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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-17
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PELLE HAVEN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
~ 'AJoxsrdris, Va.
The exercises Of this school will be resumed
On the 18th instant.
The organj2 'tion is such as 10 embrace all
grades Of scholarship from the primary to the
most advanced collegiate. The Principal de.
sres to assure all who are inclined to ratronize
this school that teachers Of known ability and
experience are employed in every department.
Special attention is called to tho superior faci.
ties offered in the Department Of Music. Prof.
f. j. Hahr, teacher of great reputation, will
preside over this department, and will be assisted
by Mrs. and Miss Penick. Young ladies of the
city, who have completed their literary course,
but who desire to continue music, can have the
bench. Of Prof. Hairs instruction at the Insti.
tute. For other particulars send for Catalogue,
or apply to
sep 7-tf II. PENICK, Principal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-17
CTsN.4L COMMERCE..

mg-NoTIcE Tho members Of Osceola Tribe,
No. !, /. o. Il. NJ, are requested to meet ut tho
wigwsm this 18th sun, corn moon, G. 3. D. 1856.
at the r run ssttiRg run, to make arrangements
to attend the fuaersl OF their late brother FREQ
man Mansfield. BY order Of the Sachsm
1t VIM. A. SISsoN, Chifi Of Rocorde
Y. NJ. c. A.--Tho regular monthly meeting Of
tho Young Mems Christian Association, Ct THU
city, will be held in thci: rooms tonight, Mt $
o'clock.
II Jas ENTWIsLE. il, Gnnl. siec'Y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-17

Formerly AlnxsudTia Boarding SCHOOL,
Established by Booiamin Hallowell in 1871.
A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
The Holt County sentinel., 1877-08-24
AI.naine anair esG.

MOI long since . geRtlsman travel.
ing by rail from a neighboEing city
ia IIostaH purchased . glass OF coda
at rrfreshnlsRl Stand In = Way sts-
'iUn aud gave the attendant q quarter.
The latter apparently puiposrIy de-
lsyr,l mnkiag change. and HE cus-
tuner was obliged to hurry or buartl
tile train with feeiiag oi having
been .eiHiAied and consequently "esIt's
tittern renia. lie coHceBi rated HE
wits upon the idea Of getting ssen
with tha refreshment vsnslsF. and ~
last devised plaza which sneesedsd
admirably, NJ will be sssa. Al the
aexi stopping plAea he Fushsd ta che
window ei the Telegraph elAre and
diefsts-Sl InesSage Ca he sent 60 the
.ads wnier man and paid t0r by the
recipis MT. IL WaG ~ foilOWs "lDo
Fou still sell foam at twenty-five
cents q gisssg" At every sistinn
where there was q chance he repeated
silis mrssage. Upon reaching Bast.
m, having thus revengsd himself I'VE
tilHes, he giided out Of the depot aud
OF about his business, with quiet
.nIile ~ satisfaciion irrsdiaiing his
3lacid features that was refreshing to
look upon. As for the soda water
alAn. that night after shutting up he
irew up littls balaHcs sheet On the
fy leaf Of his diary as follows: Ex-
Ien-eS OF tslsgFsphy. e1 %; extra
profit on soda, rs eents; loss 81 To-
Bostoa Atlrerfiser.
The Holt County sentinel., 1877-08-24
Thoughts.


II is one OF the most dilacGlt things
In the world to persuade ourselye.
That any one can love those whom we
ourselves dislike.
Who can explain the operation OF
that sentiment, which creates around
he one object OF our love halo of life
end beauty, which extends to all AMI.
nate and inanimate nature. and OF
that orher sentiment which. when VIZ
ease to love, strips the object Of 0nl
ate passion Of all It's adventItIou,
.hariar and reduces II to the oTdlnar,
eyel'
No character will please long which
uniform. Tstie always. Iasr,se il
'Hff0onery: always pathetic. silly a..
Ways wise. sentenllaus 8 Hlways grave.
ireEpIne. r-l af.
Thrrr bW are three ways for a man 10
'evrnRe himself of the neRsure OF the
World: 10 deSpise IT. to return the Ike
rtO rnCieayor TO live 70 ~ 20 avoid II
Fine first 0f Ihese lE usually pretended.
the lost is almost impossible; the uni
'ersai practice il the second.
iiogRger many friaada- yaal have, d.
'Ot neglsrt yOHrsrlt ThonRh yon hAEi
thpunaIid not one Of ihsm layrf yol'
20 Innch a. YOU ought to, love syenr-
el(. - "a So
The oily way Of Dof being bored in
.iiiiiy h b say Witty things Fout
IL. or sit riill and Htten TO the witt,
li,i0s 0f other people. s2i -
The wisest Of ,nen II he who IN,
r mrsf civiiiiy for nthrrs. .
Words are for wOmcn-actioRs fol
lien.
The Holt County sentinel., 1877-08-24
Advantages ofcryine.

