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No Federal Troop. for the south.

WASHINGTON Aug. THE last phase Of the
strike before the Cabinet to-day in consideration
the future movements OF the troops share Of them
would naturally back TO the forts and barracks IN the
South, but the Cabinet agreed that they not
needed there ami removal south at this would
be II was believed. preludcln to their health II wAf
decided accordingly that for the present. the south
should remain " lthout Federal troops
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all in my power to rid Jersey City Of rumshQps
and low eroggcrics in which hrawls and dis
turbances occur such places rs com. under
nals., minors ana drunkurus are lurhishei
rum.
In his message to the Aldermen last night
Mayor Siedlcr suggested that the present ordi.
nanccs referring to the subject are tOO lax. and
need strengthening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-08

While workmcn were charging sti'l in the
OIL works OF Mossrs Jabol A. Bostwlck Co., 81 Ash
street and 201 Union place, Brooklyn, carly yesterday
morning an ankle iron burst The oil that escaped
sniud the woodwork about the su, and for few min
~, there was hg hlahc The damage Is sad 10 amount
tu about Slrr Ih oil works the subject Of ltln'
uon between Messrs BOstNIcA CO. and Edward 5.
stokes
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The Merritt WIN Case.

pouGHEFEPsIE, Aug. 7.-EX-Judge Tappan
AMI Mr. sulwcll appeared before judge Barnard to-day
IN the Merritt will case, charged with contempt IN dis
ohcyng injunction IN advising the dhushiero Of John
Wilson 10 take possv-aluu ui the Merritt pMfiN 10 Nr,
Mcschr-tr county lhr court held that Juds, lhpphh
hat not violated the in unc ton, Ai reserved It's decision
n ns Arls AnllNNlL
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WAsHfNGroN Aug. The Cabinet to-day do.
tcrutnrd 4currnl urdrr ruhlluns uc sale u
arms 10 The Indians a'd tl, was soon airtwaTd done
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Horny r. MrNlary. the Central Railroad
striker Mho has bcenma Jersey ,N police station ior
tlr past weck, was hniloi m s2upD yesterday HIS
iAthtrl law Signed a. bondsman
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a New Trial for N Molly Mcguire.

has granted new trial in the ease ui % ucl NIly
N ic convicted Of murder IN tho Nrsl de ace iul la
killing OF Morgan Powell
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PARIS, Aug I'm obedience 10 the instrur-
ton. the irnce Imperial Baron iiau-snann Will ran
tie Chamber VI Deputies IN Aacc.o against Prince
Napoleon
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BINGHAMToN, n. Y, Aug. 7-B =. Bens0n's
shoc manulac tory Wa, burned his morning Thu amount
Vi loss, Including buildns Ia estimated Al sl3olu
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GnEENnELD, Mass. Aug. 7.-Orlando Fiske
OF ~ht lhugu,. ircsdfnt of I'M Franklin County Asr
cultg Al soecy, via" has Nern ON uial ur the past Two
dag iOi burning barn, Was to-day acquitted.
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=. AT Huanuts at 3 4. NJ, 73oi G, 72' .. IA. IA
NJ, =. 81. r. NJ, 50, G, II o. 7J', y, 7o'
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SAI2RvRG Aug. The Emperor William
hu. arrived here Tie Will SO e. l-ea4 lu.utfQN o.
meet the Emperor of Austria
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Southwest winds. warmer. partly cloudy
followed b, cuuler weather, w1t northwest winds aud
rlsnS barometer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-08

HALIFAX. Aug. Tho scull race for the
championship ot llaliiaN harhor Won ly Warrfu
smith the champion ol last year who beat Ohm oAer
snM WIN NAso.
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

State Of Illinois, county Of Alexander.
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term A. ID. 1871
Frederick kOrsmeyer, VS. John q. Ilarman, ROB-
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ForeiEn Travel,

We have - Winter on the Nile" by Gen
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nopie,' by Charles Dudley Warner; "Oul
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ADMINISTRATORS NoIi.c.

Estate OF John Craig, deceased.
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whose story Of "aoyenoaks gave the hIg :
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nEro'lTs :rco.ye1 ana general banking
II business Gult
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site tina Patent once we can make closer search
es and secure patents more promptly and with
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-09-06
MARK TWAIN,s IDEA OF WORE

MARK TWAINsS IDEA OF WORK.
Mark Twain is hard and systemat-
ic worker. He says in private letter
~ write so many hours day regular.
ly, and without fail, and then throw
the copy into the fire. 1 may not ac-
cumulate manuscript but I have the
experience. One shouldn't have a SIN
gle interest in the world outside of his
work. He should work three months
on stretch, dead to everything but
his work, then loaf diligently for
three months and 60 at it again. Only
Bnnyan, Sir Walter Raleigh. the au-
thor of "Don Quixote" and q few
other people have had the best of op-
portunities for working in the world.
Solitary imprisonment by compulsion
is one perfect condition for perfect
performance. Then his work becomes
his pleasure, his recreation, his uplift-
ing and all-satisfying enthusiasm. He
is miserable only when the work day
closes. And yet a man so circum-
stanced need never be actually miser-
able, for he can continue his work in
his head and weave his fancies until
sleep overtakes him. He lives in q
fairer world than any that others
know, and over them he is king and
they obey him."
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TRUE STORY.

Instead of asking the blessing on
,sitting down at the table, q, family up
town have for years been following
the custom of repeating verses from
the Bible, each person repeating one,
commencing with the head of the fam.
lily. A few days since a young man
In the family brought up to dinner
. friend who was not aware of the
custom, and was ready at all times to
get in . word of merriment. When
they sat down at the table the friend
was placed next to the head of the
family, who began the worship by re.
peating: 1.-The love of money is the
root of all evil." The friend took it
that the remark was made to him, and
replied by "Well, pass along the root"
a sensation all around.
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FRIENDSHIP.

