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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-06-01
Effects of Cold storms on Poultry

Each season of the year brings its special
work and care, demanding the special at
tention of the keepers of poultry. Ex-
cepting the first bleak autumn storms, no
period of the year is so trying to the consti-
tuition Of fowls as cold, spring rain storms.
Birds that have stood the severity of winter
without any apparent signs of disease, often
succumb to the effects of chilly rain storm.
The germs of disease, however, are some
times contracted during confinement in
winter, and the sudden change of the wealth
er, experienced during cold rain, will de-
velop the malady, which is likely to become
contagious. Fowls that have been highly
fed and kept warm to induce laying, will
like forced plant, be too tender to stand
neglect during the early, drenching rains
that penetrate to their very skins.
The danger need not be feared, however,
by those who will take little extra care of
their stock during such weather As soon
as the earth softens under the first mild
breath of Spring, fowls are all awake to the
prospect of getting worms and other insects
from the ground. They will be then be off,
prowling about before it is even light enough
to see their prey, but as they evidently
know that the early bird catches the worm,
are on the ground betimes. Perhaps the
next day there is a severe change in the
weather, with sleet or rain, and you will see
the birds hunting about, in hopes of finding
insects, till they get soaking wet through
their feathers, aud if not we'll cared for thi.
often proves fatal.
Most fancers have noticed that colo
storm frequently stops hens from laying fol
a week. Now, this delay and risk of sick
ness may often be prevented by giving then
liberal mess of soft, warm food, with lit
tie cayenne pepper in it. To this should b
added generous amount Of animal food
either scraps or haslets, to take the place o
the supply of worms, which is stopped wher
the fowls cannot get out With this littl
extra care hens will often keep on laying
retain perfect health and be profitable Il
their keepers.-Henry Hales IN Rural Ne,
Yorker,
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The chief village of the island of Isabel,
in the South Pacific beyond the equator, is
built on the summit of rocky mountain
rising almost perpendicularly to height of
800 feet. Ascending by a native path from
the interior, the traveller wall find the ex-
treme summit mass of enormous rocks
standing up like a castle, among which
grow gigantic trees, in the branches of which
the dwellings are built. The stems of these
trees rise perfectly straight and smooth
without branch, to a height varying from
Of To 100 feet. Some of the houses are l2C
9 feet above the ground, the average heigh
being CO.. They are approached by lad
der of creepers, and accommodate from tel
to fifteen natives each, besides an ampl,
store of stones, which are thrown with sling
in case Of an attack. At the foot of eacl
!. tree is another hut, the everyday house, a
it were, where the day time is spent whel
no danger is apprehended. The natives ar
cannibals of the most ravenous kind.
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SAFE AND SURE.

MR.. ii. II. STEVENS;
In 1872 your vegetine was recommended to me,
and yielding TO the persuaslons OF frendI consent
ed TO try IT,. AT the time, was suffering from
duced by overwork and Irregular habits. Its wop-
derful strengthening and curative properties seem
ed TO affect my debilitated system from the first
dose, and under its persistent use rapidly recov-
cred, gaining more than usual health and good feel
ing. Since then have not hesitated to give vege-
tine my most unqualified Endorsement as being
safe, sure and powerful agent in promoting health
and restoring the wasted system to new life and
energy vegetine is the only medicine / use, ana as
long as live never expect TO find better.
Yours truly, W. II. CLARK,
100 Monterey Street, ALLEGHENY Pa,
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The Auera .fn.a-r.I.

Bangor Wing when L. sE---r ID
hls army % Grant the latter sisr,la-.i q,
take his sword and ad,ls-i - - -
nAninity BY voluntarily in.srtir. r. -.
terms o; caPtulAtion an sxelau-.a- .
the side Arms Of fAll) The o. -. a.
Their horses and private basz.g- A. /.
matter OF fact, Of ~hich se have Ia
authoritative information. ti-u-r.l i -
came TO the spot iesiguA,-d f-r ta-
meeting Of the tao ehiefiain. s-srlu..
splendid testimonial ssori tha- La.l
been presented - han. auI da1rlls.,
intending that the weapon shalld e.
come the historic emblem cf the .a-r
cause at the national capitol Geu-rll
Grant prevented tlis b graceiuI as.s.
ing TIE surrender % the sword ~
yanq1ished FOE, and. hastily F-uc.l.--
the terms he demanded pa--s-i as
memorandum 60 Lee. ~hs t-cslas a.
bly, Affected with emotion ca f-srccls-r ,.
the generosity with which AZ the ot
GERS OF his command wcre o. - trga.al
by their eonqueruF.
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Cis.a s....r. .s,.- Air.