A French physician Is out In a I0ns
dissertation on the advantages G
groaning and crying in general. and
especially during surgical operations
lie contends that groanlng and crying
are two grand operations by which
nature allays anguishi that those pa.
tients who give way to their natural
feelings more speedily recover from
accidents and operations than taoss
who suppose It unworthy . man to be.
tray such symptoms Of cowardlce as
either to gioan orcry.
He tells Of q man who fcdaeea his
pulse from l26 to sixty In the course
Of few hours by giving full vent to
his emotions. IfpeOpIe are at all IN.
happy about anything. letthein 60 into
their rooms and comfort them.elvss
with lond boo hoo. and they will Ieel
100 per cent better atterpGrd.
In accordance with above. The crying
Of children should not be too greatly
discouraged II Il b systematically
the result may be st. Wins.
dance. eplleptIc iits, or soms other
Of the system. ie siEev 'rs
The Holt County sentinel., 1877-08-24
a Rash Youth Ksrriss His crand-
Mother. = -. -


i
IFrom the Srlson NF3 Rscqrd3 AK
This ls an age 0fCprOgFess.a CJanes
Parton. the blOgfapher, married bis
step-daughter. John DOncs. OF Nelson
County, married bis step vmoiller bpi
It was reserved for D1de Chesher. Of
walton's Lick. Washington County.
to outstrip them all in matrimonial
feat. Last week he married bis
grandmother. DOde Chesher b
twenty-five years Of age. a con Of Rev.
). NJ. Che,her. the we'll known BSp,ist
preacher. and grandson OF William
Chesher. Some years since the latter
died. leaving buxOn widow OF forty
five summers and new his grandson
has done what iOmau.everd did beiore-
marry his sicp-gIand-mother.
The Holt County sentinel., 1877-08-24
Kind Wt.rda.


What the dew Is to the flower Geutlt
words are 10 the sonl; and 3 bNssiue
so cheap TO the gIver, and SO dear to
the receiver. should never be with
held from the lowliest OF our race
There are hearts In which the memory
Of an injary will never die--eyes that
will never close upon a real or Imagin.
cd wrong until 1t is revenged or atoned
for. There are hearts. too, In which
the remembrance of kind word Is
forever held, AMI around which the
affect ions will cling with grateful ten
derness.
Children are greatful recipients of
kind words. They iatter an innocent
desire to be noticed. and teach the
young the value of confidence and
friendship They may soften rude and
boisterous manners, chasten ehxuber-
ant spirits. instruct, comfort or counsel.
Trials are our Inheritance, and for all
joy the elasticity Of youth children do
have trials. real and to them insurmou
t&er persons becomes necessary and
dear. More especially do the unfortu.
nate and erring need the dew Of gentle
words to refresh their weary hearts.
All being like subject to error, and
all possessing human fraIlty. it might
be supposed that a man would nnd In
his fellOw-sinner plying friend; bat.
alas. for ingratltnde they to whom
much is forgiven-forgive little. Be
gentle and kind. Let your heart 90
forth In channel OF love to the whole
brotherhood Of the race. It win come
back to you In tenfold blessings, pour
ing into your lot calm and rich ioun-
tain Of happiness. which the possessOrs
oftwice your worldly wealth could MT
purchase.
The Holt County sentinel., 1877-08-24
To Consumpsives.

