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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-12-05
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SHERIFF SALE.


By virtue of an order to sell Issued from the
court of common pleas, Of Stark county, Ohio and 70
me directed will offer for sale at public outcry on
the premises in Nimishilen township, on
Saturday, the 28th day Of December 1878,
the following described real estate situate In said
county to-wt: The east half of the southwest quar-
ter OF section four a. in township nineteen Q9 range
seven ~ containing eighty acres, more or less. Free
of the dover estate Of Dolly Hoover widow OF John
H. Hoover, deceased, therein.
Appraised at $500.
Sale to commence at II o'clock, a. m. Terms,
one-third cash and the balance In two equal annual
payments with interest from day of sale, secured oy
mortgage on the premises
nov2S-ew ]. p RAUCH, SheriH'
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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 ofCommon pleas, OfStark 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 on
Saturday the 3Oth day Of November, 1878.
the following described real estate situate in said
county, to-wit: part of the northeast quarter OF
section thirty-fve (S5), township one a. range two
(2) beginning at stone on the line which divides
from north to south the east half Of said section ana
at corner of land formerly owned by John n, HUH
thence north along said line ive (5) rods and four
links; thence nOrthwe8terly direction parallel win
the Massillon road twenty.fOur [2i rods and six u
links to post; thence southwest by lands decided to
Mary Wailich eight rods to land belonging TO John
Clapper thence southwestwardly along said Clap
pers land to land belonging to James Mech0r
thence northwestwardly direction along the SAID
Melchor's land to the northwest corner thereon
thence southwestwardly along the land OF said Mel
chOr seven m rods and nineteen ll9l links TO the
place OF beginning, containing one acre and twenty
rods excepting however, from said lot about one
fourth of an acre off the west side of the same here
tofore sold by John HOutz to Hannah Dood, De the
same more or less, but subec to all legal highways
Appraised at $3.50.
Sale to commence at o'clock p n Terms cash.
oct3l.ew ]. P, RAUCH, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-12-05
MASSILLON Coal
Try II & YOU will use no other

Coal delivered to any part of the city at 81 cents
per bushel Cash on delivery
Leave orders at COOl's Drug Store. II H. Trumps
cigar store and at my residence, IS West Tuscarawas
street, or at this Office. . =, enorra
now II ID. D. SfOiAS'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-12-05
JEtntItrs.
Apbpsittans.
DIR. L. NJ. PONTIUs,

DIR. i. NJ PUNIIUSI
uYGIENIC PHYSICIANS West Tuscarawas
III St. Canton, 0hio,- Diseases of all kinds treated
successfully by Natures methods consisting Of Elec-
tro. .Thermal, Vapor, Sulphur Turkish and all Hy-
dropathic Baths, Diet, Magnetism, Electricity, and
all Remedial Appliances in existence, excepting
poisonous drugs the use Of which we regard as ira
tional and destructive Of human life and health un
der our treatment diseases which are most incuraple
and fatal under drug medication, are rendered mild
and manageable; Indeed they are divested of all
their dangers and not only do the patients recover
more speedily but, when recovered, they hnd tnem-
selves sound and whole in every part, instead of be-
ne more or less enfeebed If not crippled for life as
ia fhe nvaTable result when treated with poisonous
and destructive agents. ocGSt76"u
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SHERIFF. SALE.

Jacob A. Meese VS. Lavlna olinger ct al,
By virtue of an order to sell issued frsm the court
of Common pleas of Stark county, o., and to me d.
Tecte will offer for sale at public outcry on the
premises in the town of Louisville and in the town.
ship of Nimishillen; on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-12-05
AOtrIs.
FARMERS HOTEL.
Dfnttsts.

DR.. J. II. SIDDALL,
DENTIsT-ofice in Harter's Block, Canton.
~ Ohio.
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AltsttIIantnus.

STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT,
WYNN. McGREGoR, Publisher, and Plain ana
w Fancy Job Printer, DEMOCRAT Block Cam
ton, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-12-05

William f. Reynolds VS. Richard G. Kimball ct al,
BY virtue of an order to sell issued from the
court of common pleas ofStark county, Ohio, and to
me directed will offer for sale at public Outcry at
the door ofthe courthouse in the city of Canton on
The Morning herald., 1878-08-22

% THE Turkish government j. 4 rpeslescAEiinS sAi
bcaTrfya yag gut ~ The reforms rs q tsag4tsdo G ns
Berlin Treaty. ,inIthe old Turkish fashloc'
but pleads that it has no money to employ
the soldiers andlscivil officers required TO
effect those reforms. u'A more serious com
plant againstlbe Porte, il That III IS delay
ine q . settlement with Greece and Russia,
and apparently Etvoring The opposition
made to that extension of power by sAus-
ria and ,seryia Authorized by tIafa Berlin
Treaty. The foundation IS otlI,is being &
lai a for new war '65he '65heo 1Bi4aE 1lBi4aEE Eillia all
probability forever, settle Il, one phase Of The
Eastern question, by he expulsion oi the
| Turk, from Europe. as rUF uEs. @a''V' w
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D#sttsa tRgs3p aSi3sss'sa sSSil3Ssssa II two oifshippstt'
of Psnnsylvania products, valued at S6e,-
900 ihtg6n; were sent 7ifom lPhiladelpliiia
to st. Petf rsbprg q q SSipes January / eighty
one shipments have been made to Russia
consisting of tools,l p machinery, ropes and
other articles. These shipments we're all
mads daaer the direetion oil Fl! m. B
BarSRR Russian gentlemen, ,9 who has de-
voted Himself 70 tie building up ola tral
be.xssn RHi RuHssia and aisd The U4nitsed States.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-22

AMtH1cAsssop ss opapersph pap erp for printing and n
writing purposes have been awarded sew
eral first prizes at the Paris Exposition,
an nine out of eleven handsome awards
for marked Improvements in agricultural
machihefyihas been adjudgedto American
inventofs!d The Old World is just begin
ningqo fnd Gut what kind Of people We
are, aid Ke shall, one If { these tIh4e days,giv
n atransrA tlantic brethern still more
brilliant evidences Of our capacity 20
GSI0 bG.i 81 $50 9Gj d@~I hls ~. "
manu- curing. .hea
The Morning herald., 1878-08-22

ri A GAIiiFoRNtA7 sheriff, Ywho lately Gu
off HE qaets 6fa chtneseprisoini'er, thereby
in6ic'iny most igpominiYonss s,d ddissgr2es' ssr2es' in n
The eyes ST. C6ihamen, has been sued for
damages. Judge fawSer, lof the ,gnsllsdf
States Court, has given an interlocutory
opinion that there il no ordinance author or
izing a Sheriff d cut of the queues fpris-
onersa Bat the question of damages has
not yet been settled, ard until it issettled
iudicially the Chinese question .emaninfs 19n at
difficult one. e. The Busliagame t:eaty does
not refer to the sanctity-eia Chinese queue
any more tbaa'uitdoe to The baldhead o
AMI American. So ii the Chinese shotilt
lbe |diapc csedeto retaliate they might aeci
! dehtlytake off an American, head, in tn
lattemptto6h the qutne.. aoJ ~ . ','' :.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-22

IkgaaiEs city of Paris, writes Prof. 5 sllTli7 y (
mamie the New York, World, gas is SOLD
to consuuets9for $3.50 per thousand feet ct.
but sSsisieyy saaAlyy alyTp pays s half that sun i
c,nsideratiomOf the monopoly. After fh
gas beonpaiysa pays Zen per cent. onli'F ~, Il
orighi61aal h1al 1st ha o'f an earnings in ex
CESS sofitempef cent. are paid over to tht h
citvl Tie asGusT revenue Of the CITY, from
,hisse,,rce isi$ ZOO, ,DQOs7ad ysh5 nagg 7I
The Morning herald., 1878-08-22

