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Winter Harbor. March sd. ISIS.

The FuoSoGgArH.-Thst wonderful
piece Of mechanism. the phonograph. is
thus described:
"A rubber mouthpiece inclosed thin diaph-
rszm ierrstype metal. which was easily Jared
by the voice. causing steel needle underneath
TO vibratc in uni.on. Aroupd a grooycd iron
cylinder was wrapped sheet Of tinfoil. and
the mouihpiece adjusted that the needle
point rested lightly upon the Toll. The opera
tor talks into the mouthpiece aud turns the
cylinder ST the same time. aud the needle
travels In the grooves srunnd the tlnfoil, max
ing fluctuations in it, surface at every yibra-
ton caused by the voice. When the ent ire
surface has been traycrsed the mouthpicce l.
rcadJustcd 10 the starting point, and the
crank Is turned the needle springs from hole 10
hole In the tiBfuil. causing the diaphragm u
yibrAte a, IL Old when originally Jared by the
voice. A. this cause. the opening aud shut
ting Of the valves Of the diaphragm. eycryth Ing
that has been said In the mouihpiecc j. repro
duced with startling accuracy. The erpl2na-
tion having been concluded. the operator said
slowly and distinctly In the mouthpieoe:
Now Is the winter Of our discomfort
Made glorious summer By this sun Of York;
And al the clouds that lowered upon our
In the deep bosom OF the oos an buried.
Hip Hip' Hurrsh :. Three cheer. for
General Grant. Houp ia, Va hoo,
The cyliader was then reset. and the ma
chine repeated the words In precisely the same
tone, causing shouts of laughter from the spec
tators."
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ARANDNNEn AT sEA.

At all times ships Of one kind or another are
foatins about at sea, abandoned by officers
and crew, In what seems n hopeless condition
Some are dismsntled aud mere huks. some are
swimming keel upwards, some are water.
logged. but being laden with timber will not
sink, but are driven hither and thither a. the
wind and waves may direct. so people afflicted
with catarrh, bronchitis. and consumption,
are abandoned BY physicians and friends
incurable, yet thousands OF such are annually
restored to perfect health by the use Of DR..
sages Catarfh Remedy and DIR. Pierce's Gold.
en- Medical Discovery The Cstarrh Remedy
is unequsled as a soothing and healing local
application, while the Discovery purifies and
enriches the blood and imparts tone and yigor
to The whole system.
VIDoLIA, La, April 18th, 1877,
DIR. PIERCE:
Dear Sir-I suffered for twelve years with
that most offensive and loathsome Of all dis
esses-catarrh. Ny taste and smell were
completely destroyed. l procured 9 supply Of
DR.. Sage's Cstarrh Remedy and your Golden
Medical Discovery, which l used according to
directions, and a complete aud permanent cure
was speedily effected. take pleasure 10 rec.
ommending them to all affiliated.
Ever thankfully yours,
CLARA Z. HUNT.
WADING RIVER, Burlington, Co.,
N. j., Feb. 18th, 1871
DIR. PIERCE:
Dear Sir:-Your Golden Medical discovery
10 the best medicine for coughs. colds, and
consumption. ever knew. It has saved my
life. Respectfully yours.
HELEN b. MCANNY.
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From New York.
NEW NoRK, March ?

NEW YORK, March 20.
The anticipated trouble in Talmadge's
tabernacle has been averted by the trus-
tees dischsrging the organist Morgan.
EMBEZZLEMENr.
Geo. II. Stetson late manager 10 New
York, OF the Office OF the Boston Marine
Insurance Company. has been arrested
for embezzlement- He is charged with
using 5000 of the compsny's money.
Fast life tor the past year has caused his
fall. having previously borne the highest
reputation.
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FORECLOSURE.

