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National Republican., 1878-12-20
ChrlstInns HOneYmnOms.

The clerk of the court has issued marriage
licenses to the following applicants:
John Il. COlvin and Fannie KOx.
Chris Smith and Sarah WilkCrson.
Traverse Moore and Ella johnson.
George II. Butt and Annie l.. Boyer. ..
Richard Burkley and Julia beverly.
James Duckett and Martha A. Lair.
r. J. Graike and Charlotte l.. FOrtcn.
j. W. IarknCss and Louise Dcnham.
d. Clifton and Rachel lbrOkenbOrOugh.
John II. Streets and Mary VI. Coleman.
William II. Duunannin and AnEie :. Major.
James Tracey and Alice Y. Buell., both OF Bat!-
more, Nd.
Robert Lowry of Fairfax County, Va, and Jennie
lAtln, of York County, :. G.
George Il. Gray, of this city, and Mary T.. Faw
cCtt, of Montgomery County, Md
John W. Perry, Of Montgomery County, Nd. and
Kate VI. GOley, OF GeOrgCtOWm. y. z.
National Republican., 1878-12-20
PROPOSALS..
DRopOsAIs FoR TELEGRApn pOLEs.

proposals until o'clock noon January Is 1879 for
furnishing ca 'NCT TELEGRAPH POLES, as
fellows TO be IL srgd on the at any station
thG gel,lmors ~ ohio i,allroad between Baltimore
at top
top.
An poles 10 he oflivc wood butt cuts post tie not
cut oifJ reasonably straghi; round, well trimmed
and barked, and cut on square ut the bats.
Bills TO he paid between the 18th and 18th Of the
mouth following the Deliveries
The right Is reserved to reject any and oil bids or
accept any one which may seem for the best Interests
Of the Company.
The party whose tender Is accepted may, nt the OPP
tIOn OF the Company, be required 10 give bond, with
two sureties, for the proper lmeDt OF the contract
PropoSals should be senlei and ldrCssed to the I'M
Cersigned, and the envelope should be indorsed,
Proposals for Telegraph Poles ,.
Superintendent Western Union TelsTraphco,
dplplt Ihiladclphla, pn.
National Republican., 1878-12-20
GeorgctoMm Com,nerclnI Ncws.
VIWITNI INV y, TtN, 7 = 7
GRAIN M,WgIT,

UENiN M,UEIT.
Wheat There WAS moIc ACTIVITY to-day IN tic mHr.
kCl for whC.i siuCe the arrival # two Cligu,~ nd
t,o UfIcri Es OH Change a. Gf'gAt"i Grrl bushels.
wh sR,s III $50 buphul, at ;ItG for D. inc mixed.
The remainder Of. the samples were Withdrawn nud
VIII be probably stored for u ulue m,rNci In view
of the rapid dimiuuIUn Of cip.s. there : ~ 'g"lN"
milling inquiry for til" descriptions Il pin, g u,Ncd
glnd pure Lancaster which VII readily cvmnanI IulI
market rates.
CoIn-Th"rcH G.w small los fc"rn oil, ring 10 day.
ltt W. hnyc not Lrard or splus b,iug unC t'd. We
quote nI mIIly for dry AImplts VI !Ci,uN uId HEtu
at t.C ISr.
CRAiS NUHINNIS.
Hy ranal-lIoat MulliC W Boyer, With @.%O lush.
c.s wheat 10 J ~ q VI Waters; huW Nt'lI"y. " llh
>, 20 bushels Wheat aud 80 bush,s corn lGrlI,y n
rU: boat Hattie a lCsS'U, wlh j, 80 busyir what 10
slIuc
IIETW IHuNF
tIcarU,l-S Ii. Un"Is GcOrge Il NT"Cland, Van Ccnf,
All! IIIu., with TO tons coil
Canal.
C'Car'd- Boats Emerald aud IDUd,n.
National Republican., 1878-12-20
Travellers Guide.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The great douhie-track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH NoRTHwEsEs YEsT, AND SOUTH.

NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH SonruwfSsFF,syrsr. AND SOUTH.
SUNDAY. GREABEh G2 FABE fEFE5F r. I:i. a, ,.oA.n
G55,,Sry yShR'ff Mf,sx,RfaiRG9i BaGfngA AND Bog,
BStimofe only stops SH AZ s@hipleys, @ "a Laurel % AZ. ~
nmG,Go' m,GSG Junction; Jessgps, Hanover, and E'k
Strnsburg, Winchester, iIagers,own, and Way via
I0"tBIIrIMoRE AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
silOLpont q Rocks. Piedmont, strasburg, Win.
sOISfT H1HE Srsg n9GTST T., ::
New YofE and fhladeiShIa % STOPS tlSn at HnnsPos @ is
Ggls tqTEsXHF SFRs Sfsso rsss cd
erick. Hag.rstown and Valley Branch. except
I g SIaSl.asa daily. df"fo% 10 snndasFy daily
oOon;,j0h sunday oa,y-Baltlmore, Annapolis, and
iOoc-BiLrIMoRE ExPRIss stops at Rlndens.
burg. College. Bellsyillc Laurel, Annapolis juno.
:, lion, Jessup's, aud Hanover
iSSStSEW YSItR. .PiiIIADi:LPiiIX,H AND ri b3s. }i
las 5,ton sunday only for baltimore and Way sta
REL EXPREsS, Frederick Via Relay. stops at
Annapolis Junction.
chester, and Way stations, on sundays to polut
OF iocks and Way stations only.
5O-tPHlLA DfLPlifA, NORFOLK, AND BAL.
TlMOHE ENPhtsSS Ellcott city. Norfolk, cN.
cept sunday. Norfolk passengers taken In the
cars direct To boat nj Cnion. Stops ut Blndons.
burg and LAUREL
tGic%do a"I &SS MY S6IGMpus ctSiiGIf ExrnEss
Sleeping cars to Chicago
Sl0t-BALTIMORE EXPRESS
lgno-Po.nt Of Rocks and Way stations
G.O-tST LOUIS, CINCINNATI, LOUISN1LLE,
AND PI1TsBURG ExPRESs Pltsbnrg, cS.
cept sunday. Pullman Cars -
i0.i5-tNEW YORK, putLA DELPHTA,A AND BAT-
TlMORE ENPRksSS. sleeping car to New York
and special sleeping car to Philadelphia.
daily ton sunday only. Other trains daily, ex.
cent SUNDAY,
National Republican., 1878-12-20
Liquor Licenses Approved.

The following applications for liquor licenses
were approved yesterday Edward Brennan, 800
Thirteenth street; p. T. Dunn, 800 Third street; W.
{. Drury, Olj street; Lawrence Hickey, 800 Sec.
ond street; Rclnhold IIocsch, 5ll Seventh street
NJ j. Kcnne 33G Il street; William Lewis 100 Penn.
sylyauIu avenue northwest; Il. J. Marshall, 7l0 D
street northwest; John VI. StuZ 100 Second street
northwest; John j. Sullivan, 400 Third street; viii
liam Wolf SU7 Seventh street northwest.
National Republican., 1878-12-20
Renl Estnio Trnnsfers.

". ". Corcoran ct al. to George W. Riggs, for 81,
lots l. 3 o. L. o. g. ., 10, II, l.! l3 square 80; John
Mc;innIs to J. Gramm, for SEQ lot 49, square $50
Theo Meyer to Ella Brosman, for 5000 One-half Of
lot O. square ISL; Catherine +. Ellsworth of heirs
oil samuel j. Digs, deceased, TO Ann A. Rawlings,
for S. allcyway In subdivision Of lots 10 and 20,
snuarp 1 10
National Republican., 1878-12-20
Professional.

nR. BoswoRTlI, 9ls 4 STREET n. W, Is THE
- most skillnl and the only Scientific Medical
Electrician ever In this city, All nervous aud chrsnic
diseases positively cured. Female diseases special
ty. Refers TO senators ID. w. Noorhec-, Indiana. J.
J. Patterson, =. G.; Samuel Norment, Washington, D.
G., and Uthcrl Consultation free. nolIiy
National Republican., 1878-12-20
Pacific Mining stocks.
COM VI EI.CIAL.
Washington River Front.

WASmINUTuN. Dee. I0 ISIS.
Arrived.
E'Cys whaTvCs-- Sa'loUnCTS liyUr S,rd Green,
aud J WhccdOn. Thomas. both with oyster to mRT-
kci.
CLEAREn
Elcy'S whHINcs -SChOOu"rS Mary E.l"u, ~tum; u
" Laulh"r. Davis Eva. DaI."ls; Arthur Jones.
Green; AIn'r rtn Eagle. IAylCv: II ,'uud .wll. ~
ans, and Discovery, BcitLcil all - yu .e river, light.
National Republican., 1878-12-20
GEORG ETOUy NEWS.
Collected by Republican Reporters.

