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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-01
The Gold Hin Daily News has
oovRRNoR PACKARD SPEAKS.

The drift Of General Buffers side in
vsstigation Is becoming more and more
apparent every day. and the probability
that be will ultimately fail in ~implicat-
ing President Hayes in the alleged bar
gain with Southern Democrats IL like
wise increasing with every session Of
the Committee on National Amuse-
msnts. Last Saturday Governor Pack
ard was examined by the sub-commit-
tee In New Orleans. and occupied three
hours and q half in telling what he did
mot know about the bargain" He
said that he was elected Governor Of
louisiana. which every sensible man.
including President Hayes. knows. aud
that he was busted from his seat by the
armed mob which yslpsd at the heels Of
Nichols. President Grant refused to
use the United States troops to uphold
him. and Mr.. Hayes followed the policy
Of his predecessor. and the result was
that his Legislature deserted him and
he fell.
Now II any man might DO supposed
10 harbor feelings Of unkindlinsss toward
the Administration. certainly this de-
posed Governor Ia the nan But the
most searching questions failed TO draw
from him one word Of reproach toward
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-01

A CORRESPONDENT Of the Richmond
fva.) Dispatch gives the modernizsd or
yirainiacized definition Of Estate
Rights" saying that the term. a used
By the resdjus,srs, denotes the right to
borrow money and the right to refuse to
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-01

WILLIAM O'NEILL. n New York nows.
boy, has just saved another person from
drowning, which makes seven in all.
He wears the medal OF the Life Saving
Association. and promises in time to
become as famous ~ Jamie Lambert,
whose liio story was written by Charles
Reaie.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-01

TIE Santa Clara county (CL.) Pio-
nssrs held their fourth annual reunion
on the 22d ultimo at o'Donnsll's Gar
dens. San jose. and according to their
official paper. the Pioneer. they had a
splendid time. The address OF j. I.
Malone ON that occasion. a published
in the Pioneer. isa very readable and in.
tsresting document.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-01

QUEEN I~sADELLA's jewels will bs sold
In Paris during July. Among them is
tho emerald necklace. famous for It's
value and beauty. Thiuy-one emsralds
set with diamonds form two rows. unit.
cd by an emerald surrounded with many
diamonds. and hung with three pend
ants Of pcar-shaped emeralds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-01
GOLD HILL MINERS UNION.

GoLD HILL. NEVADA. JUNE Is, 1879
M, n.tne nett regular meeting OF the Gold
hoNpAf. July I. 1878. At the usual hour.
business OF importance will be tran,arted. A
null and prompt attendance IL requested
A. Q. PAscok, President.
n. o'coSsoR. Rec. secrstary. is1,,d
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-01
ATTENTION, MEXICAN VETERANS.

Vyou WILL PARADE ON TIE COMING
" FOURTH OF JULY. To celebrate the day,
IN the osty Of Virginia.
jsss ID g. r. scANIKgR, Commander.
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NEVADA STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.

TUE FIRST REGULAR MEETING M
the Nevada Medical Society will ~ he
In this CITY on the flRsr MONDAY IN July.
FRANK n. CONN.
VIRGINIA Crit. June Is, ISIS. jsSatd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-01