The advertiser, having been permanently
cEred OF that dread disease. Consumption, by
= simple remedy, is anxious 70 make known to
hls fellow sufferers the means OF cure. To all
who desire IL, he will send copy sf the pre-
scriptlOn used, free Of chargrl, with The direc
tions for preparing andusinR the same, which
they will find sure Cure for CoEsHnPttoH, AsfA
ma. Br0nehifis, etc.
Parties wihing the prescription will please
address, Rev. 4. a. WILSON, l9t PennSt.
williamsburg, " Y. Janlz7i-em
The Holt County sentinel., 1877-08-24

DR.. Tut has been en-.
gagged in the practices of
medicine tairty years, and
for a long time was demon
strltor OF anatomy in the
Medical College Of CeoF-
gia, hence, persons using
his Pills have the guafan-
tee that they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and are Tree from all
qnackery.
lie has succeeded In
combining in them the
heretofore antaSonislie
quzlii;ea ol \ sfrsaS1Aes-
isg, fsggslirs, 6R(s PsI-
(Ifag foSie.
Their Arst apparent sf-
feet is N increase the ap-
pctite by cansing the food
TO property assimilats,
Thus the system Is nour-
ished, and by their tonic
action on the digestive Or
gznS, regular and healthy
executions arc produced.
The rapidly with which
The Holt County sentinel., 1877-08-24
PILLS

= Distinguished physician Of New FORK
% ~ onishing how universally Dr..
u.ts 'il!s 81 used. In my daily rounds,
iu'ar - tht"n not only among the poor,
q. ta. q. s-r.Ins ARE hera:ded from the man
..as az tas wAaiiiy aud refined. Know
= .li" inventor from his long connection
,ta the medical profession, have great
nnidcncc in their merits and Of late have
..t - prescribed them with the happiest re-
ui,' in cases W.; e desired to make de-
ided impression ON the liver"
The Holt County sentinel., 1877-08-24

DR.. WHITTIER, 6r7 St. Charles
St., ST., Louis, Mo-, treats all forms Of
Venereal Diseases, Seminal Emissions and
Sexual Debility, with unparalleled success.
No matter who failed, call or write; pam
phlet or consultation free. Can refer 10
the medical profession in all parts Of the
country. . medicines perfectly safe. Q
The Holt County sentinel., 1877-08-24

will mail (Free) the recipe for preparing
simple Vegetable Balm that will remove TAN,
FRECKLES, PlMPLES and BLsTcHFs. leaving
the skin sOft, clear aud beautiful; also instruc-
tions fer producing lururiant growth Of hair
on bald head or smooth face. Address Ben
yandelf & 20 Box 5l2l, No. Wooster ST.,
N. \. Jan. II. '7I-6m
The Holt County sentinel., 1877-08-24
rzasoN. EAII rN YLNz,
vsETx TTTa vE1zT n saEo.
LOUIsvILLR, KY.
AaR. fS7S.

~AaN AkA@EH NJ
Agg. J. 1875.
DR. T1TT:-Dsar Sir:
For ter ysArs I have been
AmaTtyrtod odysPepsla, con
stiPztion, and piles. and
had we'll nigh sxhaastsd
the nzteTiA medIeA for re-
lief from this living death,
when, BY accident, yoaT
Pills were hToaghi 70 my
notice. ] seRan their use,
and the first dose gave me
sucL relief that ! continued
totAke them. ! am nov =
we'll man, have . rood ap-
pstite, can digest well, tie
piles have disapDsared,
and ] have gained forty
pounds In solid sssh. ]
woSld nos be With0ul
them for ikeir weight In
gold.
REv. n. L. sGSsP=oE.
The Holt County sentinel., 1877-08-24
CONSUMPTION
Positively Cured.

All suHeTeTS rom THE disease that are anx-
iOus 70 be cured shOald try DR.. Kissper's eele-
brated consumptiye powders. These powders
are The oely preparation known that will curs
consumption and al diseases OF the Threat and
Lungs-indeed, so strong is our faith II them,
and also 70 convince you that they are no hum
bug, We will forward to every sufferer, By
mail, TOst paid, free fYial box.
We cont want your money untf yoR sTe per-
feetiy satisfied Of their curative powers II
your life is worth SAVING, don't delay in giving
these powders . trial, as they will surely cure
Price, for large box, IS 90, sent to any part
ceipt OF price.
Address,
.aSH q ROBRE.NrS,
80 FULTON sTREET, BROoKLox, y. r.
apr 16I-Tr.
The Holt County sentinel., 1877-08-24

