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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-11-22
AaEGeaL
FORHY-FIFTH CONGRESS.
The House Passes the Deficiency
Bill. %
The Question Of the Repeal Of the Re-
sumption Act Again Discussed.
SENATE.

Washington, November I3,-Durng
the morning hour, number of bills were
introduced and referred to the appropri'
ate committees, among them the follow
ing
By Mr.. McDonald-In relation to dis
tilling and rectifying spirits.
By Mr.. Garland TO authorize the
election Of delegate to Congress from
the Indian Territory.
Mr.. Booth, Chairman Of the Commit.
tee on Manufactures, was excused from
further service on that committee.
He also submitted a resolution calling
upon the President to inform the Senate
OF the cause of the Nez Perces war, the
number of Indians and soldiers engaged
therein, number Of lives lost, cost Of the
war and what disposition has been made
of Chief Joseph and those who surren
dered with him, Agreed to
The House bill making appropriations
for the support of the army for the fiscal
year ending June 20, 1873, was read by
title and referred,
At the expiration Of the morning hour
Mr.. Chaffee called up the resolution sub
mitted by him last week, in regard to the
management of the Pacific Railroad, and
spoke at length in regard to the subject
thereto.
Mr.. Chafee, in the course of his ad-
dress, said he asked attention TO this
subject thus early in the session because
the long continued failure and refusal Of
some of the companies to operate their
roads according to acts ofincorporation
wrought alrNost incalculable damage and
loss to the people and Government. In
his Judgment, the hardship inflicted was
greater than would be entailed by the
entire loss of all bonds loaned to the
several companies. The law required
that the main line and branches should
be operated as one connected, continu
Gus line. The intention was not that the
main line should grow rich at the ex>
pense of the branches. Four or more
men, controlling four great trunk lines
of railroad between the Atlantic seaboard
and the Mississippi and Missouri val
leys, had the power to mark upor down
the price which millions of our Western
farmers would realize for their products,
and this uncertainty, dependent on trans
portation, was one of the causes Of the
great depression in the West. Unjust,
illegal and discriminating rates were Sc.
verely felt especially by the people Of
Colorado, Kansas, Missouri and all
States South Of the Ohio river,
Atthe conclusion Of his remarks, Mr..
Chaffee asked the present consideration
of the resolution.
Mr. Saunders sent to the Clerks desk
and had read a telegram from A. J. Pop
pleton, attorney for the Union Pacific
Railroad, stating that the question
whether the Kansas Pacific, Denver Pa
cifc and Burlington & Missouri River
roads were branches of the Union Pa,
ci6c, and what their rights we're, was
now pending before Judge Dillon and a
decision might be expectedin few days,
and expressing the hope that there
would be no legislation until after the
decision should be made.
The Senate then went into executive
session and when the doors were re-
opened adjourned.
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Saturday, he 1st day Of December, 1877.

the following described real estate situate in said
county, to-Wit: Lot number fifty (60) In L. l.
Lamborns addition to the town Of Alliance, az
the same Is numbered and distinguished upon
the recorded plat Of said addition.
Appraised at $1,000.
Sale to commence at one o'clock pm. Terms
cash. s
nov1-ew RAUoH, Sheriff
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Administrators Notice.

The undersigned has been appointed and quail
Aed as administrator of the estate Of Harman
stidger. late of Uniontown, Pa, deceased.
Any claims against the res estate & must oe presented
JOSEPH II. MATHEWS, NJ. D.
novi-dw Ad ninistrator.
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SHERIFF SALE.
ElIza Jennlpg vs. VIM. L. Aiken ct al.

Eliza Jenning VS. VIM, L. Aiken 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
outcry at the door Of the court house. in the city
Of Canton, on ... ia nf
Saturday, the Isl day of December, 1877,
the following described real estate situate In said
county TO- wit: The undivided one.third of lots
numbers one ~, two (2l and three (9) in Teeter's
addition to the town OF Alliance.
Lot appraised at 8 o.,
40 1884,
"9 23i.
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. m Terms
cash.
novle RAUCH, sneriff.
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novl-dw
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SHERIFF SALE.

