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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-13
NO LADY

Should be without a fall hat, ties, etc, when
Burnham is selling them at such low
figures.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-13
SANFORD Lectures To.Night.
DELEGATE VOTE BY COUNTIES.

The following is the delegate vote by
counties as far as received, subject to slight
changes:
COI-STIES n TRIP,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-13
U FURNISHED.

For Balls, S0cisls aud evening parties. Prof.
vinateiri is prepared to furnish plano-forte, Sio-
lin and cornet music for public OF private enter
tainments. Address
FELIX vINATEIRt,
TO. Yankton, residence. second-St.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-13
FOR SALE CHEAP.

A job lot Of toys at Neff's fruit and com.
mission house on Broadway.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-13

A. Schandien has just added to his stock
a large variety Of new and attractive goods,
and is prepared to fill all orders promptly.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-13
FoR,RENf.

A first class store room. a1xe0 feet, next i'd
joining Merchants hotel. Broadway. Excellent
Apply to
Ynnkton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-13
YAxkroH PRODUCE MARKET.

An elegant assortment of fine GOLD
PENS and holders, pencils ETC., Of the cele-
brated Marston manufacture, just received
at Mills & Purdy's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-13

A new brick house to rent, centrally loca-
ted. Apply to J. Parker Hayward.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-13
TO BRASS BANDS.

TO BRASS BANDS.
Prof. Vinateiri will give instructions to brass
or string bands in Dakota, or Nebraska, and will
r1ye lessons to leaders OF bands undertaking to
instruct them In leadership and will also give
lessons in Harmony and Contra Point, Mt o MOI
crate price. Address
FELIX VINATEIRI,
yanktOn.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-13
100000 ENvELOPM:

White and co,ored, sizes 6. 6!,i, 81. 81, 9s and
los, plain or printed, cheaper than ever before
offered In this market. Gall ut Press and Dako-
taian office and examine.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-13

HEATING COAL STOVE.
For parlor or sitting room, for sale cheap
at Nef's fruit store, Broadway.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-13

Call at A. Schandien's aud inspect the
new stock of lamps, charlottesville finest
assortment ever brought to this market.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-13

China ware, Crockery, Cutlery &C., in
great variety, from the plainest to the finest,
at very low prices at A. %Schandein's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-13

Ladies' will find it to their interest to call
1t Burnham's before buying hats, ties, no
tons, &c.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-13

Milwaukee beer on draught at George
Browns at five cents . glass.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-24
SMmd6boM.

Gtnen 16mGbli6en Strei6 begitg cine
Me6rbeit oes National : @bgeorbneteuz
5auies, inbem fie ii6 ~petgerte, Den banfez
rotten S%parbanfen Die nod idulotgen
8unbeSiteuern 3t e~rlailen.
0teier Steuerz Na6laB tpGre ia ri6t ben
ebemaligen 2eitern ber banferottel18anfer,
Sic 10 ipie 10 Die Steuer ni6t be5ablen, Su
Suite gefommen, lon6ern ben betro9enen
9eponenten. 0as @enise, tpas bieie nod
befommen. tpirb iebt nod i%ueniger, iltoem
aus benz Nenigen aud nod groBe, bon ben
Derflp1ienen 8anfz Qeitern ni6t beSablte
Steuerlummen an Uncle Sam be5ablt perz
Ben miiien.
Ser @6icagoer Mb9enr6nete 0lorth Iebte
aues 0ieles nit grpber @Grme benz 9aule
auseinanoer. Q6er IS 6alf ni6tS. Sn1
@iberlan6 gegen bas biaige @erIangen
bes Germ Qlorid t6atett iib ~beion6ers Der
9emofrat GOeu bonn Sainotier flinfaebnz
ten Be3irf nn6 Der groBe 2iberalsG epubli1
faner Gor bon Sbto berDor.
Inter benz @el6ret. oaB bic Bltnoesfalfe
6as @elo ni6t entbebren tonne, tpirb ar>
men betrogenen Nrbeitern un6 Nrbeiterin>
men audi nod elm GROCER She'll beS Weni>
gen, unl tpas ite ni6t betrD9en iinb, binz
tpeggenommen BON Menl6en, tpel9e fiir
Die Correction bon Sliliieu, Die man auf
feiner &arte ftnoet, Sunoerttaul enbe be-
tDiui9t 6aben.
Sir ben r%einiten S6minbel 6as @el6
tpeg5uiperfen ulto suglet6 feiBi9en Qrbeiz
tern beinabe ben leBtenS parpfenntg, ab5u1
stpaden = in ber G6at cine 9errli4e 2eis
1tung bon Sertretern Deg GolteS!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-24
Sterbrauer ,.no Gomoresmttaries.

