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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-12-16

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the funeral oortege to the grave and
participated in the final ceremonies.
THE Presidential Electors of the va
rious States met at their respective
State Capitols. on the 9th, in accord
ance with the provisions of the Consti-
tuition, and cast their votes for Presi-
dent and vice-President. The only
States in which there was any serious
-confict as to the. choice of Electors,
were Florida, Louisiana, South Carolina
and Oregon. In the first three Of
these States the Republican Electors,
holding commissions duly signed
by the Governors, met and cast
their votes for Hayes and Wheel
or, while the Democratic Electors
also met and cast their votes for Tilden
and Hendricks. In Florida the Demo-
cratic Electors held certificates of cleo
ton signed by Attorney General Cooke,
one of the Board of lCanvsssers; in
Louisiana, John McEnery, as Governor,
signed the certificates of the Democrat
ic Electors; and in South CaroliHa the
Democratic Electors based their official
action on the decisions of the State Su-
preme Court In Oregon the contest
turned upon the assumed ineligibility
of J. w. Watts, formerly Postmaster,
one OF the Hayes Electors. His election
Was contested by E. A. Cronin, the
Democratic Elector receiving the next
highest number of votes, and Governor
Grover issued the certificate to Crenin.
The two Republican Electors refused to
meet with Cronin, and the latter there
upon appointed two other Electors, who
cast their votes for Hayes and Wheeler,
while Crenin cast his vote for Tilden
and Hendricks. The original Re-
publican Electors also met and
organized, and Watts, who had resign
ed, was reelected by the other two,
and the three votes were cast for Hayes
and Wheeler, which, with their sworn
statement and copies of the abstract of
votes cast In the State, certified to by
the Secretary of State, were sealed and
forwarded to Warrington. The result
of the Presidential election, therefore,
as wiz probably appear upon the face
of the official certificates as signed by
the respective Governors, is-T.lden,
1856; Hayes, 1874. =
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-12-16

The unidentified remains Of the
Victims of the Brooklyn Theater disas-
Ten were inferred on the 9th. They
were inclosed in one hundred ooffins,
add tho whole inferred in . large plot
in Greenvoede CemeterY Business
generally was -spspe nded throughout
The city. ard = vast. coneoptsafollowed
the funeral oortege to the grave and
participated in the final ceremonies.
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ITEMS FROM LINE CITY.

Ed. JoURNAL:-Our wants are once more
supplied, old winter again reigns supreme,
to the great satiafaction Of our farmers who
have a strong desire to relieve their cribs
Of II heavy burthen, by disposing Of their
pork. So far, this winter has been one Of
discomfort to the farmers who have had
hogs to fatten and kill. A good many of
them have improved the opportunity Of
sailing them on foot. -....
The wheat crop never promised better al
this time of the year. The fields are COM
plCtcly matted over.
Mr.. r. N. Baker and family started for
his eden" home in Tennessee, on Wednes-
day, having so tar recovered his health a.
to admit Of his undertaking the journey.
The well-wishes Of his many friends accom-
pany him to the "SuDny South"
The typhoid fever still RACES unabated.
Our young friend, DR.. Chapman, from Per
rysburg, seems very much Interested, as is
shown by his frequent visits. LEO.
LIME CITY, Jan. 10, 1876.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Upon occupying our New Brick Block
and entering upon the New Year, we der
sire to enter upon a neW era In the manne
Of doing business. We therefore give no
tice that from and after Jan. l, 1870, We
will only sell for Cash or its equivalent.
To our friends and patrons we say that
book accounts with us are among the
things that were. In thus changing our
mode OF doing business, we are only actu =
ated by desire not only to benefit our.
selves, but also our friends and customers,
who will receive the benefit of lower prices
and will not be compelled to go elsewhere
to buy goods cheap for c1sh. When we
started into business, over twenty years ago,
the county was comparatively new; farm
ers aud others needed help in the way Of
credit. The prosperity of all classes Of
people since, does away with the necessity;
most are able to pay for go'ii needed as they
go along and saV, mon.y thereby. Thank
ing our old customers, triose nd,nes on our
books have become "householi words" for
all favors, we trust we shall continue to see
their Edcss whenever in want Of goods; We
will make it for their interest to buy Of us.
Shall pay cash not only for grain, but for
butter and eggs, and all country produce.
". B.-.All accounts must be settled at
once. F. r. MILLER & Co.
PeFrysburg, o., Dec. %, 1875.
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THE PENALTY OF CRIME.
Twenty FIVE Years In the Pen Ite ntiar
-DRSs Philips Lectures she COuI

