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The Morning herald., 1877-03-08
HaveTlQ'S NinsfTelS.

The Opera House was crowded to excess
last night to witness the performance ~ sy
the renowned Haver!y Minstrels. Inc
singing and dancing was equal to any we
have heard for some time, and the irequent
applause and laughter shows that the per-
fermance was highly appreciated.
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improvements.

Mr.. Henry Bradley, proprietor OF the
sorrel Horse Hotel, intends fitting up the
building at the southwest corner Of Front
and shipley, where be will continue to car,
nv on the liquor business. The house, 4l9
Shipley street, is being fitted up for store,
which will be occupied after the 10th by
Mrs. e, DeYine.
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L0r0o FsI1seT0l !,

The funeral of Thomas j. Massey yester-
day afternoon was very largely attended.
Delegates from different fire companies
were in attendance dressed In dark sqlts'
with white gloves and badges, also Har-
mony Lodge A. O. G. F., of which ne was
q member. Many persons were waiting al
the cemetery long before the arrival OF the
neral:
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1rrtvals at the Clayton House.

The following are the arrivals up to mit
night:
F. Scott, Philadelphia.
W.B. Horner,
Mr.. & Mrs. Leroy -
II. L. Cloud,
j. tinker, Jr, Williamsburg, Pa.
Harvey Bell, Maryland.
VIM. Smith, Geneva, New York.
Chas. D. Kent, New York.
j. M, Freeman.
II. T. Woodward, /"
j. T. johnson, Saudusky, Ohio:
]. Hurst, Madison, New York.
Anthony Hydure, Pottstown, "a.
C.J. Laning, Lancaster, Pa.
Haverly Minstrel Troupe.
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A DarjnQ Act,

The watchman at the City Hall, hearing
the alarm of fire on Tuesday night last,an
being unable to see any light on account OF
some obstacle in the direction specihed,
climbed his window, and standing upon
the cornice below, leaned out ana louno
out exactly what strikes to give.
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Mad Don,

A dog of Mr.. Raymond's, who lives In
the Ninth Ward, on Concord pike, became
mad on Monday afternoon, and BIT little
girl on the leg who was passing at the time.
The owner Immediately procured gun
and soon after shot him.
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|noG REGISTER NOT'ICE-ALL PER-
SONS owning or having dogs about
S4r premises, are required to have 1hena
.suanrly i registered, between the 1st and
~ Of January. After the latter date the
.Inance will be strictly enforced against
Msgisl u cred dogs. JAMES O'TOOLE,
mi If Chief of Police.
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NOIICE-VALDOsTA INSTITUTE FOR
QAIE

NOTICE. -VALDOsTA INSTITUTE FOR
SALE.
This valuable property, situated in q
ahvng town in southern Georgia, on the
hsofthe railroad from Savannah to Fiori-
As offered at a bargain, either for sale or
nthange for property in O city In one OF
ts Middle States.
The lot contains three acres, upon which
mthe Institute Building u by "a feet. two
kxies high, having a schUolroom, recita-
Ban, and music rooms, dining rooms. wide
hills, chambers and kitchen, servants,
kase. stable, barn and all necessary out
hiding, and vegetable garden.
The Institute is iurnisht d, and the school
tnOw in operation with about sixty schol-
min attendance.
This property is offered for sale. because
hehealth of the lady who owns 1t has
klA.
lMpartlculars apply to
DIR. GEORGE TROUP MAXWELL.
Ml2tf New Castle. Delaware.
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10TICE,-Allen has opened a shaving
saloon at No. Ge4 Market street, where
tHt.cass work will be done. Shaving six
s.s hair cutting twelve cents. jl8tf
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NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS,