Ser am IS. Stunt 9etDrbenegta
t%tDn1I> MbgeDr0net e Terence s.
Quinn bom ie6sseDnten 8e3irte ses
Staates Stem Oorf ftanb erft im 43. 2ez
bensiabre. Gr puroe in NlbanD. sc. g.,
9ebDren, ltnO 6en aus Stabt unD GDuntD
NIbanp be~itebenben 8e3irf pertrat CT aud
i'm GongreB. Na6bem er cine quite S9ulz
biloung genoiieu bate, erlernte ct bas @ez
tperbe bes 8ierbrauers, unb ipdter erri6z
tete ct III NlbanD cine ei9ene 8rauerei,
tpelde ct bis Su iei1tem To6e betrieb.
S6on in ieinem Dterun6apan3igitet
Sabre iDurOe Qutnn StaDtDater bon
QlbanD. ST mar bereits 6anais eifriger
Sen1ofrat; aber ais ber erite 9tebeleni6uB
auf SORT Sumter gefaaef, tpurbe er&riegsz
6emofrat, trat freiptuig ms 20. Wili5z
9tegiment oeS Staates Jfep Oorf unb
marl6irte nit bielen1, lta6bem BrGiibent
9incoIn bas erite Sruppenaufgebpt erlaiien
bate, nod i'm Npril 1861 gum S6ube Der
8uubes6auptitaot aus. Gilen 3peiten
&rie9S3ug madte ct i'm fDlgenoen Sabre
nit, als ietn 91egiment mad Suffolf in
Girginten gei6idt tpur6e. @intge Sabre
rad Dem &riege iuur6e ct tpieoer in ben
Staotrat6 bon @lbanD getpGblt un6 i'm
Sabre 1874 it bic Staatsgeiebgebung.
SIM 6erbite 1876 pdblten i'm feline
benlofratil6en Gartei>@ enoiien iu's Sea-
tionaIzQ bseorOnetenz 6aus bes fitnfun6s
biersigiten Gongrenes. St geb0rte bort
gum YoitauSi6uiie uno gum Nusl6uie
fir Dffentli6e @ebduoe. Sir EN- reues
Wtitglieb bes ytationalz@ b9eorbneten 0au=
les lit IS befanntLi6 idon in Tol9e Der perz
3nidten @el6GftszS rOnung, in tpel6e ii0
ielbit ser 8e9abtefte erit mad un6 mad etnz
leben tann, unm09li6, cine bebeutenbere
0ffentli6e Stole 3u lpiele1. 90 ging es
au6 Quinn. Mber i9on in Dieier eriten
GongreB>0idt, Die CT mitr1adte un0 beren
S6luB er nidt lre6r erleben loute, bat ct
it6 ais Elm pflidttreuer utb prafttl9 Derz
ftGlt6iger 8olfsDertreter 9e3etgt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-24
Scr einfnme 9lttentdter.