THE ease ST. ths aestR0f Heath, aman man named AZ g
Russell in Brooklyn consequent on the olte
iuaiered oaahimg by Hanother imam, and o. of
hss3taA disap isaaF GATES thai tlh.rs
is as lnnch hpoisouin hssI bite'ofoa morda-
cious man as there Is iin'tifat of a morda-
cious dog dcgHaAF Had6F TIE Oily dcnaftiod which
woulaseAasE.As bite 'fatalETwhen inflicted
bp ei,hspYthebsaadrapsds-ort bipedis
thatshsaaimal.ahoaldI Ibe driven 10 a. stati
of dssperatiouDrq nj oodSjsjssa ''fd1 H''A'
The Morning herald., 1878-08-22
I WN.S NJ, PYLE {.
.n aAat POSTMASTER.
AnNtui.Fat ANtui Chemically Examined.

q The analytical chemist w. 3, DRAKE, 81
Buffalo My recently analyzed Alian
Anti-Fat, anu gave the following: -'H 10
Dj CERTIFICATE. .i1.. v7sss a.
| have subjected Allan 8 Anti-Fat to
chemical a"af3 SIS, examined the process
,Sf it's iuanulacture and can, truly say taat
the Tngre 1llaht Is OF which it is compos d are
entirely ,fveee liable, and cannot butt Act
fay. rab,yy upon the system, and II WEI
calculated to attain the obi ect OF which II
is inteded, adu@ iqHt o4 r aN @HLl y3a "'N
eottq" ~" y YSOo1taeEiiiW. B. DRAKE, Chemist.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-22
"a. LAUGH AND Gxn.wlFAT. 8

This anc ent bit of advice WeA enough
for spare" psopless hut. how, about those
THAT are already tooft? WHAT'S tp become eco
ofIJhem9o SitstiHi ahdlRll felpyeu. uSlte$
mtnihs of patient Investigation and toll
theVceiebrated an catyticaf emist, g.oC;
Allan, has perfected and given 70 Ms wore
lATtf-Fat. Thus far in several hundred
asassthls great remedyi,as never failed 70
81 Z Bounds Der weekss It is perfectly harm
IIess and positively efficient. Sold by drug
lpdStS s~sas shr1a'A-
The Morning herald., 1878-08-22
Bu,1ER bsl5sseb he tcaif be elected Gov

e,nor of Massachusetts, 4, good On many hf4y
pc ,pls though. @ .s,ssii00; butt bqtt the dppkNnS%nn
quaptlityiin tAhe, problem pqwais' the ett g
tha. Ksarneyis support, Will have ophhf
General s. prospects, Many people 7th'nk
it will he, rather disastrous than l'othen
w;ussssoua OF tstIu9-a5 sAs all. .'27' 'Rl 70
The Morning herald., 1878-08-22

lent oppoaitinuthat they have ountefed
on the Pacific slope. They espeqptiy
want Chinese Courts for the trial ofease
chsHsnieH, and arrangements Tor
tkeir defense in eSimina II cOhfts. Some Of
tkem are even hopeful, Of securing, ,f Ghlnnese n
rAnresentafiori in the city government y
a, r!ss.aa ,ot610 "a stipp 81 n~l'n "h~
The Morning herald., 1878-08-22
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6.W7A..M.