Amon- the rno<t srguis.ts .c-rs.-r
delight The eye q ths kaTus-.n tn.Nslsr -
iho-s xond.rful rt.-r-rIiu--.s rl1r-f- 49,.
np4tinr nom ne AlTius cllrfs. Hlfu -. Il
IN ihs sanll.h that Natuls han.s ga 49,
buautifui q k~n.- - n q. ,1sly "a a. : = =
heslth-ih- s1niishf 20 cur frnsf 49,. ~
nature reveals thQ-@ q seal q 80 - 60.
the -ru~y che.k sud -cnsrry Ia. = = -.
which every pot - the ezr-k - ne y 81
ihe ME- u 80 hin but th-r ~ -
the - nlcAl Hood cuucriN-e lEri.Tsn -
~ 10 DO. woman .-sE~r O. rstalu ~ - -.
r--slfts Ia French srt znd ruu..H H. 49, -
similar . that ~hich .euid z tr..l-..-.II y \.
-sS>tAtuftug aucfiuue.rs ra.s - - -.
al El"Sins cloud tAn1sr~ = a. slFs =
woman would Aid Nai4rw ar.-lsaI - : 80.
ina Arf- would .-ek reslfh in-isas Il - 1.
trl ing 10 mssk dl-s@.sa. al 80 = go - y
sin TIE sr-str-t cnaFm - - - 49,
hrsitn-tuf she NoCla aver nsurH -
10Th froin h-r~eif .Ed oih-r.- ~ 49, /.
. csf praise from t1ousarn- - 49, -.
-nhsuns women. One oatfls uffsn = -
more i-itef thAn muufhs - trrafu.~rr -.
csnstio. a1d oih>r mssileiu--. 20 - -. -
IN any ooEcition - IA sssisul- 80 u. -
often n od~r. TIE uinls-t luNr I'd - Il
from that moi toying - ori-al.-a -
consultation slth a pngsirtsn o. - - II.rr
Of every woman q t--rsru. f-rIl. iar - ~.
Causes and - m ptorns ufftI. rl-rF -
u which her Peculiar urEznlEallf|n 49, =
means Of prs~sntirs fhs--~ 49,. Hr-
Peori-s Ne1iczi Adxi-<r cuutaIl. - =
tsnsiEe fr~Gtl-~ upon oman 49, - -
ea----- The Autslor a,..o .iE - 49, =
domestic tres fnsnts stich al rflEr r.E.1ar
the -erNloc. OF ptyscisu tuuus----arr
Every woman shoals Fs@d - I. rnsr u r.
Adviser can - obtsin-. - 49,. - -.
Aufhor. bf. X. '. Pierce. g. Eu-zlr. -
fork- Price :. % tT-u.fAE- pr-E.ifL f.aar-
| IT. Prescription 10 sod ~ dru.si-t.-
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The standard T.m-dls. for a. si.-..-s =
the lunss, are sch-ncki. faiuaautr 49,
Schenekis e>z w--1 Iouir. and $500. /.
Mandrake Pills-Ane iftsssn 49,. a. -,
are destroy -, speedy cure = - 49,
10 thee tire ta.1icfn-s-Ilr r Il 49,
.. IA 4ad-lpEia. oEes Is aurls.ll-,l -
N TIE Treatment % Iairuouar- dl-r.--.
Tie p1lnsoaie -gfaF rlf--us - ul..r1...I
mailer IA he 4Gus~. mature rnHus- 10 = 90
N 10y en ns-efuraiiun. fnr ul-rl a. - =
az matter IL riF- sliglf ouG.h 80 -
On, the p.tls NJ bas rsst 2a4 N .a1s. ID. i
TO heal
To enable the rulmuui- .Frup - q -.
-cnenck saDarasr f-lll 80 49, . -.
ed lonic Euust D. r. 80 IS & -
the stnmsch and liN-r -rhs o. q = 49,.
filis act on the lls.f. ~ Inas Ia = u -
taons, reiAa ths gall ulsddsr. ne - -
freely and The liver J. -s.un rs.isNaIr
rch-nck : 49, "A 80 Iuu1c - $3.50 - -
ulAnt aud zltersftNr. ti- nlkau - 80 y
L. oomTn-sd miEcs uith N. $50 80 49,.
vents ssafing. IL A-sists a. Glz-sl1..r 30
toninx ~ The STOMACH n !. - "a . 49,
u"us 80 that The Tod zud ths ~ No.
mp VIII make eood hls.s-l. tfan -. -. 49,
znd the pstieot vii surely 80 49, Il - 4.
taken 20 prevent frs~n odd
All uho rish 10 esrns1lf ~ = nsr-E-s "a
peronalLs % - letter. rsn co - - q !. rrfr-
einsl o11c-. corner - -iata sn1 Ares So.
fhilAds phis, every Monday
~ch~Ecks n-diclnea 49, -allt ~ . A..
gists thruue boat the country nrar I'm
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EsTISAN-.