@Gbren6 es feinem 3meifcI mebr unterz
Iiegt, 0aB Or. Carl @Dnaro NobtS
Iing lett einiqer !3eit iosialoemofrcttlde
@elinnungen begtc, l0len lid bod Die at1z
fIngli6en Seniatiouss 8eridte, Donad er
Das Moros Nttentat auf Ben &ailer in Solge
zines 9roBen SoSialiitens @Ornplotts be9an>
gen n6er gar @eitdnoniiie itber Elm lol6es
GomnIott abgelcgt bGtte, in Dun1t altt.
9ieler Nobiling mar etn Der A9ttatton
gar3 fern1tebelloer St ubengelebrter, Der lelblt
in Der @roBitaot 8erlin betltaDe oaS Sebet
zines @initeolers fiibrte. 81 leine1 raOts
fallen 9lnl9auungen gelangte CT ottertbar
nun 0urd falte pbilolopbiide vNbltractlo>
per". Bon 8egeiiterung ooer Sdnottsntus
lit BET Inn feline Spur SIT finOen. Gr mar
ein aGnslid trofener 3%nblcnmenlh NIT
GROCER Begabung fir bic Q8iiienidaft Der
Statiitif, babel in alien ietnen @et1blelt
ut6 Meinrngen DurdauS S0ipar3leler,
aud in Solge forperli6er 2etoell tortipdDz
reno mt;oeltinntt ulD babel maBloS eltel
uno eiugebilbet. Ofit SelbitmorOs9 eoan7
fen l6eint CT it6 l6pn lange 9etragen SIT
baben, un0 nad ul1o nab ldetltt III tbln
bic SDee aufgebdmmert 3u letr, otclen
SeIbltmor6 NIT ser GrmorOung elmer mOg-
Iihlt boben unb beribntten Yerlon SIT bers
fniipfen, un1 mad ieircm GoDe BON lid re-
ben All MAIDEN unb tint m0glt6er &etle
aud leinen raOtfalen Soeen etntget Sor>
16u6 ST. ~letltel1.
Sin fubner 8eri6tpOrcr BON Der Dirt
Oriini's, ipel6er iid bcgetitert uno
be[oenmiitbig opferte, I'M Tranfret9 gum
Sample fir iein i6tpdrmeril9 g~elIeDtes
Sralien GIT Stpingen, lit oieier 8rdrnll9e
Stubenboder gavS unb 9af ni6t.
0nfdngli9 ipurbe Deridtet. ytobtltlg
babe III 6en 0oden bot bem Ittentat alf
ietnem 3inrmer ge6eime llnterreoutgen mt
Nrbeitern gtbabt; eS bat ft6 ober beraasS
eetent, bab bieie Qrbeiter barntlole S@u1
tier un0 S6neiber tparen, Die benz 9errn
Doctor ieinen 8eoarf an SommertleIo"s8
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-24

bra9teK un6 8esabIuns bafiir baben tpolIz
ten. @Dn ben ueroGdtigeu bielen gierz
icibcln in ieincm 3immcr bat es itb bcr=
alsgcitclt. Dap o ibrer Giere tuaren uub
Dap Die 8eanltcn, pclde mad Dem g~lttcntnt
oas 3iumtr unteriu6tcn, iib, iueil itc
burltig ulO tri60pft iuaren, oicie Glider
boil Sier bottcI fo1nmen lQllen. Nud Die
erlten 9cridte Oct 8erlincr 3citultgen iiber
gfobiIin9'S @el.dltortiB, oaG CT Wtitidulz
ol9e gebabt babe ODER gar 0ur6'5 2oos CUR
Solbringnng pcs Wornes duserforen trors
pen Jet, e~rtpctlcn it'd ais 9dn;li6 unipabr.
Nues, ipas yfo6iltng ~Oeitan6cn 81 babel
l6eint, tpar oa6 er Die @b1i6t .geba6t
babe, Den Saiier unb iin lelbit 3u tobtet
uno oaB CT oeSbalb ben &dijer un6 itA
ielbit gel6oiien babe. N
Jiun nieaet6t gelingt es her 8erIiner
Boli5et bod nod, Miti6uloigc Robiline's
auf5ulpirelt, Die es i6r bis icbt ni6t ges
Iungen lit. Qber borcrIt bat man fein
Jteht. oaS 3tpeite Qttentat aIs Sas 8erf
zines Gomplotts bin5uiteGen. 0ielmcbr
itebt gobilins bis ieBt ba als ser eiuiarne
gtttentGter. Sn 8e5ug auf i'm fam man
ni6t einmaI laget, ME in 8e3ug auf Sen
idmmerIiben Qdusbuben 60bcI, AoE
ptellei6t Die piloe Spra6e io3ialiitii6cr
8ldtter ODER &eoner ibn beeinfIuBt babe:
oenn Nobiling mar DieL 5u cirgebiloet aus
feline ipirtlid umfai1en0e @clebriamteit
lttb Stubenipeisbeit, aIs bab CT @r9uiien
Der eben on9eOeuteten Qrt irgenb et1en
@infuB auf iein 9enfen unO SitbIen etns
9erdunlt bate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-24
T5o5chenfliche S1inois &faafs-Be;;fune

