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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-06

~ Die Berbinbuus nit 9outrs
Sslanb. mitteIs Der Dampfdbre, nor
auf sinis: Gage unterbroden, ba Serr
Bbolt bes ftarfen freibeifss ussen, "a
ntdt fur ratbfam belt. bic Sabrten 81
ruassn ; iebt NO Der 6Iub pisoer psnis
eis fdbrt. madt oas Boot pieber feline
reselmabisen SabtteH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-06
Die biaisaen Sanai&nbe fur
Serren una 9amen bet
u. u. & q. &. MerteuS.

n@- Ser erite Sepmber (8intsr-
monat i'm 3alenbtr ~srnannt), bot fid
aud nit elmer wirflidsn YoIar-Sdlte
eins.ftsut. Die Hadt bonn 80. Nop.m-
Der auf ben /. Ss,embsr mar unbe tinst
Die taItete biefss Bintsrs uno feel bas
Sue6llber i'm thermometer unter Naa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-06

S6T Nus msbrsreu Sbsilsn bs
County lomHen uns &laatn iiber Die
untsr ben sawsiasa araGirHnbs 8rant.
belt ~ Sbren. GS itsint bieisIbs
Seude ,u iein, Die int lebten SABRE
iolds 8srbeerung anridtste.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-06

AlsPtpVe UNIV UtuHIpdttem Npf1rpep.
Spmptome elmer franftn 9tbtr.
&dmer,en In rtr rcdten Ssite, unttrs
o. balb rer 8ippsn, UNI f. grocer
teim 1rud; mitunter 1T ter Stmcr,
In ber linfen Seits; Ter 8rante lam
faum auf her linfcu Ssite Iirscn;
Gitcr mire Ter Sdmer, untsr rem
SdultsrtIatt sefiiblt, ure tetnt f6
taufs tir CUR ShultertSte aus, unp
wirp mituntsr fur 3trumatirmIS i'm
@rm ptrtannt. Ter Naseu lritct al
@pretitlpfstcit ami u,trltit; bic G,ns
8epeiee lnb alsemcin rernppit, maud,.
nal wsdiclnp nit @tiltrsn ; her 8ppf
III ltitenb unc nit tumpfem, i6rersm
ShmerS int 5intertcrf telalipt. @s.
rSbnlih %eriitirt aud Gteddtni6s
FORBADE, tealeitet BON reirlidNm Sc
fItl, ais Iei stpae untulaGtn, ros
bate sctban merten Irurn. Gin lsidttr
trcdner fuhen III mituntsr i'm Sc.
fplse. Ter gatient tIast itrr Mattiss
lett unt Ghmdhe; CT ridridt lcidt,
Irint 5ibr int talt cher trcnncnt, unt
sr flast iber rridelnest @tiiitl In ter
5aut; fein 0tmitb III %nitrugtI6las
gen. unp rtrrbl sIaubsnt, tae Ter
perlide 8tpe8un9 ibm wpbIitun
rirte, lam or trd faum Kraft senus
fammelr, Is gu pcrluten. gr miE.
traut In @abrbeit jtrem !SeiImittsl.
Strl6ictcns tieItr e%enannten Ssmp.
tome ttSlritcn tie 8rarItcit, tc6 bat
Is Sale sescben, no mc:,,se trrleIbcn
triffirten.d jetp bic unterluGuna tes
&Srpcrs mad benz 4 pts bewics, tae bic
Weber tn grSbter u%nrrrnur9 mar.
8aIteS 5iebtr.
Or. 6. @s9ane's 9cbersptIs
len In 5aIlen sOn faltrm Ste
Der, nit Suinin senpmmen, sr,e.atn
bic beten grfclse. GS gisbt tdn trNss
rec Yursirmittsl Dor mp rad BEN @ina
nebmen Won Suinin. @ir ratbtn alien
init sisirr &rantt.it @sbaiteteu, ben.
ielten einen nrpartetif6sn 9srs
tu6 lu ar.eabrcn.
Set a.den bili6ltn lluprtnunssn unt
OILS dniades gursirmitteI unpsrslsi6.
lid.
Ean bite fi4 Dor SaIiSuHssn.
Die adten linb mic %ibrrudcrt.
Stee Shattel bat einen rptttn
@a6Sfescl auf hem Tedel nit Der Sn.
fhrift DR.. @tseans's esbsr. piuen.
Die adten M.eane's 9ebers
ptlltn baten bic Sisnataren pcn
6. INSANE unb 1temingB rps.
auf BEN Ttdel.
1- gsrIan8t tei surtm Drpsais
fen opsr Storsbalter, sud bic adtsn
Or. @.eanr'S pettrspttitm
1a seben, praparirt BON Ustr. GlrmIns,
pittsburgh pa.
gsrfauft bel reipsitablsnD rcsaiasn u.
Country Storetaltrrn i'm aassmtinsn.
IN Tiftaistn. rsl&s Dr.. q. Wssant's O..
ttr.pitttHla sufn&sH rinf6sn. ftntsn rr pr rsa
saa tratas. tintni 1tait sG Der. e.. cine e4sAtd
stnsn fur Is asnis.
9hrattreisniaG siastrph 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-06
'nhqo,s 9o1s
tag iapm l'euA ,aI6 aaeal ,,qaoB
aoa 14uasuB sauspl ,l5

