs spsstiiSE; ii T4osoT II
pMeLoYyS Az" t',a FME AsFs ny 4, II chf. ".
rugo: Legal News tomp.ny. ,.
Mtl7E1A: 4 C.rT oy HKALTn. f1xatpkx'
rIAL AppnEas UxLIstn.u HEf1Hs the HEALTH
lErAErNshr " Tnx noctAi .sttEScK Ahs0r!A'
TnS A. rME n.!u!an MsxfsSr. .s.,'v ucsMSeh"'
LiEE; WlI.AT Uu WE KSfW AEuCT lT' An
EsaAr NEap lIEFuAs InE CtlcAuo lsl1EnAnf
Gun, NAY, 1a7o. l'y u. A; Jouss9S. \: M.t
ttSEs,s 81 tttfsh IS hLsCEs. IT, % Fd,ed by Hssur Vans.
wUliru LGIsurEL1uw. EautAkD asu WALLIS.
yol: ", iot'q;: .,!pl ,pl' $9a' no'foa' 5alass H.
po!sSiS :Sa tF Il m.Att;s. @ Edited by l1xuy VANS.
xun,n I4uAutELtaw. llELAkn. l0.'o., pp,
MoUNrAIN.An EMU HES IN SvAl!OrsPARrs
OFlrliE Wun!n. heissted from The SatEa.,ses:
4 %op. +; J. r sav aat ~ S.po a@
ieon anil IFS Marshsts, etc. Will, Forty y-ona
llluslsatun4. l!nsa.. PIP. :Ga, New Sosks
Scs;bnps, Armstrong q c.: ptleu. 1.G0.
LAhEslnl LlnltAEt. Ny. Etdi; DANIEL
caHu: Donnclfcy, Lloyd i to. FEicc, 70 eeats.
rkhlopttALs,
National Ita:htr*' .tlvA'hiy fur SoYcmbe. IA. s.
i,arncs i 60. Now fotk aad GhieaYoi; ,
AU.trieuA SafHratlst for November III. u. AouEh'
saa,iasIa,. ist November lcamybsl4 & Co.. New
iufk1s
, 1876-11-07
ABOUT TOWN.

THE LAY BEFORE THE uATTLE.
And thus unother Presidential election IL TUX
ing place,-the twcnsy-thir1 In our national CT i
isteucc. To-day will decide who Ia to govern
th!s great nation for the next four years; wlch'
or this country will rctrogatlc IN age BY Bclcet-
Ing Samuel j.. 'rlldcn to t~cupy tho Executive
chair, or whether rutherford u. Hayes will 10
chosc,, to keep the Un.ted States upon thu path
of progress, 10 we'll inauguratcd and carried out
hy the Republican purity during tho past fifteen
years.
To-day many young ,ncn Will cast their tlrst
ballots, How great tic responsibility that rests
upon them!
REPUBLICAN nEAnouAHT1Rs. .
All was excitement, mud hustle, and work. It
waA hustle, buHtte everywhere. At tue Grand
Pacific Hotel the Btate Central COMMITTEES ciosed
the campaign, and last evening Col. A.C C.Babcock
aud Assistant Secretary 'TauIuary LETT for their
homes u vute, nntI to return Wednesday eycr-
ing. Returns have co'no in from e1ury section
of tho S.atc. Every town, yi!lage, hamlet, and
county in tue statc Las becu canyusBetl, und the
outlook mover was hrightcr since lsjo. Every
wl,crc tho gains promised aru considerable,
Names Of men and residences ato given. Their
previous politics, even, forms portion Of
lilo wu5k, anu tic result II Tint
cou,Dlpty record VI every voter III tho State VI
Illinois Is uuw IN possession. of tho cenIral
Committee. News e4eerlng froln every part ot
tho country WA rrrcivrd yesterday. There was
no lou.l-,nouthc4 pratipg about majoritics, but
sulIl showing Ut work and SURF Huceess- Cat!.
fo1nla pEotnsea her stx Voles iur tlayes aliu
| Whuelcr. Conuttticut ktcpS ~ antl sa3s, un
| cuu l.uyo ours. You eau count upon 4s iur u
rertuinty'n Oregon rclrgraplls, "onr three
! yotcs will bo cast III tho ElustorGl Coiless 1or
Hayes. l>epvnd uM'a H." fl9f't!n telo.
1icalr.l W. full IN Hue for Hayes ulld
Whuclcr.h Wisconsin alvircs weru .raEt IRON
ail poll,ts. Al a!u,ltstl thu Dclmocsacy t'as
eentercd gang VI rcpe:ltcrJ, but from al tnul'
gatlu1ls il will Gu u,aate hot ior tuMl. New Jcs-
| sey sends wurh that everything PROMISES u
! glorious Republican victory tt,4laY. New fTk
srut cheering news. Dispatches recc!vctl
last cyunlnt stated tlut TillGM would probably
not 70 ul!t n( New yurk CITY u1tl ktngs County
will over 45,txN lnalurlty, II liz dues rot ges
GU UM Tie stute Ii lost 10 tho Democracy.
Hgttl1g Ut tho Grull4 Facily 1lutel Nus even
OIL New York htatu. Az tu thu general result,
Hayes was sclling llN u ". lhe county ticket
WIS iu demand u 5u ~ 49 The nujnrity bit
OH was 5,00l III C0uk County. ln the First Dis
ttct Congressional light brtE were male Nt tWo
/ to ono un AldIict AZ tile last inulmGut cycu
tlly'bulAtncra asr dropping t!4ate, ~ tat u UT
ting III HIN ID cnnrerIacl. Mike AvDoEu!4 Ii
tAt1 to lluyr stakel e., 5u that tlu1iewuusa bu 1u
fcateA. Alke Is one uf lle1ie's most araen
supporters alsd active workuYs.
vuk COUNTY CENTRAL coAAlrTKE.
i who tuyu t!!elr headquarters ut tbs corner U
Luke aud Clark ytscets, did great de'a Y
, 1876-11-07