bur69tng, tpona6 iol6e merifanii6e
G"eteranen, tpel6e lpdter JtebeIen tpur6en,
feline Yenitpnsaniprii6e Daben.
9aS @eleB, ippna6 4pro3enti9e
8onbs fir 2e8als SENDER Noten
(beioe gum Rartpertbe bere6net) D~erfauft
uno 30nt 1. Sftpber IN QegalzSenoer=
Soften als 3ablu1t9 fir 30IIe angenomz
men iperDen lolen, FAM nt6t me6r 3u
Stanbe, tnbem Die nOtbi9e Gint9uttg beiocr
6Glllcr lber oaiielbe nidt n1e6r erfolgte.
Slid barf it6 baS ganSe 9an6 basu
tpiini6en, DaB es ben Bapier= Oemaqoqen
ni6t mebr gelang, ben gSiberruf BET 8ez
%ftimntung, tppna6 i'm Sauuar nGdltet
SabreS DpllenbS Die Gitdfe9r sur SO tai RI
gSGbrung. SIT e~rfolgen bat, audi inn
Senat bur63uieBen. NueS, mas itt bieiem
antangli6 bon Den Hapierl6ipin6lern
gGlsltb beberri6ten GongreB fiir's Yapierz
GELD Our6geiebt tpurbe, lit bas gu Starbe
9etomlite1e @eleb, pel6eS Die peitere @i1s
5tebung ber 2egal>S enoer>9 toten Derbietet
nnD Die W~te0erauSgabe Der etngelolten Dber
aus trgen0 elmer 0leQe in Den Bunoes>
i6as flieBenben anoronct.
OaS angenDmmene StIber>@eleb
Dernto6ten Die SilbermGnner ipel1igitens
nt6t mebr 5u beri6le6tern, na6oem es
gelnn8en mar, etni9e Der idlimmiten 8ez
1ttmmungen aus Dem l~lrlprilnglt1en @e>
lebe oeS 0auleS 81 entferten.
Grfreuli6 lit eS, baB bas @eieb iber
Nnfbebung bes SanftrDttz @e>
lebe's ni6t mebr r~l69dngig 9emadt tper>
De %fonnnte.
Ottt S6an6e bat fi6 aber ber GongreB
beoedt, i1oem CT Die betritgerti6en
8emtIIi8ungen fir TIIfe unb
6Gfen, na6Oem ite Der Senat gar nod
auf S S,5O0,OOO seiteigert bate, enbgiltig
antabm. ltno ldma6boll bat ii6 aud
Der Br%6iibent benomlnen, inbcm er
ben S6tpinoel beitdtigte. ga bat it6 lein
8prgGnger @rant. Der etnein Gbnli6en
S6minDcl uneridro6en ben @araus
ma6te, benn bod better gebalten. Nnbere
S6minbelDerl ide, tDte Die Qnl6lGge
Som ScOtt'S, unb bic Dielen Me>
bellcn aniprI9e, itno bageget
our6gefaQen.
Sin gutes @erf lit aud sic i2uriidmeiz
Jung beS @pob' den Tartf5.
9aB cine 8erfriippelung ber Qrmee
Derbinbert murbe, lit gut; baB bic lleberz
tragung Der Snbtaners8er III a Itung
ans Srie9SOepartement ni6t au Staitoe
fam, lit l6ltmm; oD6 bat cine genteinlanle
@ommtiiton beioer 6Guier sit erpagen, Oh
iie niGt bod 5u Stanoe fommen iou.
3u beoauerit lit eS AUDI, baB fem @eieb
ilber Derniinfti9eres rnO Dem 8etru9 Dors
beugcnOes Gerfabren bel Ser 8rGli0en>
tenmabl a1aenDmnle1 nurDe.
Son 9ltten @eleben, Die an9enommen
tDurben, lit nod au ertpGbnen: bus iiber
Serbe1ierung bes Gettungsbten It es
an ben &iiite6.
Sm 8e3trf Columbia ideint
mani iebr 3ufrieoen nit benz neren @elebe
gu lein, tpelhes Die Gesierltng iber ben
Se5irt in ben 6Gnben eines bonn Yrdiibenz
ten %ernannten 9ireftoriums beldBt urtb
6en b%ortigen 8iirsern, audi BEN 9erren
9fegern, aIe Mablmiiben erlpart.
Sine t5interlaiieni9aft Der iebt beenbez
ten GongreB2OiGt lit 6as Botter'i6e
II nteriudungs Gomite. 9o6
bat i6m bus 6aus bur6 ieinen 8el6lub,
pona6 Der Ge6tstiteI bes grGiioenten
6aDeS ni6t angefo6ten tuerben bari, ben
9auptita9el 9enommen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-24