nALEB W. Haskell. of Deer Isle, in the County
" OF HANCOCK, hereby gives notice, that stephen
IL Haskel, OF said Deer Isle. by his deed OF mort
gage. dated February twenty hflh, A. ID. 1869 and
recorded 10 the Hancock Registry OF Deeds. Vol.
lAj, Page 21g. conveyed to him. the said L aleb W
Haskell, certain parcel OF real estate situated
IN Deer Isle Aforesaid, and bounded as follows
VIZ begtIHins at the ;. h. corner OF the prem.
iscs, al the highway, by land OF the late Pearl
sP"nord: thence North by said highway sixty ieet
to land OF heirs OF the late ignatius Haskell;
thence Westerly by same to the shore: thence by
the shore southerly to land OF Pearl spoford
Aforesaid; thence Eastery by same to highway,
10 the first mentioned bound, together with the
building thereon standing.
The condition OF said martsagc having be- en- and
sun being broken, By reason thereof the said
IAieb W. Haskell claims to tOreclose the same,
and lives this notice, agreeaby To the statute for
that purpose.
CALEB W. HASKELL
by q A. spOGord his Any.
Deer lsle. March Is, ISIS. 3wI2
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ire.
WAIponoRo, Nc. March %

WALpoBoRo, Me, March 20.
The two story octagon house, barn,
and ont buildings owned and occupied
by James Alfred Johnston, of Bremen,
were burned at one O'Clock this after.
noon, together with all their contents.
All the live stock was saved, but all the
farming tools including wagons, sleds,
harnesses, two moving machines, and
five tons of hay was DESTROYED. The
fire caught In the barn, probably by
sparks from the chimney. Insured for
two thousand dollars.
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Winter uaresr.
Hall OF Iron Bound Lodge No. Is7 T..
q. of q. 4.
WAersds, IL has pleased Almighty God
in his Infinite wisdom and all wise dispen-
sation. to call our much respected sister
Lucinda Hammond. from our earthly home
to her eternal home.
Essoired, That In the loss Of our sister we
lose well tried and faithful charter menu
Der OF this lodge, and the family aud friends
meet with An irreparable loss.
Resolred. Therefore. that the relatives
and friends OF our late Sister. have the
deepest sympathy of this lodge. and the
deceased the highest respect for long aud
faithful membership.
Res0irei. That n copy OF these resolves
be published IN the Ellsworth AMERICAN
and copy be sent to the friends OF the
deceased.
+. II. RICE.
DELLA RAND.
L. l.. SUMNER.
Winter Iarbor. March sd. 1878
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NEW YORK. March 20.

NEW YORK. March &c.
Loss or SCH. FLORA. or JONEsPoRT.
Capt. c. Cowley of the Schooner Flora
N. Cowiey, denies the story told by one
of his late crew named Bird, to the effect
that the Flora was purposely wrecked.
The crew and all were twelve days on the
wreck until rescued. The vessel was
owned at Jonesport, Msine.
Loss or THE EURYDlCE.
LONDON, March 26.
The Coroner's inquest found that the
loss of the Eurydice was accidental. and
no blame is attached to anybody.
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lnsoINent Law not in Force.

PORTLAND, Me, March 20.
Judge Cleaves in the Cumberland
Probate Court ruled to-day that the in
solvent act passed by the last Legisla-
ture is void while the United States
bankrupt law continues i'm force.
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City and County.


CoNGREG ATioNAL.-Prea at 10 80 A
N. and p. N. Sabbath school In tse after
noon. Mt 1-2 o'clock
BAPrIsT.-Presehing at r. NJ. Sabbath
School at L. n.
UNIrARIAN.-Saobath School at l Pm
Preaching at 2 Is and I 30 Z. NJ.
CATHsaIc.-Preaching nj 10 l-2 O'Clock A.
y. Sabbath School si 2P. NJ
MISUNDERSTANDING a, and 7P. NJ
Sabbath School at z. NJ
T.-Meetings held every Sun.
day at O'Clock. Z. NJ. In Hall over Munich.
pal Court Room, Coombe' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE. MEkTISG-every Sun.
day at 1 Z. NJ, at Temperance Hall.
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ID | f. j. g.