ILL1DKnAL TENDENCY or DEMOCRATIC RULE.
Speciai D!&patca ia 7ns Tribune.
WAsu1saTos, u. g., Nov. H.-rho voters Of
Virginia tomorrow, In ndditlou 10 the vote for
Presidential Electors aud Congressman, will
also vote uron tho following proposed
t!un: First, payment OF tho polt-tax to bs made
onl, llsfranehissng all pcrsos ronyttttd VI tbs
crimes ct petty larceny, cnbtzxlcment, ctc.;
t!irdp striking IN; ~ that :. fv.tur., o.
la.guagv ii the old Constitution guaranteeing
to tlu ilua!!lclyoters tic right to Yuto fus
ters of thu Gccsal Assembly 4EEl officers elect
GU by tho pcoule NTH, authorizing thy l.cylsa-
laiure to cuirnlcl!so persons Whu taY1 been
4 study u t,icso PROPOSITIONS will show that
the uitl nnint,lion IL initiating the course
alrea'ty .hloptel BY Nvorga aA'l other South. .,
10 thu Fcdcnll Constitution, aud to ,,ulllfy I'LL
the Legitimate rcyulls VI tne War !taelt, Thy
first amendment, tho enforcement ol q pol!-
lax before voting, Is tho islstrlMcntulty which
WAS usc,l 90 largely IN tic.rgiu ~ practically s4c-
stroy tho entire nrEr! vutu III tint Suite. u ~
retroactive proposition tlssly:cA " prohibit
t!'osr trouA vosiny whom tho Mar a!ncH1Mehts
stion is Ut u ltko character. II negro Is con,
Yicted ur petty lar.cny, nr successfully cfurScd
with having ,stulen chlrkcn, u l'ropuees Ills
perpetual dlslnfrauYl'!sclntnt anu whcrr tl!cans
Nepublcan, II will nut t,a ttiltlsult ~ sucress-
fully charge ucgrn With sunlu lMtty lartcsy.
Tle thtrl proposition IL to str!ka oat irun
Tug Constitution pFnteet!;i!.s IT, nv sparhY " slio
htitut!ou under tho operations u tAa rcsoa
| htrugttoA nets.
yyal vi Tho agc u ch!yalry, unu IN attempt to
, 1876-11-07
THE CONTINENTAL LIFE,

ALBANY, N. T., Nov. as-AprlIcatto has been
made 10 Mr. Jusllco 0sbornp Gy Henry Smith,
acting for thu Atturnoy-tfencral, for nr order
tflat thu Continental L!fo INSURANCE. Company,
Of Tho City Ut New York, show causo why It's
dissolved, w. eitccts dlstributes alld lsccelser
appointed To supersctls thu prcsent ono tn tho
action ot Juhn 4. White aEalnst tue Company.
Thu order IL asked iur On tho strength Of tic
rvpugt Ut Acting ng-Supeslntcnde'lt smYet,, OF tho
Insurance Department, who tins made an cS.
s,niuatlon u !. lif4irs Vt tue colnpuny, and
tulIs,rrs tllur assuta insufficient to ru'1n1urso
t!lc outstanding risks. Thu ortivr WIS granted
and ,laie returllabc Nov. u, ut 10 O'Clock r. IN.
, 1876-11-07