me residents of the City of Wilmington.
M requested to call and pay their State,
|oCunty 0s nt and Poor Tax, for the year 1875 i'm
|rNiaiely, or they will be returned as de-
|1sauepts and 81 rick en- from the assessment
mi one year. office 6l8 Market street.
|Ot1ce Hours from o'clock p. m, to 8 p m.
JOSEPH l.. CARPENTER Jk.
A. GIVEN.
I'm, Collectors.
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l.,oTrcE The Pine Knot Association will
! i've i've grand ball on Friday, April 18th,
" p'' j24-tf
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mENTIoN. DEMOCRATS!
meeting of The Democrats OF this
X. vii " be held in the Jefferson Club
" ssom WI Bradford's Building, on Thursday
rsping, Msrch Sth, 1877 at ~ O'CLOCK: Ill a
.siaf' !!1s ~ Great n Importance will be brought
I.sYs I.s ~ The meeting. By order Of
rk.Qt IdENA' MA. NOM.
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SALE.-Will be sold on Saturday March
- 10th, two very desirable stalls in Third
street Market, Nos. 70 and 50, at O'Clock p.
m feb.22-ts.
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WANTS..

WANTED,-A lady desires a situatio
w as cook best reference given. Appl
at 2l2 MADISON STREET.
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|T0L. 2. NO. 1853.
NOTICES.

|ar nr e. SHELF has returned
NQI,wWss Q1ws Those wishing his services vii q
I...o call at once. .aH- ~
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FOB SALE AND RENT.

TOR RENT.-Villa-N Menus. A mansion
Il barn and four acres of land. Seventh
and Maryland Avenue. A delightful place.
feb 2l-tf. JOSHPA MARIS.
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1IOR SALE.-The good will, stock and
fixtures OF the Sorrel Horse Hotel, No.
104 West Front street; apply to
HENRY BRADLEY,
j24tf sorrel n orse Hotel.
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WANTED.-AG Girl to do General House
rltf THIS OFFICE.
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.,oT1cR.-.The Corporators Of the N. C.
~ Wilmington N. Guage Railroad
.sr ~ o,ve W notice that the books will be
sDy !s.g for far subscriptions to the stock Of
a spI% Road on Monday, the 10th inst, at 10
seck. A. NJ, at the office OF Victor Du'
snt , Fsq No. el9 Market nldsr street. winning
bp, w. De1; Ell GEO 0'G G. IoBDELL. Chm.
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.n-cr-lfthe scurrilous liar who went
|NoI!ISSa;r ;ro,,ble Of composing and having
y y,,;sssd Isssdd notice otmy having been mar
the 2d Of last MONTH MT %a1 VI neass nass 1fe 4e
,s y. !sTnough themselves: ~. ,,u,,rr
v.w Castle, March 7th. mno'At
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DUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber, about to remove from
the city. will sell at public sale, at No. IL
Market street,
ON WEDNESDAY,
March 18th, at 81 O'Clock, the following
described Personal Property
]2 bedsteads and beds, wash stands, bowls
and pitchers, carpets, looking glasses, &c.
Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture,
Consisting of tables, chairs. one large cook
stove, pols. kettles, sarthenware, and
queensware too numerous to mention.
Bar Room Fixtures.
One large glass, 36x6O inches, fine bar
room ornament; 2ale pumps and fixtures.
stove, counter, glasses, bottles, empty bar.
rels, also lot of wines, liquors, &C, OF all
KINDS.
DENNIS BRADLEY,
L. w. Stidham & Son, Auctioneers.
mh6*
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NOR RENT.-A CHANCE Sell DOM
Il MET WITH. One of the best business
Hotel and Museum, and the only Ice
Cream and Beer Garden in the city. will
rent the whole, or part, to some reliable
person on reasonable terms Apply to
VIM. H. CH ADWICK,
Nos. POI and 200 w. Fourth street.
tan30-tf wilmington, Del.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Tenth Annusl Tour-Return ofAM Favoritss
After an absence Of Fsvs Years.
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EORSON'S MEMORY.
The Nan Who Cotld Remember Page and
Paragraph of Almost Everything.

