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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-02

SEADmoHr, n. j.. March The men on tho
stranded Amerquc moving all the movable weight
herbow an erNauhg her stern She lies easy her stern
Inclined 10 deep water.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-02
COBUEN'S DEFENCE.
nm piGfjrSr TfhTNG THE WITNESS
SItND ~ ms OUN BEHfLE.
r,c shooting snid to Have Hccn Done Not
l., Cobu,n, and Not tn,n t"b"'n Had
Ur~n I.noci.cd Down The Police Held III
a.. xi,, ~ the .Nygrcssor. Ia the ARRAY.

Tho Shooting Snid Z" Have Hccn Done Not
l., to,u,u, aud Not tn,ii t"buru Had
Ur~n I.nocLcd Down The Police Held up
view -. the Nggressors Ia the ARRAY.
Tho defence ~ Joe Coburn, i'm his trial for
,h.tr oni~r Tobias WIS commenced in the
General - -.i,u- yesterday morning. Lawyer
c,.,s,an iu the opening address said that it
u.,fI h. proved thnt his client WIS not the ag
r.-.r i'm the ARRAY. Coburn. Mr.. Chapman
,,ti NI,.f fire. the shots lut tried to avoid
,..l,N iliv wen the ON 'ors yet thcy dubbed
t...rrI. ig without any proVocation. The man
.h..i.iih. nrimg WAS one Lynch. with whom
n,a.oi.sl- hulg iarrcllcd and they had n spite
o,.,in-t ,.bnru too and had threatened to
brrat up his business.
w.. ar-, witness for tho defence was William
Mn. ,n.,-f who testified that hc WIS in CO.
,,..a'. i.rroan. at Isl broadway. ON thcnight
aim. shooting. AMI that Officer Tobius PUT his
beai ut the door. asked whether Lynch WAS
,i,cre and -nid Como out and Ill settle with
,or f.rthr ,thor night
ll..rnrl costello ~ Fulton Market. dealer in
ce....fi.-. f. -tifrl that he went to Columns sa-
luon boo rnrrIug' on that night win TIVE friends
an li.ai Whln th"v wrre drinking at tn" har a
poll. ali ~r 'ro"ia-l put his head IN NJ th"
iYr -ii.i something. and retired. His account
u.s.. niHuN.l H. .ui"ws;
~,..i $751; nc oui. ani 'Nturn Will them Iiolowol
o. , ,..,n ~. ,,i, ri.r ,,,'.t
tHHur.c Ncll viH ,.il "nl knocked iiin down
.,.',. u.. l'nh.li, a..tar., ,Au,n aof rpaui eas
it.'i .oe.iNc pi.'i i'oui so.s vl,e a.t itvt*
81, Ag,S il"t -.N
I, Hurn iNnl h,'n tuuir uNIuiic l.tat" TINT rht.
s0h nri"", n.,c" t.. i'o, j. .ar,i4ec 9,ni rcd. "g
hi,, n.,n ar,..'i ,r u.n- drunk Il dsoricriy, but
Tlomas Could. who has q collection bureau
NJ 20 Duane -irooi. testified ~ ioilow-
thni,wd tol IA ihc .'rooi-wHs waitl,r for CIR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-02

Cease whom n crying baby X given Milk Of Mag
n,,!a 10. ~ stomach and wand IN that oigan-.iA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-02

Innocence Is typned aud oXompllncd In tho
dals III infancy Hence the perect puitY 81 H. !. bab
blits Toilet soap suggested the appropriate name by
winch II ~ now known to every household ia the land.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-02

Mako only the very best goods sell them Mt
the NrlS lowest price, advertise IA Ihk atS keeps
Shirts on this plan-Ade
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-02
Arrived -Tnrssp,r. March 1.