l'reN D~rAehhs TO rhh oolp I'LL
DAILY r~~
-
p-~-.-
WARRINGTON Juno Jo-hrs jerks yes
tsrday before the Potter Committee said
.hs hal ~,s,tsrx IN anil f,om sxnhsr. which
= -
sue "ouiu 'ufh over .o the .omm'''eo'
sypher representing Tilden. Springer OBJ
Iected 10 that remark. Witness said she
trsv R.x,oil. ,nbli.be, M . n.ner a,
-"
bayou SARA Gus nsa ne'sr eon'''s'u WIN
him. not being accustomed to converse
| with common people. She said abe often
n..o,,.,sa With Wsher. who a. st.,a s.,.
A'or was "squenuy oue'eu sums ny lem
oerAts 70 break the quorum. and would
then AK uhat the l~sepuohcAns would do,
N she had TO tell him. She remarked.
referring again TO Reynolds, that news
paper men were well enough IN their way,
but they took too much liberty with
people. Americans had too much license
anyhow.
W. L. Chandler said that no called upon
Gen. Garfield. who told him OF the con.
ference al Wormley's Hotel. tho object Of
which he stated was TO see II some arrange
ment could be made by which the Packard
government could be abandcued, surren-
/ dered or given up. Gen. Garfield. witness
understood, had q memorandum Of the
conference, which witness would like TO
see, Witness was at the executive mansion
with Gov. Kellogg between II and u
o'clock OF March ID, Just before tho cabi-
net assembled. and . carriage drove up
and Gen. sherman and GOV. Dennison and
Gov. Hayes got out and went into the ex-
ecutive mansion. and, witness was After
wards informed had an interview with
Gen. Grant. Never heard that the dis
patch OF Sniffen, private secretary 10 Pres
idsnt Grant. dated March LIST, 1871, WAS
received BY Packard until the afternoon Of
March ID. and not until after the dispatch
Of sherman Of March III to Augur was
received.
Butler then read an extract from =
speech made oy iepresentanve roster
md said ne eipee,ed 70 oe able 70 show
wrote ~, U ne eAPeeeu u was Writ
tsn by . Sonthern Democrat
oenetAi II. y. anderson, member OF the
New orleans returning poaru, was eAiiel
anu Iussaonea Aooas ny eerunca,es OF
ny eiee.o.si wv -nien = oaIi'ea W
Mssnnssos ."' Vsua ~ 'I h,
poohna oas 49, ou'
Nh IT. go - ~. on.r.,,ons y, ~.
pa,..,,ns p".rj "a. H. rahsar.sS ~
ns.s ,n.is,ins ,h., no won,hss ri ~.
.so.l,. ,a al oa, in .S..na. -,
HnntSI, ~. M, ~ a. ansI .ano, ~
~ n Dsnnis ~ FioriJs snaxs,,,,
,,a.,an. ,oiJ y, hi. in,s,si.ws -,,h re
dN.,Isa, - III -. ~. - ~
~. 49,. n. ~,
~. ~ 49, n"I
seosaS.d ~, H.. - :, .an.,
SsNNn.s ~. 4 a.. S.".'
n.a ~ .no.hs. 49, pa. msa-
~onId m,is , esni,.i .nosisI sssn, ~ ,hs
Treasury. and I de.ire that bis claim NAV
have your favorable attention" Witness
e~onunains. 'na MI. ae.ormiek SUI,
he position OF Custodian Of Plate and
dies In the Printing bureau, I saw the
PRECEDENT and he wrote a note 10 McPher.
.on chisf on The bn,eap .,atiny ,h,t N ,bs
vacancy WAS mot Allied he wonli regard N
per.onal favor n I sbould be apnoin,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-01
PATTERNS

4 Large and Varied Assortment. accumulated
through q long and prospsrous eneaRemspt
In the FOUNDRY business. 90 that our custom
en en- navs Addition. md repain made q
tha.yhsa carried out 81 smaller o. yoansse
establtshuents. ielf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-01
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

WILLOW JACKET SILVER MINING
COMPANY ANNUAL MRETINo.-Ths
Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
yellow Jacket silver Mining Oompany. for tho
election of Trustees and the transaction OF such
other businsss q may come befors %. will be
held on MONDAY, the 18th day Of July. A. ID.
1878 81 the hour Of II o'ciosk A. n, 81 the once
VI the Company. Main street. uold Hill. Storey
county and state Of Nevada. Transfer books
will be ciosed on Saturday. the 9Th day Of fully.
A. ID. ISIS, at 0 O'Clock =. y
rHos. q. TAYLOR, President:
4. ENNIS, Secretary. jyitd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-01

