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DIR. CHRISTOPHER EYnrcH.

Dr. Christopher Eyrich the old physician Of Newark
and the nrst German practitioner 10 locate in that
city died yesterday At his residence on william street
lie had been III week The Doctor was native OF
Nuremberg, Bavaria, and came to this country
over swcnty.three years ago He was scvcnty.iour
years old and long stood In tho front rank OF
MS profession He bachelor and leaves rcIa-
tvcs In Anercs, though he has nephews in Ger
many. To these he leaves considerable property. Or
Eyrch was exceedingly klno-hearted old man. Hts
death rs q loss 10 tho poor Germans OF Newark He
lcit instructions 10 be buried without any SHOW or
parade aud asked that his remains be placed ~ COM
mon deal coffin and buried five A. N He lived
alone for years keeping bachelors hal ana doing h,s
nogsekeepng
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SALVADOR.
. A DIPLOMATIC now

Tho latest journals received TO October a. An
article in tho International Gazette OF Brussels
Published by the Prensa, containing an attack on
Senior Carlos Suticrrez and discrediting his reported
appointment az Diplomatic Minister Of the Republic OF
Salvador to Switzerland
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CENTENNIAL TRAVEL.

From the Pittsburg pa Despatch, Nov Ill
Already tho effect OF closing tho Centennial fslt on
railroad trac. Tho difference in the Penn.
syvsnia railroad may be judged from the that
Tuesday night between 900 and 600 passengers
east through this city while Thursday night only about
l50 went through. oi course there many going
homo, but the rush to Philadelphia over ior hun
dred years or less
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Colonel John W. Forney, Of Philadelphia. II a. ~
Clarendon Hotel Titan j. Concy. OF PennsyIvania,
and Captain E. r. Noodle, Of Liverpool at the New
York Hotel Ex-Governor Frederick Smyth, Of New
Hampshire, and William l. Scott or Erie. Pa, arc ~
the Fnh Avenue Hotel Pembroke Fetridge. Of Paris
Is at the Windsor Hotel f. l. Davenport she trags.
dian, Is at the sturtevant House. Professor 7. J.
Backus. OF vassar College. 10 At the st. Dents Hotel
william G. Fargo Of Buffalo, II ~ tho Astor House.
Lieutenant Theodore NJ Etting, United States Navy,
n the Albemarle Hotel
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TRAIN wRECKERs AT WORK.

NARROW ESCAPE FROM FRIGHTFUL ACCI-
DENT-sUPPosED WORK OF THIEVES AND
TRAMpS.
WATERFOWL, N r., Nov IL. 1876.
An attempt was made last night TO wreck the pas
senger train which Is due hero ten o'clock on tho
Utica and Black River Railroad, twenty miles south OF
this city Two short rails OF iron and several ties were
stood on end a trestle swampy place, seven
fcct deep. Tho locomotive struck the obstruction,
bending n down. and did not leave the track. slm-
lar attempt TO wreck a train made on the Rome,
watertown and Ogdensburg Railway last Thursday,
and In both note signed "Retormers" was
found near the place, saying attempt was made on
account OF reductions In wages, AMI they wanted
form. II IL supposed 10 be the work Of thieves
tramps, who hope to rob passengers In case Of
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FOUND DROWNED.

PROVIDENCE, r l., Nov. IL, 1874
Tho body OF Patrick Doherty. Of Boston, lately in
the employ OF the New England Oyster Company, was
found tho this afternoon He had been miss-
ing since October 20
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ALLEGED FoRGER ARRESTED.

HAxrLros. Ont, Nov. IL, 1874
Aman named vclteman alias Boyd. was arrested here
last night for forgery on q New York bank 70 the
amount OF $40 900 He IL held for extradision. A
New York detective has been here watching him
eruI DAYS.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

WORCESTER, Mass, Nov. IL 1s7a
George Moore, aged twenty-five years, was run over
and killed on tho Worcester nashua Railroad In
this city, Saturday afternoon.
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YELLOW FEVER.

