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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-09-26
Sp,ttaI Notices.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-09-26
Saturday, the 12M day of October, 1877
SHERIFF SALE.
Samuel Reese VS. John Smith ct al.

ByvIrue of an alias order to sell ssuedfrom 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
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-09-26
Legal.
SHERIFF SALE.
HappoCk & Greenwood VS. Charles Easley.

By virtue of vendl exponas issued from court
OF common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio, and to me
directed will offer for sale at public outcry at the
Saturday, the 18th day of October, 1878,
the following described real estate situate In said
county tO-wt: Lot number eighty-hve (S5l IN the
ed as follows: Commencing at the southwest corner
of the warehouse on said lot number elghty.ye (S5)
street to the Tuscarawas river; thence In northery
direction along the east bank of said river TO said
Liberty street, thence easterly along the south side
of said street to said warehouse thence along the
west side of said warehouse to the place of beginning
and being the same lot on which frame stable Is
situated.
Lot s. appraised at $4,000.
Second lot appraised at $3.50
Sale to commence at o'clock, p. m. Terms cash.
sepl2ew J. Z. RAUCH, Sherln'
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estimated that $50. 90, coo are IL
vested II tie lumber business u liz
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TIE Silver King EsTne 10 Arizons
with :en stamps, slips So. 90 rnoots.-
u Il depth q go feet the vein
beng about 10 feet in width, and The
ore Averaging al tie way from s7W
to 80. 900 TO the lon On tic surface
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tie actin Of . working process, that
viii net tie prgprie:Ors ole million.
three hundred thousand dollars. whic8,
Is quite nice little sum, c5iasisssorsrse.
The cLeaPness with which It en- be
worked Is the hauIing aid milling
only oOsfs $50 per ton Tie King
mine bas 10000 shares. ali of xai.ggs.
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-04-12

FEoE TIE 77TiEgsaisa c5u--rv lie
Seattle faseSsgascsv learns that ! lszss
1000 nB0ge acres q the reclaimed tide
lands Vii be Pat into grain this sea-
s9l than arr year previous.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-04-12

lAEzE are a. present fourteen prs
o7ers in tie Washington Territory
fefii.n'iary. q NcNeiPs Is!zsss. 81
ii's's'ahs ago isseTe were Oa.y fm0.
, 1878-02-15
By ALL MEANS Ri An EDITOR.

An editor !. the hsppiest being on
earth. lie has little or nothing 20
do and his paw is all the heart could
risb His ssnctum With its Persian
,uys and Turkish carpets, It's costly
rosewood furniture, its magnificent
mirrors, its beautiful pictures ITS
complete library of splendidly. bound
books, its silver bell to summon an
attendant. and in short, with ITS
everything thst human ingenuity
can devils, for hi, comfort aud pleas
ure. is a perfect little paradise where
he sits or lounges and reigns ayoung
lord. with the world Of fashion and
pleasure at his feet. And then any
body can he an editor-no study, no
preparation, no brains, nothing but
= little money to start with, and once
started the money pours in upon you
in a steady stream and the chief labor
or your wife is to spend it. As for
tho labor Of editing a newspaper,
that is mere moonshine. A mere
glance at the columns Of a newspa'
per is enough to convince you that
it requires no labor to edit it and
less brains. 1t is certainly a glorl.
Gus life, that of an editor; life OF
luxurious ease and OF elegant leisure
"a life filled, like that Of the young
lover in his first dream Of requited
love, with flutes and rose leaves and
moonbeams. That all men are not
editors is one of the strangest things
beneath the stars. True, there must
be doctors and lawyers and mer-
chants and shoemakers and peanut
dealers and the like, and all these
callings must be filed by somebody,
but there are enough to fill them,
and why they don't become editors
and lead the life Of opulent princes
is thing that staggers US. But af-
ter all, it may be that it isa mere
matter of taste. 1t may be repugnant
to some natures to become editors.
The life Of ease and elegance and
luxury, and exemption from all care
and tolls and debts and duns, would
soon become bore to him, and he
would spend his nights in dreaming
of ploughs and pitchforks ard reap
ing machines, and squsnder his days
in devising some plan for swapping
places with blacksmith apprentice
or street car driver" Louisville
Courier Journal"
, 1878-02-15

Major ingalls, says that there are
in the Indian Territory from 10000
TO $4,000 Indians, of whom $4,000
are embraced in FIVE tribes, and 15,-
600 are called wild Indians. The
$4,000 support themselves by agri-
culture; their government allow
ance is expended for school houses
and the maintenance of local admin
istratiop. 1000 are communicates
in churches. He reports also that
the Christian Indians are sending
native preachers. among the Sioux
and Arrapahoes.
, 1878-02-15