TE lie
The Committee on Ma
tiOnal A~musementS.
The Examination of Thos.
G. Anderson.
That Internal Woman Again Under
GOV. PACKARD ItsrIflEs IN LOUIS.
lama.
Not a Word to Say Against
the President.
Municipal War In Rast 81. Louis.
Frontier Regiments to be Recruited.
lsrsciAl DprArcHrs TO rHs Com HUI
DALr Nru.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-01

tonight in Madison street Hall. More
than 800 mon. including some Of the best
known politicians and officials Of Tho city.
were present and witnessed . we'll contested
feht. Both men were In excellent train
ing. They fought 10 rounds. Considerable
spsrring. but little heavy work was put In
until the last two rounds, when both men
let their fists tell to some purpose.
throughout tho fight Reilly was the 10.
yorite. His blows told with singing effect
and in quick succession on Kings eyes
and nose, while 10 was observed That Kings
blows were planted generally on the body:
In the fourth round Reilly drew irst blood
from Kings nose, but In tho fifteenth
round he broke his wrist In . swinging
blow. and was disabled. Nevertheless, no
came up smiling for the sixteenth round
and delivered some singing l~eft-handsrs.
The round lasted Ave minutes. 81 tho
end Of which Reilly was badly used
mo. An examination Of his wrist
showed that Il Was badly hurt. and when
time was called for the seventeenth round
Reilly's friends threw up the sponge and
King Was declared the winner. The fight
lasted one hour and ten minutes. The
men wore hard gloves. and the Marquis Of
Queensbury rules we're observed. Billy
Bracy Of this city wa referee; Mike Don.
ovan was the second Of King. while Johnny
Sanders and Edward Mcmahon acted In
the same capacity for Reilly.
Tho War Department. and she
Hostile Iadiaas.
NEW YoRK. July 1.-The Trit~se's WASH
iuyton special says; In view Of the very
urgent demand for troops for service on
the plains. orders have been issued to tho
various recruiting Offices 70 hasten. a. far
"A practicable, enlistments. In order II
bring up tho numerical force Of the army
10 5000 men. by direction Of the SEQ
Rotary Of VA tho regiments In tho Indian
country engaged In active operations are
10 be increased 10 the maximum strength.
| while such regiments a. arc retained on
garrison duty at the various sea coast for.
titications. are TO DO reduced 10 tho min.
imum number. by this means tho Sec
Rotary says he will DO able TO throw into
the section Of country threatened by the
hostile Indians tho largest forco possible.
| without exceeding the existing limits Of
law.
Tho Coming 0reAs Race.
L%ouIsvILLE, July lat tho instance Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-01

Tickets tor the round trip In null.
Including railroad excursion and gate
tickets Of admission 10 the groundsle2 90
atOne................ j %
Procurabls In Virginia City. Gold I'LL. Silver
City. Dayton. Carson and Reno. from personr
duly authorized by the Society.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-01
UNION IRON WORKS.
rYRRELL 4 REESE,