fkS- Mebrere unisrer @irtbe fnS
nit benz Girbrinsen hires Yorratbes
pom @iS fir hen udditen Sommer be.
idaftiat. Sas ~gefrorene Nab 1T bon
p%or,lalider SuaIitdt, 70 FLAIR wis
Rrpitaa unn 5 bis 6 3oa Md.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-06
aaqoS 9oH
,'q gu n'9u9
nj seu'6ilu I'Ae5 auaasloS

aA- Or. Gttmue(Ier it elmer Der ip,-
nisen aludIiden Weniden in @ermann,
ieiue Satin bat ibn ndmltd nit eiuem
iuna.n S%tdmmbalter beidentt. Sra.
tuliren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-06
Stir Yuum !!
SIR Yun&
Tstnsr Galifornti&sr Srant=
peta, Stun, 8urbou una @ogsea
8bisteb bet
abolpb 3 VruSot

EES- @m Dienstas ben 26. Seien,-
Der peranaaItet Der harmonic" De-
iansperein. CUR Seier bss ~,,peiten Beib-
na&ts'sases Elm srob.s CONCERT unO
fanitrdni6sn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-06
NbolpbS g. Yrubo {
SsrseBt ni@t, elm Yaar jemer
biaisen 9anai9mbe sin;mtanfsn
inosm Groteris=S Store hon
Otto g. Wounig.

ba5- q etraut burd Srn. Srie'
bensridtsn GbaS. Sofmann ON Siens'
tag ben Stem DECEMBER 1876.
SER 3 obn 8Ieiubienf,
nit
S%rduIeiu Katharine g d u 3.
Nose bas iunse Gbspaar ben @ea
Surd bisies 2eben in Sreube unb Slid
auriidlesen. ia Der @uufd alerHreunSs
berfelben, benz aud mir uns anidIisben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-06

gpatcmmtnftr Gours In Usf&Gfis. siubien
in ben Der. Staaitn uns unsntbtbrlih fir
iunat N6nnsi. tptl6s aus ttm 9ampf I'm has
Daftin srfslsrtin btrppresbsn tseatn. Gin
Gpurs faun In brd bic sitr Rpnatsn pclsneet
itin. aoa unb eosis $t7 bio $22 yer 12snat.
Der prafbtnt fam, cine lltine Mnlabl 40 $50
ptr Rpnat In ftinfr gamiIie aufntbmsn. TsL
fen Dobnbaus 1904 Gbtfnut Strabt 10 In
sinsm Der fhSnRtn Stabtbdls nnb uur 10
Rinateu BON Der S@ult s%ntftrnt.
Sir ndbtrs aushnft unb Circulate ptntt
man f1 an.
7. Il. RICE, II. III, l.. L. B.
President
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-06

1g- lleberrode unb Seisofen fnb
b~eut,uta9e bic bette SanbelsartiseI.
so fasen unfsre Gsfdaftslsute - uuo
bic ioQen'B bod piFtn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-06

s6y~ Nm Montaa ben lSten b. 81.
in>et cine uertagte Sibuna Der GountB
Soult iiatt,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-06
Dlnf1a9un9.