Jacob ]. Bahney's Admir- VS. H. H. Sewers ct uz
ct al.
BY virtue Of 3rd alias order to sell issued from
the court Of common pleas OF stark county, o, and
TO me directed, will offer for sale al public out
cry at the door of the court house in the city ol
Canton, on
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SHERIFF. SALE.
Mary Spring VS. Christian Spring.

BY virtue OF vendl exponas issued from the
court OF common pleas Of Stark county, o. and 70
nae directed, will offer for sale at public outory
at the door Of the court house. in the city Of Can
ton, on
Saturday the LAT day of December, 1877,
the following described real estate situate In said
county, to.wit Lots numbers 20l, 2O5, 206 and
2O7 IN W. O, Thompsons second addition TO
Lot 24 appraised at 500.
4" sSs sSs IS. 49,.
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms,
cash.
novl.ew RAUCH, Sheriff.
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THE Sitting Bull Commission cost the
government $l000O0-and Sitting Bull
still sits in Canada, "Civil Service Re.
form |"
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VIM. s. Cases Executors VS. Stephen Case ct al.

By virtue ofan 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,
al the door Of the court house in the city of Can
ton, on R I3 fE.fU. .s'.,
Saturday the 1St day of December, 1877,
the following described real estate situate in said
county TO- wit. The undivided one-third
part OF part of the southeast quarter of
section a. township 10, ranged, beginning for the
same ut stone planted at the Intersection of
Webb street and Mahoning avenue and immedi.
ately north Of the bridge over the Mahoning riv
er; thence with the middle of Mah0ning avenue,
or road south, 7516o east, eight chains and fifty
links to stOnei thence south, 10 west Z chains
to a stone; thence north 800 west, one chain and
rs links to a post on the east hank of the Mahon
ing river thence down said river the five follow.
ing courses and distances to-Wit north, 80 east
chains; north, 2llSo west, 2 chains; north, 500
west, chains; north, 1879 west, | chain and 80
links; north, $40 west, chains and SO links to the
middle of Webb street AZORES i'd; thence with said
street northwardy SS links to the place Of begin
ming containing two and five.elghths acres,
Appraised at 1884,
Sale to commence at one O'Clock .. n Terms
cash. .l.. -... .....
nov1 J.P. RAUOH, sherff.
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SHERIFF SALE.
John Middleton VS. MshlOn Hartley

By virtue OF an order to sell issued from
the court Of common pleas of Stark Co., o., aud to
me directed, will offer for sale OF public out cry
At the door Of the court house In the city Of Can
ton, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-11-22

Animated Debate In the House on Resumption
Repeal-The Senate to Consider the Army Bill
To-day,
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A incorporated 1876. M
American Mercantile UhiON

Office No. z Opera House Block.
Collections made at all points and mercantile
Information for the advancement and protection
coils at ST Cloud.
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Saturday, the Isl dag of December, 1877

the following described real estate situate in said
county t0-wit: Part Of lot number one hundred
and eighty.nine QS9) as described on the plat OF
the city of Massill0n, and described as follows
Beginning at the southwesterly corner OF said lot
one hundred and eighty.iline QSgG thence north
wardly along Hill street one hundred and eighty
QS0) feet; thence eastwardly parallel with North
street fifty five (55 feet thence s0uthwardly pardl-
lei with said Hill street one huudred and Gig y
1S0) feet 10 North street, thence westwardly along
said North street fifty five (55 feet to the place OF
beginning.
Appraised at $1,000. .H
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms
cash.
nov1-ew ]. P. RAUCH, Sheriff.
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HOTELS.
EARMERs, HOTEL.