wagi Mair onsWiimihgton and ,..,.,
Northern r.. Ribo Reading andoo 9'S'e'
RpiRtSs so1b o4 ses Ressaa ss 500 A NJ
Through Mai Ito baltimore andsq "isV'7@'
Wsshainggtt99n,, je apql lieN ~ os
Way Mail to Baltimore, jMd,ss. Ssio's h'''
Fhsoaghha N,7sh a,shia. ana Ps, xxx Ms. e.Ogar 'i
Aba, Na1l te a5 N Esst othft
fsy Ware r. r. to 'Crisheld, JMd,....j 900, spss'i
WayiMail mai on peiaw enS,na.s rt-t
Throagh M2i TO III Ipi liz n'etS,s1ai e1nls o. 81
ssa aat ssW sHI VSah aDa 1T s2l5,P Pm
Through al 70 Bslh.lMtors sat nn solilsoaee {
WashlaS nasi, aad Southwest .....,.. l2.l5. PIE
Through Mail 70 e pnlnqe,R,nts III qedR,nts sas gsloas
s;astand sa VEST. ......, ..,-,..sa5.l5 5ser" d
Nsm smvrna. if liDfover,I ,CIayton,aa' o.
TeWnssad, ,,5 Ps7agars %ag%lns atIs Ys y e,0oe's
4 Tprougna Mail 10 Pmlaaelpiia'
/ auu, New York. and all points - a.. q
i North. EAST and West, .........;.; I'D y
Through Mail to baltimore anu i&"|'' "
y Wasninst, and all points :.
" South and Southwe est,..".......... wv
1 TF4 BR 2N "a . r.. l. ~, rnJ
MAILS ARRIVE AND READY Foff
t '7@',' '.,, DELIVERY, ID ao,sAa. o..
| way Mail from Wilmington and 70 ,,.5
Northern r. Il. from Reading AZ n,
and points North ,....... ,.;r..'o.4o' a. :"
y New York Philadelphia, ba2lon, baltoi1 AZ t--H
4 4 more, Washington. ana az
Il parts of the yceun try, excNpb HTeH"N
pel4ware9 a., aS9 "a Essssiph EEsSp S9n9t s.4s,a.
5bP PSpiasn 4r q Mail. North OF. Wy'5Sso $50 ae.''
pbiladeIp6iis Hhitn5 bis" and New York, '|lla:
i and,alL points North, East and iso s2.f.
Way Mail from, ,Fh, adelr hia.f q $50, 7'"
Eal;imors Al Way Nj Mali, Western lois %
sfB BAltimore, Washington. 'Lud all 10 / p" . n
II ponts South and sou.ilWesl. = 1'oV' TitgF y
Y P{ iladetpbia ana ofk ahd
4 = opoin Is no, n, East anad4fro2 fro2 =. e
! way Mali on Delaware Western 'o9 m o" ~ :,
" X. E. S'oy' Ht
i WY ,el Msi1 sK IRON @ D... 500, ."
B4ltjmBotse sast 4 Mash'ns 'on Hnu az Is ~
+ philadelpi1ia, New York, md 'nnH
, poi, 6 North, East and WeEt..y6,i5,, Z, ~.
q me Ietter Carriers viii maze thelr de
>. liyerles as follows: $50 aud iodo u. Ill
and l.l5 and 40, y. m.g !,
. INcaiLettars foi Carriers delivery snotll
| he deposited in Post fOflee tonllnutes"p'
n fore the hour of delivery, ia, .ss.,,.- 4oa.B
\ I o, ..osc, 1,'.v ..vgaWN. NJ PYLE, raw.
4 IS 81, ,ss7a,s,, .aArf POSTMASTER.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-22
EDUCATIONAL
IJARKNEsS ACADEMY.

Business hours, s 10 8 a m. t. p NJ
rAnnIiclLlors may now be md for Adints-y
sion to tie S7'h term which begtrs ep-f
1ember 2pd. 1873, .Addre s by nal rP!lo-.
cipai Harkt4ess Academy, Wiihingtop
Delaware r.f "A ...t1. r.a
The Morning herald., 1878-08-22

} THE alardiisjs are sstlr sur. that war between
abe ,UniIedstsses ana Mexico is about - to
be atds1lf s1i also hA.
the administration j. anxious for p such such q
conflict 5hs ssts5 better e41Sp Y establish n PUB
Tic favor, This charge isan@trthy ofnOV
ituce,, WAilsbit is possible that General
MaeKepzie may be authorized TO ptessahe
rfaidersgsoi Mexican SOIL lit sis hardly
probable that the goFsroments sofarMe&ico
will resist sostropg heahatngeteral hestiill-
,1ssnwin Gbsi bAaght@A @Ab555dt:: With s!l5f dhsf
| otesent state of affairs in that country 1t IS 9
/ lot Reasonable thatot authofities, would
baza4d a q val With 'tRs Tinted States yaa
~ 'ilFfn u
The Morning herald., 1878-08-22
Hrs,o,,cuPAr1oN aOsE. },