Twrniy FIVE Years In the PenIte ntiaTY
-DaVs Philips Lectures she COuTG.
II was q sorrOwful spectacle 10 he in the
court room at the time the prisoners were
sentenced, and is sad reflection on poor
week humanity. Two of the prison
ers were young, hearty, robust looking men,
possessing apparently every faculty Of
body and mind necessary TO become useful
citizens. The first sentenced was William
ST. Clair, to one year, for stealing S75 Of n
man named ArtI, in Perrysburg last Octo-
Der. Next was STEPHEN Merscr, arrested q,
Frceport, this county, with stolen horses
from Lucas county, sentenced three years
John Blaine (colorcd), for shooting his
son at Millgrovc and severely wounding
him last fall, one year. All Of the above
plead guilty. John Noble for man
slaughter, was sent for FIVE years, and Dave
Phillips, for rape, fifteen years, in all
twenty-five wears PhillipR. before his
sentence. bernted the Jury, laws, people,
Court and things generally, and at first
was sentenced for only ten years, but
afterwards it was changed to fifteen years,
probably OH account of his continued abu-
sive and contemptuous language.
The Clerk is making out the cust bills as
fast as possible, aud Sheriff Baiid, assisted
by Deputy Brownsberger, Prosecutor Pill
lars and E. w. Merry, will go to Colum-
bus with the prisoners tO-cay.-SeRtiReL
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ITEMS FROM PEMBERvrLLE.
PEMpERvILLE. Jan. II. l

PEMBERvILLE, Jan. IL, 1875.
Ed. JoURNAL:-Perhapes few items
from here might be interesting to aome Of
the JoCRSALs readers. Interestingor or not,
| shall endeavor to collect few, trusting
they may merit publication.
This prosperous little town Is situated
midway between Toledo and Fostoria,
where the Columbus & Toledo Rail-
road crosses the river; and il is destined
at no distant day to become town of no
little importance, as it is now the
CHIEF EMPORIUM
n the pork trade for miles around Hogs
have been brought and sold here from the
vicinity Of Fremont, FostoriA, Bowling
Green, Perrysburg, and even some from
the vicinity Of Toledo, the prices rang
ing as high as in the latter place. Mcssrs.
Froney and Schroeder, the other day. ship
ped over hundred head to Albany, n. Y.
Upon inquiry, learn that large soap
factory is located there. and no doubt the
hogs found their way into it, as the weather
was such that they must have apoiled on
the way. The purchase Of clover seed is as
great as that Of pork.
Capt. Moore is doing large business
with his newmill, grinding ont on an aver.
age 250 bushels per day Of custom work.
lie gives good satisfaction to all.
The X. X. contractors are pushing the
work on the C. & T. Road rs fast as the in-
element weather will admit. The stone
for the bridges is being quarried and de-
livered as fast as the bad roads will per-
init.
Business is lively here, as is shown by
the number of wagons on the streets. The
health Of our com munity il good, there be-
ing but few sick at present.
More anon, PEDRO.
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IN nj EmOKUAM.