60UNH.
4, fhs Eailor NJ Tae Trfbane+
CHICAGO, Nov. B-I understand TINT Charley
Eern claims tho support Of tlo Masonic fra-
tcrutty because ht Is Mason. II this Is true,
hope every honcst Mason IN Cook County will
votu ngatnet him, for every Mason ought to
know Tint II Is his 'dusy to votc III accortlaneo
with his principles, and that he is under no ira
tcr,lal obligation to yutc for eny Brother unless
t,i]Iec aud it is unrnasunc to solicit support TN
acso.ans % i ot tratcrnal relation. am friendly to
Chatlcy Kern, hit shall nut vote for him be.
cause believe II my duty to vote for q bcttes
4 MAeoN.
, 1876-11-07

fornev for fhe Edsie!n fAtfrtrf of Iarglald-8tH!
Whercas, havo rrAton sn hclfayo that nHrnaes nre
ticfnt district nguiust tho provision. a. Chap. z
1,tie "nrimcs.' Of TIC ltey.od Statutes ', Of ,n9
United States. yon aso therefore hereby fe1nss!ss ~
tith, Tt Nti,. iii, md 10Th tnys Of November eur
rrni for the pnrl,oas mentioned tn Soc. !, tSH of
tad Revised Statutes. ,tslgncd| U. ). unsSF.
judge Hughes, Of tho United States District
Cnstrt, has niso received copy 0f tho sano Or
der III relation To Petersburg matters.
, 1876-11-07

Mrs. Chamberlain, wliu Of Gov. cha'nbeslan.
Of sit.uth Eurn'inn, was, rsi9r io Arr npsf1age,
clerk tn tic Unltgt States Treasury. hlla wus .
Miss Ingcrsoll, aIl wa4 IL remarkably beautiful
,yu1nal,. Sha was t1uul Massachusetts family
which had heco.llc impoverished III nrcoNnt o.
the War und hur fntllerw WAS ut ono tsIus District
Attorney tn Massachusetts,.
, 1876-11-07
FEDERAL ACTION.


FEDERAL ACTION.
TIE ELECTION SUPERVISORS.
Tho Grand Jury ROOM in tho Government
building was the scene Of busy iifc oil day yes
tcr,lay. Supervisors Werc coming and EolI's.
Chief Supervisor Bishop was the busiest man III
the room. About every dvc minutes hc was
called upon to furnish tho registry books' tally
shects, Instructions, etc., and VIII tne eahe
regularity he wus asked II WAS the duly oi tne
Supervisors to remain until the vetc was cutiiit-
ed. Mr.. B,shon informed luis deputies that tho
ballot- -bo1 must not be lost sight ot during the
,.ay for ouo instant, and thnt, itnncdl-
stcjy after tie closing OF the polls. they
must at once proceed to connt the vote, and
stay by IL until tho laat ballot Is strung and
CHECKED oT. lie particularly charged tl'ern to
be uu tue lookout for al attempts ~ isauou-
lent voting, and to DO their aty iearaessy. y,,o
Yesterday: Second Distr!ct, Norwood park,
1iclarll booth iu place Of l.. II. honrhas nen,-
octat; Fourth District Of thc Seventh mafu,Jonn
gley n place u Joh B9wfGn1z, pessrat, e snat,
ii plucc Of f.. @. ToDin, Democrat; Fourth Dis.
trlct Of tho Eleventh Ward, J. IL. Ncafdot in
place OF Aug. pfclncr. m
Chief Supervisor blshop Will oe ~ t'.s INV, uu'so
throughout tu-aay, fur thu convenience oI tAohe
leputlrs WHO rnnv desire to consult NM on a'ly
disputed point concerning tic performance ot
their duttcH.
The Congressional Election lnw provides tor
the appointment VI whuteycr Drpaty y-Murshala
the tn.ttd Statcs Marshal inay deem requisite
to urcserye tu peaLc autl p1Cvont any iiltcrler-
cnSe with Thy ,!gl's q tl,u yesS MhrI,, e, n,i Iu
determined to appoint l8o nspatlss, ai'u
he wus buslly engaytd yesterday III luFnisn.
fug them with commissions n1iu asslsntilehss
after tuvy Ind been sworn in by CoalIoiss!uner
fail ctt1r Ia
, 1876-11-07