In the Oircalt Court OF laid County, August
Term, 3s77.
Morilla J. Ethridge, Plaintiff,
AKEast
John Ethridge. DSiendAat.
IA THIS DAY c4asf the PLAINTIFF herein by
~ h1r AtiOs ney, bel5Fe~ lapderslgasd Clerk
of'S4id Court in vacation Gnd1 9cs her petition
and a1idavit, stating among er things that
the said defendant ls non sidsnt Of the
the Clerk that said DelslEbt BE notlnea BY
publication, that plsinti4 has comneheed
suit against him in this U rt.
The object and general tkturs Of which II 10
have dissolved the bea1 Of matrimony Aow
existing between Plaptia and Defead-
EthridRe be and appearsat this Court at the
next term hhereof, 70 be heguR and holden st
the Court HOUSE in the City Of Oreg N In said
County on the 18th day OF August neat, and
on or before the sixth day Of said term, answrF
or plead to the petitioR In said cause. the same
win be taken As confessed, and Judgment rem
dered accordingly. And Il Is further ordered
lawin the Holt eoSnty Sentinel.
WA. A. GARDNER,
STATE OF MLsSoURIl.
I. VIM A Gardner, Clerk Of the
CiFcm1 Court OF Holt County afore-
aaid, hereby certify that the above
Is true copy Of the original order
OF Publication, In the cause therein
IsEALl named, as the same appears In my
witness my hand as Clerk. and the
seal 81 said Court. Done at once in
Oreron, this Ilth day OF June, ls7I.
Wm. A. GARDNER,
Ju2a-4t CLER.
The Holt County sentinel., 1877-08-24
RBATTY'S zas!ss Organ:

The best and most lasting organ no W In rs
No other pzrlOr organ has ever attained the
same popularity.
Ii hes been rested by thousands, many Of them
competent Judges, aud gives universal satisfae-
tion to all.
The music is adapted 70 the human. voice.
ranging frOm the sofiest flute like note 20 4 vol
uE-e of sound unsurpassed by any Instrument
This instrument has all the latest improve
ments, and eysry orgas Is fully warranted for
|, six years. Beautiful oil polish, blacS wal nu
psnrlled eases. which will not Cracs or Warp
anil forms, in addition to splendid instrumen
Of music, beautiful piece OF furniture.
This organ needs only to be TO be appre-
ciEted. and is sold akextreToely low figures for
cash. Secondhand Instruments t: :rn In ex-
change.
Agents wanted, male or female, In every
county In the United states and Canada. A lis-
eral dlscsunt made to teachers, ministers,
churches. schools, lodges, etc., where We have
no agents. Illustrated catalogue and price list
free Correspondence solicited. Agents dis
count given where have no agents. Best offer
ever given now ready. Address,
DANIEL F. BEATTY.
Washington, New Jersey, q. 3. A.
The Holt County sentinel., 1877-08-24

j. j. Rsam
Against
Royal Van Queen Defendant
r THIS DAY scme th- Pisiniils herein By
"A rl-ir attorneys and u appsaying io the sat-
is non esident of the state OF Missouri and
cannot be SUNNI med IN this action.
WherrupOn 10 Is ordere,i by the COurt that
said defendant be- notHsd BY publication. ti,st
Platntin has commenced = suit against hlm n
this court for the sum OF forty-tUo dollars en
account Of CERTAIN mercha slise delivered 10
him ~ his special Instance By the Pla'niirs
herein; aud that all his right, TILE and ihirie-t
In and to the following Described srOpeny tO-
wit:
The southeast quarter Of the northeast quar-
ter and the noTihrast quarter of the sOuthrsat
quarter Sf SeetiOn IL, Township 81, Range ";
also part Of the southwest quarter Of Section
ls, Township 80, Range 20. lying, being and
situate IN the county Of Holt and STATE Of Mis-
sOuri has becn attached,
And that unless the said Royal Van Dusea be
and appear At this Court At the ns1t term there
OF, 10 be begun and holden At the Court dOn1e
In the City Of Oregoa in sSid c0unty. on the
Hixth day OF said term, answer or plrad to The
petition In said csase, the same viii Be tlteH
As confessed, and Judgment will be rendered
And il Is further ordered hat q copy Asreof
be published according 70 law.
STATE on MISSOURI.
COUNTY or HOLT. sz
i, VIM. A. Gardner, Clerk of the
Circeit Court Of Bolt eOnnty asors-
said, heraby certify that The aboEs
Is true copy Of the original Order
Of Publication, N the cause therein
named, a. the same appears in my
tsEALl Ohce.
seal OF - Court, Dene at once Ia
Oregon, 2 fourth ds! of Jun: ISL
FH. A. GARDNER,
Jus-st CLEEE.
The Holt County sentinel., 1877-08-24
IMM ENSE FALL
In the Prices OF
CLOCKS. WATCHES, JEWELRY