Taken up by J. N Sel~cn. 80 s-rr.raf
esivr. A. b L>n..r, la.ties * - s--ss-
too year. cd. foaTteen aHa ou.-e 80 -
hishs 10 hr.na.. -noa Al Arosaa- a l.r.--si
Taken up by ~ "a Bs.-asu. 80 s.r-..-s
before T. {. heLli.. ga-l1s - a. -
pr-cinct No Oua nEF nae l-us. &C.
iaiTis-en hands h,sh. snd piss > -.
brands thcr o. ArUrAi--i af1lL
Taken ur - T. McCouias. zn4 $50. -
before ". v. rcAk- iu-tlcf 81 thr 80. -.
einct So-- one -irua-xraE l1ar-, -ssen -
b IN. hrE1dei : n.-rr % "a go -. =
s.ddie marks on tn~ 49,. APsrsi--a 81
Taken ~ ~ Jsbn Esiia.uzh 40 .-irar..i
befoTs !. Il. $780,, Just. - - -.
srecir C No. Oh. -urr.i TauF. - So
.garts-n y.ars Old. sboai shiFt--n $50.
hen; br.nsie'i On N D. hip = a. ABtr.l---s
a. s.. Al-o. ca. -srf.i, ~tit--f.os 49,
haS-.. Au-sut fo9rt--B hani--alCh- -.
ss.,s e.q sf-, 49,, ss 1892 =, -, a. &C.
nfoEn Ioug hufss. @ghf Year. olI- arrar
tsar. % -h.ni. 40. eF-na-a - riEht-tAisa
- Appr@l.-1 81 81
T-keaEpsy J. a Kitch-r. ~ .-r-.r-f
b@fore a 4 Lsntcr. iustira "a a 49, -
cincf SO. O1s hlark konsa at.ouf So
.sea'a.r 30 :, - - a. 49, - - -.
fourteen hsnds and = hAlf hszh. siztf r.ar.
90, sr@as,s r. -, - 49, 1l--
rsksn sp ~ =. " tss~-. .aa s--r-I-d -
fore " " f-.k- tu~ilns - ~ 49,. -
4 c1Dct No - oEs n4.fk sssr - go.
old. NO brands. N.iasa - . a. -
sass. siss. % sr.ss IA 49, sssa
I.ssa Up I'm. hr.~u ssa ..lr.ssa
| bay horse yeas. old. lsa h.sa. 49,.
brand T.; y.iu-a ct ~ .lss. -. -.
SSld. spdr.i--S asa. -
r .asn ss u % CO. log: - .:
. q. la, h.ns. hish. s.T - a. tuIsk--1-
ihrcs ~hlts fsst. ne nr.ees .Bsr-a--a -
eeior~ W. a. f.as, ,. Z Tfs~iuct - i. &C.
] yeiio~ stod pony shuut "a u.n1. 49,.
I yeans lid this - flux. er.nde-d 80 a. -.
shoulder sppr-i-ed a. "a -ea~
Taken up byJ u. 1.cksoa sn1 -.l-.y-s
irss sr.y mSs. sss soiS &c. ssSss' :. ;.
/ rssdss = 90 len .hssissr .ss . =
a, ears ia; no br.nas % ssl-r A. - -
pres sed ~ tis ~ a~
Tak.sn Up By JOAN T. c&-roll al -~1r.--a
ssfoTe ". " fe.k. , r. pr-sinSi ~ 4 -
pony. nay color. "a hsn1s hisA- sye-- "a
90 orand<; vsaasd - - 80
Taken mp by wnnsr. GA .sz --.r.s-a
fsss.ses No. :. ess irss $40 80.
4 asd IL hands high. ri<hi hlp knecs~l avsa.
sz.uscd ihus - snsroAs, s.i.s ~ 49,
g: :. ss-h On u. ' ,.sss sss..s- 49, ;.
M ~ broks- Also os< 49,. c-usn s<1-
S :.s Ga 49, s::sa: 80. 2: $780,. -. -
Hc Ssi-.s~ . D -
: * - - 49, ss@-SS
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lfEil ADsssTlSEstsrS