n. n,McosG ".Sa}Imnm 'i' ~ H.. itcnniscnn CAM
ta M.ss.. "1S ~ n"t W. 4fsss.I Nn.on cnS nn.h IL"
~, Ill ~ % nI Mi .,itb ,,,n
aas.a % - ~ MI nn.' a IN. rrpm,,tsss usit"G anil .us
pn W ~; H. t1at.ncrr cnnn", I'D M ,.tsS
w mo"n ~ ."ti. w.. t,rnn".1tior ~ nn,ni~nt,
t Ms,. ~ ,Inr.Jn ~ vim w.t i"fnra III. %enmh
~. WV. 49, ~, ni,"va ~ hox" hccn ~
n1aM ~ t T. ~ ~. ~ hntcn ~ tts ,nninrs*
iosu ps!otv ~. sc ~ ~ t'l ~ tTU @ a&''''' ''
~ nos 5, ~. .jnir m @ ,s - nraa-s.r1 .bat
hif. bnocncit e's Eas.mR R us ~ ~ ht n,ttn IT,
~ Wona !Fpus'; ai!' .oy " ,.1 W., h III, n .hi
!uitcpf naa Ses ueeA 'eeo''s" ''eu4 uia4 ~ t'''e
c1'nmMsee' COM lM ,.,., -. u- 1.,,,. .,,,.,,o,.
Ill 1ae meat aGttua ~ W. nsH nnH 1.h
WAS paGl!ca1on ~ atn v0.tM"t st siiat'"s snu @
stanttaY tnat MI nInseA - tses % ~ III IT,
Jtr W1t4 tA!s GnmMlt!ee aau NV s, ~ J. foea LIE ~
pnol!can eoa!a ~ nHhuat"u , WHY "pun ahc W ~,
,s ~ ~ pv M nrn In IT, H.rI nor I.d h. rnin,t
us,s ~ ,sr,na.ti,nn III NV +" nopinats liz. Hnfun,
S"r tj he show M any authority to net, ~ rus.
iirhct in ihe J0utraai, anti Mr, lluw, uf this tom.
mlttcs, saLsequentlyto Alr. Dabc!cl:s ttrpnrturc,
| h4yin. secn b9sh NJ. bogus an@ Mr. ualcack. rus
| epiyuu no tntln!atlon from tneni tiat eney We!o
~ ~ hns "" 'e 'a
ttut my sacn lttttf u aa''lot'@aIon ~ '4s' uao
WV "" wi II ,' AVN led Mr., pa,cocksa rc,urn tvo
monhers oi thu Republican seaatorlai District
COMMITTEE Informed ns t!at lash absolutely re-.
fused tu Withdraw, aud fhat fhty had ~ po"trto
tptthdrup h|m. u.., ~,
Y: A. 'a1e ~ Q oci1c3 this a1lcfHoon ~. Nesd
elid that ho kuaw AolhIAxut hia pEoPoaca eanda-
| u. All Committees with whom wc conferred
t agreed ln admitting Batn's nndtue.a Tor thu po-
sstlon: ,,,.,, .,,.o ;, .,,..
, 1876-11-07
0Vill'ii Ian i I 'Illll()l'
OF ten years growth cured BY
DR.. RADWAY'S REMEDIES