Obituary notices, beyond The Date Nan,s and
Age, must be paid for.
OH City. Pa--MArch 18th, Of small pox. Hen
~ J. Frazier, formerly OF Ellsworth, aged %
years.
Floyd. Iowa--Fcb. 2jth, John E. Coggins
aged 80 years, months, y DAYS
Bartietts Island-March 18th Ada NJ. Bart
lett, aged year,, 10 months and 2. months
Prospect Harbor = March 18th, Nehemiah
Emery, aged - years.
West Tremont-Noy. 18th, 1877, Katie Z.
Lopans. widow OF the late j. X. Lunt, aged
- years.
Winter Isrbor-March I'D, Mrs. Lucinda
Hammond, aged - years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-03-28

Aurora.
AT the annual town meeting the fol.
lowing officers were chosen:
NoderotOr-Lewis Silsby.
Clerk-Charles p. Silsby.
Eeleetmea- Charles p. Silsby. Henry l..
Moore. Samuel Giles.
Constable-Roswell Silsby.
Trasxrer-Charles p Silsby.
Collect0r-J. r. Giles.
School cogsmtfse-RoswelI siI'hy. Lew
10 s. Foster. Charles P. Silsby.
Surveyor Of Wood q Lunsber-John s.
Dorr. gws@ e e
Hi9ksesy 6ssveysss-Samuel Giles, Lew
10 Sllsby, F. W. Archer.
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MARINE LIST.

Ellsworth Port.
Wednesday, March 20.
ARRIVED.
sch Chas Upton, keet Bluehill
Sch Harvey, Bunker, Rockisnd.
Thursday, March 81.
CLEARED.
sch Olive Branch. whitaker. Boston.
Sch Emiiy, Jordan, Boston.
Friday. March -.
ARRIVED.
sch City OF Ellsworth, Grant. Portla nd.
CLEARED.
sch Pair Dealer, Dodge, Boston.
Saturday. March b
CLEARED.
sch Mary y. Cashman, Patten. Boston.
Tuesday. March 70.
CLEARED.
Sch City OF Ellsworth, Grant, Portland.
Wednesday. March "a.
SAILED.
Sch Chas Upton. Kcif, Boston.
Sch Agcnprs, Hatehins. do.
pe"e.''e Ports.
:. ". HARHoR-Ar -, sch Montexums Run
Ar U. $. steamer. Hugh Nc CoIloueh.
Ar :. sch BeIsey, and kllsa gicharison: L. s.
steamer. DsIlus: frsnk, -, Machias for 10 >
Ar =, sch jameson Hatch, Deer Isle.
srLaIvAS-Ar-2i. sch A. Hooper, Williams.
salem, Mlllcresk. Lane. Boston,
Sid 10, sch Convoy, Pendleton, Rockland.
Ar 30 sch Harvard H. iisyey, Blake. Boston.
Ar -. sch sea Queen, Dyer, do; Ligure, -
Calais.
BosroS-Ar -. sch H. {. Boynson. Boyuton
IAmoin~.
Ar y. sch Flora Grtndlc. Mayo. fremont. Har.
rison. Emerson, beer Isle.
Ar Is, sch Golden Eagle. Hiackley. Anderson ;
Emily y. swift sparrow, Bucksport.
PoRTLAsD-Lld %. sch Policy and ClarIssa.
Ball. Bluehill. CITY OF Ellsworth. Grant. Ell.
s~orth.
Ar 20, sch Tiaro Chatto. Brooksviils.
Ar -. sch Annie Collins, Cousins. NY for
Blaehii. Wssserloo. Whitaker, Ellsworth for
Boston.
SEwrORr-hr 10. sch Albert jameson, Can.
daSc Fall River tor y. Y.
Ar -, sch Ab1sail Faynes, Marcel, Portland
for New YORK.
VINEYARD HAyES-Ar =. sch Mary Augusta.
hot, Ellsworth. Webster Barnard, Turner
Eucksuort
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LEWISTON, Me-, March 20.
A dwelling house on Middle Street,
owned bv the estate OF ;. II. Bearce, and
occupied by the Messrs. Harmon As a
boarding house, caugh; fire at half past
eleven last night, and was partially
burned. Insured for e. 600 which more
than covers the loss. The cause was
probably defective chimney.
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Nj \ Il X r ID .