THE STATE % TEAA--rr - -.
Interested In ~ -Ear- .azl.nIr 60 -
stale u susie ,. -sa In-a p lnE1l.aa rs
DorS -. n. Cote q 80 4i-r 49, = - -
tie ts-Iuty toGrt 81 n.ll - tss1ufr. - -
enhitis 80 The couc tea - 49, 49, 49,
eethtT ~iih AS .Ef n.stuE q - nisrlal -
ther-i-ou4. which I'll - h-.rd - a. u~nt
term Of aid coarf- cu1urn.nrlr.- - - 49,
Monday N Nay \. y - - 49, Ea1rf-
hsuse. In he city a f.lla.. - EnIrn ~
al persons .ut~r--ird o. szll tslarIi - :,
may sPTear aEe centrsf sAld apssi1a - =
thsy --c prup-r.
witn--s. A H.rus.a. g'ounty GA - -
las teunty. I.nss Gives 49, - -
hand. and the --.i - 49, Ga1urr -
ofio,. IN Cl.y - nails-. tklz "a = a.
Nsr-h. 4. II. -.
a uAkHNru.
CoGnty C.rk. DALAI Co4atr. -.
mritt--N-f
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sfnx.lfk-. ma

The delightful e--cts % a i.reu u-i--.s.
Dr. J. IL heLasn's Cough 40 Las h. 81
INK ".ob1ies. A. The saliva ia a. u-a-arr
acts on the zinbu - . So = x-nersr-- 49,
so"ihes anf hssls irrit.-ian % 90 49,
ant lune,, makes the Soic- elear =. rIr.l
cures hoafs-ne.s- cUug .-ai.,s 40 -,a-znar b.
uon- Trial ooIe.- % nl-f. = c-uas o.
t. Mclean. ga Chestnut str..s - -.
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The regular s-sae q ar FsPeT La
been, much to our regret. d-isTs'i to
or three days This Ma NAV eid.tls,
and owing altogether 10 the f.ct tn-i
we were wrestling with the las- tan
list which We present this ueruins
and every one can see that cur s1cl-s
Is perfectly valid one. We trust or
patrons will forgive u. and -s p-s1i-s
that any future work Of this siu.i III
not have similar sf.-c,
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David ". Adams. Attornsy a. - a.
Notary Public. pay pArtlcuiNr .tt-1rla- r
preparing abstracts % ttis-. aells-ta-a q.
claims, taking sekuo-i~is-mrurs. r-u.1-r.
Ing Of lands and P4y al-ut of t.Ks- ta-r-.u
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The Inch
OnnpIe1e
The
LAMBREU LACE CURTAINS lRApERS SHADES Etc. in Endless VaisB
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. ]. p. Tustin, (Supply.)
Sunday Services-lnH n. m. and 6% p. m.
Sunday Schools a. m.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening at sX
soaCs free. The public are invited to attend.
ST. MATTHEW'S LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Minister-Rev. j. McCron.
Sunday Servces--l0H a. m. and On p. m.
irayer Nee ,ing-Every Wednesday evening at 6X
clock.
Seats free. Nopews rented. All are welcome.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Mlnister-Rev. stuart Mitchell.
Sunday Services-l0H a. Iii. and 6h p. m.
Sunday Schoo-9 a. m.
Prayer MeeIing-Every Wednesday evening at 81
Seats free. No pews rented. Strangers welcome.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Presiding Elder-Rev N. s. Buckingham.
Minister-Rey. j. $. McMurray.
sunday Services.i0K and 6% p. m.
Bible ClassNEvery Monday evening at 81 O'Clock.
Young Mems PRAYER Meedng-Every Tuesday
General Prayer Meeting-Every Thursday evening
o'clock.
REFORMED CHURCH.
Corner Of Third and Iron streets.
rastor-Rev. G. d. Gurley.
Resldence-Centra Hotel.
sunday Seryices-l0% a. m. and p. m.
sunday schools a. m.
Prayer Meeting-Saturday, p, m.
All are invited There is always room.
ST. PAUL's CHURCH.
Rector-Rev L. Zahner.
sunday Servces-lOh a. M, N p. m.
Sunday Schools q. m.
First Sunday I'm the month, Holy Communion.
Services preparatory to Communion on Friday
evening before the st Sunday In each month.
Pews rented but everybody welcome.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH.
Presiding Elder-Rev. A. L. Reeser.
MniSter-Rev. j. A. Irvine.
Sunday Services p. m, In the Iron Street Church.
Pra, er Meeting-Eyery Sabbath at p. IN.
All are invited. All are welcome.
THE CHURCH OF CHRIST.
Meets In 1.-THE little Brick Church on the him.
known as the Welsh Baptist Church-on Rock street
east OF Iron.
Regular meeting for worship, every Lords day Of
ternoon at 81 o'clock.
Seats rree and the public cordially invited to
attend.
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Columbia County Official Directory.