MORTALITY REPORT OF SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, Ca, Nov. IL. 1870
The total number OF nteruents to-day was six, OF
which three yellow fever cases
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THE RUMORED FENIAN RAID.

Bosros, Mass, Nov. H. 1870
Reliable information from ST. Albans w. states that
the rumor OF proposed Fenan raid and massng OF
material at that point is not sustained by
facta No trace Of such movement can be discovered
there.
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GUATEMALA.

THE SESSION OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY,.
Tho National Assembly held two sessions on the 9th
and 18th OF October At the first session committee
was appointed to present the President OF the Re-
public the answer Of the House 30 the Presidents
sage A; the latter meeting new member, Herrera
Jr took his scat Tho bill relative to ecclesiastical
Affairs was discussed.
GOVERNMENT RAILwAYa
The Progreso OF October advocates the government
railway scheme to open . line Of railway from tho
port OF San Jose to tho Esquintla
On October meeting Of capitalists was held to
support tho railway measure, and on the following
day officially appointed to study the
question and report accordingly.
Colonel Francisco Sanchez died at Quczaltcnango
October 8
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RUN OVER AND KILLED.

Nxw BRUNSWICK. N. j.. Nov. IL, 1870
AT ten minutes TO ton O'Clock this morning . train
from the West over ana killed . boy aged ten
years son or John Powers, coachman The boy was
returning from church.
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HONDURAS.
PEACE IN THE REPuBLrc.

No Honduras journals received BY she last
steamer Tho Regeneration OF San Salvador says that
the prospects Of tho Honduras Republic very prom
isng peace has everywhere restored, and there
prevails unanimous feeling IN favor Of the govern
OF Senior SOTO, tho actual President Of Honduras
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BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS.

Rio JAvxtRo. Nov IL. 1875.
Coffee market quiet. with downward tendency. Good
hrsts O. 90 $3.50 rois 10 kilos Exchange on Lon
aon, 25,S. - -
Coffee quist prices uaintsnsd supsrior santos $500
sou rsis per 10 kloA
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LIVERY STABLE AND HORSES BURNED.

ALDAy. y. Y. Nov. IL, 1876.
George s. stan,on's Ivory stable, on Rose street,
sas burned last uen and several horses perishcd In
he flames the loss is estimated a. s6.00u
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CONFLAGRATIONS.
loss AT THE sHEnBRooKE FIRE.

Bosrox, Nov. IL, 1875
Tho frs at shsrbrookc, Ont, was caused by sn en-
pioyc6 dropping coal oil lamp The loss viii amount
10 $780, 900, and partly covered by insurance Of
$50 o00
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SCHOOL SUITS. LARGE STOCK; AT GREATLY RI
DuCED PRICES. BROkAW BR0THERS,
4TiI Av. OPPOSITE COOPER INSTITUTE.
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s The nrss OF IFS kind In Jamaica and win rsvoutoniss
the building trade.
HAYTL
MORE THREATS OF REVOLUTION AND r,Ans OF
BLooDsHgp.

BLooDsHED.
Things are quiet in Portau-Princs. although she
British Minister fears the country IL the eve OF
another revolution which Is brewing under the leader
ship OF General Salomon asprant to tho Presi-
dency. He paid visit TO Hayii last month, and re-
turned again to Kingston Jamacs where his project
can be better accomplished Tho friends OF tho present
government and OF President Canal say there
fears OF any disturbance. British n-of-war has
been sent TO protect tho British Interests the event
OF an uprising,
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vALuABLE pAnss DESTROYED.

HARTFoEp. CosS.. Nov. i2, 1915
Two barns at West Hartford, the property Of the
Wsreham .Griswold estate we're burned Saturday
svssinE Loss about 5000; insurance not ascer
@iaed
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PERU.
DxyxAr or TIE REBEL cHrxrrAIx--rHE BAT
TIE OF PIERoLA.