n CONRAD g. CO. Proprietors, Canton, Ohio
II corner 4th and Market streets. This Hotel
Is located near the center of business, being one
block north Of the court house. 1t Is well atted
for the accommodation Of travellers Terms mod
crate. octIS70-yl
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RoARDiNG AND RESTAURANT

DEGULAR, or day boRrders can find frstclass
III accommodations at the new boarding house
and restaurant, on Liberty street, opposite the
Novelty Works, Canton, o.
junei477-gy LOUIS F. JoRDoN, Prop.
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SHERIFF. SALE.

rovle JP.RAUCH, SneriE.
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MANNHEIM LODGE, NO. 4S0, I. o.o.F.
MEETS every Thursday evening at Odd Fell
lyi lows Hail. southeast corner Public square.
= HENRY KLEIN, N. G.
EARNEsT KAUFMAN, Sec'y. yl-nf
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
The Deficiency Bill Passed.

IHU UuHUIUHVJ DIII HhbUV'
The House then went into Committee
of the Whole blackburn of Kentucky
in the Chair on the Deficiency bill.
The total amount appropriated by the
bill is S2.24o.665. of which 81 446.6S0 is
for the Navy; S3II.953 for the amount
due Seligman Bros, London; $45 900 for
the Marine Corps, The bill also pro-
vides for the payment Of United States
Judges. etc.
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The Resumption Act.

The House then proceeded to the con-
sideration of the bill to repeal the Re-
sumption act. ag
Mr.. Eden offered substitute simply
repe ling the third section Of the Re-
sumption acJ, and providing there shall
be no furtherissue Of national bank notes
except to replace such as are mutilated,
worn or destroyed.
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DENTISTS.
JEWELLERS.
DEUBLE q BROTHER

DEUBLE d BROTHER,
DEALERs In Watches, Clocks, JeWelry, Silver
~ ware, &C., east side Of Public Square, Can
tOD o. Repairing done on short notice.
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PHYSICIANS.
}. W. SMITH. NJ. D..

L. w. SMITH, M. D.,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
III Office in Mckinley Building South end
Public Square, Canton, Ohio Office hours, 7 TO 10
A. NJ II TO 8 and 6 10 SPIN. may3-ly.
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ORD A. ARTER,
physician AND SURGEON = Office No. 81
/ W. Tuscarawas street. Office hours, from 6 to
q. m. and from till 2 p m. nov1g74f
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STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT,
WIN. McGREGoR, Publisher, and pain and
w Fancy Job Printer, DEMOCRAT Block, Cam
ton, Ohio.
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CANTON LODGE No, "a K. Of Il.
MEETS every Monday evening at o'clock P.
ll NJ Hallin Hane Block. By order Of
j. H. LIND, r. II. 8. BARNES, d.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

