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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-06-27
WRSTWARD.

Trains Nos. and ~ on main line run daily:
Palace Sleeping Coaches on trains No. l. 2, 8
RnO II, between Cincinnati and New York daily
Hotel coach on trains and ~ between Chicago
and New York daily, via Mansfield.
Connections at Mansfield with Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad; at Meadvflle IN
ion and Cory for OIL Regions; and at jamestown
for Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
Close connections at Cincinnati with trains foH
the South and West
No "stop-0ver' allowed upon local tickets. LO.
cal Passengers must purchase tickets to their rSS
stopping place, and then repurchaSe from that
point 10 destination.
W. B. SHATTUC,
Gen. Passenger and Ticket A0t., Cgscinnati o
P. D. COOPER,
Gen. Superintendent Cleveland, o. noylSh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-06-27

Artists 81 Coach Painters
Oil COlOrS in Tubes.
Colors, ordinary, per doz Sl1O per tube 10 to 15c
extra, per ube""".....".""".""...l5 10 30
Dry Colors of every shade at exceedingly low prl-
ces, as follows:
French Ochre, per 100 lbs to 21lc, per single lb
Sc.
Venetian red, per 100 lbs PIC, per single lb
SIC.
Reno's French Filling per lb"..,.,,.........6 TO
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TRAINS GOING NORTH.
STATION

All trains daily, Sundays excepted)
CONNECTIONS.
At Cleveland with fast trains for the East and
Cleveland and Detroit daily Line Steamers.
At UriohEyille with P. @. q 81 i. BY,
At Dover With N. P. q o. BY.
At warwick with q. MI v. a o. RY,
Al RuHsell With A A6 ". Ry,
Al GFahon Win Q. Q, ally.
AZ Elyria with L 8. 4 n q. BY
OSCAR T0WNBBID, WV. GARD,
GSn1 1anaoB. RaDSlilAnAasG
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-06-27

THE CLEVELAND TUSOARAWAB VALLEY
AND WHEELING RAILWAY,
On and after May 18th, 1871 and until further
notice, trains will run as follows:
TRAINg GOING goUTH.
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pSWihR NhoNhAHS VIA " siO put VI Al cOtsAOo'
Va1'mfSheS and sJapanS.
Varnish COACH No, extra, ,"per gal. 500 to $2.25
Demar, extra........... 200 to $50
Furniture q COpal, Mol LBS to LIS
shellac..............".. 800 to 800
Uil finish 1.8O to 200
Asphaltum u Baking Japan. 1,l0to LIS
Japan dryer""""..,.",...."", Ito to LAO
Carriage Varnishes.
rs 10 S25
Rubbing for under coats,per gal."...". $50 to 400
Elastic carriage Qast coat on running
paTBO per 31O 70 4OO
Enamel top, per gal...""......"",...,. 300 to 376
Noble & HOars varnlsh constantly on hand.
miscellaneous.
am sole agent for E. @. FraliChs celebrated anti
friction Axle Grease, and have constantly on hand
full and complete stock of the following goods:
All cOlors In brOnZes, chamos skins Hooks, smalts
gold, silver and composition leaf, GLACIERS diamonds
steel and glass cutters CLUES Of all kinds, grainng
tools, paint mills painters sand, pine tar pearl for
signs, sponges, palate knives or spatulas, putty
knives, transfer ornaments, brushes Of every de-
scriptiOn, &C.
American and French sheet window glass. Esti.
mates Civ en- on French polish plate when requested
AS have the only plate glass diamond in this sec
ton of country Parties wishing to have heavy glass
cut to order will please give me call and will cut
1t on my own responsibility. In conclusion invite
large and small buyers Of paint, color, and other
goods In my line to call or correspond with me before
making their contracts as 1 am a practical painter
and understand cOlors thoroughly and can't fall to
10 give satisfaction.
discount to dealers and large buyers.
PAINTS MIXED TO ORDER.
JanlO-lm ]. H. WERNER,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-06-27

A TLANTIC AND GREATaWEsTERN RAIL
IA ROAD.
Time Tabb-Adopted May 18Th, 1877.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-06-27
lpatnts, Oils, &t.