rYRRELL 4 REESE.
-rnormrKroa. or Iux-
UNION IRON WORKS,
VIRGINIA CITY. NEVADA.
d EsPrCrrULLY CALL THE ATTENTION
II OF parties using or about 10 use Nscbluery
OF any Kind. TO the llst OF new and SECOND. hand
engines. boilers, MILL machinery. etc.. - sivsn
below. nom which q Selection may be made 20
Marry on almost any industry 10 this section Of
the country. We have on hand. ready for IN.
mediate delivery. In working orders
Ono Horizontal Engine. 20 inches In diameter
by 20 inch stroke.
One Horizontal Rng1ne, l6xal.
One Horizontal Corllsi Engine. isfsd.
One Horizontal Engine. ltI2l.
One Horizontal Engine. sxi9.
BOILRRsi
One New Boiler. 90 Inches In diameter By 10
feet lons 30 tnbes, 3 inches In diameter
steam drum. 40 ihchrs IN dismsterb By y feet
long.
Two recond.hand Boilers, ~ inches In diam.
eter By II feet long ~ tubes each. . inches
In diameter. with mud and steam drums.
complets.
ons Boiler. 30 inches In diameter By 10 feet
long steam drum and all nttings and con-
nectiOna.
One Boiler. % inches In diameter by 10 feet
long Is tube~, , inches In diameter steam
drum. breeching. smokeetack, front, etc.
HOSTING RIGS
One New and vey Complete, capacity. 1000
feet one cylinder isrsI. with boilers and all
connections.
One New RigI. one cylinder ioii2. reel 2sIss.
with or without new boiler.
QUARTZ MILL MACHINERY,
tyecond hand. but In nrt class condition. and
s,xty Bsii.ry Cams. equal TO n lueh., in drop.
With shsfts and boxes.
Right Amalssmathg and Grinding Pans.
a ~ d,sss.nn Pan.
ons Mortar; single disehsrys. . STAMP, for 700
M, c,v,S, AVN vvyr,, .r,~r a..
"'o"A'e "CuIsGsV'NAsN" wv.
New and sscond.hspdr
One No; : pl,.,on'. tcsn.snniall. new espsc.
Thre Root Biower.. recoI d. hand. In good
shspe; one iArse, one medium and one
0ns seoona, mana 20. = good condition.
one ceepho'nAna NJ. :, Beoo CONDITION.
MINE CARst
Rsvsr.I Min. far. s-eeo,d .h.nS Inn, I'm a,.t-
~. a1 ,hs 0s .ni,, ,s.o@ r., NJ Da' ~ n sss
trset' =" Z" "A
1.,, o,,,. v,.xv auy.vy.
""""' ""''"'
Thru. :, ,oebe. 4. a,.m.,.,. width b.,v..n
One "a inehes By a.. inche. Wide.
GALIOws FRAME sIIRAyRa,
tfor Round RopeI:
one 70 lnehs. IN diar u for aireh rore.
One % Inches In diameter for sS'insh rope.
LAp.WRLDRD TUBING,
s....L
Suitable Tor steam, compressed air or pump
column secondhand;
y new
II inches IN diameter. u inches IN dismster.
equal g new and some having been used eon.
siderably.
isso feet y Inches In diameter, Hanged.
80 tee. ~ inehesi ~ a,sme.eI, nsngea;
scS icy y ,nenes 10 ulanstsf. nsnsed;
~ Iest y meme 10 diameter. MAJ geo;
i'VD feets inches In diameter. hanged. f
o,o.p
r~o s,,,, nav
Two H-inen. new.
o-ineh' new. 80
Iwoo is.n, ,seonn.nana.
0ns Z ,nrs ;anr.r.,Ssss., onu,son.
0ns incn' nrs.e,sss eonaltlsll.
MIME .,
r~o,. ,,,,.. !, ,,.u... .s,uu
Awo.y .nenr. u "iAme'ef " oioos suokes.
,sy.s, seu'
st.yis ILL., ih aia"stef py oioot strofss-
v sai eUnS,s,on.
rosI nsSas ~ u'Ame'sf ny oioos stroke. very
'e"'"'
Cornish Dnv.um.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-01
MACHINE TOOLS.

One L.ths, % Inch swing. 10 feet bed second
hand. good order.
One Lathe. 10 inch swing. 9 feet bad: new .,
dns tool. with all lstert Improvements,
One vi Pre-. reaches centre Of % inch circle.
feet y inches clear under spindle second
hand, but IN me conditior.
One steam Hammer. II psch cylinder. By ~
inch stroke hammer lead, 1000 pounds
total weight. ts.<s1 ponds never been usedj,
made by Ferris 4 siies. of Philadelphia. Who
have z world wide reputation for thls partic-
uar elAss Of tool.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-01
sARsFlElD GUARD, ATTENTION.