]. s. sHoRB-VETERINARY SURGEON.
T EAVE orders at W. 8. shertzer 4 Co., or 3.
! Ernsts Livery Stable. may24dmF
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@. ]. GEIGER
A roTHEcARY, DRUGGIST AND PHARMA.
"A ceutist. Prescriptions promptly filed at all
hours. Stand, East Tuscarawas street. Canton, o.
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Mr.. Eden offered a substitute simply
repe ling the third section Of the Re-
sumption acJ, and providing there shall
be no furtherissue Of national bank notes
except to replace such as are mutilated,
worn or destroyed.
Chittenden (Rep.) Opposes Repeal.
Mr.. Chittenden took the floor, and
sent to the Clerks desk and had read a
memorial of the National Board Of
Trake, and a draught OF substitute for
the pending bill prepared by that body.
He then stepped to the Clerks desk
himself and addressed the House, hold~
ing up a ten dollar legal tender note.
He said he was very much mistaken if
the bill before the House was not downs
right reputation. This note in his
hand was the promise Of the government
to pay him ten dollars, but no date was
fixed for payment. The note was issued
in 1875, and on the 18th day Of that year,
Congress had enacted law declaring
that this debt Of the government should
be paid on the first Of January, 1879
The Government must keep its promise
faithfully or it would become the leader
of all repudiators in the land including
every defaulting town, city and State.
The question of honor was central and
vital point in the discussion. He criti-
cized the opening speech made by Mr..
Phillips, saying the contraction Of the
currency under the resumption act had
no more to do with the present suffering
Of the country than it had to do with the
frozen feet Of the Turks in Shipka Pass.
The limitation of paper currency should
be left to adjust itself under the free
banking system, guided by larger, intel
ligent, aggressive enterprise of the peoN
pie. There was but one alternative, an
exclusive greenback currency subject at
all times to the caprice Of Congress.
The pending bill was hurtful, discredit-
able and without excuse. The country
was now shaken by the wild blast Of a
grand currency illusion which had
swept over the plains Of the South and
prairies of the West, carrying the House
by storm and threatening to engulf ma
tional integrity. The greenback was the
mos! powerful enemy the country had
ever encountered, slavery alone accept.
ed. II was fraud, it was sham. 1t
familiarized individual and public con-
science with shams. 1t had muddled
all the springs Of honest thrift and solid
enterprise; had deceived and misled
public judgment; had sapped courage
and the wisdom of the Federal treasury,
and had given immense comfort to dem
agogues.
Mr.. Monroe assumed that The whole
country would be glad to see the green
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JAS X. GRAHAM. MART D. GOnHALL.
GRAHAM q GoTsHALL,
A TT0RNEYs.AT.LAW-Fort Wayne, Indiana.
IA mar6'77-1ys
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BHINESS DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.

CHARLES o. UPHAM.
A TTORNEY An Law. ONCE in Now Cassidy
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No matter how rich you may be, nsv-
or buy anything too good for use.
IF you do. you'll rue the day.
No matter whether it be an article
of dress. or an article of furuiture-it
will prove curse 10 you.
No family eau be happy whose car
pets aud sofas are too good TO use. Who
wants to be perpetually scrapipg and
sand pspering his boots, lest be may
perchance leave q fake Of dust On the
carpet9 Who wants to run up to his
room and wash his hands before he
pulls ND a window shade, lest he may
soil the dove eolored tassels?
Who wants to live in bsndbox, with
. brush in one hand and a dusting-
cloth in the other. because Of the 6ne
things his house contains?
The mistress Of snch house can new
er know what comfort and peace OF
mind are. How she breads to see that
awkward Mr.. Baker come in, for she
knows he will wriggle around on the
sofa so that at lesft two or three but
tons will be squirmed of it during his
call, and If he does not bore hole il
the carpet, with the toe Of his nervous
boot, she has supreme cause for thank
fitness.
You are fond of driving. and you buy
q carriage too good for use, with the
idea that when your friends see your
turn out they will turn green with Gu
Wy. What is the results Why. it gen.
orally rains six weeks after anybody
gets new carriage, and Of course the
roads were iu no condition to display
your acquisition. and you stay ut home
and sulk. waiting for dry weather. and
your horses get 30 "kinky' i've believe
that 10 the right word with remaining
70 Icing in the stable that you risk your
neck in driving them when it does
come clear weather,
Ify0u are a woman, and You see q
love Of q French hat in the window of q
fashionable milliner. and purchase it
though you know it is too good tor use
ten to one that the very first time you
wear it you will get caught in shower
and tie whole thing will be ruined.
We know of IN excellent woman wh,
Is just ready To sink into her grave
and ell on account Of being the mistres
of house too good for use. She hs
lived in it Eve years. and it has nearl!
done the job for her.
Its carpets were woven to order: it
curtains were sent from Paris. its rose
wood furniture is upholstered in th.
costliest material known TO the art; il,
mirrors are marvels Of gliding arc
carving; its pictures cost mint Of
money; but only the other day We
heard the poor mistress Of all this
splcndor say, with sigh:
II took more comfort in our little
three-roomed cottage mp among the hills
Of Vermont. where the carpet was only
hemp, and the sofa was q home. made
lounge, covered with calico"
And 90, we say. have your houses,
and your articles of clothing, good and
handsome, fine II you like. but never.
on any account. too good for use.
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Farm for Sale.