DxyxAr OF TIE REBEL cHIEFrAIx--rHE BAT
TIE OF PIERoLA.
PANAMA, Nov .. 1874
The special correspondent OF tho Panama Star and
Herald, writing from Lima October II, announces the
defeat and ngh. OF tho rebel chief Peroia Ofcia de-
patches President OF Peru state that tho battle re-
ferred above took place the ravnc OF Yucango near
the heights OF Los Angelica on Ocsober l9 The hight
lasted three hours and st half past three r
M before close PIeroA lied with nvc followers,
Il Is supposed TO Bolivia General La Coters advanced
9th the Peruvian troops to attack Pieroa In front,
while General Bushamsnse's DIVISION from ArequIpA
coming up on his rear OF retreat. La Co.erA
had artillery; PierolA bad He ieft his strong
position Torata toward the coast.
perhaps hoping to escape by sea, when he was at
tackled by La Coteras forco with tho foregoing result
The governments loss very small, but the rebels
must been heavy sufferers from La Coterx's
nonadc Should Picrola the hands OF his
little mercy win bo shown to him u Is believed
MISCELLANEOUS.
Other items OF Peruvian briefly given from
Calao journals folows:-The German corvette VIC
tora has arrived Rio Janeiro roue for the Pa
cinc
nro totally destroyed Gillespe's Hotel at Chala
Senior Larrain. who accused year ago OF coun-
terfciting Valparaiso bank notes. acquitted
Unattached officers from Lima and Callao have Of
fercd their services 30 the Peruvian the
present crisis.
Charles Sharp, late second ofncer OF tho steamer
Islay. been appointed captain Of tho English bark
Frankly at Saaverry, In place OF Captain Hughes,
who was mysteriously murdered a short time ago.
Mr.. Brapey and his family have arrived at Buenos
Ayres the yacht Sunbeam. He Is expected to visit
Callao
The customs treaty between Peru and Bolivia will be
revoked by the latter Republic, according to Official
notice, In six months, as mutually agreed
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YACHTING NOTE.

Yacht AtaIan,s N.Y.Y.c, Mr. Astor. from City
Island, passed whscssons yesterday ." route TO New
York
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FIREPROOr
HANDsoMELy xNp pv WELL sdnn MEATEp' r1TrsSEs
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS. BANKERS AND INSURANCE. OFFICES
APPLY ON THE PREMISES.
A-FoR GENTLEMEN's HATS OF Exral
quality 20 ESPENSCHEfD Manufactursr iiS Nassau q
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BARBADOS.
GOVERNOR HxNNxssY GOING AWAY IN GOOD
TIME.

The feeling against tho Governor, Mr. Pope Hen
messy, 10 becoming extremely intense the policy Of
this gentleman Is evidently to insult tho Intelligence
OF tho country and rouse the worst passions oi the
agricultural laborcrs against their employers
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A-BUY YOUR HATS OF BURKE, ia BROAD.
way Park Bank style and unsurpassed Popuias
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CARL nRRGMANN MEMORIAL CONCERT.

CARL BERGMANN MEMORIAL CONCERT.
Stenway Hall presented remarkable appearance
last evening. The stage and boxes wero drapcd in
mourning and in front OF the conductors stand
portrait Of the late Carl Bergman, OF the most
accomplished musicians that Germany gave TO
America Over 1900 people werc present Tho
casion tribute OF respect to the memory Of tho
deceased conductor OF the Philharmonic So
cety, given by the orchestra which
he long and so ably welded the ba,on--the
Liedcrkranz Arion and Saengerrunde vocal societies.
The musical selections wore the Funeral March,
from tho '.Heroc Symphony" the "Geisterchor,' by
Schubert; the Pilgrims' Cnorus' from "rannhauscr
and Liszps "Preludes, representing tho favores OF
Carl Bergman IN life. Professor Dorcmus delivered
feeling address. embodyng brief skotch OF the musi
cal OF the deceased, which was followed by
impassioned oratioh by Mr. Klamroth. II OF
those events the musical history OF the metropolis
that tostines in the most unmstakabe manner to tho
deep respect in which public holds the apostles Of
the divine
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AMUSEM ENTS.