The Georgetown DashnwNy Club held u large end
enthusiastic meeting last night ut their hal on
High street, Speeches were made by Messrs. Belt,
Bud Epgleston, Rccsidc, Hilton, and Others, Miss
Trbby presided Rt the organ, aud the music under
the direction Of Mr., Cumberland, was most excel.
lent
Navigation on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
hl,s been closed for The syusulI.
National Republican., 1878-12-20
Dry Goods.

"a FRENCH NOVELTIES FOR POLONAIsE
W r 5ic 10 s2h.
Silk and Wool Dress Goods &c up.
Blac. aud roOrrd AIN lHshmcrcs, iOcup
Black silks, auction prices. 81 C uptoS
DrtsS Goods. Sc, iOc, re, ljc. l6r, 2Ur 2ac-ceap
nrOche and Fancy Shawls at reduced prices.
Best httlng, best styles and cheapest line OF ClOas
In the CITY, from $40 to .3n
Fancy colored silk Handkerchief. ~ &C to q.
lsem Holiday Goods at low prices.
he'd Comforts, fnll size, 81 up.
Large size White blankets. Si.7S per pair up.
liOOd tray blankets, SOC n piece up.
Heavy Ingram Carpets, ?5r. ale, &c.
Atwood Ingram Carpets, 5r-gOOd quality.
Best Lowell lngrnln Carpets Lic; bInssrls Toc, &c,
sNr, and Sc. T. NJ NhuDAIN,
Ge,i7 20 Market space.
National Republican., 1878-12-20

Messrs. VI. W. GtLT. BkO. a.
co.'s stock Of JewcIry and Fan
cy Goods for The holidays il now
complete and includes AN unus-
ualIy large number Of articles
suitable for Christmas Presents
at prices much lower thnn ever
before.
1tC.TuN
National Republican., 1878-12-20
EoLEY, Auctioneer.

hOLEt, huCtlOneet
] will sell at Cohen's Loan onice corner Seventh
street and New York avenue, DisCEM BER q, q, and
y, the tines. assortment OF unredeemen Pledges ever
Damonds' Gold and silver Watches, Necklaces
BTeaslpins aud Iockets, Solid Silver and Plated
waIe Clothing. Guns and Revolvers.
And many other articles too numerous to mention,
suitable for Christmas Presents deig6t
VouNG & MIDDLETON, Auctionccr.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF a. nEslRABLE THREE
STORY DWELLING on III y SOUTH SIDE OF
FIRST STIiEEIS NORTH EAST.
Dy virtue OF deed OF trust dated January a. A. ID
1876, duly recorded In Liber No. si, folio iiO, one OF
the land records for the District OF Columbia, and ut
the request OF the holder OF the secured thereby
We VIII sell nt public auction, IN mont OF the prem.
ises, on SATURDAY, December ~, 1878, ht 4 o'clock
D. M, the following described real estate, situate In
the city OF Warrington, ". e., to wit Lot numbered
two hundred and twenty-five tctj). In II. Y. tberts
recorded sub division OF square numbered six hun
drcd and seyenty.ilvo (Tj), together with tile I'm.
prOvements, &c.
Ternsi Onc.ihird cash. and the balance In six and
mum, secured by deed OF trust the properly sold
or all cash at option OF the purchaser. Ono hundred
dollars deposit required at the time OF snle, and n
conveyGnCing and recording ut purchasers cost.
Terms to be complied with In sove days. otherwise
the trustees the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost oi the deiaulDE purchaser after
i've days advertisement.
CHARLES r. PRESTISS( rr,,,,o,
delteodts BRAINARDlLWAR i'"H'e'
National Republican., 1878-12-20

An unknown person IN Philadelphia yesterday
added 500 to tho conscience fund OF the Treasury.
National Republican., 1878-12-20
ROveItIes fer the Coming Season.

Selected pcHOnHl'y In sorrento, Italy, made ol
Olive Wood and beautifully mind. I,lt,b!C D,sks,
FultUs. BookIarN., glove AID Iianuhei Hlrr IUaes,
Toilet BoNCt Hand M.UUgs, rhUtuprrrn Fumu~ ISr.
Also many chu.cr goods, selected IL IOltL%CE aud
PARIS consisting OF GraVh..cuIrs Etsol-, Albums
(vHry btauliluD Bruuzc !nkslAus HEd Paper Weights,
Painted and Embossed FU.u Work RuNrs and B.,ss-
in Gases, Boxes OF Paints, and Chess wMch VII be
sold n.uch below the rrLu.ar IeIs,l II!,v.
WM. BALLANTHNE u son,
nu.ttr As sEvl.Nr HsrRLEr
National Republican., 1878-12-20
Books aid Stationery.
NEW GIFT BOOKS.