VoU ARE HEREBY ORDERED TO
appear 1t your Armory In uold Hi, In
full uniform. armed and equipped, on THURS
DAY. July 4. 1873, at . O'Clock An precisely.
for the purpose Of Joining In the general parade
a. virginia CITY ON that day.
EDMOND WALSH. Captain.
HuaH GALLAGHER. Orderly sergeant. Jyiid
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-01
A Glove right

NEW YoRK. June so.-John Reilly, Of
New York, and John King, Of Troy, fought
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-01
SINKING PUMPS,
Cornish Dnw.ufD;

One itk inches In dismsisr. very strong and
equal % nsw.
0ns IL inches In diameter. In capital order.
Two windborcs, good ~ new one II aud one
10 inches In diameter pump.
Quite Q numbsr u rs and elbows. suitable for
pump connections. rum 10 inches In diameter
down,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-01
TANKs'
Equal to Nevis

One II feet ipehe. In diameter by ~ feet dam .
One ii feet In diameter by n feet deep.
One . feet 9 inches In diameter By II let desp.
with cover and mAn-hols.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-01
PILLOW BLOCKS,

One Pillow Blsek. quarter bras-es and bsbbit.
7xts.
Three Pillow Blocks. bsbbit, TIA.
Thrss Pillow blocks. quarter braces, Gri2.
-Four Pillow bloeks, Rabbit. with sole plates,
txs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-01
A Large Assortment Or Psiiiss,
tseco nd. hand mp to 8 feet In diameter.
OLD BOILERS,
(suitabls for Air R~scelver-);

Thrss u Inches In diameter by 10 feet long.
Two 20 inches in diameter By 10 feet long.
Two 20 inches In diameter by - feet long.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-01

WASHINGTON. July The Potter Com.
mittee resumed its session to-day. Bowles
Baker. with right hand uplifted and eyes
closed. heard the chairman recite the
usual oath Of . witness. aud then refused
to be sworn in that form. He was excused
from further attendance, pending eon'
alteration Of his case by the committee.
Representative Foster inquired regard.
ing the Published statement OF General
Butler. that q certain well-remembered
speech by Foster had been prepared by .
prominent southern Democrat.
Gen. Butler assured Foster that be IA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-01
HTRAM PUMPa,
Equal 20 Newt;

On. No. !. long str0io. Cameron steam end. 10
x7t. water. bx2t.
Ons No. . Cameron steam. srG water, 7kI6.
One No. : bake steam. bAx1; water. 5kI1.
one Vertical Rival bteam Pump; steam SHINY;
water, 9I7h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-01
rmRRR ROTARY puMrs.

Large. Medium and smsli can be run by
stssm. compressed air or belts have oil tho
latest improvements for taking up wear. and
the adjustment OF disks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-01

tsrsciAL DprArcHrs TO rHs Com Hu
DAILr Nrv.l
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Msn who wish 10 enter the contest or 70
make q standard can do 90 BY giving thslr
names 10 Michael and Joeeph Bawden, o. tne
Washington HOUSE, on Tuesday, July %.
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eoRh.

6ORN.
Gold Hill, June ~. 10 the wife
Of d. n. Csrrick Q son.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-02-28
LEGAL.
LfnaL Notice.

Andrew Yoder, of Elkhart, Indiana, Philip YOder
and Barbara Asmus, Of Chicago, Illinois, Will take
notice that Joseph Yoder and Christian HodeT OF
said stark county did on the 23rd day of February,
1873 file petition in the Court of Common Pleas, In
and for said Stark county, Ohio against Peter Yoder,
Andrew YOder, Daniel YOder, Ell Yoder, Philip Yo-
der and Barbara Asmus setting FORTH in substance,
that said parties plaintiffs and defendants the
heirs at law and devices of Barbara Yoder deceased
and as such are each seized of the one undivided
eighth S of the following described lands, situated
in said Stark county and known as forty acres off
the north part Of the southwest quarter Of section
seventeen III, township eighteen l8I, range SIX l6,
subject to the will Of said Barbara, OF which lands
That said Barbara Yoder duly made and executed
her last will and testament copy Of which Is at,
legally probated and recorded In the Probate Court of
That by said will said Barbara directs said above
named parties, being her children and heirs, to be
charged with the notes which she held against them,
and which set forth in said will as advancements
to said children and as 80 much of their inheritance,
and accounted for as such That otherwise said real
estate would be equally divided among said children;
but said petition AYERS that 1t will be necessary to
sort TO said real estate and In the division thereof to
take said advancements into account and equallze
said children therein, That said Barbara did not
leave other real or personal property sufficient for
that purpose. Said parties have received said ad-
vancements and should In equity be charged there
with fully set forth in said petition and said will
The prayer Of said petition is that the Court will
take an account OF said advanCements and that the
respective shares and interests of said parties plain
titfs and defendants may be determined In said real
estate, and that Just and fail. division thereof be
made or If said premises cannot be divided without
prejudice to the owners that the same may be sold
under the order Of the Court and the proceeds divided
as adjudged by the Court
Asmus notified that they are required to appear
and answer said petition before the third Satur
day after the I'd day of April A. D., 1873.
CHRISTIAN YODER.
feb25-lw By LYNCH & DAY their Attyg.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-02-28