ten gu Stan6e fommert. Sn benz lnbenfz
barren Sale iebod, DAB fie bod SIT StanOe
f6n1e, miirbc cinfa6 &iseprGitOent WbeeIer
fir ben 9teit non 6opes' AmtsSeit BrGiioeAt
tperbcn. NQeS tpiiroe 0a6ei leinen itren9
geiebli6et unb neutrality-suspicious. Ser
lauf Daben.
Sn iebem Sale lit bur6 ben 9rpBen
Gi6sug Der 0emofrattc int gtatiDnal22lbz
georonetenzS nuie Die @efa6r elmer 9tepDluz
tionirun9 6es 2anoes 9dn3lt6 b%eieitigt, nlnb
bic bemofratii6e Yartei bat it6 BON benz
abideuli0en glamen vGreaser" 5. +. me-
rifanti6er S6mierfinfc, griinblt6 gerets
Mat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-24
vTreiwtMioe 8ettrd9e.|"

3rob auer GibilDienitreform 5ablen Die
metiten 8eamten il, BEN 8albtn9z
toner &egierun8sz OepGrtes
ments, aud Die arlnen fleineT S,9rct7
BET nn1 S4reiberiNnen, mad tpie por tbre
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-24
Sd9Ii6c un6 IpDdentli9c

Office: gds 0R IuibinstOnfr. unS Tiftb aue
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-21