GRAND OPERA HoUsE-sUNDAY CONCERT.
Mr.. +. s. Gilmore and his band appeared last night
at the Grand Opera House, for the second lmo this
season, in q number Of wcll chosen works, which
served to show or tho best qualities OF the players
Beethoven. Weber, Wagner and Meycrbeer were the
principal composers represented The feature OF the
performance the magnificent rendering of tho
selections from Meyorbecr's operas. Rarely has tho
skating ballet music from "Ii Profota," or the
eqnalled Bensd,ction des Pognards, from Les Hugue
nois, !" been given with sucn impressive effect on
this OCCASION. Mr.. Gilmore has succeeded in
training his band 10 remarkable degree
oil chcency, ana Il Is tho most satls-
factory Of American military bands Tho soIosts
last evening wereMr. Arbuckle cornet; Mr. Stanley,
tenor; Master Rtetze piano; Mr.. Bracht, 1ule, and
Miss Norton, soprano. Unst,nted praise Is due to
hessrs Arbuckle and Bracht both accomplished artists
on their respective instruments, and TO the wonderful
young pianist Rietze who worthy disciple OF the
frst Of all American pan,ss, :. Mills. Miss Norton
was very unfortunate in her selection, the .Msercreh
from III Trovatore.n She has y good voice,
telling in quality of tone, but she has very much to
learn pctore she can do any kind of justice to such
operac selection Mr. Stanley is very 'tbroaty'
tenor. ana therefore by means agreeable to his
hearers Mr. Gilmore gives another concert Sunday
next
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NEW BOOKS BxCErvED.

sSeA Shore and Prairie.-
~Impresons and "Reminiscences" "a Translation IRON
the French)
"Nat Zoan: Romance Of Borneo."
.Census Of Massachusetts, 1873"
sEpochs Of Modern History tho Early Ptaasas ,nsts
..ILe Boy Emigraut" With iilustrationA
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A.-BENNETT BUILDING.

DO NOT ANOINr THE CUTICLE, BUT USE
GLxSx's SULPHUR soar for eruptivs disouAsrA
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NEW PUHLiCATION S,

Ali treated .ypsa IN Dr. HRATHs bseks hsa 06lss sd
DresdusSs New yssk --
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SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
NICARAGUA.

NICARAGUA.
DREADFUL NuHDATIoH BIZ THn MOUNTAIN
TORRENTS.
MAsAGuA, Nicaragua. Oct 8. 1876.
Al eight A. n. yesterday this city Was visited BY .
sudden food, bringing with II huge and bouidcrs
which, forming dams In tho principal streets. inun-
dated and destroyed the entire business portion Of tho
place. The water has abated, leaving . sediment OF
from two TO three yards In depth.
EIyrxxs DRowNEn
The loss OF lie, far ascersained to date, Is A.
seen- IL will probably roach twice that number, as
there has been nY excavation done yet
DISTRACTION PROPERTY.
Five hundred houses. with their contents, are CON-
piesely destroyed Tho people suffering for food
and clothing. Notices from the mountains, whence
food came state thai nearly all the coffee estates
destroyed aud many lives lost Tho damages are
estimated . upward Of $l,0ooooo
rho cause Of the hood Is supposed TO have been .
cloud burst
Tho steamer Adams, Of the Ncaragus Lake line. was
blown ashore a. Granada and lost No lives lost
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ARE YOUR LUNGS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CHxsr insure sound health.
comfort by druggists and underwear osaiorA SINGER
Manufacturer. 7Ot Broadway.
A-FREE LIVING. THE DESTRUCTIVE ETFECTa
OF free living all classes Of society,
ps the faculties Of the body and lay the foundation Of az:
The bad resus Of ovsrburdenng the stomach With
sCHESCKs MAEpRAxE PILLS This sovereign remedy for
biousness headache, constipation liver complaint 10
being universally acknowledged and harmless
remedy. Sold By ell druggists.
A-NATURE GIVES A HARMONIzING COLOR
70 the hair age gray. PARKxn's
HAra BAtsAn rensws she color and life.
ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, 6s3 BROADWAY,
New York. received the only award for ELAs1c TnUnzs 4
Centennial Exposition.
KEEP NOT ONLY SELLS THE BEST ANT
cheapest SHIFTS II the world bat offers CoLLARx ele
giant Styles oess quality 81 50 per dozen. for 75A sT
Broadway.
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ThE UNfTyD STATES LIFE INSURANCE COZ
PANY m THk CITY OF NEw YORK