Tremont-March 10th. By ]. r. Clark, Esq,
Mr.. Leander T.. Rich and Miss Rose T. Rich,
both OF fremont
Eden-Msrch cath, By l.. J. Thomas. Esq.
Capt. Giles II. Sargent. OF Mt. Desert, and Mrs
Lizzie VI. Burns, Of Trrntou.
swans lsle-March 18th. BIZ c. Wasgatt.
Esq, Mr.. Lewis A. Staples and Miss Algenora
Bridges, both Of swans Isle
Penob.cot-Narch 18th, Mr.. Henry 7. Nor
ris and Miss Annie l.. Mitchell
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-03-28

ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING from nervous
debility and prostrstion Of the physical pow.
ers. caused BY the errors Of youth, shoai I'd
Immediately send to DR.. ". H. Parker. a.
els, ant physician and business agent Of the
Peabody Medical In stitute,r Boston, for .
copy of.'The Science Of Life, or SelfPreserva-
ton an invaluable work, the result Of the
widest research and deepest thought upon the
subjects Of which il treats. Another unique
and instructive nedicsl treatise Il the work on
"Dfsesses Of the Nerves and Nervous Nal
aides y both of which are published by the
Institute. Nehigher praise esnsbe swsrded
The asthor Of theee popular works then 10
sey thea very cosely Gold Medal has rScsst-
bsen Irsssstsd hin " The Eattoaal Medical
Aooca113sa. Hallaf PG6tieulafS 10y ~ 6eu1d
h u sdv4lass1ssf Il our columns.
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Business Notices.

With what COoploceacy must the lady who
uses GLENNs SULPHUR SOAP glance at her
mirror, tor there she sees reflected oomp X
ion void OF blemiSh. Tbi> peerless pun ificT
may be relied upon to remedy all skin irr ifat-
ions. Sold by al Druggists.
HLLs HAIR . WMsxER DYE, Black or
Brown. 6Qc. March.
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Do you want to save your children' II you
do. 90 to q. A. Psrcher and get box OF Fes-
senden's Worm Expeller. 1t Is the surest,
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for % cents, or sent
by mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared by Fessenden & Co., Rockland,
Maine.
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Stanley had great many curious ex-
Periences In Africa, but none more so than
this which follows One of his servants
was so attached to him that In order sde.
Quately TO express his friendship he beg
ged the explorer 10 kill, cook and eat him.
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Appointment BY the Pre- side Mt.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 26.
The President sent the following nom
inaiion TO the Senate to-day: Glenni W.
schofield OF Penn, to be Register of
the Treasury, vice Allison deceased.
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Heavy Loss BY Fire.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, March 20.
4 careful estimate of the whole loss
by last nights fire, ranges from $780,
900 to $500 600.
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Drowned,
PORTLAND, Me.

PORTLAND, Me-, March 20.
A boy IL yesrs old named Sheri Ian,
was drowned thi, afternoon by the cap
sizing of boat. Mccarthy swan near
ly mile aud was saved.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-03-28

Ladies who for years have depended all
manner Of powers and cosmetics for giving
them artificial compilations now find that
GLESN's SULPHUR soar supplies them with
pearly skins aud rosy cheeks. ELECTED by the
gentle stimulation Of nature. Sold by all
Druggists. Hills Hair 4 Whisker Dye, black
or brown, SOC. 5wl0
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LOCAL NOTICES.

DR.. f X. Jackson's CatGrrh Snuff and
Troche powder Is highly recommended
Tor Catarrh. Colds in the head. Headache,
sore throat, &c. See Advertisement.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-03-28

Addmsos's Botdsic Balsam has gsii ed
reputation which place IL in the front ranks Of
curative sgenfs II has been In the market
but about four years. Ii is now recommended
By the best pnysiciaus because Il cures every
time. Price 81 cts. 90
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-03-28

The Normal School is having one Of
the most prosperous terms since its organ
ization. Attendance 1915 per cent be-
ing young men. In age, scholarship, and
experience In teaching the record il good.
n
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-03-28

A Tenement on Pine Street. Enquire OF
GEO. W. NEWBEGiN
Ellsworth. March q. ISIS. swis.
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The Weather.
Indications.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Mar. I'll. A. n.
Indications.
For New England clear weather. fol.
lowed By increasing areas, Westerly,
backing to warmer Southeriy winds and
stationary. followed By falling barometer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-03-28

Instanter cures Tooothache In one moment.
3itf
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.