~~->-~~~~-~~~y-y>-o~.~~~
CITY PAINT STORE.
]. T.. ~, WERNER, j. ];:I;, ! #
- Successor to WERNER q BRo)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAIER IN
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHBS,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Window Glass, &C.,
49 East TVSGaraWaS Street,
GIPPERT BLoCKO CANTON, OHIO.
Below Is the retail price of the following goods
White Lead, strictly pure, per lO.,.".....,"...."
g " 9.S 9nq % grace " "''''"''''''''"'
China Gloss, or Zinc in Varnish, per lb,"25 to 2S
FutIy, 70 10 cans per lD'.."''"."".".'.'..,"..""4
lUu 10 Dulk
GREENS, French Emerald Il CrOme, per
,,...,...,",.,,,,.. 20 70 ~
Graining Uolors black walnut, light oak,
dark oak Chesnut ash, &C., ground rea-
dy for use, In and lb cans, per lb.....S0 to 80
Stencil colOrs, in tin cans, with sponges,
black, blue and red per box ...,,,.,..,..SO to 80
Prussian blue, ground In oil, "a, "A and
ID cans, per b. ..,.........,.... to 70
Fine OH COlors.
Drop Black, per lb",''''''".''..''''''''25t to 2Sc
Lamp ,,".,,,,,..,",.'"".,.,.,,,,....lO 70 ~
siennas and Umbers, burnt d raw, per lb.25 to 30
American vermillion, Indian red Van
dyke brown, per to 30
Venetian red, French Ochre, per lb"".o."l5 10 20
Priming ochre for first coat work, in % ID
pals per 6UOv
Crome Yelows all shades, per lb......"....15 to 30
Paris Green, per b"...""..."""."."""m.25 to 30
Superfne Quick Drying Coach Color.
These colOrs are ground exceedingly fine in Coach.
makers Japan, gold size drying oil, or .varnish, as
the nature and use of each color requires; all of
which articles are prepared expressly for thispurpose
Ivory drop black, Xxx, per lb.."."'....45 to SOC
x, ................35 to 40
Blues, Browns, Reds, Puppies, Lakes, Green's Yel-
lows and Whites all ground in the above quick dry
Ing material at lowest rates
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-06-27
Railroads.

DITTsBURaH, FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO
l. RAILWAY.
Condemned Time Card-Aay IL, 1873.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-06-27
Superfne 0uick Driving Coach Color.

Blues, Browns, Reds, Puppies, Lakes, Green's Yel-
lows and Whites all ground in the above quick dry
Ing material at lowest rates.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-06-27
GOING NORTH.

Leave Bsyard 1910 p. m. and 500 p. m; Arrive
New Philadelphia $50 and 100 p. m, Leave New
Philadelphia $50 q, m. and lao p. m. Arrive
Bayard $50 a. m. and 410 D. m.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-28
$ ppllea Elol l9f Pat a5.
UNITED STaTEs LAND 0FEI,-E,

fi51EECE..l. r.. AuE- zi lo7s.
 Notice is nsfely sifel. that Aienl sln.u A
 teaz.sli, by ats .lf tolAsg in fact, Joan 5 li=- sii.e, nlto-e ra>iss nee E iu fi0ssnce- Eliisl eaInlg AfzoAs, nas Liis oay nlasls spa.scs- !l0n lcf faicHs co tae aLo5a aA41ts1 AitNi-, silCated il the GloJe Bis.r.tL, knai aouusN, Aiilua,I. and bounded. aS ic.-e'ss. to-Wll- sss ceftll.yi by t1e rJFte$o. fseasrll oi ise thst.i Sfeics lor szid fslrite-y eJlt1-e.seii iils ' a ll.oHllueisl aiso1s saree ltes li-li, bgii, U go. iseEose =ssI sislaiee en lir ga U 0-cs4 1i.is s4 8 large mass ol icia ai,'t copper ,roF; neS. oeins ne n.ii4l Peins ls tnt t-0ee Leise aad o-0De liinllig claims. said nlont.aent being situated abyai one miie north 0t Globe CltE- Hlnal county. AFi- zona Territory, thence N- 24 IT degrees f} (Fa i5 d. 70 al. L 4.9t l-S chains co in0nu- me elt Q. stonss an4 carta about t1see aud 4. Siid ln0uuaiCnt is situated on t1e u0rth- west slope ot the GiJse Alll. about l00 yards from the bend in the Ram0oz traii. and k tl.e northe..>5 corner of tiiiS survey and t.l1 noirhwess conner of the ulo9e iEInlns claim, thence <. e4 i-i uegrees it lya. i5 si. 70 E1 E. z2.is chains lo 8 nonancut oi s.Ones about lonr feel kizh, marked ..o. r. saii monument is situyte3 oil tae northwest slepe ei the GioDe bils, and is tiIe northwest cQller of llis survey; tueace <. 24 l-i Cesrets E
 tsa l5 d. 20 ifl. F. f.;,t " chains 1lp the Alii t9 9 monument ol stones i95sl feet aish. sai1 monument beng siInated on the southWest end Of ftl0se hlli. and is tae southwest center end monument of tliis snrgey; thence S z4 i-4 degrees E. lEa. l5 d. 70 ln. E.) ! 54 l-4 chains down fac hisl t0 g stone monaLent four feet high, marked S.t4. E. 3 ' sad mon unent is sltueted on the south slope of t1e Globe bill and on thc east side of tae Rant boz traIi, and is the southwest corner oT th5s survey; thence ~. al ii degrees E.. tya. la q. -9 n E.l 2z. lj chains along tho fine af tie Lnleriopcr ciaiin to a monument ef stones anu eaftii about laree and haif feet high. marked "G c L q on the nOrtha es. side 8f q s'til05e on the northeast side. said Ecnumeut being situated near the bottom of the sulsa known as Che Alice gulei, and Is the s0ntn- west corner of this >trtey and thesouthwest corner ct the Globe mining claim; thsaee 24 l-f degrees H (va- g q. 70 iu. E.l 4 o4 r.. chains pp bill to tne phase of nesipnsng; con taiilng 70 z4-l0o acres. Adverse elSins,
 any must be filed ia this 0ihce witain sixa days of this date, CT they sill be barred 8Y law CiiAislES D. P0SEUN
 l iseeisisr
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-28
i pplica ti0n fer Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