Having received q heavy ssldliiOn to my
stock. making hlD0re comlllete In ali Ia bran
don that can satisfy the most iastidious taste
ss 70 quality, and the most meAgre purse IN
The Holt County sentinel., 1877-08-24
STATE on MISSOURI. b,
order Of AbIicatlotn. n

STATE OF MISSOURI
coBNTI OF uoLrI II
In the OIrcaIt Court OF laid County, August
Term, 8s17.
Norilla j. Ethridge, PiaintIG,
!. Ag9bt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-03-22
MAssLLLoN CORRESPONDENCE.


Spring cleaning has met with asudden check
As we cant go behind tho returns" we nave
postponed cleaning until July.
We are To have Manager Ellsers English Opera
Company at the Opera House about the l2th OF
April,
still more trouble with tramps, A party ofthem
had a row near the NJ, Wayne depot on Monday
Several of them were arrested and given "a sec
onds to leave the city. They left, On Tuesday,
another batch of bad pedestrians were "collared
by Marshal Paul. and after they had enjoyed the
Inequalities Of our calaboose for short time
they too, were started on the track. Asthey had
not committed heavy enough crime to send EN-
up" and as they did not have the "wherewith
TO llquidate fines and costs, we think our mayor
acted correctly In driving them out OF town as
soon as possible and thus save the city useless ex
pense.
The testimonial farewell benefit to the "Cor-
yella Brothers" comes Off on Monday evening
next As the "Oorvellas" are unsurpassed as ac'
robats and gymnasts and are we'll known to many
of our citizens, we look for a rousing house They
will be assisted by Prof. Richeimers full orches-
ira, and by VIII H. Pirrong Bernard shepley and
A Canton youth was obliged to be politely
called out Of house in town, Tuesday evening,
by Marshal Paul. He had made up his mind TO
stop-but he didn't, There is another youth from
your village that gives Massillon call occasion
ally, TO see his dulcinea. That is all very we'll
but we advise him not to stay up town 80 late
hereafter, but go Immediately to the house before
his sweetheart retires, then he won't have to 90
back home feeling 80 badly as he did few eve
nings ago.
One of our county inhrmary directors claims
the honoTof discovering the first spring chicken
of the season. He found II In hard boiled egg
he was lunching on the other day. He wasn't
bit hungry after he found 1t, but he did feel dry
We were panied to learn Of the DEATH on Sun
day last, at Cincinnati, Of Evelyn, daughter Of
c. F. and Emily Vent aged IL years months and
81 days. She was a granddaughter of Mr.. Thomas
Goodman, formerly Of Canton, now of Chicago
Our Democratic primary election on Saturday
last was the largest ever held here, and the most
exciting. good ticket was nominated and
should be elected. The candidates now are:
Township Trustees, c. N. 0berlin, Anton CTone,
Louis Gels; Clerk, Patrick A. LeAhy Treasurer,
George Sheer; Assessor, Jacob Smith; Constables,
Louis stielke, Louis Limbach; Justice of the
Peace Josiah Frantz.
City Ticket.solicitor L. G. Cole Treasurer
Herman o. Sterl; Marshal, Frederick Paul; Street
Commissioner Charles Essinger; Councilmen, LIST
ward, Frederick Breckel; I'd ward, Frank Stuck
err Sd ward, Lawrence Royer: 4th ward, George
Bullach. Assessors 1st ward, VIM. Lipps I'd
ward, George schrock; Sd ward, Louis Limbachi
4th ward, Phillip Miller. HANk'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-03-22
ONE VA YOF DOING IT.