II had me Arkansa'j doctor" that "1appedt
tsie fat 10 an, thinking he had dropsy, bu'
ii dding no water plopo1nf3 y qryqt3p, ryS.tl Spo,
syI' lived day Me- Would. 'Hke1OtheHo
find ''his occupation gone, for Aliens Anu,
Fat. aBursly vegetable Ireme1N at'e'yaoun. 9Sn,o !
10 f & pounds pr week. sold ny all drug
=. - =. LIZ, - (t,tr-s ? md -nR ~ .
The Morning herald., 1878-08-22
..R''sT ofFlha7|
w41MlNaTbNDEL.
oAes ofgat'e%I8U An.;.Y 4selF

y 'SsIfNDAYS.-Open fro q 8 TO a. NJ; ano
Pfiyate Boxes aeeessiple fT9nnno y v . F''@'
The Morning herald., 1878-08-22
PERHAPsas oas ofIthe beneficial results

PERHArsas aes oftae beneficial results !.
of the hard times, there is great deat"oi
I Widely ,spreadipg and growing commol' =
Esense I about The true way Sof spending the
J Summer ard, 6ns sahieneyus6l AS oaget9 ! 9be s
|Sdllea. enjoyment ofd5oth:. yet thefe i i
|,n,aeh ,odbsl sesaHlnsd oa tRs Subject, AID
The psOpisa var diifsr ID Widely in their
views. . The IHsafora Tines > has a beiiel
|ahsttbe ,tae philosophy IS to make ashsolt4| ~
sIjourn and then to o,tgg retutn II; h'ne an az"
one can "a j ford i, alleF awhile, togo asatlHna astHa
80 that that each visit shag Prassntthe, ,old'a'-
EttactiYps appsal appsalffs fsvori's features in fresh
| forms, ,,ain1nu a.at ..lss.. Z. !. s4&J o. :
The Morning herald., 1878-08-22
INsrII UTE

., "A se'ect Primars; lattdA.t,; ana Son or
schp l,fcr aIl..xess Jas II; ,C'aho. Prin-
ieipal.. Otiicss 2 0-1ay .pe Building. Hoqrs
from 8 to q, d NJ, 2,1o AZ. m, fatl tslm
Commences on Aetts myeF 2hj, Ci"u ais
?. S Ififs School ccct, les the entire 3rd
flobr, sittink capaci y Of IR stureYH.
Terms, tom 25cen,,sto ,1,01a week. Cheap
est schOoi ia the city, aassn. ,.4i 'ra- ..
The Morning herald., 1878-08-22
q ShinbuiAets and Lumberm!sna

FtoFoR s.LE:nA large body of timber OF
original growth in Northern Virginia, near
river landing In Inafket-neW Tor nlsl
time. wate1-power 81 lETgeS mLlrp0n9 on
place, leased n 1tssireh! Pr1ce S6.oW' q
mill site and 800 acres f-timber 1or .So,pV
Good CHANGE for ~ man who nows any
thing about timber or milling. a'ad has
some capital .TFor pa ftlcu! ars.. address V 90
ID AAaC .WIGHr, 81 Harlem Avenue. H"A'
timore. ...sr 90 rr,, 8. s,nI INA.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-22
lVvEsLEYAN FEM,LEfEOy!LJ24 =

" 'DIUI.UI F75IF - ~ n " = -
, IT,, wVILMIs sGToE, ;DELAwA Eys ao.j
AT the opening of the fail term MOS
DAY. Sept. OH 1878, tbeIe'wilt be a NkM
President, NEW furniture NEW tel'alr, ,
throug hoitahe baliaing. .JNEW nh nos? 1he'
med, rll myeuien, esNEWEY tntl 0dpceu
to adj To the com ort of The young ,hdies
both in the pun ic and pri vate, rooms ane
ali this at the OLD prices. ,7elf h.ar ~. . y.
For caiolngues. addrtssJhe Prezident.. ~
T. I gr Y REV.,J M WI.LlAM5,A a n.
/ lyle 8w b .uH NAta" .a'g' 10 si'.H y =.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-22
EDUCATIOSAL.
TT. IOsEl ii,s academy.