UNITED H1AFES LAND OFFICE.
 FLORENCE, X. r., Aug. q, i55e.
 Notice ls hereby gigen, that Denjssain }i Reagan, by ltis attorney in fact, -Io.in J. De vine, N hose Fcslasnce ls in Florence. Final county, -ssil0na, has tais day made applica- tIOu Tor a Patent to tiie t8lJBE MINE. sitji- atcu in the Globe District, in.I county, Arizona, and boundesi. us f0sioWs. t0-wit as cersiAe,l by tue surveyor General of the | JMted states Tor sad Territory CGaIaenc- Ing at a monument about tlree feet aiga buiit ot copper orc, and situated o1 the sap Oi Glo8l l.ill cu large masS 0i ifCH aud coI- per cr0Fpln2s, beias gAs iuiEiai point of the Globe ald tslO9c ledge linssls claims, saii monument beng abONt one u.Iis nlria of H-oJe City. Iinal county. Arizona, tEcHce iunclt 0f st0nes aad earth about lErec zaa a hli lcef high. marked -Siobe y Un lie northeast and "t5. j.. 4H on the northwest slae, sald monument being situated leaf t8s boaon ol the Suich known as the Aiiee gillcA, 2ll is tie southwest eoEifer Of tle eiaiia thence S. S5 degrees L. lFa. l3 |. 2J ll. J.. = l-5 chains Go B monument of stoHts and earth tiree feet high, nlaraed .ts. s1id monument being situated on the top Of the divide be.fceh ine A5ee guich all lAe W illOa cpfng OF 1LinSer guiCh. and > the nor.AeHsl eolUer el the claim, thence N. -4 l-i degrees M. ,Ya. l5 q. z n,. l.-l 4-54 l-f chains Aeross tAe Alice -5uicl 70 :. s.ill9nUnleuf
 
 naiked near tAe b0ttola Of tle BWnaio hilL being tiic east cna and center mcnEMent of -ae claim; thence N. 24 ls aegrees A lYa l5 |. 2e n. A} 4.04 IA eslsihs ap tlie hill t9 Aiunuucut oi ,toaes ana eslrs4 three aad a Aali feet Giga. marAed G. situated en l Inc southeast slope ol tae Buffalo .i.i about haI way up, teing tae Dcztheast corner of tAe sarie9 tuel.ce :. t-s slcsrees k. (sa. i5 q. -J n. N..J -Z l-5 chains to moHalnent ol stones sad earth about tAree and liif feet D. l. laaEAea .-o. 4 and '-tf. r. T. saia bend l tae h1l.1oz lisiai, aad Is the lorll- West corner 9i this sllgyey and the northeast conner oi Globe leo5e; lieice - i-4 de grses ls. lyi. ia <. 2 in. E. 4..4 l-2 chains e. tne r.sce ai besinalls; eou.sainius 2l gs-loJ atres. Adverse ciaiAls. f any, nsiis1 De nisl ln t8l. office Wita slX5l days irou ;iIts uase. or they viii os DaFfea by Lay.
 l4 AstAELEo D. EUotDA, EegisteT.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-28