CENTERS.-In In PerFyshurg, January I3th
1910. SIBAH LOUISA CESr KRIS. daughter uf
Rev. MARlIN l.. CkSrkHs, 0f thu Central
Ohio Conference, aRed IL years, 10 months
aud IS days.
The deceased was burn February 25.h, 1851 4.
Her mother died when she was but an infaHi
aud from that hour she was brnugh, mp In the
home Of her grandparents, in this village. To
Mr. and Mrs. jennings, she seemed as their
avn child. and of their home she was a most
dearly loved inmate, throwing around them in
old age the life aud cheer ofsarlisr years. She
was the last member of Brother Ceuters' fami-
~. One BY one they fell asleep in death till
sarah Louisa alone was len. Loving hearts
and gentle hands ministered to her wants, and
for years the hope that long life would be hers
eheered ana cnmforted all. But at last that
fell disease. consumption, claimed her as a
Victim. She sank rapidly under lie power aud
fell asleep 10 Jesus on the l3Ih.
II was a bitter stroke to the father who, with
a bleeding heart. sighed 30 why could not
one be spared to him." But alas, death cnlnss
TO Alli aud
"I.ips from which the seal of silence
None but God can roll away"
do speak to the living in the language Of the
% mb, saying You'll all come soou."
The fansral services took place at the N. z.
Church on Saturday. They were largely at
tended BY her young friends from bOlh churches.
RsT life was one of trust 10 jesus. OF her,
Il might be truthfully said
" Sis ter, thou vert mild and lovely,
Gentle as the summer breeze
PlsaSent a. the air Of evening
When Il hoats amOUg the trsss."
Al her last Interview wish her Pastor she
said; "whsu spring comes and II Is pleasant
40 can 20 on, am eOmiHg 10 Sabbath School
and Church. for lore TO be there" Bot 10.
stead Of this being Realised she has sutsFsd The
haven whsFo "peTpetusl summer smiisS,S and
has bsooms . Worsbiper 10 the temple mol
made with hands. J. n. BHrHAhDs.
PsEnYsBURO, o. jar. a., 1879.
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To r. q. ~
~ HrsSn =. HlsriNss.

Dost think ny heart is weary,
by Weariness n thine
Doat deem my pathway dreary
BY inatiHct called diyinef
Dust think thorns thronR my roses,
That flowers Zee awayj
That q silent we repnsea
And holds DER me it's swayi
Thine heart hath known lie sorrow,
Elae could not feel for mine,
Hast thuu no bright to.morrow,
Doth hope no longer twine
About thee all her sweetness
Ard lure thee 10 forget,
Or has she hsd with nestnees
Add left thee but regretf
PrJss an The goal u nearing,
The crown appears In view;
The skies above thee clearing,
All shall yet be we'll with you.
I" Thy burden is not greater"
Says Christ, "than thou eanst bear ;
Jors 20 thee may seem later.
Yet for thee comes a share"
Knowest thon nnne ever tainted
Bg sorrows cross severe,
For Jesus words have painted
A Fesiful haven near.
Then onward press rejoicing,
Cheered by his loving word,
And nver Jordan's crossing.
Shall meet thy blessrd lord.
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CentennIal people.-Ohio haa the O.

Centennial PeOple.-7Ohio has the Cen
tennial woman, and no mistake. Her
name, II is Elizabeth Trimmer, and Huron
county IL her home. She was born July
4th, l776.--7oiedO Commercial t.a.
And the Centennial man. His name is
James Coe. He lives IN Van Vert, and
was born July 4, 1776.-Van Vert Bulletin.
And the Centennial man. His name is
Nathan Hall, and he resides in Monroe
township, Putnam county. He was born
in Baltimore county, Maryland, April 10Th,
l77l, and removed TO what is now Perry
county, Ohio, in the year 1903, from which
place he came TO Putnam county in the
year 1853 Ottaspd Sentinel.
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-rOtAtocsBy the Car Load, At FINK