VI,H8 UNDERMINED OFFERS Hs PLACE
J. II ~ onoQualule fer sale. u centains ~
Acr1o bottom IAn1. md 20 Acroa T1m6oeod up.
lend. olop1ng ee1ely 70 the river. 70 n u nllos
trom encQualmfe City. q the river ssoeains.
milss from Lake Washtngton. and - from oeaetls.
Ftfty scsss slsshsd. 20 acres in grass. scrss al
upland gFubbsd Tor IN orchard - tons of ny
% hand.
TAs plaes haa thPss-quarsess Of mile frpssass
~ The river. u safe IRON overflow. and hoe Z
clear sersam Of water running tAroagA. which
cen b. brought In the houss. haa e. milk hanse.
e valuable lcs numbering. having good dsal Of
hnese o q. and e The eest hey patnt foe fee1na
Gus eao timber % The adjacent six % eight Co.
eloae, snd hes good bay for booming. TAs locs-
e1cn u oeotFal. and slleda god sepamoaoe lon1.
ne 4 hoeel and oenee would do we'll tAese q
~ pseos0t tine. snd u u convsuient - s1s No.
gtng campo nov IN operation.
Hoaae and tools o. The place. Canss Of sailing.
veok lun0.
FOs fsEsAse paztisa,an i.sstzs II
..,..A.-s s..,1 l ~ e.. wss VIZ
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NOTICE !!

United States piserics Lard Once.
Olympia. washtnstos Terisosy,
October lOoA. INT,
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COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ExrEakp A
~ this once BY Martin Butter. al King Ccanay.
~. r.. against Alhest Elliott. for shanduatng hi
ISIS. upsn the n v az Nh 4. OF escetua No.
%. In Township No. - NORTH. Of Range Nc. Z
Enoe, Wilismst1s Meridian. in Kias Ooapsy.
Weahtagton Territory, With view 10 he caneel.
leffoa q nd entry: The satd parties ~ heeshy
'sa1moos1 - appeaf q ehia O1ncs On she 3ooh Cav
- uovs0bee. 1S57. - 70 O'Clock A. H.. 10 sesVpn1
en1 farnlsh Ass1amsay esacsrnins cid slieesd
IT. unovx. Rssssase.
cct9e@ nno3nr .. STUzRf. nssssvss.
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WONDERFUL Discovery Of fHI l6I
The World Moves, and Unless We
Progress We Must Go Backward.
Nothing Remains Stationary.

DIR. STEELE. who has for yesrs been in the
Proprietary Medicine business and who hss
travelled In various parts of tho world in search
Of Information. hes greet confidence In The ErSd.
tcator - she " Ne Plus Ultra" Of ssfs SURE ana
reliable remedies for general use a. . Family
Doctor.
Provide yourself With bottle without delay.
and you viii always keep 10 In the family ana
savs money. Donr b. put on with some other
prspsrsticn. Take only Ssseles Pain Eradicssor
We can produce theueenA. ~ eeseimouials q 20
the eures made but . trial will prove 10 the
most skepticsl shat u II truly en- Ersdicstor Of
Psina. Aches and determinations. Il has been.
and 70 now. constantly used BY horsemeu = .
Liniment. and hiss saved more vaiusble property
Of that kind than any other preparation. raks
PAIN 10 80 that you 70 the eenuins.
Pat mp In largo hstsies and for sAle by drurriSts
and deslers. II ycu hsppes 10 be In locality
where STEELEB PAIN ERADIcArOR cannot
Be- chained. send 10 the nearest Wholesale drug.
gisf, or % the Agents.
For sale by ali druggists.
CRANE BRIGHAM
Whoie>sie Drugatsss
sao and f9a MARKET street. San lrancisro Cal
Price u per Large Bottle; sas Bottles tor s..
ocfie-dAwu
, 1877-12-13