The Tucson Star talks hard, Oe cause Stevens, i's favoritc, vii probably be left out in he cold: ", have n our possession letters sn9 telegrams from responsible parties l. three different towns IT tlis Tsnitory which go to show that Mr Steyeas was offered at s.a,ed price ore hundred votes 1t one place, one ha9 sirel and fifty m anoibsr, and oE hundred aia th,ry fire ln Tucson all certieeate votes. the papers be- y men who had ibem for sale
 -he Lunars.s He md gaantly re fused to pay moeey. answering bg telegram that if he could net be elected by the honest vote of tbe people, he did not desire the election From responsible citizens of this city we learn that seventy five of the Tue son vote above referred to cast Iher balIoss for Mr Campbell Prices wore fixed aad refusel by Stevens CT lIis friends. Had Ie lesire3 to pur- chase votes. he could have increased his vote D Tucsoa one haa l4ed and n osacr plsc.s 70 much greater nphbeF where votes were sslsfed hlm
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-28
Mining Notice

70 Wh0m t Hag eoaeeras
 All parties claiming any interest in that certain lhlaiDg location or elaim known as tie EJHEh < mining claim, siluatcd m Globe District, Piaal county. Arizoaa. t!sis is Co nohly you, tha1 in aecordalce Witnfhe provision ei tAe mining ast 0i May l8. fS-1z lDat in compliance wita the requiTems- 5s of said aci, work has been dcne on said mining claim for eDe year past back. ending oa eepteniDer }, iS.S, Dy the undersigned AoW, therefore, T Withiu ninety days irVm She first publication 0l this notice. yog do not come forward and pay your proper propor- ton ol tae cost ol sad work, the under s gned will claim forfeiture Of all your right. tille and interest in and 60 every portion or sald iaiEIng claim.
 ". Y. KIEGsBURY
 October is. 1878 25-l3
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-28
Mining Notice.

70 Wb0m it Hdy Concern
 All parties claiming any interest ia that certain miaing location OF claim known as the BIC JONNl mining claim, situated in Globe District, Pinal county, Arizona. this is 0 notify you, that in accordance ssith provision or the mining act of May e.. IS.2 that in compliance with the requirements Of said act, work has been done on said mining claim for one year past back, ending on Aug. 10th, 1878, by the undersigned. Now, there fore, q within ninety days from tlIe fir t publication of this notice you s3o not come forward and pay your proper proportion of Che cost Of sand work, the undersigned will claim forfeitgire of all your right, title and interest in and to every portion 9f zaid mining claim.
 " v. KINGSBgRY. October IS, ISIS. 3l-I3
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-28
Mining Aotlce.
u Hl.l- ! N-. L-n--.a

I9 W3oa t Kag Concern
 ". A. Svitzer. or a-y others claiming i.i- tefes1 in tldt ecr,ai1 mining lo-7iiou or claim know as the RED BotED mining claim, situated in Glooe District, final coUety, Arizona. this is 0 no.iiy you tAat. in ace0rdaaee with Fsovison of inning arL ct sIay 10, 1872. and ia compliance Bith the requirements Of siiia act, work l1s been done on said mining claim for one xcaI back past, ending ou lhe 18th Of AaTea. loIe Ay the undersigned. Now, therefore. q within ninety aaYS from iiie art publication oi t5is notice. yoa do Aot co<es forward and pSy your proper proportion ef thc cost oi said rOrk the undersigned vil cidia forfeiture of al your right tisie and Interest si a1d o every portion of said mining claim
 w ALTER G. GRIfFIIHS,
 ROBERT BOWEN,
 HENRY JONES
 Globe, Arizona, November 1l, lsie. 2o-l3
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-28
Mining Notices

70 Aas 0aHers end Sesrstar5ss gf 1Sasag
 coziDaAisss
 The ARtz0NA SILVER BELT is the only newspaper printed ia PiBai county there- fore the nearest newspaper Go aii mines in said county and Globe District.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-28
Assessment Notice.