Gleu oenieniaen bic eurd ibre 5beiI'
nabme an benz 9e,denbesrabnib meinss
peritorbeuen @attin, Serolnant
Sdmiots, ibr Seileib betunneten uni
Defenders Der Sermanner Seuerpsbr,
iprede i'd hermit meinen berilider
-ant aus.
8 Iifabetb Q d III D .
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-06
Sr, u. SdmsG,amil
Yrattii@er ar,t,
@aibinaton Wo.
Office nebeu Minds 9pothete.
VII baS reiiense Yablifnm

VII baS reiienoe Yablifnm
Sestr, Der has aIts @atsrlanp tsiuden cher
gtrmanbt aus Dsuidlanp fommsn la1tn MIL
ipatt Jabrtiasts iibtr Baltimore lSfen.
Die pradtsollen ntusn Tampfer es
Ncroaeatiden 2lobs,
Braunidweia. n0OSons, Gap llnbatid
Mdrubera. 800 Sons Gap saaer.
Baltimore, $500 . Wtper
Berlin, $500 Putiher
Ohio. $500 y Mepes
a.ip,is. $500 y $ofmann,
fabren ,ssslmG6is ale Il 1ass ,wii&tn @altis
more unb Bremen une nsbmen pa0a9isrs ~
biliafteu Ratsn an.-Du eaneunssplaB ttr
Dampfi6iHt IL tuslti6 Depot her Baltimore
unp Shp Giitnbabn, ptltt pa1asitre BON unt
na& hem @taen ~ bilieeren prsilsn bhSr.
bert. ais irssnb cine Giisntabn BON Ntw yeri
sstr philadelphia.
gti sniunfi sr Danpfi&iHs tpirs sas Depot
fir alt nidt Mnsefsnte sti&ISOtu. 70 tab biz
Giuuanbtrsr niht Der 8tfabr ausstftBt fnb BON
Hstrhssrn btI&pinbelt ~ tptrbsn, mas In anesrsn
oafsnplabsnI tibsr 70 oft br 8al II.
g%inmanoerer iiber Baltimore babtn
teine nntofen fir transport bes
@epades.
aRit SampffdiTen bes @orbbeutidtn
2lopb murben bio Gnbe 1874, 540,G7
Rerionen bef0rbert.
@abrenb Der Wintsrmonate tptrbeu
Feline @aiatten'$ aFaaiers anssnomrnen'
Dssen ,%psiersr ausfanft psnbs man I'D an
". Sdbubmacter S Co.,
No s SIo Sas Ctr.
Baltimore, Orb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-06
No. IS aSflr etueu @erut

49, Us AZ UT tIHtH Wttu q
Du in Der 0afe bait ! Sic III GAM
u,rfopft; berfdaHe Dir etpas ben Dr..
8. s. Reaean's aatarrt'e nuH Der
Iinbert, teilt unb furirt ieoe Rafen'
ODER Salstrantbeit. Wrobef&a&ttIn
so Gsnts per Yof. Dr.. 8. 8. Re9sau.
314 G9ennut Str., ct. Souls.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-06
Sanfia0umN !

Nnsn benlenisen Die ourd ibre Se-
theiliauus on benz Neitenbe8dnsnib BON
Gornslia uno s barles Us III
4eiieI uns hire Sbe ilnahme beseua'
ten, unb Defenders Den Srdgern, welds
uniere aeliebten Sobten su ihrer leeten
@rbehdtte truaen. ftatten mir hermit
u~nirrcn nniaiten Cant ab.
Die %trancrnben Sintcrblicbcnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-06

bret setts Sameapsl3e, pel9e
ID nod hon metnem SsHeriou
Sttp Sarratb abris babs, faa
biats ~ fanfen. Spre@st bor bel
Otto g. Mpunta.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-06

s 1899 sssss. .!ssss , ~ e.:
Der Dot &c sislsi2i irstns ttns
ssss. !, st g., s' T. In, &sssis:
w" " iii rssuIrt ii, 70 u bic oeiuns.
u. iss fsts stSs s:ss,,si ss' 3,
ssetri struHa4t aogiSssSss S'sst Ss masenisnr. ;SisSisn
SsSmeS, aadsss aniads, Saglcpt.n. StereaIesI ~
Ssses sse iGIaassiasaoils unS saasstt srss.s Ss" Se',,si
si%"on:, Law. lave .,i M' sssti sSss.Ss , sss s.t Is st ssirsi
ssssS' rrtsIsrdS, unb ba q uur eine sinfa3s. vesstabutifAAt
spisSuns III, tam a. aud MD t4sbtu, y rs9sr Gusanias
70 au4 ttnstnemmsn. rtIs. Ss Y nSsTah ~, 1 ssssuss.s Tus
Spannss BeS aanbtS s~mpfstltn g, ny:
Son. aisranbtr o. etepb<us ron Georgia.
sSSVt IN Pic, gss ssn S e.. Ssa,,ra.w 10. masans.
Den. Sebn o. Gerhon..
!: I; I.1ii Y iiei&s uuisr ben eiKlsn Hne,
auf ,psI&s ptr risrsstn
Imti ,i.~. Per psa
" $l.0.
Gabrbtrt muir BON
J. Il. zsiin b %.
philadelphia, Va.
Del alien apstbsierx ~ babsn.
ausus aus siasn e4rststn ron
Don. &esaLssr q. ekgsens. saiirt
8. WarL is72: so stbrau4t mite
unter, rsun mtta 9ufanb % rtss
Iaust, nit eutsm Gdls Dr. etms
mons Seller Rssulatcr. Or " rnute
uns s.fAut mir tsIkr aIs anetrt
Rdrte arstnsien.A
Gtas erfolsrei@e ar,.nst.
- ga fam os sins eiSlyrdA'
aaet1,n ssssn esbsr'ststn, ess'
nrou, arnn brsnntu unb gsrtauunssbei4rsr'
gkkLIu kIIIk ben. ''Simmons' Liver Rcgu
ItLuu lni Vlii lator.' - bsitsrs s~mp'etIsu. = es'ri'
10. G3unSsr. 6bei GIst, gtaasd
- |psts Uen' Dfks.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-06
1si allen apstbeferx ~ baben.
gtae erfolgrei9e ar3snst.