Ut. JOSE! H'S ACADEMY, I'm, r,..-4
&S - - sssss' ~ -''.''
iCHE5TNUT RILL.g PHILA ADkLPAlA'
flnder the cars ~ the sisters OF 81. 5es rpm
The course OF. lstruction incluGes a. ns
pranchesof use NJ and Christian et Ia
zion. .A'" ~" nay,, =, ,,r,,,,,,,,
ANIMAL pension for Roard M Jriton
5000. For fur6be er d Dfrticulars, address
sepl-Iy MOTH Eh Man, JonN
The Morning herald., 1878-08-22
tsusu $40 F0susokears ,,,,,,a15 ogi "SSi 'bli be.
E.ToM Add Ils3MARTlNy

,l,aaI had O1N yLaILL...F y II 'I'T'' y -
usS', -, ~ s",,ss oFssyssEFE. sE mort ravo 1dAuc
sA D''a7iS' .saraiiy
, 1878-01-18
MARINE ACCIDENT.

Early yesterday morning the quiet town
OF ESqnlmalt was aroused by the news that
q barque was ashore near the lighthouse.
A. soon ~ it became known III. VI. =.
Opal sent body of men 10 render assis.
tance. The BeavOr was also dispatched
to the scene Of the disaster. but returned
un ascertaining that no help could be given
until the wind moderated. On inquiring
we find that the barque Is the Lady Lamp
son, commanded by Capt. GalIlin, con-
signed to the Hudson Bay Company, l22
days trom London, making an exception
ally quick passage. The barque struck
what Is supposed to be the Scragg Rocks
at about $3.50 A. NJ. yerteriay morning,
afterwards backed of and anchored In
seven fathoms of water, but the Captain
finding that she was filling slipped anchor
aud beaehed her near the lighthouse Al
most at the entrance to the lagoon. There
were three passengers OH board, viz: En-
nest and Donald Pearse and Master Innes,
who were LANDED safely. The extent OF
the damage sustained by the barbue Is I'M
known. but we believe the cargo h ire
parably injured. The disaster Is To-, be
deeply regretted and we trust now that
the harm is done the Government will erect
beacon on the rocks so as TO avoid q
similar catastrophe.
When Captain Gaudin found that his
ship WAS seriously damaged he sent up
rockets and burned blue lights. The wind
had increased to a bowling tempest by
this time; but assistance was sent from
the nier-of-war l,pal and Rocket IN tine
form of men and boats. Captain Gaudiu.
with rare presence of mind and good sea-
manship, so soon as he found the ship
leaking badly, headed her for the Lagoon,
the entrance (which he gained before the
vessel struck the shingly bottom of La
gOon Spit, where she lay last evening.
stern on, halt full OF water and slightly
keeed over towards the shore. AbOnt
daylight the crew were set to cut away the
rigging; but desisted when it was found
that tlias there WAS no immediate pros
pect Of the vessel going to pieces. The
terrible gale that ragged all yesterday pre-
vented any effective steps being taken To
relieve the distressed ship, which Is eX-
posed to the full sweep OF the wind rs 1t
draws it through the mouth of Esquimalt
Harbor. We understand last night that
she did not thunp heavily. being held IN
her place by the soft shingle OH which she
rested At the hour of writing 1t Is
thought chat the ship will prove ii total
wreck and that much OF her cargo will be
lost. The Lady LampsOn has tonnage
of 4l3, Is a comparatively new vessel. hav-
ing made her first voyage to this port in
1868, under Capt. Galilin's command.
She IL cassed A | at Lloyds, is owned by
the Hudson Bay Company, and worth
| from ESQ. 600 TO e35. 900 OH which there Is
an insurance. Fortunately she was not
more than half full of cargo and the loss
OH that account will not exceed $3.50. 600,
mostly covered by insurance. The cargo
consists of clothing. liquors, Imperial Gov
ernment stores, shot and shell, etc.--'Col-
onist" OF the 10th.
, 1878-01-18