S. Alexandria. Mckay. Almera Jan Genoa 18th leg.
horn lfui Maple, .'tN Mr--ut 4ith. Palermo ltb. =,
Sorrento Nh, nul Gihrilifr iitli
:. Iarlacr blair. Kin lan-TO Feb l. Bahia 9Th, Pc
namlucu -tli, NiA Para 18Th
- llammouA, Nu.. Hamburg Feb ~ via liasrc 18Th.
s. old Dominion Walker, RICHMOND city foint AMI
Norfolk.
- Fauita, Howe. Philadelphia
- gen whitney. llnlctf Nl-tun
ship Ahncr Bs ulNu. Waltz ~ Martins
Bu- Ada l. White, Niut.. ttr1rufs
Btrk Tuck sing. Mars al. AinoF oct L.
bark New York. tHtnw. Nlule,
Also, The usual river ami rut.iwl~s VosstA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-02

WAsrrNGroN, March l. The pwsnlont hrs
nominated Slh- uuichrr to be Appraiser o MGR
olAnil-, ga Ncw York c.il.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-02
M.fEINE INTFLLyG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALHANAc-rus
Sun rtses..... q " sun sets . 90 Moot. ,,ts. M ~
Hiau NAtiN-THis
Sandy Hook. - Du, Island 10 10 lic Catc. II ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-13
2nrembnreer Gazette,

Gaturfori6er unb Matsrialiiten iasen, bab
ber meni9li9e &Orper, iowie au9 Der
menidltbe @eiit materiea ieten. Man tanu
II fir Material annebmen, mas wirtlid
bacterial lit. plies Waterieae fam mar
ieben, b6,en, iibIen unb bat aud einen
bsitimnten &aum. Der meni9li9e @eiit
lit serabe Gas ~S'esentbeil. Man fam i'm
ni9t ieben, ni6t bOren, ni9t fiiblen unb
mar fam i'm aud ni9t in einen beiiimm.
ten &aum brin9en. @enm einmal Die
Sbemiter ben meni9liden @eiit meilsn,
wiesen, tbeiIen ober ibn in ibrem Gisel
austo6en %fOnnen, bann baben bic neueu
9taturforiber II. MateriaIiiten &s1t, eber
aber nidt. Oas S9limmit tie nit ben neusn
Naturfori9eru uno MateriaIiiten 1T, bab
iie Gieles, mas iie nidt wiien unb ni1t
wiiien %iOnnen, neil es iiber bic @eiites:
traft bes Weni4en itebt, auf bic Wiiiens
idaft besriinben wousn. Gs lit bies cine
betriiserii3e @%nmaBuns.
I4tunsspou sriiBet sic
&i9arb Oelle.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-13
Sic Gimme Ses beilisen gatcr

Sic Stimuie 0cs bciligcn Tatcrs,
Sn uniern Sasen i9eint bic @orIebune
Der tatboli'6en 8reIie cine beionbere Mii'
Iion segeben gu baben. On ibr lit es, biz
@runoiGse Der Srbnung unb bes @lau:
bens bort, mo bieielben berri9eu gu bewab'
rem unp lie ba su perbreittn, mo @ottlo'
iisteit uno cine talte @lei6siltisteit btes
ieIben in Serseienbeit seratben lleBen. -
Pius TX. in einem Sdreiben BON 1851.
8ir eriu9sn gle i~nifdnbisft allen bener
nit eurem suten 8iqen unb eurer CUNT
beisuiteben, bic nit @eiit besabt unb nit
seniieenber &enntniB ans9eriltet, ii6 an
Sic Grbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 3eitun:
gen our 8ertbeibisuns uno 8erbreituns be'
fntbOIii9ea 9ebre uerOfientIi9en. = @ncp'
cIica Yius TX.
9aBt Nidts unperiudt, wobur6 unier'
beilise RelisiOn unb ibre beiliame 9ebre II
ben Sereisisten Staaten meter perbreite
werben tSnnen, bamit ~perirrte @anbere,
auf ben re9ten Bfab a~urifseleitet werber
mSsen.-S9reiben Yius TX. on bic Si
i56fe Der o. ct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-13