so fam ois sius erfsisrd4e
Rstetn ssssu esber!eissnt ess'
brsnnsu urb gsrtauunssSeitrsr'
ben, ~"simmons' Liver Rcgu.
lator." bsF,rs smpisbIsu." esris
To-. Dunssr. 6bsi GItrf, Tbdasti'
|ppta UoH, Cffes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-06
ptspbs SABRE cor BEN VubNtum.
ST. 6. M:Qaae'S
btrlbmte


sur VtlHh5 ven
fcpaiiiis ooer frber- hrankbeiirn,
Gispeple unp tr%anfbaftem 8rpfptb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-06

:s:::ss:.dss $ . y e !:
antsrs 3ranftsit, unb enlfe 20
|aesen uirb hrtnsene esiuaf.
Ebenn be esbsr In tbrtr 9tattfs
seii Tesuttrt N, 70 IN bic esiunes
sti !ssts stGs ;st,,, ns's g,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-06

Ssttr, Der has aIte gatsrlanr tsiuben cher
gtrwanpt aus Ssutihlanp fommsn iaTsn wiQ
iplte 5abrtiatts iibtr Baltimore lSfen.
Tie prahtpollen neueu Tdmpfer etS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-11-16
9 . 4
CARRIAGES.

TO THE WoRKIN CLAsS.--We are now pre-
pared to furnish all classes ith constant employ
nent at home the whole of their time or for their
spare moments. Business new, light and proita
able Persons of either sex can easily earn from
50 cents to s. per evening, aud proportional sum
Boys and girls earn nearly as much as men, That
all who soc this notice may send their address
and test the business we make this unparalleled OF.
fer; To such as are not we'll satisfied we will
send one dollar 70 pay for the trouble Of writing
commence work on, aud q copy Of Home and
Firesde nne of the largest and best illustrated
publications. all sent free BY mail Reader, II you
want permanent profitable work, address, GEo,
6TlEsoN & Co., Portland Maine
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-11-16

married; when married she will let down
her hair. These Moqui danes and dam
'els seem to do the hard work. An inte-
rlor scene shows us a row of them on
their knees behind some primitive corn
grinding apparatus that causes them 10
look as though they were scrubbing
clothes on a washboard; and in a corner
sets the head ofthe family on his haunch-
es lazily smoking his pipe,
The pottery from the ancient ruins of
these towns, and the ruins themselves,
are very interesting to those who have
any taste at all for archaeological studies.
Here is the model Of part of an ancient
cave ruin found on the Rio de Chelly,
Arizona, and aside of it isanother model
OF the village or series OF houses restored
to their original condition, as it is conjec-
tured to have been. The houses occupy
long ca e-like crevice in the side of q
blut, which has been, to large extent,
dug out to contain them. They are con-
nected together and run a distance of
800 feet, being fifty feet above Il valley,
and the bluffs rise two hundred feet
above them. The central feature is a
three'story tower, Of the ruins of which,
or OF one similar to it. a model is pre-
sented to us. Its diameter is forty feet,
and 1t is built of roughly dressed stone,
laid In mortar. The center is circular
chamber, surrounded on the outside with
fourteen small rooms all around the cir
cumference Of the tower. The central
room has its floor depressed towards the
centre, and is supposed to have been the
council house-estufa, it is called, or
sweat house a very appropriate name
indeed for council chamber; and par
tlcular applicable to our national con-
gressional halls. There is another style
OF houses much more singular than these
cave houses, called cliff houses. They
are built of masonry in CreviCes in the
sides OF reclpitous cliffs of rocks, and
the wonder is how the material was ever
got up there, and how the people came
up and down to them. 1t seems clear
that they could not have been intended
for ordinary dwellings, and it is conjec-
tured that they were houses of refuge in
time OF war particularly for the women
and children, There were probably lad
ders to them, which have decayed away,
or steps cut in the rock which time has
eroded and broken down. We are shown
a house in the side of the cliff in Mancos
canon, that is 800 feet above the valley,
and above it the cliff rises perpendicular
ly for many hundred .eet The rock pro-
jects over the house, so that it needs no
roof 1t is of two stories, each story six
feet in height, the floors, of course, hav-
ing decayed away. At the side of the
house an esplanade or yard has been
cleared away, which in extent is 20 by
10 feet, and furnishes the only prone
made place which the occupants had.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-11-16
THE GREAT SHOW.
The Moq,liS and the ancient Ruins of Ari.
zona-7he Canon of the ColorGdo-Mr.
Washington.