In 1875, 22,22S manufacturing es'
tablishmsnts in the State of Massa.
chusetts, on an invested capital ol
S2S3,O00,O0O, produced $685. 100000
worth of goods. Of this amount
$l39@00,000 was in textile manu-
factdFes, $S0,O00,0O0 in boots and
shoes, S3S,000,000 in metallic pro.
ducts $29,O0O,000 in clothing; and
$25,0O0,000 in leather. The aggre-
gate amount this year will reach at
$65O,0O0,OOO.
, 1878-02-15

Asa naval power Mexico is weak.
There are four war steamers alto
gether, and it is stated 10y the MeXi.
can papers that not one of them has
been cleared or repaired since
brought from England several years
ago.
, 1878-02-15

Methodism has a firm footholl in
Germany, according to DR., Mast,
who saws that there are now in that
country more than l0j preachers,
1000 members, G2 churches, 623
stations, preaching places, one the
ological school and a book concern
which publishes thousands Volumes
and millions OF tracts cve-y year.
, 1878-02-15

The AstOr Library New York;
now contains l75,0OO volumes, l5,.
600 Of which have been added dur
ing the last Is months. During the
past twelve mouths 100000 has, been
spent for books for the institution.
, 1878-02-15

"Wbat is the best remedy" asked
a apreacher Of a shrewd observer, " for
an inaitentiye audienceP' "Give
them something 10 attend TO-" was
ihs significant reply. Hungry sheep
will look up to the rack II there is
hay in il.
, 1878-02-15

The annual income OF the Church
Of England is t36,0OO,OO0. The
church has 10000 religious sdifces,
including 30 ca,hedrals, le, 900 glebe.
houses, 30 Episcopal palaces, and
100000 acres Of lsud, much Of il
in condition for tillage.
, 1878-02-15

Pettingill says that the first re
turning board" Of which he has any
recollection was a shingle in the hand
Of bis father. The three--father,
son and shinge-used to hold frs.
quent committee meetings in the
back shed. but the returns came in
so swiftly that a fair count was i'm.
practicable.
, 1878-02-15

Young man, don't waste your
time complaining that the world
owes you living, but pull off your
coat and fax about and take the
the living ont of the worlds hide.
, 1878-02-15

The culture OF coffee in Southern
California is becoming profitable.
The plant grows as vigorously as in
the coffee countries OF South Amer.
ics, and yields bean of strong aro.
matte favor. The central and south.
ern portions OF the State are the
regions peculiarly favorable.
, 1878-02-15
A PROCLAMATION.
BY the Governor OF the Territory Of
Washington.

Washington.
WHEREAS THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEM-
w bly, of the Territory of washington, by
an act approved the 9th day of November A:
| ID. 1877, provided that special election should
be held In said Territory, on the 9th day of
! April, 1878, for the purpose of choosing dele
gates to assemble at Wala Walln, in said Ter
ETittory on the eleventh dry Of June A. d.,
WHEREAS, IL Is further provided In said
act, that delegates to said Convention shall be
elected in the Territory at large and In dis
tricts as follows
J Three Delegates in the Territory at large.
One Delegate in the First Judicial District.
One Delegate in the Second Judicial District.
One Delegate in the Third Judicial District
One Delegate i'm the County of Wala Walla.
One Delegate in the County of King.
One Delegate in the Counties OF Thurston
and Lewis
One Delegate in the Counties of Clark, Ska
mania, Klickitat and Yakima.
One Delegate In the Counties of Cowlitz, Pa
cific and Wahkiakum.
One Delegate in the Counties of Pierce, Che
halls and Mason.
One Delegate in Counties of Calam, Island,
Jefferson and San Juan.
One Delegate in the Counties of Ktsap, sno-
homish and Whatcom.
One Delegate in the Counties of Columbia,
Stevens and Whitman: and
WHEREAS, IL is further provided In said act,
that the Counties OF Idaho, ShoshOne and NeZ
Perce, in the Territory OF Idaho, may be re-
presented in said Convention by one Delegate
who shall have the privilege OF the floor, but
shall not be entitled TO vote:
Now, THEREFORE,, I ELISHA p. FERRY,
Governor of the Territory of Washington, by
virtue of the power and authority In me
vested by said act, do hereby call special
election to be held in the several Counties in
this Territory on the 9th day or April A. ID.
1878, for he purpose of electing the herein.
before mentioned The said election to be
conducted and returns thereof. made and
transmitted as IL now provided by law In
cases of general elections for Delegate 10 Con.
gress, Prosecuting Attorney, and me 'bers OF
the Legislative Council of the Territory. And
the said counties of Idaho, ShOshOne, and Nez
Perce, In the Territory of Idaho, are requested
TO elect the delegate TO said Convention pro-
vided for In said act, at such time and in such
manner a. may lie deemed advisable by the
citizens Of said counties.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, /
s--s have hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of the Ter
ritory TO he affixed at Olympia,
this 2lth day OF January, A. ID.
'-~~->' One thousand Eight hundred
and Seventy eight.
ELISHA p. FERRY,
BY the Governor.
n. H. OwtNGs,
Secretary Of the Territory.
, 1878-02-15