neil er aae Gage ibsr Der Mrbeit miibe
wirb, 10 wirb er eu9 au@ feline Bofsipriin'
&c MAIDEN. Sits aber giner, Der am bels
len @erttas sspust rumsebt, Der ii@ DOT
Der @rbeit firdtet, INNER buritis 1T, Der
bas ie3ffe @ebot idon iiebenmal abse.
i9afit bat-nun ia! ben laBt fein iteben,
unb sebt ibm einen Gorb, an Dem er gu
i9leppen bat. 60 einen SauIenSer, Sers
i4wenber, Sausenidts, Susebieb, IaBt lies
Der leots Iterben. ais baB ibr eu6 nit Tim
un9Iidli3 ma9t. @enn eiumal ale
Sunsfern Suiammenbaltsn unb ale Mtiii:
iissdnser pera9ten uno abfabrsn laiien,
oann wiro bas Seer Ser miiBissn Ylaiter.
t%reter, Wirtbsbausliter uerl9uinben, wie
Die SrOi9 I'M &inter, bann weroen ole
iun9en 0eute ii6 wieoer on Die Nrbeit mas
den, iparen unb bauien Ierren. Damn
piros wieber gut I'M 9anb. Sabt ibr bas
Jtecept perltanofn, ibr Sunsfern? Gs III
la ni9t Mpotbeter: 2atein, es lit ia oeutl5
Sbr @ltern, weun ibr i'm 9lIter sus
tie Gage baben woIt, 10 sep6bnt eure Sin:
Der pon friibelter Susenb an bic 9lrbeit
60nnen lie arbeiten unb brau9en es nidt,
neil tie gu reid merben-fs lit gutter Eatb
gar ni9t .tbeaer = benn nidts lernt lid
lhneuer unb lei9ter als bas Sauuensen.
Sonnen iie aber nibt arbeiten, unb ionen
ii9 bod ipdter NIT srbeit srndbren, 70 III
ntdts i9merer, ais bas gu lernen in ipdte:
rem Sa9en. &onnen iie arbeiten unb brau,
den es nidt, 10 pifien ie bod, mas uub
wie man arbeitet, unb tSnnen lire Oienit,
boten unb SaselObner iiberisben, ibr Ser.
mOaen uerwalten. &Snnsn fe ni6t arbei.
ten unb brau9en ie aud ni9t gu arbeiten,
10 werben iie BON Der bummen Magb unb
benz einfdltisen Taslobner iiber ben QSfieI
barbirt. Stnb ie an 2lrbeit sewSbnt, 70
bleiben iie seiunb an 9eib unb Ssele, unb
iparen eu9 S9anb unb Spott. @ltern,
taui9et eu9 ni9t! Die j3sit III porbei,
no man nit Mobetleib unb 8ornebmtbues
rel bic GO6ter IN ben Mtann brinst! Oie
3eit lit porbei, mo elm fauIer 3ierbenseI
cine rei9e Sraut eri9Ieiden tann. 0enn
ibr cure Sinber ni9t ungIiidli9 MAIDEN
wout-wenn ibr Dor eurem Sobe cure Sins
Der periorst ieben wolt, 10 ballet iie on sur
arbeit BON Susenb auf = ssuObnt iie ba:
ran, oaB es ie6s Werttase unb nur einen
Sonntas in Der 8o9e sibt. Damn wirb
Sebermann &eipeet Dor eu1 unb euern
&inoern baben. Damn mirb in Grfiluna
ssben: bet uno arbeit', Soft bilft aaSeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-13