uult UpwpIA lur TEN fetth-
AyS AnboE, Ice. II, ir7s.-!lM, lsnWaf: LIS
OF rfn may Urlutitc tnaEc tiis s1atcAltnt. ,or.
Id, tia WI Ovarian TutoF ~ tsia nfarGs ~. " In
fIs tVt ten yrAEs. tried thu b.st ph}sti!n, ~ ~.
rlarc Without my lEnrli. II VAS SsuNlhF at m1
liIttr That could tlUL lhf4 ufS1 liuEn vuh..fIr.
friend uY Ulu itlcuI nlr tu Try 1a!d"ays ,s.s
had nut nlugil falll II thv& hut anstly A'tet *A
deI.u.tAul, ttsGi, ttlttt ,..s,,xrn, tso hofe4 VI
cI,a.ed aix hu!tIs, u ~ M trt' u,rJ tesa
vcfe. uhel {wc!so usoro Lu1ca " at III Irf'r thtY
wefa 1Isu lad lust twcnl3 4tu tsi waa &lrc tia
continued to uss thc nls4scte aii!t ai.,n s!sIt Gfs
I xss eutisrly CURED. tuuk llt ASAauuI ~. n,na!A
i,uNlhk and during that Ilnfc .t ~ nirrnt ,tx
III iii i lnuk ttren JukeM botl!sa VI .si ".
ixfju itUtt1 slid six bU4cA VI ltLc Eli of gratitude
iueI MftaGily well. aud Wy liyati !. a,' yvu ~,
to t;aG 2Sr tfIs lep III IaY ,sep Affsti ,is.y uc3
s sai III S prnysr ii sl,at iuay bc IN 'nus'
10 o's1s r las bre" to l"' ,tEs. 4. g BlD1SS,s Il.
$,, Ii,fna who ru1kcs t.iu 4huse H., n.trIue ID
rc,,.sr fr wi,n,n rtucstcl yuu ~ .Hts is, iii
tums te1a IlIc usrarIHrt alasu sA 49, .t u htt uf
~ MI. will tf1u FlIoii VI HAAt r,rt EItt1J4Ia
VIII - NAV say ahat litI slalci'ieati 4 IfltCil.
4ssacaI,GG,, tSi*1,d ~, ,hsu,t. XuS Ast >!!eh, Il,
Le 1 Il aud haa Lsea aat any sadoaIE
emuwn IL d. nHi lie fact. thetG,n .n aae an knvss s
shIv md n II Tun1eninhlY t4IrrcGt. =? one ""'
IGbias viii iulIsTa 1aar pIi::NJ. cocHEa
{GIxltd) MANY tOtkLtG
naiif 2, Eusl'
, E. u. puSp.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-07-06
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK, June Y.
Flour-No. 2 81 1908 4O superhne Western
and State So 1854 20; common to good extras "a 20
AZ "a. good to choice S4 7565 40: white wheat
extra SIS 7O@7 rs; extra Ohio 81 8O@7 90; St. Louis
IS coos %. Rye -four dull at 81 75a5 %.
Wheat-Milwaukee soft 81 l69l lSi No DO at
81 O9A6ll 12 No. 3 3Minnesota 81 10; so. Chicago
81 l7tGl 10; No. 3 Chicago 81 G@l 07; ungraded
spring 81 O5@1 28; No. 1 spring 81 S0@l32.
Rye-Quiet but firm; State 96H@97c; western
S6zSaS7c; Canada, in bond 96a97c.
Barley-Dull and unchanged.
Corn-Market scarcely so firm; Western mixed
damaged and heated, 49a54c; mixed and no grade
54JIa541Sc; low mixed graded 5712aooc new WWesE
ern mixed ungraded 53a6l. o.
Oats-Steady; mixed Western State 84a44c
white Western do 37@47c
Eggs-Frmer; Western l5c.
Butter-inactive; Western new l8a24c.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-07-06
GET RELIIBLE INFORMATION

We would advise all persons who are contem.
plating trip to the West, either for pleasure or
for permanent settlement, to first select the best
and most direct route, Now the fact that the Old
Reliable Htnnibal St. Joseph Railroad and con.
nectlons, form the only line running through
Pullman Sleeping Cars and Day Coaches from
Cleveland and Toledo via theT. W. q W. R'y, and
from Chicago via the G. B, &. Q. R. r., via Quincy
to St. Joseph, Atchinson and Kansas City without
change, making direct connexions at these points
with all trains for the West and South, should
satisfy every one that this Is the route. Should
you desire map Of this line, or any Information
regarding time or rates, the same will be gladly
furnished upon application, either BY letter or In
person. TO I. PkNNFiELD,
n Gen. Pass. Ticket Agt, Hannibal, Mo,
nArSoom
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-07-06
SHERIFF SALE.
Patrick G. Hull VS. Elisha Teeters. ct al


BY virtue of 9th order TO sell issued from the
court of Common Pleas ofStark 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 9Th day of august, 1875.
the following described real estate situate in said
county, to-wit: Lots number sixty and sixty one
in Teeters' addition to the town Of Alliance and
known as the Opera House Block. ..
appraised at $4,000
Sale to commence at one o'clock p m. Terms
one.third cash on the day Of sale, onethird in
nine months from the day Of sale, and the re.
manning one third in eighteen months from the
day Of sale the deferred payments to bear interest
from said day Of sale, secured by mortgage on the
premises.
july6.e RAUCH, Sheriff
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Sheriff Sale.
Thomas Fielding VS. James Jerome,