Richard Person had a remarkable
memory. Being one day in the shop Of
Priestly the bookseller, gentleman came
in and asked for particular edition Oi
Demosthenes. Priestly did not possess
it. and, as the gentleman seemed good
deal disappointed, Person inquired if be
wished to consult any particular passage
The gentleman mentioned quotation Of
which he was in search, when Person
opened the Aldine edition of Demos
themes, and after turning over a few
leaves, put his finger on the passage. On
another occasion he happened to be in a
stage coach; presently there entered in
to it young under graduate with two
ladies', This gentleman endeavored to
make himself seem very learned, pres
emily quoting Greek passage, which he
said was from Euripides. The great
Greek scholar, who was doing at the
other end Of the coach, awoke at the ia.
miliar sounds, ond drawing copy of
Euripides from the folds of his cloak, po-
litely asked him to favor him with the
passage. The student could not, and the
ladies began to litter. Reddening, the
youth said that; on second thought, the
passage he was sure was in Sophocles,
and again asked him to favor him with
the passage. The undergraduate again
failed the ladies Uttered greatly.
"Catch me n said he, "if ever 1 quote
Greek in coach again"
Stung by the laughter of his fellow pas.
sengers he said: IS
II recollect now, sir; perfectly recol-
leCt that the passage is in E.schylus," /"
and again asked him TO favor him with
the passage. The boiling point was now
reached.
Stop stop r. shouted he to the coach.
man. "Let me out There is a man in
side who has got the whole BOdleian liz
brary in his pocket" |" p ~ J
On another occasion, calling upon q
friend, Porson found him reading Thu
cydides. Being asked casually the
meaning of some word, he Immediately
repeated the context.
"But how do you know that 1t was this
passage Twas reading2' asked his friend.
Because" replied Porson, "the word
only occurs twice in Thucydides once
on the right hand page In the edition
which you are now using and once on the
left. | observed on which page you
looked, and accordingly knew to which
passage you referred"
Once when in the house of DR.. Burney
at Hammersmith, with some friends, ex-
amining some old newspapers which de-.
tailed the execution Of Charles /, he
came across various particulars thought
by some of them to have been overlook ed
by Rapim and Hume; but Person in
stantly repeated long passage from
Rapim in which these circum stances
were all recounted.
Upon one occasion he undertook to
learn by heart the entire contents of the
Morning Chronicle in week; and he u sed
to say he could repeat Frederick Ran
dom" from beginning to end. His stu.
pendous memory, however, on account
Of his excesses, failed at last.
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subject Of trespass, and direct the lawyer
TO commence suits which may last your
whole lives? No man ever had neigh
bor who tresnassed hs much as the thou
sands of insect enemies of which | speak,
Haw few say they will take The law on
them, although these pests are governed
by fixed natural laws. To the farmers
ofLewis county / will say, in addition to
mechanical skill and improved imple'
ments, you should seek for broader
knowledge and culture, and more per-
feet acquaintance with the things which
pertain to your daily life, II true to
yourselves, you will seek to place your
position on higher grounds than has yet
been occupied. The world is full of life,
and it is matter OF universal interest
that teaches us that there is no such
thing as death, no matter how many
changes are undergone.
Governor Seymour concluded his re-
marks by extolling the merits of the
men who make their living by tilling
the soil; by warning young men Of the
country of their errors in believing that
city life has more attractions and proml'
ses ofsuccess than can be found at home
and urging them to devote as much
time as possible to increasing their store
of knowledge, 80 as to benefit them
selves and their fellOwmen.
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STATg AND NEIGBB0RH00D.