To Whom II May COhcern.--on and
after January Let, 1875, PECK a HAMII-
TON will sell Hardware, Lumber, Building
Material, &C., for Cdsh Only, We mean
Just what we say, and shall serve all alike.
We have done credit business as long as
we can and just as long as we shall. We
will be pleased to see all Of our old friends
and many new ones, but only for Cash.
We do not mean sixty days. but Cash, and
will sell at prices to correspond. .-a.r
PECK a HAMILTON.
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Mas0nIc FestiVities.--It appears that
the entertainments given each year by the
Masonic Fraternity Of this place, grow bet
ter and better. 1T least al who expressed
an opinion last evening. on the occasion Of
their eleventh annual Banquet and Ball,
were emphatic in pronounclpg il the bcst
they had attended. The Installation cere-
monies took place at Masonic Hal, between
7 and 8 O'Clock, Past Master WM. Crook,
installing the officers. and In very credit
able manner. The Festival was prepared
at the Engine House, instead Of Cooks
Dlock, and there was superabundance Of it.
To the committee who had charge of this
department great credit is due, for their ef-
fcient and faithful hbom.
: CentenuiaI Hal was packed with the de-
cipIcs Of Terpsichore. Fremont, Bowling
Green, Weston, HaskinS and ROachton
we're represented; and Toledo and
South Toledo sent full delegations. MIL
vERsTEDTs Orchestra, Of Toledo, improves
by age, aOd the music furnished last night
was iauhIees. OF the floor II might be
truly said that "the wicked stood on alp
perry places" II had reached the wee sma
hours o'clock this morning-when the
end Of the programme was reached and the
pleasant good night-or morning---Waa
uttered and the crowd dispersed, feeling
that the life Of toll and care has many
wsysids pleasures, II We via but pause and
gather their PIohered sweets. The tOtaI
receipts we're about $l70,
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You Have No Excuse!

Have you any excuse for suffering with Dys-
pspsiSor Liver Complaint Is there any rea-
son why you should 20 Jn from day to day
complaining with Sour Stomach. Sick Head
ache, Habitual oostiveness, PaiIntAtion nf the
Heart, HEARTBURN, Water -brash. .GnawIug and
banning pains at the pit If the Stomach. yell
low Skin, Coated Tongue and disa greeabie taste
10 the mouth. Coming mp II fooi after eating
Low spirits. &c. M! Il is positively v"ut oW n
fault IL you 30. G,to yuur DruggiSt, A. r.
CHAMPSEV aud get B tile of GRsES's Az
GUST FLOwER for rs cents, your cure is certain,
but il van drubt this, ErtA Stmple Bottle fur
10 cents aud try H. Two doses will relieve
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PersOnnI.-o Our young friend, Mr.. F. +.
MADDocKs, of East Toledo, has located
himself in Chicago. We suspect that a
warning voice from that city had some
thing to do with the change.
We were pleased last evening TO receive
call from Mr.. C. II. wATERBURY, from
the Nurseries near Toledo. Mr.. W. is of
the opinion that the prospects OF a fruit
crop has not yet been injured by the change
able season.
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Com miSsionsrs' Reports. Case.
Administrators Notice = Henry LusheF.
Drntistty = Charles n. Kupsr.
Clothing-- Mabky,
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Store Tor Rcnl.--AsnEn Cook.

Store for Rent--AsHER Cook. 6
--Lcndcis, at HtLLABRAND's.
--Cranberries, at HILLABRAND's.
-Mince Meat, at lIILLABRASD's.
Fresh Celery, Mt IIILLABRAYp's.
Apple Butter. at iIILLADRANp's.
Imported Noodles, at FrLLABRASp's.
Salt and fresh fish, at HILLABRASp's.
--Dest Fifty cent Tea, at TILLABRASp's.
Tub aud Canned Oysters, at lIILLA-
BRASD's.
Canned Fruit by the Case, at HILLA-
BRANDS.
% The trial Of NOBLE commenced on
We'd neSday.
--Turnipa at twenty cents per Bushel, at
IIiLLABRAND's.
The roads and river are substantially
frozen
Go to HILLABRASD's, the Popular
Grocery, for your family supplies. They
sell cheap for cash. Free delivery to all
parts Of the world.
Come one, come Rli
In countless thrung,
And bring your Butter
And Esgs along,
And buy your Groceries,
Cheap for Cash, at
HILLABRANp's.
Front ST., Perrysburg.
For Rent.-Dwel!ing house, formerly
occupied by BENJAMIN ScoTr, good sire,
well located, good weii and cistern, all in
good condition.
Also, good small well-6nished tene.
ment house on Indiana Avenue, with well
and cistcrn. Rent low. Apply to
GILBERT Beach.
JmLary I, 1876. 38