1t is very certain that the committees
ofthe two Houses which framed the un-
constitutional Electoral bill-that is to
say, majority of the members-under'
stood that ample provision was made not
only for the admission of all legal evil
dence, already in possession OF the two
Houses, but for the taking of new evil
dence by the Commission itself upon ev-
ery branch of the case. 1t was for this
reason only that the great body of the
Republican party, including all its most
corrupt element, opposed and denounc-
ed the bill. They had no conception OF
the subtle hypocrisy of Hoar and Ed
munds, by which all the fruits of the
fraud were to be had, without the trouble
of trying to take them by display OF
Grants physical force.
When Caulfeld of the House went to
Edmunds and showed him an amend
ment providing in explicit terms for the
admission of evidence as to what persons
were in truth appointed electors by the
people, Edmunds informed him that the
bill had been drawn for that very pur'
pose and no other; that an amendment
would only delay and endanger the bill;
and that he would guarantee MI. Caul'
field and his Democratic associates
against any mishap in the premises.
Hoar, it is we'll known, carried on the
same system of scandalous deception,
up to the moment of his selection as
member of the Commission.
Judge Bradley took the hint from these
worthless, and put the same trick on his
associates on the bench, when they all
three Joined Garfield and Morton in the
final blind and brutal judgment that
Hayes was elected, in spite of evidence,
law and decency.
We are very sure this proceeding has
not been approved in Massachusetts,, and
we doubt whether it can even be appro'
we'd in Vermont. AS for Bradley, his
constituency was all assembled in Cort'
landt Parkers back Office when he rem
dered the decree in the Memphis El Paso
case, In counting in Hayes he only
'obeyed orders,-[N Y Sun,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-03-22
DIED.

POYsER-In Canton, on the Doth Inst, Joseph
Poyser, In the 10th year of his age
Mr.. Poyser leaves his wife, seven daughters
and two sons tWenty-nine grand children and
two great grand children. He was worthy
man and highly esteemed. The funeral TOOK
place to-day,
LITTLE-In Canton, on the evening Of the 18th
inst, Mrs. Mary Little, aged n years months ana
Is days.
Mrs Little leaves four daughters and three
sons twenty.nlne grand children and one great
grand child, She lost her husband, Elias LltIle,
I'm Nav, 1850 Mrs. Little's maiden name was
Barnhiser, and she was born and married in
Washington county, Maryland. She and her
husband settled in Canton in 1924, having been
married in July, 1921. Mrs Little was most
worthy woman, highly esteemed by all who
knew her She died at the old residence, corner
ofSeyenth and Walnut where she had lived near
fifty years. Peace to her ashes
sARVER-At his residence In Canton, on the
18th inst OF consumption, Michael SarVer' Hgeu
AZ years months and days
The wife of the deceased, one daughter and
three little sons survive the fond husband and
father. The following sketch was read by Rev
erend Kuhns at the close OF the services IN the
English Lutheran church on Tuesday afternoon
"Michael sarver was born near Greensburg, west
moreland county, Pa, Jan, IA, 1886; died on the
morning of the 18th inst, in the 4Sd year OF his
age The deceased was united in marriage with
Eliza Jane Anderson, in 1859. They were the par
ents of five children, three sons and two daugh-
ters, four Of whom are still living. Twelve years
ago Mr.. sarver purchased farm just south OF the
oity. on which he resided with his family until
the fall of 1872, when he moved with his family TO
California, hoping to regain his health, which
had for some time been in declining condition.
For some time after his removal to California, ne
found the climate beneficial, and his health
seemed to be improving but 1t soon became man
ifest that pulmonary trouble had advanced TOO
far to be checked in its raVages. He returned
from California last spring, bringing with him
his mammoth grapevine, which attracted SO
much attention at the Centennial exhibition at
Philadelphia. After the Centennial he came
back to Canton, where he resided on South
Cherry street up to the time Of his DEATH In early
life Mr.. S. became member of the Lutheran
church. and continued worthy member OF the
same during life. During his last illness he
leaned with confding trust upon the Savior, and
passed away in the sweetest peace and with the
brightest hopes.