THE New York city public schools are
crowded to overlooking, and yet 8 623
children have been refus ed admi sion
this fall. The number attending is ll0 )
0S3, The New York Sun thus concludes
an article on the subject:
"The trouble is, large part of the
money is not spent for legitimate school
purposes, but to furnish training in Latin
and Greek, the calculus, and fancy ac.
Complshments, to lot of young men
and women who wish an elegant educa-
tain. Their desire for selfimprovement
is doubtless laudable, but it is plain
enough that it should not be grati6ed at
the expense of the school tand which is
taken from the taxpayers, and set apart
for the elementary instruction OF the
children of the city A whole primary
class might be taught their A, B, Cs for
what it costs to give single youth in
the so called College of the City of New
York a smattering of Greek and Latin,
1t is of little or no Importance to the
taxpayers whether the young man in
Lexington avenue reads Virgil and Ho-
mer or not, or even whether be can talk
about the integral and diHerential Calcu-
lus, quaternions, and the fourth d.men-
sions with President Barnard and Prof
Sylvester; but it is very important to the
morals and order of the city that the
youngsters who throng the Seventeenth
and Nineteenth wards should be taught
theiralphabetan kept out Of the streets
There are also favored girls schools in
the city which consume a great deal of
money in teaching fancy branches, while
the children in the ordinary grammar
schools gasp for breath and tread on
each others heels. They are pretty show
establishments but the people do not
pay for show. They wish their boys and
girls to learn to read and write and ci.
pher, and for that the schools were estab.
lished
Confne the expenditure of the school
fund to its proper and legitimate purpo
ses, and the board of education will be
able to give every child in the city who
seeks instruction sufficient school room,
and have money to spare"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-21
THE SHAMS.

John Sherman is millionaire. He &C.
quired his fortune during Congressional
career of eighteen years, with a salary
ranging from three thousand to five thou
sand dollars per annum During this
time he devoted himself exclusively to
politics, but he was fortunate enough to
be chairman of the Senate Com nittee If
Finance when all the large loans were is.
sued, and was the confidential friend of
Jay Cooke, through whose hands most
of them passed. He therefore enjoyed
the best opportunities for getting rich,
and he knew how to improve them.
OF all the members of the fraudulent
administration he has been the most for
ward and persistent in requiring the of.
hcehoders to be assessed for money TO
be used at the elections this fall He set
the example of removing a competent
subordinate in the Treas Try for no other
reason than because he refused to be
blIckmailed All the lower grades of
clerks from 81 200 year down are arb-
trarily taxed one per cent on their pay.
and the assessment is graduated upward
to two per cent, the heads of bureaus
being expected to pay more than the levy
on clerks. John Sherman's salary IL
$4,000, and when called upon for his sub
scription he put down 500, or at the rate
of one and quarter per cent on his pay.
Hayes headed the list with his name, as
an admonition to the hundred thousand
oficeholding patriots, but he has not
contributed dime to the fund Reformer
Sohurz gave S100. Tue others are wait
ing for Hayes to show bis green backs.
Meanwhile, the collector goes through
the departments, exacting the last cent
from the victims of civil service reform.
IN. Y. Sun.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-21
"FoUNDED BY HORACE GREE
LEY.o

Manton Marble has answered the N.
Y. Tribune in the most explicit terms,
stating that the important dispatches
given by the Jay Gould organ, as having
been received and sent by Mr.. Marble,
are absolute forgeries in some instances
and wholly falsi6ed in others, The
public will be quite ready to believe Mr..
Marble as against 80 reckless and disrep'
utable a sheet as the Tribune. Mr.. Til
den and his friends evidently either do
not believe in venal politics or they do
not deem the Tribune worth buying, In
1874, when it had much of the flavor of
Horace Greeleys manliness yet linger.
ing in its columns, Mr.. Tilden procured
it's unqualified support for Governor
against the gallant and veteran soldier,
Gen. Dix, and if he had deemed its ST.
lence on the cipher dispatches import
ant, he might either have looked over
his political rubbish back to 1874, and
repeated the persuasion that made it
support him then, or he might have gone
into Wall street, Cornered Jay Gould on
some favorite stock, and commanded
the utterance of the Jay Gould parrot
who pretends to be its editor; but he ev-
identity has some better way of answer.
ing the accusations which, as is now ap-
parent, are largely strengthened by fals-
fed and forged kilograms. 1t is sad
commentary on the vicissitudes of jour
nalism, that the great newspaper for
which Horace Greeley commanded the
respect of the world, is now certified by
Senator Cameron, and pipes for Jay
Gould on Wall street gambling and
Washington lobbying,-PhiIa. Times.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-21
SHERIFF SALE.