mus" in fat allen driifliden Gei9en auf
bic obriafeitliden @ewalten beitimmenb
einwirten, nunmebr, ba Die &ir9e nirsenbs
Bel elmer rpeItli9sn Wadt S9at II. 9ilfe
fiubet, 1T ber Rampf sesen fie gu einem
Sample ni9t einselner Weltmddte. ionoern
Der 8eltmadt als FOLDER seSen tie anses
wa9isn. Gs iteben ii4 Stride uno Welts
madt %seseniber.
0ieies @eien bes Samples, IN pel9em
mir mitteninne iteben, beoin9t IS, baB I'M
anfanse beielben II. cine gentle 3eit bins
bur9 Der 8ortbeil duBerlid ii9 auf bic
Seite Der @esner Der &irde neist
unb bic @sltmadt ais Sieserin eri9eint.
Sic bat ale mdterielen @afien unb bic
Iortbeile bes 9lnsriifs fir fi9. Suerf
treten baber bic Tbaten Der pbpiii9en
@ewalt uno poIitii9en Madt beruor, bic
ben ausen Der ni1t tiefer YIidenben als
@rfoIse eri9sinen miiien. Die Ibie,s
suns BON Sii9Sfeu, bic Sertreibuns pom
Brieitern, bic S9lieBuns uon &ir9en unb
6lSitern werben BON ben @esnern Der
Stride als Siege uerberrIi6t unb tOnnen
ais ioI9e aub wobl 3leinslaubisen,
Surdtiamen unb oberfd9Iid llrtbeilenben
eri9einen. Nbsr wena in ben erlten Stas
bien bes Samples, befen Sdranfen 10
melt seitedt morben iinb, ais bic Gbriitens
belt reidt, bic @ssner Der Stride aud ideins
bare 6 OIL 9 e errinsen, 10 Tam bies bod
nur cine gentle 3eit binbur3 itattfinoen;
Der Sies tit in jebem Sample naturses
mdB idIieBli9 auf Seiten bes Stdrteren.
Der g I'd IT It aber lit @ott, unb net
NIT Soft 1T, Der 1T baber Sieser. Sn
ieiner @eisbeit fam Der @Ima9tise wobl
cine 3eitlans NIT ieiner ollie 3uriidbalten,
aber iobalb er ii9 aufma9t, 1T Der 6ampf
enti9ieben. Wenn bies BET ber 8etrads
tuns uler grideinunsen bieier 3eit feitses
baIten wirb, bann werben ie auf ibr ri@s
ti9es WfaB ;u,iidfnten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-13