nrnt'. were ,'cr Of bunk. made ot rough Pine
other 70 that tn neenry shc ,'s'1r n'e ca1!rd 'ns
WEIR wrli provided With clothing md fnnttress"",
AMI nlout half Of them werc nccnpjcd with rnrr;,
revealed In hnothtr apartment the 1ncss init. and
In nnathtr rnoin tho etofchohsc, around whIch
nrar QUARTER. or BEEF,
hind aud fore quarters OF uttou and other articles
of animal foa. y man was pounding piece Of
VIE, "porcrhoa.r % no aoabt. prepsratorv i" the mtd.
day ment. l.ariels Of hnnr ana an,ntity OF Other
ptotia'ons denoted scnson Of plenty even dhi NC
Tho men appeared contented with thn!r ttse Of
VA eoisa On outside. The presentation nf d TRIM
elis; ;tes.e', ,ema'sas a. IL ,oos ii: ''That's NJ
The work of repaf. will. a. before slated hot l,c
completed fur wccka 10 come. 1t eoes on a. rap
III! a. ro-'be. AMI IL bs'ne carefully and ihot'
Them h*s rsssted In tbs mnds Of some people an
M 1 s T.. n,ts s ;h t TIT Il @
rtwrrr which empty !hen'.eIrts lnt' tlc river. and
particularly Ia thi. said 10 hc the rnfc in The "Isnr,
rent, anA swesp an s.tonanihg an0nnt Of offai and
vic matter !no tho axc. M king .hs @ wstef mn1ay
a Gsl"x .s, a e.'T y ,e os, ,.bc
no,v anil therefore the bulldtnvof snohercsto tar
thcr out i'a. been eroashsd as ,. l'os.l.
whsn ,the sewage. growing IN ,properslon
toshe city all bec.me s'sste,. 'Grc1a.ns m ths of
nae:t G mi wen u a.sc sout t1c
senen,e, saii that low men now alivc wn'il ive 10
aeo tho day when another crib wuult l'e needct:
Inc tho lake q. they did along the shore. lie hsd
been tud BY gentlemen living Al Evanston that the
rase. TT It DID ot 20 sf ou True At
certain aeusn,ls Of The year. thc current Of tie
river carried innttef au. 2 st.en Alt.ane" tnai .s
, 1877-12-13
EVANSTON.

Emily Wesgss. sn orphan GIL Of shout ID yasfs.
who has for sometime besu making hor home With
Mr. Prof. Marcy and attending the public school,
has not been heard from s.are Aonday morning,
when she staEted ~ usual fos school. Fears arc
fell for her ssfety, and 81 apseheason e1iss That
she mxy have been kldnsppoj.
The ordinances on which the Trustees of south
Evanston hays 10 loug bseawosktug have tust Ap-
pcascd III book form containing, among other pEu-
Visions for lhs preservation Of civil morality, the
following:
Mhasrer shzi, by bimsslf smother either pFin-
clEAL &Icpt. clerk. f9a or Other Wet. dIfccy
Indirectly. arI barter. s1thsaxt. o. caWsr under
~ w.th!u ths sosrgratc limit Of ths ylatt q soath
lager Leei, er any oIhsT aIirtuoua 1t, s1o9A fer
nl<nied mt1e4. 4ung lt4uos. snY m1ture,
onse4e % eu.4 aot lev staa t eos msre sh.a slj
thIs scrt on for VII On Any person may " tsel Aud
found guilty sftxf lhe nsst c0hs 4t0rs said prEson sha
b. a1eo t1e sun VI *aD0 for eac4 u6enAe.