The United States geographical and
geological survey. of which Mr.. Hayden
is chief, introduces US to another Indian
tribe who are dwellers in houses-in this
case of stone-the Moqui tribe of North
ern Arizona, and to the ancient ruins of
what is supposed to have been the work
of their ancestors. In the end of the
government building, set as windows in
its walls. we are presented with views of
the grand and beautiful scenery upon the
Colorado river of the West, and also with
pictures of the ancient villages of Ari-
zona, among them being houses in VOL.
pi, the house of the governor of Tewa,
and the entrance to the Shi-pau-i-luv-vi.
Upon the wall hangs large picture up
on canvas of scene in an underground
chamber of this last named ancient viii
lage of villainous name. 1t is called
"The Prayer for Rain" aud depicts seven
of the male and female inhabitants en-.
gagged in incantations over fire. The
chief performer is on his knees vigor-
ously blowing upon little box contain
ing the embers, and by him stands mai
den beating a fiat plate upon the ground
lie ears of maize, white, green and red in
color, and upon the top of each of two
forked sticks stands bird, They need
ed to pray for rain in that arin country,
but got it so seldom that they must have
been discouraged. The Moqui maidens,
we see by this and other pictures, ar
range their hair in side puff Of the shape
of wagon wheel and trifle less in size.
Num- pay.yu, moqui maiden of Te-
qua, Arizona, and the bell of the tribe, is
thus portrayed in her picture that adorns
the wall; it is the sign that she is un-
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TTLDEN WILL TAKE LIS SEAT.

We assure our Democratic friends and
the lovers Of peace and order that they
may possess their souls in patience. We
cannot be cheated out of the presidency.
If Mr.. Tilden is fairly elected, he will
take his seat constitutionally and peace
fully. He will not b, fraudulently coun.
ted out. He connot be. The mutterings
on the streets and in the public gatherings
in all the land are omlnously indicative
of the purpose of the American people to
maintain fair play. They can endure
the election of a Republican president or
OF Democratic president, but they will
not endure the election of Republican
or Democratic president by palpably
fraudulent count at the point ofthe bayo-
net. This is the end ofthe republic, and
there is popular determination that the
republic shall stand. Four years ofblood
settled that question.
But there is no cause for present alarm.
1t is ot yet certain that fraudulent Re-
publican return will be made. AS we
probably have the three Southern states
in dispute, the sweeping outrage ofcoun-
ting hem all out will scarcely be attempt
ed. If it should be that is not the end.
The electoral votes must be counted in
Washington on the second Wednesday
in February. There are several Consti.
tutional methods Of defeating fraud.
1. The House will insist that the
Twenty second Joint Rule is in force.
and then the objection of the House will
be sufficient to reject the vote of any
state.
2, 1t will be insisted that the Senate
and the House, sitting as Joint Con-
0eHkion, must count the vote, and that
Joint Convention would not count an
unlawful vote from any state.
3. The constitution commands that
The votes shall be counted "in the pre-
5ence of the Senate and the House of
Representatives" The House can re-
ect fraudulent vote by refusing to lend
he sanction of its presence to its
a. BY either of these methods, which
ire lawful, the fraudulent electoral vote Of
my state can be excluded from the count.
md then the House, having declared that
here has been no election of president
'y the Electoral College will proceed, in
with the constitution, to elect
PRESIDENT Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-11-16