Bescbenbeit aufmerfiam su MAIDEN. Die
8aiboIiten uner 2dnosr trsffen Initalten,
nm BET bteier @eIesenbeit Seiner 9eiliss
felt lire gbrerbietuns unb SuIbisuns bur9
@eidenfe an ben Gag gu lesen. 9lad mir
i'm fernen Weiten molten uns bemIben,
oaielbe gu tbun.
Seit Sabren wurbe Bel Der @enerols
Seriammluns bes Central . Sereins benz
beiIi9en @ater cine freipiuise @abe, pelde
arDBtentbeils BON ben Oslesaten suiams
menselest wurbe, Suseianot. Sbi3on ses
ring, bat Seine 9eilisteit iebssmaI in ieiner
5ersenssiite bic tIeine Sulbisuns nit
Spenbuns ieines Sesens iiber aler @eber
unb beren 6amtIien paterIi@ erwiebert.
Wir empfsbIen besbalb, baB in allen
0ereinen Die anselesenbeit, Die Mufnabme
elmer ~freipilisen @abe, in Seratbung ges
sosen werbe, uno oas 3uiammensebra9te
our6 bic Oelegaten, wel1e sSbre Yereine
BET Der swei unb 3wan5igiten @enerals8 srs
iammIun9 pertreten weroen, abseliefert,
unb pom bort aus Seiner 9eilisteit ais
@ei9ent Suseianot weroe. Mit Der Sens
buns ioq elm Ser3si9niB aler betbeilisten
Sereine, beren Qocalitdt unb Miialieoer.
sabl. ie na4 Seitimmuns Der ueriammelten
OeIesaten beisefist perSeu.
Sn benz gemuBtiein sSbrer betannten
9iebe uno Suloigung Seiner Seilieteit,
balten mir weitere Semertuusen fir ibers
Fiiiis.
@Ieidseitis erIaubsn sic, baB mir Sbre
Nufmerfiamfeit auf tie freitpi0i9en @aben,
uelde bic lobIi1en 0ereine auiabrlid benz
v9ebrersS eminar in Milwautee", BEL Be:
rem @riinbuns bic @ereine 9atbeniteue
Observation-Disclosures, bamit aud bieiem 10
iebr niisliden Snititute einise llnteritituns
IN oieieM Sabre seipenbet werbe.
90 AUDI iolte bic @eiiteuer gum gumis
Sranten:6 onb in bieiem Sabre ni9t unter,
bleiben. @ues fam burd ben betreiienben
Oelesaten in Der General /: gsrlammluns
abseIiefert werben.
aGen I'M uuraus elm vSerssIts 9ott"
~;urufenb,
a6tungsuou,
Oas Grecutip: Gomite:
S.S. Spaunborit, Yrdiioent, ct. Souls.
u. Sdwenninser, Sscrstdr, New gort.
Sr. Sdfner, Cor. Seer, Buffalo, 81. 9.
Soiepb Gbiuips, M~iImautee, Nisc.
2ouis Grnit, &odeiter, g. 3.
Sobn ~. Gang, Samilton, 8.
sEr. Qrenbes. ct. Qouis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-13
Bran bore aud oes anoern
WanneS Gcoe.

gs freut uns INNER, wenn mir uniern
9tcbenmenl9en einen 0ienit leiiten ober
sinen @efalen erpeiien f0nnen. Der
yNOrOitern" BON Ga GrOiie, bittet uns in
ietuer lesten Drummer ben folsenben artiteI
absuOrufen, mas mir linn gu @efaIen
benn aud tbun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-13
aatbpliS@er 6irdcn $ 6alenber,

SeIus wirS per iu9t.-Muttb. 4.
Spnut. ben IS. 5etr. @Snb. Simepn, Bid.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-07-05
INDIAN MOUND.

About one.half mile east of Tayler-
town is a hill upon whose summit is one
of the most distinct forts in Northern
Ohio. In the midst of this has been a
mound built about six feet above the
bottom Of the fort, and supposed to be an
Indian mound. But no one has ever
disturbed the resting place Of the sleep
ing inhabitant until last Tuesday, when
Mr.. Thomas Bushnell, of Hayesville, in
dulging his antiquarian tastes undertook
to investigate the ancient mound. After
removing the earth about four feet down
he came upon the skeleton of man who
was undoubtedly over six feet in height
The size of the bones indicate that the
original possessor was of herculean
strength and stature. Almost the entire
skeleton was obtained and is in fair
state of preservation. The body was
buried with its face towards the south
None of the usual accompaniment of an
Indian burial was discovered. We be-
lieve that Mr.. Bushnell inclines to the
opinion that the bones are those of a
mound builder and not of an Indian,
They can be seen at any time at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Bushnell, near Hayesville.-
ashland Times.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-07-05
A FEW WORDS OF WISDOM