IMPORTANT To TRAVELLERS.
When you visit or leave the City Of NEW YORK.
save annoyance and expense Of carriage hire and
stop at the 9 RA ND UNION HOTEL, OPP
posite the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. II has
over $50 elegantly furnished rooms, and IL fitted
up at an expense OF over $500 Goo Elevator, steam
and all modei n improve ments. European Plan
The 1SRSTACRANTe,L Lunch Counter aud
Wine Rooms are supplied with the best the mar.
kct can furnish. The cuisine Ia unsurpass ed.
Rooms for a single person, 81, tl.5O, and o. per
day; rth suites Tor families proportionAtelY low.
that visitors to the city and travellers can lv
more luxuriously, for less money, At the GRAND
UNION. than at any other hrsIciSss Hotel in the
city. Stages and cars pass the Hotel every min.
ute for all parts OF the CITY.
Iva G. r. q W. ID. GARRISON, Managers
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Notice.

Notice.
THE Annual Meeting of the stoek holfers of
i the Dl0ehtll Corner Mining n~a
Smelling Company will be held at kittery
Name, on TUESDAY, April Cd, 1875, al 2 o'clock
L. NJ. TO choose officers for the ensuing year and
amend the Bylaws, and to act upon su ch other
business a. may legally come before IT, Per order
y. l.. PESDLETON SC. BLANCUARD
secretary. President
March Il, ISIS. gwll
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-21
SOMETHING NEW IN LABELS.

An old newspaper man from Ohio has started a
drug store in Detroit and local paper comment
ing on his innovations, remarks that he will
either be millionaire within the next three years
or "bust" in less than six months. His store is
very cheerful. Skulls, crutches, forceps, chro.
NOS, false teeth, bones, almanacs, parrots and
sticks of liquorlce are scattered around In de.
lightful profusion and there isn't a drawer or
bottle without an original label On one drawer
he has: "Glue-She sticks right by you, no mat
ter what the weather." On another, Copperas-
Eat slowly and chew fine" On another, Paris.
green-Sure in It's operations lasting In Its Effects
The label on one bottle reads, Buv some of me,
and stop that blamed cough" On another " I'm
Sal. Petre-who are you?" On another, Prusslc
acid-Don't fool around with revolver" Hang
ing against the wall is a beautiful sign which
reads, " If you don't want TO ask for netooth
comb, point your finger at me-" At the back end
of the store is still larger sign and 1t bears the
tender sentiment: "There is no flock without
its missing lamb. Sometimes you find him In the
bedstead. ] keep the stuff to make him weary of
life Don't ask for benbug poison, but call 1t the
Lost Lamb Restorative. l shall know what you
mean" The front of the store bears some happy
thoughts. Among them is one reading: Walk
right In here If you had buckwheat for breakfast
last winter" Another says, II can cure that red
nose in Just fourteen days" A thiEd reads, You
man with the catarrh-please step this way,"-Ho-
nOepathiC Journal
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-21
SENTENCED.