.
~ Cleveland. d., Oct. PA dispatch wal
received to-day saying that the schooner
Eliza r. Turner, OF this city, went ASHORE
al Long Point, Ontario, In the big storm
of Thursday night, and became q tota
wreck. Capt. Gilhearns and the cook
Mrs. Scott Of this city, were drowned
but the crew we're saved. Loss $4,000
insurance $1,000.
Sidney, o., Oct, 12. While one Jobn
Deboben, an old; respected gentleman, Q
resident Of this county, was telling tree
to-day, where was clearing piece Of
timber land, he left the tree, which waf
almost chopped of, temporarily to re-
move fence which the tree would fall
upon. The tree fell upon him, killing
him instantly.
Two cousins, David and Sheridan Mil
Ter, engaged in drunken quarrel on the
street at Washington G. H., D., Thursday
Ia the course of which the latter was
shot twice through the heart and killed
by the former,
Wheeling, W. Va, October 12.--LouiE
Melzger, Of Bellaire. o., attempted to get
kerosene iE the cellar. The kerosene
ignited from lantern, and Metzger was
seriously il not fatally burned. Mrs
Stolz, in trying to suppress the flames was
so badly burned she died in few hours
afterward. aF
The residence of Prof. stutgman, Of
Wadsworth. was burned last Tuesday,
insurance $2S00.
Louis List was In a fight in a Massillon
saloon Saturday night, and was fatally
stabbed through the lung.
James Archibald, of Minerva, Stark
county, was 80 injured by falling from a
tree on last Tuesday, that he died on Fri
day night.
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TRLEORApHIC NEWS.


The Republican State Committee o.
Georgia has disbanded the organization.
The sale Of seats for the Edwin Adams
benefit, in New York, has reached W
600.
Patrick O'Donnell has been convicted
of fmufderin the second degree at Mauch
Chunk, Pa,
Mrs. Hamilton B. Tompkins, grand
daughter of Gen. Lewis Cass, died al
Providence, last week.
The eleventh annual Council of the
Eva. gelical Church Of the United States
is in session at Philadelphia. II
Russia has undertaken TO pay SerVia 9
million roubles monthly for the time the
Servian army is sent to the frontier.
An explosion took place last week In Q
colliery at Pemberton, Lancashire, Eng
land. OF over forty miners in the pit
only Ave 80 far have been rescued. Three
resCuers were sutfocated.
The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
has advices from the Red Cloud agency
that the Sioux, since the return of the
chiefs from Washington, express will
ingness to 60 to the Missouri river.
A Russian official dispatch says: The
Turks have destroyed their bridge AZ Sill
istris. The same dispatch claims that on
the 9th inst. a Turkish three-masted
monitor struck torpedo, near Sulinai
and blew up. 'UH'
Deputy Collector Hughs telegrapha
from Columbia, Tennessee, that Thomas
]. Williams, who acted as guide for him
on a recent raid against illicit distillers, in
Lawrence county, was taken from his
house Monday night by disguised men
and murdered. .
The Bureaux of the Senatorial Left
have issued counter manifesto to Pres.
ident MacMahon's, asking the people to
dlsbelieve those who declare Republics n
institutions not in peril and that the Gov
ernment do not obey clerical influences,
The official candidates are the enemies OF
the Republic.
Mukhtar Pasha's official dispatch ex
plains that the battle fought Tuesday near
Aladja Dagh, was caused by an attempt
of the Russians to surprise the corps OF
observation posted at KOzkar to cover a
concentration of his forces at Aladia Dagh.
Mnkhtar claims he repulsed the Russians
with a loss of 1900.
The Marquis of Salisbury, in a speech
at Bradford, England, said the war was
not likely to be abandoned until one of
the belligerents was strikingly defeated,
or utterly exhausted. England, he said,
was not at present in position, without
departing from her neutrality, to offer
anything but mere general pacific ad.
vice. a.
John G. Thompson, Sergeant-at-Arms
of the last House Of Representatives, ar
rived in Washington last night and was
escorted to his hotel by political friends
Of this district and serenaded. Speeches
were made to an enthusiastic crowd by
Mr.. Thompson, ,Cohgressmen Sayler, Hurd
Rice, Banning and Blackburn. t1 /
The will Of the late Arch bishop BayleV
was filed last week at Baltimore for pro-
bate. All his property of every kind in
New Jersey is bequeathed to Cardinal
McClosky and Bishops Laughlin and Car.
rigan. All the remainder of his property
goes to his successor, Archbishop Gibbons,
and Bishops Becker and Kain. The last
named devisees are executors. n
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GooDBY, FoREvER.-It is victory of a
much more conclusive and overwhelm.
ing character than any the Democrats
have before won in the State. 1t equals
any the Republicans ever gained. For
mer Democratic successes but two in
number-were meager, accidental and
fragmentary. This one is massive, uni
form and tremendous. 1t indicates po-
litical revolution in the minds ofthe vo-
ters. It lis a change Of front Of the whole
State for long time. Ohio has peFma-
nently retired the Republican party from
her affairs, her confidence or her tolera-
-BrOoklyn Eagle, Dem.
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SUSPENSION OF A CALIFORNIA
HOUSE.