General Robert AliCn silver Mining Com pauy-LocaDon Of principal plaee O. busi- ness, San Francisco. Calii0fnil; location or works, Pinal county, Arizona.
 Notice is hereby given. that at meeting Of the board of directors, held on the 2yth day of October, 1878, an assessment Of twen- ty-hye cents (25cl per share was ieviel upon tie capital stock Of the cooperation, paysDie immediately in Duited States god andssiycf coin, 10 the secretary Of the company. Any stock upon which this assessinent shall re- main unpaid on the 2d day of December. 1878, will be delinquent and advertised for saie ai public auction, and, unless payment is made hetsre, nili be scld en I.Ir i1E , the second day Of January, isi4 % pay thc deiinscent Assessment, together with costs 0f advertising and eNlcnsCs a sale.
 By order 0f the board of d.feelors-
 M. C. SOIIHAItD. Secse,sry. s)ifiec-No. III l-2 California Sutci, Room
 n, san Frspcisco, California. 2r5
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-28

forming poois aia by making wash sales at tbc Basrtls Is | any better than seaiing tn ugrset mine For 535 e3o 600 before It has been snf- 6cieagIf explored to show tAaf | can ever pay a lollar in diyIdends
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-28

The Prescott Enterprise says The Federal officials who led the Repu5a can party of this Territory having secretly organized the thing and run 1t under standard bearer Davis, are now talking of keeping ir up, and strengthening as soon as Secretary Gosper arrives To their plan of ac- ton, we hs.Ye ID objection; they have unfurled their stained garment to the breeze, and mean to keep # flying So the Democrats and Independents have nothing to do but organize fer defense against the gentlemen who hold Federal positions and those who hearken 10 Iheir calls. Not one more mongrel political 6ght, are now the watchworas of all-Democrats and Republicans.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-28
Arizona Silver Belt.
.rassalay. Nava.nsar E. -.
R nanaIa .Raa5

tHt2EEsssiFs N0Fesls+saT -s- Ans%.
 Bg poaaid Ho56
 HUD. Sweet little pTaltler, with round chubby faec, And body al pregnant with infantiie grace Possible flower, in home's garden shine, Love me and put your, wee, soft hand in
 FLOWER. Hillowy maiden, with carnation checks Maiden, whose bright eyes iofe's language speaks Tenderness, love, adoratioa arc thine; Probable fruit, put your fair hand in mhle
 FRUIT. Passed from the bud tothe frilitall the way Flaxen hair, golden hair. now silver grey Stronger and pfTer grows loye's rosy wine Perfected fruit, leave youroldhand iu mine. oaIrale, Arizoaa.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-28

Sierra Nevada is down to $l7e.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-28

At Salt Lake City, the exars 'na- tieo before Cowmlssioaef spfssae .n thz Case of Miles. charged o'.h ra r. ryi.g three yoetg women ss he Er- aowu.eut House, resallea in lste. Jyha [ Cane. IT., wss ibe inst 0isuess ealIcl Iie wes malred about ,he sane t.ae. Ile stated that K kaeN baE sllc of what had osegr- red, aA,i finally ieeaael to ausaer is e vas ooaal to sccfeey bg oa.h .o tie Mormon Chalsh Gae giEaess wss excused George Reynolds ~hg was coavictei of Blgamy a5oa- tSe yeas ago and sentenced UgE wslosc case $ nos beEore gbe Jalstl States Supreme Court, was called as sig- ness. He cfalel ibai he soos tnc names on q piece of paper of lsslies entering the Ena0nnci,s House for nairfage. but did net know waa. 3e came of the papsr oa wl.-h lhe record was kept He finally refused to answer for the same reason as the first witness aud Was excused D5ra Young WAS next examined Although present she remembered but little. She finally declined to answer, claim iag shaI a rep J wo1ll clininate her, and the court was adjourned without giving decision.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-28
Summons.

In the Justices Courl of Giia Township, ce.mIy of liuai, and Territory oi Ar.zoAa, Charles Hayse and C. E. Buck, plaintiffs, e. lra tancher, uei6naInt.
 Ihe Territory of Arizona sends greeting Go ina faneber, defendant louarc lertbs s summoned 70 appeer before the lln-i-r>ienl. q, one 0i tac Justlees of tllc Peace ia and for sad 0iia Township, at lis office in the village of Globe, in said township. at le o'eieeN a. ll. or Che the aofh aiiy oi Deecm- Der, le.e, tbeR an there lO answer tho conn plainI liiea aerein by tas above named plaintiffs, wherein they ciaim you are in- tleoted tO them in lhe suin 0i one hnldfed aud iWentA-hNe dollars, with accrued inser- csi on sanie, upon pr0nassoIy uote s.sued aisd Issued by you Co thsn for ta.isaebse caassder4tiun, on lAe l5ih cay q Aafga, lSsS.
 And # you fail to appear and answer as above required. they Nih Jake Judgment Egainst you for said ~fin 0i Si2a. nIti safcr- ct as 4ioresa.d, together witl their costs.
 Witness ls35 nabd. tals a1tl day of 9c- .uscI. lSlo. ti. A. SM -ASEl.
 Jusuee % Che Peace liila Township.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-28