LONDON Jan. S.--A Bucharest dispatch
says the Ice has ceased moving III the d m
ube. The river Is already irozci over
near Galatz and Is expected to freeze also
near Simnitza.
Uncertainty Of Great Britain pamiyzes
the Greeks, but as long as the present
ministry remains In otli5s it may be re-
gartled that u wdrIike policy viii not be
definitely adopted.
Sr. PETERSBURG, Jan. S.--A dispatch
says the hopes OF an ar,nistice are rapidly
The strlctest secresy Is
as to the terms Russia would
propose. II Is said even the commander
in-chefhas not yet been instructed on this
point.
VIENNA, Jan. SIT Is said the Rus
SLAMS found 5000 Turks wounded in So
phia.
, 1878-01-18
wHATCoM COUNTY.
AN JUAN COUNTY.
SECRET SOCIETIES.

PORT TOWNSEND, Lodge f. q A. NJ, meets
Wednes lay evening on or before full moon.
STRICT OBSERVANCE Lodge i. 4 A. NJ,
meets 2 Tuesday evening of each month.
MT. BAKER Lodge l. y. .. f., meets every
evening.
THOS. DRUMMoND, w. CT.
CHEMAKUM, Tribe Of Red Men, meets every
Wednesday evening.
GEO, BARTHROP, sachem.
CHAMPIONS OF THE RED Cross, meets every
Monday evening.
, 1878-01-18

The streets of London, II placed in one
line would form an avenue Of seven tllOus-
and miles In length. In the daily cleans
ing of the streets fourteen thousand men
fad employment and six thousand horses
and two thousand five hundred carts.
The engineer in chief has 4 salary OF
two thousand pounds. The work goes on
day and night but the actual sweeping
does not begin until eight o'clock p. NJ.
, 1878-01-18
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.

This embraces all the stndies generally
taught In common schools, between the Third
Reader. Primary Arithmetic, Third Cieoarf-
ply and corresponding studies, up to the Hrst
OF the Academic Department, at which time
pupils are expected to pass examination In the
following studies, which constitute the high
est grade OF the Grammar Department.: = !
Bulli0n's English Grammar, ,,eograpby
completed. with map-drawing from memory
and use Of Terrestrial Globes Wta7 8,lTS
History Of the United States, outlines of
English History, Fifth Reader, r. Parley's
History, Written Spelling, Pennianship, Prac-
tical Arithmetic completed and Mental Arith-
mafie
, 1878-01-18

During the past year the consumption
OF cotton reached the highest point ever
attained In this country, while the value
of our Gotten fabrics exported has, despite
low prices, increased $7.090,000 within
two years, or from 1850, 900 for the fiscal
year ended June 80, 1875, to l0,lS0,OO0
for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1877.
, 1878-01-18

The Commissioner of the General
Land Office recommends law abol.
ishing all the surveyor genera!ships,
of which there are sixteen, and ap.
pointing one surveyor general, to
have his office in Washington.
, 1878-01-18

PATENTS and how to obtain them.
Pamphlet OF 80 pages free, upon receipt
Of stamps for postage. Address
IL'. GILMORE, SMITH, & CO.,
Solicitors OF Patents, Box "A.
AZ Washington, d G.
, 1878-01-18
Gilmore 81 Co.,
sac r st,WAsHIMcToN, DC

WILL PRACTICE BEFORE THE
General Land Office, office Of Indian AZ
fairs, Department of the Interior, the
Court of Claims, and United States SUI
preme Court, Claims of all kinds arising
under laws governing the disposal of pub
lie land, or the adjustment of French,
Spanish, and Mexican grants, or other
private land claims. Special attention
given to cases involving titles to grant
lands and mining claims. Land war
rants and land scrip bought. Cash paid
for soldiers addition homestead rights.
Send stamp tor circular Of instructions.
Three stamps to pays postage II you want
full set of blanks and instructions.
, 1878-01-18

Increasing attention is being paid in
Mexico to the production Of coffee.
About sixty thousand pounds are now an
nually exported from Vera Cruz
, 1878-01-18

WHO HATH WIsDoM?-He who smit-
eth not strange animal, but first inform
eth himself rs to its nature.
He who punisheth refractory mule at
a.distance with pole.
He who subdueth his temper when the
provoker Of his ire Is the biggest fellow.