San Francisco, Oct. 10.--The failure Of
Cross & Co., importers and general CON-
mission merchants was announced to-
day. The parent house is at Glasgow,
with branches at Valparaiso and this
city, and extensive business connections
in Europe, South America, Australia and
China. The immediate cause Of the sus-
pension is the death of the senior part
ner, Alexander Cross, at Valparaiso, Sept.
20. Before suspendinG the firm consult
ed The principal creditors and meeting
of the creditors will be held on Saturday.
The firm was largely interested in lead
mining properties on the coast.
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LEGAL.
SHERIFF. SALE.
H.K. Dickey & Co. VS. Sarah Unckel ct al.

n, n, DIUKtY N OO Vs o1Illl UIIOhVI " aIs
By virtue Of an alias order 10 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
Saturday, tte 27th day of October, 1877.
the following described real estate situate In sad
county to.Wit: Part of lot number twenty-five
(22) In the town, now CITY, Of Massillon, being if
y feet front on Erie street, and seventy-four fee
on North street in said city, and being and corn
ering on said Erie and North.
Appraised at Sl466.
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms
one third cash on day of SALE one third In twelve
months and one-thlrd in eighteen months from
day of sale, with interest ct 6 per cent secured
by mortgage on the premises g
sep27-ew J. P, RAUCH, Sheriff.
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TH1ERs's manifesto, written in the last
days of his life, and the revision of which
was not finished when he died, has been
published, and fills nine columns of a
French newspaper. The Monarchists
sought to create an impression that it
might not be genuine, but the whole doc
ument exists in the handwriting Of
Thiers, and it is vivid with the power,
intelligence and personality Of the great
old man. ~ i,igeg3 4 ,qnp+
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If Mr.. Hayes can so far abandon his
party, and take into his confidence an
old rebel and ex-Confederate officer, and
put him at the head of the Postofice De-
partment, what consistency is there in
the Republican leaders hereabouts abu-
sing workingmen, Republicans hereto.
fore, for daring to exercise the rights Of
American freemen on election day2 9ic
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SHERIFF. SALE.
anu M Grosse bal Iohn A. Yaaat et nx 81 a

Guy E. Crosse VS. John A. Yeast ct ux ct al,
By virtue of an order TO sell issued from the
court Of common pleas Of Stark county, o.. and
tome directed, twill offer for sale at public out.
cry at the door Of the cOurt house In the city OF
Canton. on an .. H,
Saturday The 9Th day of October, 1877,
the following described real estate situate in said
county, to,Wit Lot number twenty one (2l) In
Guy f. Crosses Pleasant View addition TO the city
of MaRilOn
y Appfhised at $780,
sale to commence ct one o'clock p. m. Terms,
cash. "a
septic r.t 4 ]. P. RAUCH, Sheriff.
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AdministratOr's Notice.

Notice ia hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed and qualified 40 administra-
tor Of The estate Of Clara N. Lavender, deceased.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are requested TO make immediate payment,
ana all persons having claims are requested 70
present them according " law.
Sept9O-dW' s. 8. GEIB, ,sAdm'r.
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Canton, O.