 The following Is from the Tucson Star Of inc 2Ist ius... D. B Rea. Esq has ju returned from flying trip 10 Smiora. He met one ot Gov. MorlSea. autimate frieuis, who as sured h1m that the Adaus and Fnlex muracrers would be surrendered ss soon as che President aa.hofzes hiln to do SO; tbu5 he IS eniv auoiHng the due process required eu Sae extra dition eff crninals. Ihis treHsy it will be remembered IS very explicit on this point. That tue cilizens Of each gostrrment shall be gwen up. only by applicatiou and order of the Presidents of the respective Repub- lies. He is more thitn anxious to have them gwen up apd punished , but we musE observe the sancafy of the law as ii ex.slS in tbe aeag alr Req soaud .he raalm Of the capture and Killing or two Of tls party whe eere impacased is ihe same auoe.oas act eo.sect- The same capture easbraee three of the Aiafieops stage rob- bers, who are beld to De delivered up on proper piocess from oR govern. lneny. l. would be well fol oar au ihorites 10 bear in mud sha on puf suing criminals accrass tho berler aherc ta ge ss Akely t0 arse sny sloabt aBooi the nationality of fhe ef.n.A4l parsnef io go atAea g.thI 1t less. jHe rehaols sAaay.tS as iol tAer saas as Aae'1esn citizens With such documents n Aasl tliei rendition woilial be sure aud spcc.iy savng mHcA roa3le ald sxieass.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-19

was too long task to reap the benefit
of on the same day OF its preparation.
In her private class Miss Parloa has
several little treats that partake some-
thing Of the character of prizes. One
o. these is large blue and white tile,
which is presented to any engaged
young lady when kaown that she is
about 10 be married, and consequently
when these tiles appear, as they do
whenever hot ssucepsns, etc, are to be
placed upon the table, there is not little
Joking rs to the next probable recipient
of the gilt. The second treat is dinner
party, one of which is accorded q class
taking twelve lessons, and two a class
taking twenty-four. These dinner par
ties are given by the young ladies to their
gentlemen friends. Miss Parlos superin-
tends the whole affair, helping to har-
monize the different desires as to dishes,
INTO symmetrical bill of fare. The
young ladies spend the entire day at the
class rooms, and cook every dish them
selves. a recent occasion OF this kind
occurred on bread day. This day was
probably selected because OF mans uni.
versal delight in the "stsfi OF life.
MISS PARLoA's LECTURES
are given three or four times q week in
the afternoon. On Saturday afternoon
she gives one at the Lassell Seminary IN
Auburndale. In her lectures here is
given the same instruction as to her
private pupils. She prepares herself all
the dishes announced, showing every
stage of the process. Finally, when the
things are cooked, she deals out and dis
tributes the compounds in tasting doses.
"Whst does she do with all these
things?' is frequently asked
by new conner at an early stage of the
lecture, referring to the viands under
way; but number of loayes OF bread, q
great deal of salad, and large piece OF
meat can very speedily be consumed by
50 or 100 ladies. These lectures are dis
tinct, each being complete in itself.
they do not form course, as has been
supposed. The most popular subjects
treated are respectively putt paste, salads,
bread, charlotte russo, etc. On puff paste
days the entry is full long before 2:30
o'clock, the lecture hour, arrives.
Although this is Miss Parloa's first sea-
son with her school, it is not her first
with lecturipg. 1t may be remembered
that she sounded the ladies Of the city
last year in series OF talks at fremont
Temple, when, although they were not
successful, they gave her the
assurance that an interest in the subject
might be awakened. Her very first lee
ture was given in New London, Conn,
il 1876, in aid OF little Methodist Society
in Mandarin, Fla, where Miss Parlos
taught public school for two years. This
little church wanted an organ, and Miss
Parloa's sYmpsthies were exerted in Its
behalf, and, together with her friends, she
raised sum OF a little less than 800 for
this object. It by her experience In
teaching thst she is now able to conduct
her school, for 10 be q capable cook Is by
no means to be able to help others TO
become the same.