By virtue of vendi exponas issued from the
court of common pleas of Carroll county, O., and
to me directed, will offer for sale at public out.
Canton, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of August, 1875,
the following described real estate situate in said
Stark county, to wit: the south half of lot num-
Der seventeen, also twenty feet off the south side
of lot number nine, in the town of Minerva.
Lot II appraised at tS-
Twenty feet appraised at g
Sale to commence at one o'clock P. m, Terms
cash. ]. P. RAUCH, Sherif.
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PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE MARKET

PHILADELPHIA, June 70.
Flour-spring wheat family "a 2O@5 S5; do win
ter Sc 00@6 rs extra 81 O0@4 70 common 10 cnolce
chipping extra 81 COOS so.
Hheat-Western red 90c@l Isl Pennsylvania
red, 35; amber, 81 As; white Michigan Sl 4og
100 .I f.
Rye-Market dull; Pennsylvania SOaSSe'
Corn-Sail 5814c; steamer SOC; yellow ooc west
ern mixed 54G58c.
Oats-White, 84942c; mixed Western 35c;
Butt r-Ouiet; New York Bradford county and
Pennsylvania extras 23@26c; do frsts 2O922c;
Western extras 18@20c; do tirsts 169l7c.
Eggs--Steady but active; PennsylVanla' NE"
York and Delaware fresh tic.
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CASTORIA.

Is pleasant and perfect substitute, in all cases for
Castor Oil Castoiia is the result Of an old physi
clans effort TO produce, for his own practice, an
Effective Cathartc, pleasant to the taste and free
from gripping.
Dr.. Samuel Pitcher, of Hysnnis, Mass, succeeded
In combining. without the use of alcohol, purga-
tive agent pleasant To take as honey, and which
possesses ell the desirable properties Of Castor OH,
1t adapted 10 all ages, but is especially recon-
orders Of the stomach and bowels of children. II
Is certain, agreeable, absolutely harmless, and
cheap II should be used for wind collie, sour
stomach, worms, costiveness, Group, &C., then
J. B. Rose 4 Co., 46 bey Street, New York are
the sole preparers Of CastoriA after Dr. Pitchers
pecipe.
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Saturday, the 5h day Of august, 1876
SHERIFF SALE.

Philson Brubecker VS. Austin Lane, ct al
By virtue of an 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
outcry at the door of the court house in the city Of
Canton, on
Saturday, The 9Th day Of AoguSt, 1876,
the following described real estate situate in
said county, to.wit A lot of land situate in the
village of Mt, Union, being part of the south
east quarter of section IS, township 49, range 6,
beginning at point 40 rods due south of point
in the north boundary of said quarter section
known by being the southeast corner Of piece
of land decided VIM. A. Nixon and wife to John
AtWell; thence due west 76 rods, thence due south
% rods, thence due east 76 rods thence due north
20 rods to the place of beginning, containing IA
acres of land more or less. ' ss.. ~.
Appraised OF $4,000. ,r. .... .or.
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. m Terms
cash. J. p. RAUCH, Sheriff.
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Saturday, The 5h day of August, 1876,
SHERIFF SALE.


Henry Neiswanger VS. VIM. Neiswanger, ct al.
By virtue Of an 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
said county, on
Saturday, the 9Th day of AugIst, 1875,
the following described real estate situate in said
county towit: Lot number twenty-one, in said
village of Marlboro.
Appraised at A00.
Sale to commence at II o'clock a. m. Terms,
one.third cash, the balance in two equal annual
payments with interest from day Of sale, secured
by mortgage on the premises.
july6-e ]. P. RAUCH, Sheriff.
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WOOL.


BOSTON, JUIIt 2.
Wool quiet and buyers moving very cautiously
A few plrcbases have been made In Michigan
feeces at 25@2sc; Ohio and Pennsylvania tieeces
at SOc, but buyers quite indifferent Ohio and
Pennsylvania extra and double extra quoted at
36a3Oc latter extreme price for choice feeces Wis
consin and Michigan other Western feeces S0a
85c Pulled woods dull and moving slewly at 25a
4Oc for super and extra. Combing delaine heeces
very little has been done; quotations almost
nominal.
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Lost or Stolen.

In or about Ogden House once on Tuesday
night, Pocket Book containing valuable papers
and ten dollars In cash-papers OF no value 70
any one but owner. II pocket book and papers
money may be retained, and no questions asked
JOHN KIDD.
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Notice to Water Consumers.

Those knowing themselves indebted for water
rents from July l, 1876 to January l, 1877, will
take notice and call at the Water Works office in
the Eagle Block, on or before July 20, 1875, ana
pay their dues for the current six months,
By Order of the Trustees,