More than $50 boxes Of clothes
pins are annually shipped from this
country to England, and great quan.
titles to New Zealand, the Sandwich
Islands and Australia.
, 1878-02-15
JOHN P. PETERSON
Merchant Tailor,
ASp MANUFACTURE OF
Gents and Boys Fashionable Suits.

Is PREPARED TO MAKE UP GENTS
Il Clothing according 20 the latest
fashions. special attention paid 70 re-
pairing and cleaning. Terms moderate.
Has constantly on hand a lot of fine
French cloths and Cassimeres, oregon and
Mission Cassimeres, frOm which parths
can -re Ct for themselves.
gas- orders from distance promptly ~
tended 10.
Parties wishing to buy the best Sewing
Machine should call on John T.. Peterson,
Port Townsend, and examine the New
white. Mr.. Petersen will b. pleased TO
show all about the machine and give full
instructions free. Every marhine war
ranu,d to please. -
JOHN Z. PETERSON,
Agent, Port Townsend.
SAh'L HILL, 10 Montgomery st.,
san Francisco, Genl. Ag't Pacific coast
, 1878-02-15

Work is progressing rapidly on
the building for the Paris exposition
of 1873, and April 1st is announced
as opening day.
Charity under divine impulse may
relieve suffering. Charity under di-
vine wisdom will prevent it.
France offers 100000 in premiums
at her Exposition next year.
, 1878-02-15
Dissolution Of Partnership.

THE undersigned. late partners Of the
firm of Mcknight a llaller. hereby give
Of January, ISIS, dissolved said partner
ship, by mutual consent.
JAMES MCNAUGHT,
~ G.. NORRIS HALLER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-09
sPEYER BROS.


SOME Of our cutters smell to heaven.
TIE caterpillar is the latest annoyance.
Hot weather is no respecter ofpersons'
Couxcn meets tonight in regular
monthly session.
Iris mark Of genius 10 perspire free
ly. Atlesst, let's play that 1t ia.
VELVET finish is wha, the BARRIERS call
the summer cut'ot the young mems hair.
THERE are two different parties from
Wheeling encamped at Cold Spring,
fishing.
THEU. P. fair and festival, held in the
U. P. Church at West Alexander, melted
about sllO.
Two deeds Of trust were admitted TO
record yesterday by the Clerk oil
County Court.
os account Of the breaking Of shalt
at the Water Works, the nail mills will
be idle the remainder Of the week.
WHEELING will be we'll represented al
Pittsburgh on Saturday, when the Man
ton Morgan boat race lakes place.
Dr.. WIsoERrER had buggy broken
up by 4 runaway horse, while returning
from MoundsvilIe LAST Sunday.
REYxAss's brewery turned out siI
hundred barrels, or twenty four hundred
kegs Of beer, last week. An immense bus
iness.
"PEASur scorrsn Diamond bsse ball
club left for Waynesburg, Pa, yesterday,
TO play q match game with q colored
club In that town.
A MAD dog was seen on the streets yes
terdsy. Some boys tied hrecrackers 70
bis tail and set them of, and the dog got
lust ~ mad a. he could be.
AHorEI clerk says the hardest work
be has 10 do IL 10 keep up the supply Of
toothpicks; so many Of the guests from
the country think they are made TO eal'
Nh. LOUIS sEIDLEs, Of South Wheel.
ing, yesterday presented the Nail City
Fishing Club with summer hats, 70 be
worn during their stay down the river
WE are sorry TO hear that Mr.. Tony
Du,ch's infant daughter died on Sunday
evening and was buried yesterday alter.
noon, Mr.. Dusch and wife have the
sympathy Of large circle OF friends.
The hot weather appears to have a
demoraliEing effect on everything. Even
In police circles dizziness IL the ehiei
Characteristic, nothing occurring to re-
li.ys the csAseless monotony Of the city's
guardians.
THE Superintendent Of the Water
Works notifies citizens that owing TO the
main shaft Of the Water Works being
broken, all street hose and manufactur-
ems viii be compelled 70 stop using water
for the present.
THE Board Of Equalization and Ap-
peal, still holds daily sessions, and will
hardly complete their labors before the
imt Of the week, II then. They have not
vet completed their examinations Of the
returns made by the Assessors Of the val.
uatiOn Of real estate.
Mr.. ANTON 2EYxASN experiences con-
siderable difficulty In sinking = well deep
enough 70 procure water for the manu-.
facluFe Of Ice, with the machine recently
purchased by him for the purpose. We
understand that he has dug we'll 100
ieet deep and failed 10 end water,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-09
River News.