"For all who are seeking new homes In the West.
~ you are going TO change your location by all
means you should keep on about The "8dme lati-
ude es where you formerly lived, for In this way
you VIII escape the severe climatic changes In the
Weather incident to the extreme North or South
havlng none OF these things 10 contend with
yourself and family are healthy and you become
q producer at once, consequently soon indepen.
dent on the other hand should you listen TO the
many glowing accounts of the sunny South, or
the mhd climate Of the North, and thug be in.
duced 70 try your fortunes there, y0u will 6nd
the reality is not all your fancy painted II, If
you go south II usually takes about Two years to
get acclmated TO the climate during which time,
ot Oelng aDle 70 work, yourself and family are
consumers, besides being constantly exposed TO
lhe material levers which abound there aud the
experience OF many is that they return discOur.
eged, ltaYing not few loved ones beneath the
500 ~ The sunny south. Therefore, In going
West Keep on about the same latitude whi,h will
Insure hedht and happiness There are most ex.
CellgnJ lands IN Northern Missouri on the line of
lhe Hannibal d 81, 10. K, r., and IN Karsas, Ne.
bihska ana Colorado. 'JuSt as cheap dad good as
We sun erer @OUn up0n, why not accept Ger
lalhty rather Than run the risk Of losing all &?
through day and sleeping cars are run from To.
ledo OhlO, via the Wabash Ry and Quincy to st.
Jo., Atchison and Kansas City and fIOm Chicago
wa Chicago, Burlington g. Quincy X. Il whereby
all are furnished first class accommodations.
send tor map and time. table to J, A. 5. Reed,
BY Clark street, Chicago,C. w. Boardman, Decatur,
ILL.,, or
T. PENFIELD, G. P. .&TA.,
lu2l'bm Hannibal, Mo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-07-05
Qhs Sarh Gann4 pnarat Ganqr a GBnrsd4p Nnlg 1871

THERE Is certain sort Of guilenesss
which never wears out. We were re-
minded Of this while standing at the en-
trance to Barnum's circus the otherday.
Two women-the youngest about thirty
years old-approacbed the doortender.
The elder lady extended the tickets one
being red and the other green. The
doorkeeper took them, looked at them,
and then at the two women, and blandly
remarked: "All right. Which of You
two is under nine years of age" The
two women looked III each other with an
expression Of sickening uncertainty
Doabury NelUs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-07-05
OHIO COUNTY FAIRS.

The following Is list Of the county
fairs Of this State, together with the time
and placeof holding the same, as far AZ
to the State Board of Agriculture
up to the present date cg
Allen, Lima, Sept. 1921,
Ashtabula, Jefferson, Sept. 25'2S.
Athens, Athens, Oct A 5,
Belmont, ST, Clairsyille, Sept, 1921.
Brown, Georgetown, Sept, ll-l4.
Butler, Hamilton, Oct. l.
Carroll, Carrollton. Oct, 1912.
Champaign, Urbana, Sept. 1928.
Clarke, Springfield Aug. 2l-24.
Clermont, Boston, Sept. Al.
Columbiana New Lisbon, Sept. 25'27
Coshocton, CoshoCton, Sept, 25'29.
Crawford, Bucyrus, Sept. 25,
Cuyahoga, Cleveland, Sept. ll-l3.
Drake, Greenville, Sept 1921.
Defiance, Defiance, Sept. 1921.
Delaware, Delaware, Sept 26-2S.
Erie, Sandusky City, Sept 20 28.
Fairfield, Lancaster, Oct, l0-l3.
Fulton, Wauseon Sept. 1921.
Gallia, Gallipolis, Sept 26.28.
Geauga, Burton, Sept. "A 26.
Green, Xenia, Sept 5.7
Guernsey, Cambridge, Sept. 1920.
Hamilton, Carthage, Sept, Al,
Hancock, Findlsy, OCr. 3 9.
Hardin, Kenton, Sept. 2729.
Harrison, Cadiz, Oct. "a.
Hooking, Logan, Oct. 3.6.
Holmes. Millersburg, oct. 2.5.
jackson, jackson, Sept, 10 10.
jefferson, Smithfeld, Sept. 1928.
Knox, Mt. Vernon, Sept. 25'27.
Lake, Painesville. Sept. 1928.
Lawrence, Ironton, Sept. 1921.
Licking, Newark, Oct. 20.
Logan, Bellefontaine, Oct. 2-5.
Lorain, Elyria, Sept. 1921.
Lucas, Toledo, Sept. Is 81.
Mahoning, Garfield, Oct, "a,
Marion, Marion, Oct, 1912.
Medina, Medina, Sept. 1920.
Meigs, Pomeroy, Sept. IA 10.
Miami, Troy, Sept. 1921.
Morgan, McConnellsville, Sept. 1920.
Morrow, Mt. Gilead, Oct. 2-5.
Muskingum, zanesville, Sept. AS.
Ottawa, Port Clinton, Oct Oil.
Paulding, Paulding, Sept. 26 28,
Perry, New Lexington, Sept. 26 28.
Pickaway, Circleville, Sept 26-28.
Portage, Ravenna, Sept. 25 q.
Putnam, Ottawa, Sept, 25-28.
Richland, Mansfield, Sept. 25-1S.
Ross, Chillicothe, Sept. At
Sandusky, Fremont, Oct. 2.5.
Seneca, TiGin, Oct. 35.
Shelby, Sidney, Sept. 1921.
Stark, Canton, Oct, 1918.
Summit, Akron, 2-5,
Trumbull, Warren, Sept. 1921.
Tuscarawas, Canal Dover, Sept, 1928
Union, Marysville, Oct. 2.5.
Warren, Lebanon, Sept. 1921.
Washington, Marietta, Sept. 1928.
Wayne, Wooster, Sept. 1928.
Williams, Bryan, Sept, q 2S.
Wood, Montgomery, Sept. 25-27.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-07-05