President Judge-William Elwell.
Associate Judges-1. Krickbaum, F. l.. Shuman.
PrOthOnotary, &c-B Frank Zarr.
Court Stenographer-S n. Walker.
register q Observation-Disclosures II. Jacoby.
District Attorney-John VI. Clark.
Sherif-tJohn W. Hoffman.
Surveyor-lsaac Dewitt.
Treasurer-Dr II. W. McReynolds.
C)mmlssioners-,John Herner, $. W. McHenry,
Joseph Sands.
Commissioners Clerk-William Krlckbaum.
Auditors-M. V. b. Kline, j. B. Casey, L. b, Brown
Coroner-Charles g. Murphy.
jury Commlssioners-Jacob II. Fritz, william II.
Utt
County Observation-Disclosures H. Snyder.
Bloom Poor Observation-Disclosures z. Ent, Scott,
WIN. Kramer, Bloomsbury and Thomas Reece,
scott, o. p. Ent, Secretary.
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'HE UNDEhSlGNEL,r Representing several
OF the most conservative and reliable Ameri-
Can Fire Insurance Companies, would beg leave TO
offer his services to the citizens OF Bloomsbury and
vicinity, requesting reasonable share OF the public
patronage. ,,,,
Bloomsbury, July IS, 1876.
once In Brower's Block.
July
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Bloomsburg Official Directory.

Bloomsburg Banking Company-John A. Funston,
President H. II. Groz, Cashier.
Flrs National Bank-Charles r. Paxton, President
j. p. Tustin, Cashier.
Columbia County Mutual Saving Fund and Loan
Association-E II. Little, President, G. W. Miller,
Secretary.
Bloomsburg Building and Saving Fund Association
WIN. Peacock, President, J. b. Robson, Secretary.
Bloomsbury Mutual Saving Fund Associai lon-J.
j. Brewer, President, c. @. Barkley Secretary.
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JOB PRINTING

The Jobbrg department OF the COLUMBIAN is yer
complete, and our b Printing will compare favora
y with that OF the large cities. All work done on
mand, neatly and at moderate prices.
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To the Working Class.-We are now prepared TO
furnish all classes with constant employment at
home, the whole OF the time, or for their spare mo-
ments. Business new, light and profitable. Persons
evening, and proportional sum by devoting their
whole time TO the business. Boys and girls earn
nearly as much as men. That all who see this notice
may send their address, and test the business we
make this unparalleled o1er 10 such as are not well
satisfied we viii send one dollar TO pay for the
trouble OF writing. Fun particulars, samples worth
several dollars TO commence work on, and copy OF
Home and Ftreside one OF the largest and best
Illustrated Publications. all sent free by mail Read
er, II You want permanent profitable work, address
george stlnson Co., Portland Maine.
sept 8, T6.-llm.
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THE COLUMBIAN.
oLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, STAR OF THE NORTH AND coLus
BIAN CoEs0I1DATED.)
issued weokly every Friday morning. nt

issued weekly, every Friday morning, at
BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, pa
. TWO DOLLARS per year, payable In advance or
during the year. After the expiration OF the wear
s250 Will be charged To subscribers out OF the
county the terms are ~ per year. strictly in advance
SO ~ II not paid In advance and $500 ii payment he,
delayed be ond the year.
No paper discontinued, except at the option OF the
publishers, until all arrearages paid but long
continued credits after the expiration OF the first
year will not be given ~
Allpapers sent out OF the state to distant post
Offices must be paid for In advance, unless respon-
sble person In Columbia county assumes TO pay the
subscription due on demand
POSTAGEis is no longer exacted from subscribersi In
he county.
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THE INFAMOUS EIGHT.