THE great Russian Fair which has re-
Gently closed at Nizhnee. Novgorod is
said to have been less successful than
usual, owing to the Turco-Servian war
and the consequent unsettled condition
Of the Danubian principalities, and the
general dullness of trade throughout the
civilized globe. Ordinarily, the fair
much the largest in the worlds atten-
ded by from 100000 to 100000 strangers,
and the sales amount to over 1350000OO
ofrubles (about $l00,000,0O0) This year
the visitors have not exceeded 250,0OO,
and the receipts haYe fallen below 80.
100000 rubles. A greater variety of ma
tionalities ia to be found at Novgorod
than at any gathering of modern times.
There are Americans, Englishmen, Ger
mans, French, Italians, Spaniards, Dutch
Danes, Norwegians, Greeks, Armenians,
Poles, Hebrews, Persians, BohemianS.
Chinese, Tarters, Bashkirs, Turkomans,
Circassians, Kalmucks, and Khirgises.-
In the vast miscellaneous crowd the only
way to enumerate visitors is by the sale
of bread in the city, of which the bakers
are obliged by law to make exact returns
The principal articles are tea, Siberian
iron, and Persian silk; but, besides these,
there is little of everything, from a
great bell to charm against demons, Of
which the superstitious peasants are in
mortal dread. The fair lasts from Aug
gust 18th to September Sd, according to
our calendar (the old style still being In
use in Russia and is one of the most in
teresting commercial gatherings in the
world, In these days of telegraphs and
railways, however, it cannot continue
much longer, and it has already lost lis
Drestipe
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4dminiStratrix'S s Notice.

November 2, lS76-dw
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To Contractors and Builders.

Sealed proposals will be received at the Office of
the Of the Clerk of tie Board Of Education of
Canon Township. Stark County, Ohio until IL
O'Clock at noon on the Bday OF November, A. D.,
1876, for building School House on the school
grounds situate In sub bdistriet No. l. of said Can.
ton township, according 10 the plans and specif.
cations on file In said office.
Z Each bid must contain the name Of every per-
son interested In the same and be accompanied
by sufficient guaranty of some disinterested
person that, II the bid Is accepted. contract will
be entered into and the performance of 1t proper
ly secured. a
The bid for each kind of m terial called for by
the specifications NUT be stated separately, and
the price of each given, and the price OF labor
must also be separately stated
None but the lowest responsible bid will be &C.
cepted, and the Board may reject all bids.
By order OF the Board OF Education,
EN- GRIMES. Clerk.
October %, '76.kuj N . 7'-'
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A jester IN the Court of Francis |. com.
planned that great Lord threatened to
murder him if he did not cease jesting
about him. "Ifhe does so, said the
King, II will hang him in FIVE minutes
after. ~ wish your Majesty would hang
him FIVE minutes before" replied the jeS
ter,
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A close fisted man invited friend to
dinner, and provided only two mutton
chops. Upon removing the cover he
said, my friend, we have Lenten en-
tertainment, you see your dinner before
you, Taking the two chops upon his
own plate, his friend replied, Eyes, but
where is y0Kr dinner.
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$999 s.; ;; :;; !; e; !: !: $ : :; T.: e !:
own localities. Have no room 10
explain here Business pleasant and honorable.
Women, and boys and girls do as well as men.
We will furnish you a complete outfit free. The
busin IS pays better than anything el,e. We will
bear expenses of starting you, Particulars free.
Write and see. Farmers and mechanics, their
sons and daughters, and all classes in need of
paying work at home, 8 hould write to us and
learn all about the work at once. Now is the time
Don't delay. Address, TRuE Co., augusta.
Maine. 0ctl976.
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Executors Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed aud qualified AZ executor OF
the last will and testament of Joseph Irwin, late
Of Stark county Ohio, deceased.
.,,gs,ss JtCOB sCHMACHTENBERGER
5 October 26, '76-dip
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The undersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified as Administrative Of the estate Of VIII
Liam Noble, deceased, late OF Jackson township,
Stark county, Ohio. MAGGIE E. NOBLE,
Oct. q, is76-hg Administrative.
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Attachment Notice.

correll & Son, plaintiffs, Before E. NJ Grimes, J
VS.. ? p, Canton Township
Justice issued an order Of attachment in the above
action for the sum of forIy-four and SO 100 dol.
lars Said cause is continued till December 10th,
1876, at one o'clock, p. m.
Nnvauhar 1879 -dw T---0'