The coal forwarded to London in 1876
exceeds the total quantity produced in
the United Kingdom seventy-tive years
ago and represented an aggregate cost
to consumers of fifty millions of dollars.
The present prices of coal in London, de-
spite the apprehended exhaustion of the
mines, are no higher than those of a
hundred years ago, and much lower than
those which ruled during the first quar-.
ter of this century. In 1909, for instance,
the price of first-rate coal in the port OF
London reached $3.50 per Cauldron r.
952 pounds avoirdupois). includinga gov
ernment duty of $3.12. In 1916, after
the wars with Napoleon were over, the
impost was somewhat reduced, and the
price fell to $10.40. When the dues we're
completely abolished a further decline
took place, yet we observe that between
1888 and 1867 prices ranged between a
maximum Of $6 and o minimum of $4
for coal in bulk and lying in the Thames.
After 1859 prices began to mount rapid
ly, until they touched the aggregated fig
ures of 1928, a winter of grievous trial
to poor households. From the last nam.
ed date the reaction has been decisive,
and prices have now resumed the normal
level namely, about So ton.
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BOOK NOTICE.

THE LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING Co, have iuet
issued their reprint of the Biocklooods Magazine
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/. A Woman Haier Part XIII.
@ sundry Short Poems by j, K, s.
g. Twenty Years OF African Travel.
L. Pauline. Part V.
5. How | Caught my First Salmon; A Cana
dian Sketch
O. Lord Derbys Despatch and the Debate,
T. The Storm In the East.
The "Woman.Hater' is finished In the present
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author, for the woman hater is spoilt by being
married, and the other characters are suitably
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Russia should finally win, If she can hold out
and If none but the Turks resist her. But then,
again, she cannot probably hold out, and Turkey
may find allies"
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HOW HAYES MIGHT HAVE DONE
BETTER.

If the President had declared that no
officer shall be allowed to do these things
under penalty of instant dismissal from
the service, he would have hurled a
thunderbolt at the machine politicians
who debase the civil service and make a
football Of the ballot-box. Ifhe had ta-
ken this bold stand and followed it up
with equally bold action, the divorce he
tween the civil service and politics would
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PULLMAN PALATIAL HOTEL CANS.

These Celebrated Hotel Dining Cars are now
running regularly between Chicago aud Omaha,
on the Calitornia Express Trains OF the CHICAGO
a NORTH WRsIRRN RAILWAY. West bound, they
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