Nos 2ci, 2o2 and 2o3 BaoApvAr: Coz wnS,Sz "a sy.n -
Believing there 10 conspiracy 20 baekm.l and othsrwiss
injurs the business and property Of this Com.
Ucrsous who have in response 70 certain anony.
mons letter from
inc sbe same and the number Of their pol
ices a. reauesd viii confer favor upon the Company,
and Aid Il in evidence enable these
persons conspirIng. well sssss In susainng
valus o their property II they viii
medstey the autograph letters which thsy have
recsivsd " sny. from said parties.
JAMES BUELL., President Of the
United States Life Insurance Company.
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LEA 4 PERKINS,

WoxcExTzR SAucB
fsths original! and only worsssssrshirs ssssss
PATENTS, TRADEMARKS, &C,
secured the United States and foreign o01neries ~
ARTHUR v. BRiEsEN's YATEaf AGENCY.
25S BrosdwAy New York
Best references Send Tor book of finssrnoaona
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verdier Atates hc has Just managed TO make both
ends meet He will be busly engaged all next week
arranging Tor The return homo OF his little army
and It's baggage
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-08-10
SHERIFF SALE.
Joshua Glbbg Admir- VS. Charles Betz et al.

Joshua uloDs Aumr vs. Charles bel2 et al
By virtue of an order to sell issued from the
court of common rleas 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 18th day of august, 1876,
the following described real estate situate in said
county to-wit: Lot number two hundred and
twenty-nine in Thompson's addition to the city
Of CantOu.
Appraised at 500.
sale to commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms
cash.
julyl3-e ]. P. RAUCH Sheriff.
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SHERIFF SALE.

N, r. Glbreath VS. j. L. Broslus & Bro. ct al.
BY virtue ofa vend exponas issued from the court
Of common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio and me
directed, will offer forsale tpublc outcry at the
door OF the court house in the city Of Canton, on
Saturday, the l2h day of august, 1876,
the following described real estate situate in said
county to-wit Lot tnumbersixty.slx In jennings
6 Brooks addition TO Alliance.
Appraised at $780,
Sale TO commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms
cash.
julyl3 up. RAUCH, Sheriff,
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SalNyaay, ANgNsk I2kA, I8Z6,

Canton, on
Satayday, Aagua I2th, 1876,
all the right and tile and interest Of Jacob W, Un-
ger which no may have as heir at law or legatee,
| In the following described real estate OF Geo. Un-
ger, deceased, situate In Stark county, Ohio, to-
| wit: part Of the southwest quarter of section
number 49, township number II, range s, bounded
and described as follows: beginning at point 7
| chains and O. links east Of the northwest corner
Of sail quarter In the center Of The state road
| Leading from Canton to Akron; thence east along
| the north line Of SAID quarter 81 chains and b3
| links to the northeast corner Of said quarter ;
thence south 10 chains and 49 links on the st line
| OF said quarter TO pos thence west 20 chains
| and 48 links to post In the center OF the State
| road leading from Canton to Akron; thence along
the line OF the center Of the State road leading
from Canton TO Akron II chains aud SO links to the
place of beginning, containing forty-seYen and
| sixty Ave 0ne-hundredths acres, excepting TWO
and half acres sold TO Henry Brubecker, also OK
cepting one.half acre sold TO John Unger, II
above tract TO contain "A and 4l-l0O acres. Also
part Of the northwest quarter, same section and
township, bounded and described as follows, TO-
wit: beginning at post on the north line, 10
chains west from the northern corner OF the soulh
west quartes Of said section; thence north Ichains
and 80 huks to post; thence west 10 chain and
o. links to post on the north line OF the sDuth
west O arter Of said section thence east along
said lastt mentioned line 10 chains to the place Of
less. Also part Of the southwest quarter of seo
ton 27, township II, range s, bounded as follows,
to-wit beginning for the same at q stone ii chains
and links south Of the northwest corner Of said
quarter said stone being on the west line Of said
quarter; thence east 10 chains along s. Keaseys
line TO stone; thence west along W. IL. Esslgs
line 10 chains to white oak stump on the west
line of said quarter; thence north along said line
10 chains to the place OF beginning, said lot to
contain 10 acres Of land. AO Il part of the south
west quarter OF section 27, township II, range S,
bounded as iollows; beginning for the same at
post In the Marlboro road, being the corner OF
certain one tract conveyed TO the wife of John
Fisher; thence westwardy a'Org said one acre
tract chains and links TO the southwest corner
Of said one acre tract sold to Mrs Fisher; thence
south chain and l31l links to apost thence east
wardly parallel to the first mentiORed line chains
aud 90 links to stone on said Marlboro road;
tht nee north 80 east along said Marlboro road
cham and 20 links to the place Of beginning, con-
tainlng one acre.
Interest in tst tract appraised at SlO72.
I'd 100,
Ith IS.
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. M Terms
cash.
julyl3e up, RAUCH, Sheriff.
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AlnHdral
THE PRESIDENCY.
TEXT OF TILDEN'S LETTER OF
ACCEPTANCE.