River 4 feet 9 inches.
Weather oppressiyely hot and threat.
ening rain.
The Mallie Rason departed for Par
kersburg At 103 An.
The local packets made their daily
rounds as.usuAl.
The Andes, from Cincinnati, arrived at
230P.M.
The Katie stockdale, from Pittsburgh
for Cincinnati. passed down LAST night.
The W. P. Thompson, from Cincinnati
for Pittsburgh, will pass up this morn
ing. She takes the place Of the Emma
Graham for the present.
The Courier il the packet for Parkers.
burg At 10l A. n.
The Andes will leave for Cincinnati at
SIN.
The Alice, from Pittsburgh to 81.
Louis, will pass down tomorrow morn.
ing.
The towboat Monitor Is laid up at her
dock at the foot Of 9th street getting her
face thoroughly washed preparatory to 3
re.coat Of paint. She will also receive "a
thorough overhauling in her machinery,
&c.
The Nail City is on her way up from
Parkersburg with heavy tow Of lumber.
by Telesrsph.I
PITTSBURGH, July s.-River 2 feet 8
inches and stationary. Weather cloudy
and raining.
SHREVEPORT, July S.-Weather warm.
River fallen four inches.
CAIRO, July s.-Arfived-Belle OF
Shreveport, ST. Louis; Storm. Memphis;
Paris Brown, New Orledns. Departed
E,na, 81. Louis; Paris Brown, Cincinnati.
River 25 feet 0 inches and rising. Wealth
err raining.
NEW ORLEANS, July s.-Arriyed-
Port Eads and barges. St. Louis. De-
parted-Port EAds and barges, ST. Louis.
Weather warm.
C1scrsSArI, July s.-River s feet 10
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
observation-disclosures State, Pitts.
burgh; Hudson, Wheeling; Telephone,
Pittsburgh.
LOUISVILLE, July s.-River 6 feet Q
inches. Weather cloudy and warm.
ST.. LOUIS, July S.-River % feet 9
inches. Arrived-Golden Eagle, Grand
Tower, Tatum and Barnard. Departed
Golden Eagle, Kerr, Clinton, Gilmore
and Rob Roy. Weather warm.
NASHVILLE, July s.-River falling,
with SO inches on the shoals. Arrived
Colina, Cairo.
EVANSVILLE, July s.-River 9 Ito
fee, scant and falling. Weather, heavy
rain for an hour this evening; mercury
75o. Up-Idlewild, Silver Cloud, Mag.
gle Smith, Sunbeam and Grey Eagle.
Down-Dick johnson, Silyerthorn, Jas.
W. Gaff and Col. Mcleod.
MEMPHIS, July s.-Heayy rain. River
rose two inches. Arrived-Colorado and
City Of Vicksburg, Vicksbnrg; Common.
wealth and Robert Mitchell, New orleans;
Hattie Nowlsnd, Arkansas river; ]. D.
Parker, Cincinnati. Departed-Colora-
do and Commonwealth, 81. Louis; Robt.
Mitchell, Cincinnati.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-09

BELLAIRE LOCALS. = Rev. Father
Styles, Of St. Johns Church, delivered
his farewell sermon last Sunday morning
10 a full congregation. He left Sunday
night for Columbus, on a visit to Bishop
Rosecrantz preparatory TO assuming his
new charge at Portsmouth, o.
Miss Siddie McEIroy, teacher in one
Of our public schools, leaves on visit 10.
morrow to friends in Washington county
Pa.
Mayor Cassell's time was occupied part
Of the day yesterday in Strengthening out
Fourth OF July difficulties.
The Nationals" Of this Congressional
district will hold a convention at Steu.
benyille next Thursday 10 choose q rep.
resentaiive. Mayor Cassell, Of this city,
is prominently mentioned as candidate.
Several cases Of cholera morbus have
been reported in the last few days within
the city limits. No wonder the physi-
clans wear pleasant smile nowadays.
Our city dads meet this evening. They
will take into serious consideration the
propriety OF organizing the Board Of
Health, and recommending the appoints
meut OF health Officer TO look after the
terrible condition Of some Of the streets,
alleys and yards.
Mr.. Lawrence Dracheser, the saloonist,
after severe spell Of sickness, which at
times threatened to send him on visit TO
that undiscovered land where lager beer
Ia not known, has go far recovered as TO
greet his customers again with that usual
pleasant smile.