Layer Raisins, per lb.....,.......... Ioc
Choice Muscatel Raisins, per B......1z3
Prunes......".......""."......3t TBS for IS
Anchor Table Sauce,
2Sc per pint, soc quart, SI.75 gal.
Prepared Mustard, table use) per h.. &C
German Soap, s tb bars. 80
Ga pared peaches yellow per tb. Y..I5
Cranberries, per quart.......".......,...Io 10
Dried Blackberries, per tb...........I23
Cider Vinegar per gal.."""....."...2o
Currants, per ID. .....................,.Io
Pure Wines and Liquors,
from 81 oo94 90 per gal.
carbon Oll........... ..........24c
n. o. MOlasses..:. ...,..6sc@75c
Loave Sugar Drips...,....,"75c {"
Silver Drips. .........,,"..."....6oc
Fresh Eggs, per doz....--.........,.....I6c
" Butter. per tb....q.""...."""..2o
Oct4'T-gy Ata
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HAYES gets cheers from Democrats
South, but gets curses from Republicans
North, New York Republican State Con-
vention for example.
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MisreAaneuus.
TALK 10 FARMERS.

GOuernOr ScymOur'S address at he Le'OIs
County Fair-7he Agricultural InterestS
Of the Country, and What he Farmers
Ouqht 10 KnOlU.
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HOTELS,
AMERICAN HOTEL.

OALEM, OHIO-John A. Dellenbaugh, prOprie-
- tor. This popular and well known House has
lately been rehtted and furnished all through. A
good sample room for commercial travellers. Lv-
cry stable in connection with the House, and an
OmRibus to and from all trains. Those patrOniz-
ing the House will at all times receive prompt
and corteouB attention. augl7-u
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SalurdallQ tEe 2OM IAN Of October, lS77,
SHERIFF SALE.
David weller vn John NeIawander Ct d
Saturday, the 9Th dag of October, 1877.

court 0fc0mmon pleas OF stark county, OhlO ana 70
me directed i will offer for sale at public
Outcry at the door Of the court house. in the city
Of Canton, on
Saturday, the 9Th day of October, 1877.
The following described real estate situate in
said county, towit: Being the west part of lots
7 and in Lengs addition 10 West MassillOn, &C.
cOrding to a survey and map Of the same by A..
r. Beach, Surveyor Oct. LIST, 1867, to which map or
plat, together with Memorandum Of the same,
reference Is here made, for a more perfect and
full description, the said Lengs conveying TO the
said Neiswander the same right that he possessed
10 the use Of the water conveyed by the pipes in
the vicinity Of the said west half Of said lots and
no other right TO its use the said Lengs reserving
and exc ping the right to continue 70 pass the
waterpipes now used In crossing his addition and
the right to enter upon said premises TO recon-
strUct and repair said pipes and extend the same
through said addition so as 70 conduct the water
which passes through said pipe to such points as
the owner Of said water may desire.
Appraised at $500.
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. m, Terms
cash.
sep27-sw Up RAUCH, sherih.
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pOLRn,Nc AND RFsTAURI

BOARDING AND RESTAURANT.
nEGULAR, or day boarders, can find flrst-class
III accommodations at the new boarding house
and restaurant, on Liberty street, opposite the
Novelty Works, Canton, o.
june1R77-gy LOUIS F. JORDON, Prop.
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PETITE CHANCE 4lsa wALTER q, CHANCHI
.r Z n P. CHANCE & SON,
A TToRNEYS AT Law, AND NOTARY PUB.
"A LIC-P. Chance Juttice of the Peace-0fice
In east basement of Court House. Collections at.
tended to promptly. noV2674u
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rif ~ J.W. UNDERHILL.
A TT0RNEY AT LAW-Canton, Ohio ONCE,
"A Cassidy Bloch, public square, 3rd room north
side of hail. julySTu
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CoNNRcTIoUTl local elections reverberate
Democratic music splendidly.