Monday morning Judge Meyer passed sentence
upon the different parties found guilty Of crimes
during the recent term Of Court:
Joseph Falls, convicted OF stabbing, was sen
fenced to two years imprisonment In the Peni
tentlary.
Baltzer Engelhart was sentenced to FIVE years
In the Penitentiary at hard labor for setting FIRE TO
a barn ne0r Richvle
Charles Anderson convicted Of burglarzlng
John #, Raynoldss house, three years Confne-
ment In the State Prison.
Samuel Givens, convicted OF raping a girl
named Augustine near Middle Branch, was SEN
fenced to four years hayd labor.
Louis Ackers, for robbery sentenced to six years
In the Penitentlary.
Charles Ramie, for burglary, robbery and al
most every other trick that is dark and way that
is mean" was sentenced to ave years In the Peni-
tentBry. Notwithstanding this mans long ca
reer as criminal, his notorlety, and his many
arrests for crimes, he has always escaped being
brought before the Court Of Common Pleas And
tut for the examination Of his bible few weeks
since, he would now III all probability be las
free as air." In this bible In pockets cut to fit
them, were found three keys made Of old tin with
which the hall and cell doors of the jail could
readily be opened, We advise the authorities at
Columbus to put a special watchman over Charlie
hes lively Frenchman.
Wm, Smith, for robbery, was sentenced to TWEEN.
ty days in jail.
Thomas Brogden, for assault and battery, re.
celved thirty days 10 jail
George shafTer, the MaSsillon boy convicted Of
assault and battery upon young girl last July
was sentenced to remain in jail three months.
Each and every one Of the above parties have
also been sentenced to pay the costs of prosecu
tion, but of,course the receipts from this source
will be small.
Besides the above sentence had already been
passed upon George Fessler for twelve years and
George LampOrt for two years, making an aggre.
gate Of thirty nine years to be served in the Ohio
Penltentiary for the crimes Of half year COM
mitted in Stark county.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-21

TOBY OF NOT ToBY.-A rather startling ques-
ton has been raised which atthis time is of some
interest to our friend Judge Laubie. On Monday
last he opened court In New Lisbon, discharged
the jury and adjourned until the I'd day of De-
cember. This unexpected action was the result
Of telegram from the Attorney General of the
State, asking by what authority he is exercising
the functions Of the oficeo Judge. It seems that
there is constitutional provision dividing the
State into nine judicial districts and esohldistriot
into three subdivisions These districts may be
increased or diminished but 1t Is claimed that
there is no provision for increasing or diminish
ing the subdivisions. The conStitutonality Of the
act of the Legislature establishing this fourth d.
vision which elected Judge Laubie, will be de-
cided between this and the I'd of December and
Mr.. Laubie will then know whether he is Judge
or not. Ifnot, what becomes Of all the business
done under his administration. Alliance RevietO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-21
IN MEMORLAM.
Respectfully,
Mt. Union, o., Nov, 10, 1873.


The Council Of the incorporated village Of
Waynesburg, o., at meeting Nov. l3, 1877, adopt.
ed the following:
WHEREAS, In view Of the loss we have sustain
ed by the decease Of Edward Boory, Oct. 10 1873
and the still heavier loss sustained by those who
are nearest and dearest to him, therefore, pe 1t
Resolved, That it is but just tribute to the
memory Of the departed to say that, in regreuing
his removal from our Council we mourn for one
who was in every way worthy Of our respect and
regard.
Resolved, That we sincerely condole with the
family OF the deceased on the dlspensatiOn which
1t has pleased Divine Providence to afIlict them,
and commend them for consolation to Him who
orders all things for the best and whose chastise
ments are meant in mercy
Resolved, That this heartfelt testimonial of our
sympathy and sorrow be forwarded to the family
Of our departed friend by the Clerk of this Coun.
Gil.
Resolved, That these resolutions be inserted in
the Canton Repository and Stark County DEMO.
Graf.
COUNCIL, ETC..
f. SCOTT,
j. G. ELSAss
Committee
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-21

THAT Bus LINE One week ago Monday
morning Mr.. Isaac Anthony commenced running
sort of street car or, as the Columbus people cal
It, street chariot line between Lake street and the
south creek on market street. He makes trip
about every half hour and charges only five cents
q trip SO far Mr.. Anthony has met with very
good success, and we hope to see the new feature
become a firmly rooted institution We would
like to suggest, however, that the business needs
a little advertising. The fare and destination OF
the bus should be painted on It's sides and time.
table, strictly followed, should be published.
There can be no doubt that these pieces Of infor
nation would double the patronage he now re.
ceives. It would do no harm to have bells on his
horses hundred per cent, more noisy, We want
everybody to patronize the bus line and make it
a success.