YOU'VE AAN,-Utilize your time, don't throw it
away; avoid loafng, associate not with the idlers
aud the worthless. II laboring daily at an occu-
patton, improve your leisure time by reading good
books and papers. The mind needs food as well
as the body. II these ideas or thoughts are good,
they bring good results; If evil, they bring evil
results Hence the importance Of forming indus.
triOus habits in youth and sssociating with the
moral and intelligent. Companionship with the
vicious and the vile has brought many youth to
ruiu and disgrace. By this, bad habits and ways
are contracted, and the mind and body become
Vitlsted and deceased Pope says:
Vice is Z monster Of such fnghiful mien,
hAA,to be hated, needs but TO be seen;
BOT. seen TOO Oft familiar win her face,
w efrr spdus aeq ptiy theb eEnbgaeeI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-02-28
PROPOSALS.

Proposals will be received by the undersigned for
stands on the Fair Grounds during the four days OF
fair viz Oct 1, 2, and 4, l87S as follows viz: TWO
stands 4Ox5O feet each, more or less for the sale OF
any merchandise, eatabes and drinks except In
toxcating liquors; coffee or tea, cooked meats or
oysters, candies ice cream candy or hot candy pop
corn balls cigars or tobacco. One stand 4Ox6O feet,
more or less for the manufacture and sale OF candy
ice cream candy hot candy and popcorn balls: Two
stands 2Ox3O feet more or less for the sale OF cigars
and tobacco pipes and snuff. The Of the ground
for stands win be sold to the highest bidders and bid
der The highest bidder, where two stands are offered
for the same purpose to have preference as To- loca-
ton. The successful bidders shall pay onetOurth
cash when contract is closed and balance the st day
OF the Fair Proposals for the ice cream candy &C,
stand will close Saturday, March 9, 1873, the others
will close the 18th day of August 1873 The under
signed reserves the right to accept reject any or all
bids. JOSEPH i. B5SlG, Supt,
feb2S Stark Co. Fair Grounds.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-02-28
DIED..

WHEELLER-In this city on the oath inst,
Cora, daughter Of T. ]. Wheeler, aged 10 years.
FINDLAY-At Youngstown Hill, on the 21st
inst, David Findlay, aged 81 years.
sCHWINDLER-At Massillon, on the 23d inst,
Conrad schWindler, aged AZ years.
REAY-At Masslllon, on the oath inst, infan
son of Robert Reay
HOGAN--At Massillon, on the Oath inst, James
Hogan, aged n yearS He was buried with the
honors OF Odd Fellowship.
HEIsER-In Lake tp., this county, on the 10Th
inst, Rebecca, wife Of George Heiser, aged IL
years, 10 months and days. Appropriate Relig-
ious services were held in st. Jacobs church on
the 2lst, and her remains inferred at said Gene
terry. J. NJ. Grether Pastor.
sEELEY-In Massillon, on the 22nd, Flora See.
ley, aged years.
IIOT-On Feb 22nd, 1878, after long and pain
full illness of years, at her husbands residence
in West Msssillon, MIS- Elizabeth Riot, aged 81
years. r.l
Funeral took place at German Catholic Church
in Massillon on Sunday afternoon and was largely
attended, there being upward of one thousand
people. The family return sincere thanks to Mr..
Harry French and other friends for services rem.
dered.
COYLE-In this city on the 23d inst, Sophia,
wife Of Jacob Coyle, aged AZ years.