AN stachPeptssubside after time
but such as are founded on. the solid
basis Of congenial tastes, dispositions
and pursuitst We LOOK, back with an
guish on many things, but ON none
with such bitterness of heart as on the
unkindness Of those who were once
KIND. Real friendship is not q com.
mon blessing. Love is but more
agreeable modification of selfishness.
sWhsn its object ceases to give pleas.
urable sehsations, love takes its rapid
flight; but friendship, sublime friend
ship, outlives misery, poverty and old
age. 1SA go SAaAa
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-09-06

OLIVER DALRYMrLE's farm at Cas-
selton, Red River Valley, is q sight
worth travelling many miles to see.
Four thousand acres of wheat in one
body, standing breast high, well filled
and thick and strong as can be, is q
comfortable thing to have. Those who
ought to be good judges predict that
the entire field will average thirty
bushels per acre. One hundred and
twenty thousand bushels of wheat to
market this fall. Talk about your
Black Hills; why, they are nowhere
compared to that Fairbault (Minn. }
Republican.
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The following is list of the county
airs of this State, together with the
ime and place of holding the same, as
ar as reported to the State Board of
up to the present date:
Allen, Lima, Sept. 1921.
Ashtabula, Jefferson, Sept. 25-28.
Athens, Athens. Oct. As.
Belmont, st. Clairsyille. Sept. 1921.
Brown, Georgetown, Sept. lila.
Butler, Hamilton, Oct. l..
Carroll, Carrollton, Oct. 1O-I2.
Champaign, Urbana. Sept. 25-2S.
Clermont, Boston. Sept. At.
Clinton, Wilmington, Sept. Al.
Columbians,N New Lisbon, Sept 1928
Coshocton, Coshocton, Sept. 1928.
Crawford, Bucyrus, Sept. Is.
Cuyahoga, Cleveland. Sept, lib.
Darke. Greenville, Sept. 1921.
Defiance, Defiance, Sept. Is 81.
Delaware, Delaware, Sept. 1928,
Erie. Sandusky City, Sept. % %.
Fairfield, Lancaster, Oct. 1O-13.
Fulton, Wauseon, Sept. 1921. a7s
Gallia, Gallipolis, Sept. 1928.
Geanga, Burton, Sept. 24-26.
Greene, Xenia, Sept. 81.
Guernsey, Cambridge, Sept. 1920.
Hamilton, Carthage. Sept. Al. a=o
Hancock, Findlay, Oct. 3 6.
Hardin, Kenton, Sept. 1913.
Harrison, Cadiz, Oct. "a.
Hooking, Logan, Oct. SO.
Holmes, Millersburg, Oct. 2-5.
jackson, Jackson, Sept. 1915. ats
Jefferson. Smithfield, Sept. 1928. .
Knox, Mt. Vernon, Sept. 25-N. r
Lake, Painesville, Sept. 1928.
Lawrence. Ironton Sept. 1921. s5e
Licking. Newark, Oct. 2-5.
Logan, Bellefontaine, Oct. 2.5, Is. i.
Lorain, Elyria, Sept. 1921. H. ut
Lucas, Toledo, Sept, 1921. *'-
/, Mahoning, Garfield, Oct. "a. s4
Marion, Marion, Oct. 1912.
Medina, Medina, Sept. 1920.
Meigs, Pomery, Sept. A-15. 4sp
Miami, Troy, Sept. 1921 s,, s.f,.f.
Morgan, McConneilsville,S Sept. 1921
Morrow, Mt. Gilead, Oct. 2-5.
Muskingum, GAINESVILLE, Sept. 4-8. !.
Ottawa, Port Clinton, Oct. 9.11.
Paulding, Paulding, Sept. 1928.
Perry. New Lexington, Sept. 1928.
Pickaway, Circleville, Sept. 1928. =.
Portage, Ravenna. Sept. 25-@.
Putnam, Ottawa, Sept. 1928 ssii
Richland. Mansfield, Sept. 1921.
Ross, Chillicothe, Sept. At. loo..
Sandusky, Fremont, Oct. 2-5.
Seneca, Tifin, Oct, 3-5.
shelby, Sidney, Sept. 1921.
Stark, Canton, Oct. 1913.
Summit, Akron, Oct. 2-5,
Trumbull, Warren, Sept. Is 2l.
Tuscarawas, Canal Dover, Sept. 25-28
Union, Marysville, Oct, 2-5.
Warren, Lebanon, Sept. 1921. .u
Washington, Marietta, Sept 1928.
Wayne, Wooster, Sept. 1928.
Williams, Bryan, Sept, 1928.
Wood, Tontogany, Sept. 1928. .
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-09-06
OLD JOKES REmoDELED.

tWhat do the Arabs of the desert
live on, pa p asked a roguish little girl
of her father.
Fudge, Nelly, that is an old conun.
drum. They live on the sand which is
(sandwiches) there
Yes, but, pa, how do they get them
well, really, Nelly, I give it up
why, pa, don't you know that the
sons of Ham were bred and mustered
in the wilderness?'
Come, come. my daughter. that is
too killing. Don't say another word.
oh, yes do tell me what they eat
on their sandwiches
Eat on them! Why, what do they
eat on them?'
Butter, to be sure.'
Butter How do they get butter?'
why, you know, pa, that when
Lots wife was turned iuto q pillar of
salt, all the family but her ran into
the Wilderness.'