The eight Commissioners did not stop
there. They went much further They
practically justified and sustained all the inf
mite rascality of the Returning Boards. They
not only refused to take voluntary notice of
the atrocious frauds perpetrated by them,
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DEMoCRAT, VOL. XIII, NO. lC
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Concluded Oa An page.
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They said the judgment of the Court was
too late it was pronounced after the Hayes
electors had met End made cut their votes,
and sent them to the President of thejSenate.
Here were two sets of electors, each claiming
the exclusive right to vote for the State, and
both OF them actually sent up their bal
lots. One of them was duly appointed, and
had the authority claimed the other set was
necessarily composed of mere pretendens,
who were not duly appointed, and, having
no authority, their vote was a mere Dullity.
Concluded on. An Daos
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appointed. Did the eight suppose that the
legal power to make such an appointment
was vested by law in the Returning Boards2
Did they think 1t was not vested in the peo-
pie No, that is impossible. But they may
have conscientiously believed that the inter
est of their faction would be we'll served by
Hayes election. They may have been
prompted by virtuous admiration of car
pet-bag government, and were sincerely
anxious to save it from Tilden's reform.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-03
STATE AND NEIGKBORHOOD.

Lancaster, o., April 2O.-Sheriff Geo.
See arrested John S. Smeck, the Liberty
township defaulting treasurer, at village
in Iowa yesterday, and will arrive with
him tomorrow.
The Masonic fraternity of Cleveland is
making extensive preparations for the
triennial conClave of the Grand EnCamp-
ment, Knights Templar, for the United
States, to be held In that city on the 2Sth
of August next.
Elyria, AprilI2l.-A married lady nam
ed Brown committed suicide in Am
herst, o., last night, by jumping from the
rocks in the stone quarry into the water
below. She leaves husband and q
child few months Old.
They are to have colored baby show
at Cincinnati. Over 100 babies will cry
for the prizes.
On the first Monday in June the Cleve-
land Presbytery will convene in the 1st
Presbyterian church of Akron.
An old man about so years of age
while walking along the railroad track at
Middle Ground, at Toledo, Tuesday af-
ternoon, was struck by freight train and
instantly killed. On Wednesday the re-
mains were identified as those of Rich
ard EggestOn, of Webster township,
Wood county, o., veteran Of the war of
1912.
II. x. Reynolds, Recorder of Jefferson
county, died at his residence in Steuben-
vile, Ohio, on Tuesday afternoon, in his
Goth year. He was elected last fall.
The large barn of the Ashtabula Coun-
ty lnfrmary, at Kingsville, Ohio, was
destroyed by fire yesterday morning,
consuming everything Total loss $40
600, insurance $4,000. The barn is sup.
posed to have been fred by tramp.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-03
NOTICE.

CHRISTIAN RAMSEIER and Rosie Ramseier
" heretofore residents of Stark County, o., but
whose place of residence is now unknown and
can not be ascertained, will take notice that An
thony Vogt Of Stark county Ohio, did, ON The
Doth day of November, 1876, file his petition in the
court OF common pleas within and for said coun
ty Stark and Slate of Ohio against them, said
Christian Ramseier and Rosie Ramseier, setting
forth that they said Christian Ramseier and Rosie
Ramseier gave mortgage to said Anthony Vogt
on lot No. thTty.sx 1867 in Riverside addition To
the town. now city Of Massll0n, tosecure the pay
ment of one hundred and fifty dollars Sl5O) ao'
cording TO certain note referred TO in said mort.
gage and that said sum with the interest accrued
thereon from September 10th, 1876, at 5 per cent
per annum, payable annually, is still wholly un.
paid though long since due, and praying that
said Christian Ramseier and Rosie Ramseer pay
said sum and interest or that said premises be
sold TO make the same.
And the said Christian Ramseier and Rosie
Ramseier are notified that they are required to
appear and answer said petition on or before the
third Saturday after the 10th day Of May, 1877
Dated April 5th, 1877. ANTHONY VOGT
By c. Y. MEYER, his attorney.
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