By virtue Of an order to sell issued from the
court Of common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio, and
10 me directed, Will offer for sale at public outcry
on
Haturday, the 7h dag of December, 1873
the following described real estate situate In said
county, tO-wit: Situate in the township Of Sandy
and being part 0f the southwest quarter and part
of the southeast quarter of section number O. COM
menclng for the same at the east end of the north
side Of the old Guard Lock situate and being on the
aforesaid southwest quarter thence running eastery
along the center Of the race bank 70 the quarter sec
ton line; thence along the northern base Of said
race bank to the south side OF Big Sandy; thence
westerly 10 the abutment Of the south end Of the old
mill dam, thence southwardy along the line of
Kountzes lands 10 the center Of the north bank of
the old Sandy and Beaver canal, thence eastwardy
along the center Of said bank to the place Of begin
ming.
Appraised at sl0
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms
cash.
nov7-ew Up. RAUcH, Sheriff.
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SHERIFF SALE.
Henry Keifer VS. Charles Grant ct ux

BY virtue of an order to 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
Saturday the l4h day of December, 1878.
the following described real estate situate In said
county tOwit: Situate In Perry township and boun-
ded az follows: Being part of the west half OF
ton five (5) In said township, aud commencing for
the same at a stone in tue Fulton road south, $40
west 10 chains and 50 links from stone in the north
east corner Of lands heretofore sold to Jacob Lewis
by Mccullough and Others anG being on the town
ship line and at the southeast of lands owned
by Conrad File, thence north, $50 west twenty
chains and 30 links to stone on said Files south
line; thence south SO west, three chains and 80
links to stone thence south $50 east 20 chains and
"a links 10 stone In the center of said Fulton road
thence north, SO east chains and 90 links 10 the
place Of beginning and containing eight (8) acres Of
land more or less.
Appraised at S240O.
novl4ew J.P. RAUCH, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-21

As to the jubilatory address of the Ohio
Republican Executive Committee over
the victory for honest money in this
State, the Cincinnati Commercial is so un-
kind as to say that it is not sure any
member of the committee made himself
conspicuous by urging square fight on
the basis of speedy resumption and cur.
rency exchangeable for coin. "And even
after the campaign had opened" the
Commercial goes on, land it was appa.
rent that the money question was to be
the paramount one of the canvass, it is
not within our knowledge that this tre-
mendous committee, which now swells
the chorus of congratulation, were at all
instrumental in giving iucisiveness to the
discussion. The best that can be said
for them is that they interposed no OBJ
stacle, and allowed the volunteers to
make the fight on their own well-chosen
ground" The Commercial closes its caus-
tic remarks by reminding the committee
that it discouraged the proposition to in.
vite Carl Schurz to renew the effective
arguments he made in 1875, to which the
Republicans were more indebted then
for the defeat of Billalenism than to any
other influence. All this may be as true
as it is sharply put, bit what is the use
of saying it now? Is there any necessity
of vindiCating the truth of history in this
way?-EG
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-21
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SHERIFF SALE.

John Patterson VS. Timothy Basley ct ux ct al.
BY virtue Of an order to sell issued from the
court of OfCommOn pleas of Stark county Ohio, and to
me directed win offer for sale at public outcry at
the door of the court house. In the city of Canton
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-21

We doubt the wisdom of Secretary
Sherman tving to James E. Anderson
Pittsburgh Commercial.
The most interesting fact is that when
the letter signed with John Sherman's
name, which Anderson had produced be.
fore the Potter Com nittee, was laid before
the Secretary. who was then testifying
under oath, Mr.. Sherman did not dare to
say that the letter was not his. He thus
effectually admitted that he was indeed
its author Anderson may tell hun
dred thousand lies without changing in
the least the effAct OF John Sherman's
testimony. N Y Sun.