EYhaastfVe RcView Of the Financial
QHeshon-A System Of Preparation
for Resumption Wthom HriAg a
Day, Pyeteya6h to a worthless Prom.
ise to Resume on a Certain Day W'th-
cut a System Of PylbayahoH-A Plan
N Pay tie De6t in ThHH-Eight
Years WHhONt BwaeaiHg tie PsO-
bS-T Elected, wtH Aim 10 Make
Great REFORMS in EVe,y Branch Of
the Government.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-08-10
SHERIFF SALE.
]. s. stoner VS. Isreal Schloat et a

BY virtue of vendi exponas issued from the
court of common pleas Of Stark county, o. and
to me directed, will offer for sale at public out
cry at the Touring mill now owned by said
schloat, in Plain township, in said county, on
Monday, August I4th, 1870,
the following described personal property to.wit:
One steam engine and boiler.
Sale to commence at one o'clock p m, Terms
ca h.
aug3td j. P. RAUCH, Sheriff,
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Soturd0y, Au6uSt 9th. 1876,
Sheriff Sale.


lulron ~ DIuueChGT vs. AubJlu LauB u hl'
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 5th day Of august, 1876,
the following described real estate situate in said
county lO-wit; lot of land situate in The village
Of MI Union, being part of the southeast quarter
of cton 3d. township 49, range q, beginning at u
point 40 rods due south of a point IN the north
bOunda Of said quarter section RnOwn by being
the southeast corner of piece of land decided Wm.
A. Nixon and wife to John Atwell; thence due
west 10 rOds thence due south 70 rOGs thence due
east IS rods thence due north 20 rods to the pace
OF beginning, containing ID acres of land, more or
less.
Appraised at Sl00OO
Sale to commence at one O'Clock p. m. Terms
cash.
july6e J.P RAUCH, Sheriff.
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SHERIFF SALE.
louisville Loan and Building association vs.
George Nunemaker ct ux ct al

louisville Loan and Building association vs..
George Nunemaker ct ux tai
BY virtue oian order to sell issued from thee
oil common pleas of Stark county, Ohio, and to
me directed, viii offer for sale az public ouory,
ton on
Saturday The 26th day Of august, 1876,
the following described real estate situate in said
county to,wlt a part Of the northeast quarter Of
secuon 10, towhshlp ~ himishillen), range and
bounded as follows; Beginning In the center Of
the road at the northeast corner of said quarter:
thence south chains and links to post; thence
west IA chains and % links to posi- thence north
chains and Z links TO north line of said quar-.
ter section; thence east ID chains and % links 10
the place OF beginning containing 10 acres, more
or less,
Appraised at $780,
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms
cash.
july27'e j. p RAUCH, Sheriff.