THE GtEIIII IAT IINN. nom UTIlIn, uTAWIIgs
ChI islmHs IN song and stony, iiltElfLl,L
'tulCduniu i,s Tlbd by scott. Burns, and Ram aY,
80 hauHirpss, by H. PIyaIt illustrated
The SCh1Ul Boy bN llo,IutS
FyenlnLs with the lOtls, illustrated.
The Fir,Ndr EUCvrIUprl.R Of Poetry, by coates.
The Family Library Of British lucIy, Illustrated.
7 he Ceramic Au, hy NOun-, lllusiTal@.
I arCUluTr and uihrT Comic Art, III sirdtI d.
\ n,ll nul compete stock OF thI iiuuks both for
young amt old, tnmiy ana Pocket Bibles, Tea hers
Iblps. all STYLES Prayer BOOKS aud IIN nnls Dress.
iur-cHses, Work hOAes, ru'k"tbnoNs. CU.d Pens and
Pencils, TN lstnlS thTll- TOY BpUks q =, at
WM. BALIANrNNE ~ SONS,
dccId lw Is SpNCatli stIect northwest.
National Republican., 1878-12-20
GEORGE B. WEIGH,


DENTIST,
2l0 EOur-and.a-7lnlfs street.
Dentistry In all Its branches Ten years perfect
success with nitrous oxide gas. ocit
DR. a Fl. TAYLOR,
SURGEON DENTIST.
SIS = STREET, OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE
Beanlful sets OF teeth At sS teeth nllcd % cents;
extracting. 80 cents. Jei9iy
DIR. G. DeMONTREVILLE,
DENTIST,
No. ~? street northwest, between Twelfth and
Thirteenlh stress tsame house with
Dr: q 6 Cox.l
WASHINGTON CITY.
Thirty years experience Cclluloid, Gold, Platinn
and continuous Gum Work. PIatn ned Gold Filings
In Front Teeth an Artistic Specially.
References; Colonel W. X. Rogers, Private Sccre
tary TO tho President; General William q. IeDuc
Commissioner OF Agriculture; Hon. John J. Knox,
Comptroller OF CurrencyI Senator Mcmillan. Gov
ernor Alex. RamseyGovernor c. X. Davis, and others
SzSs&.Y: Y$s'$ss% "a. $sS$$ "a;
yania avenue, EXTRACT TEETH UNDER Nj.
TROuS OXIDE, WITHOUT PAIN, for si each tooth;
without gas, 81 cens each tooth Artificial Teeth s7
per set. Cod ani Anagam Fillings Inserted All
work warranted iirstclass
Dr. f. 7. Howland has administered Nitrous Oxide
TO over aj 60 persons. Jejiy
National Republican., 1878-12-20

N'OMhN'S WOIiDS-AS ORIGINAL REVIEW
w OfwhRl women are dong Ia Industry Fdu,R
ilOn, Philanthropy, social Nc;orm, Art SClenCe. Lit.
eTuturC. aud Government. AEUh IaiIhnl record OF
what ncu are dU.uk To- ndNHuCC the nttrcsB OF wO'
men, Ever household should Tcnd one good wOnan's
papCr Furnished monthly Price per year. si single
copies. 10 Trn =. Th,rC9l Juan l'Wts, sara Andrews
spencer, publishers. Gail or srnd orders to Mr.
Ihrn 81 Juan Lewis, H,,uLil, Mihug. l,ui T'unsyl.
SHn,H avenue, Ma.hIngtuIi, u, e. Gr,'l im
National Republican., 1878-12-20
Interior AdOnmeHts.

L. d I L 10 N
Manufacturer and dealer In
GIT IND WILNUT PICTURE FRAN Is
IiI seventh Street Northwest,
Between u md J. streets toprositc LRnsburghs,.
AND VELVET GOODS.
CARVING AND GLIDING.
oCl.A. LsNLImlf
National Republican., 1878-12-20
n. T.HELM BOLD'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU.
HELMB0LD'S BUCHU

has no EQUAL In diseases peculiar to females
Chronic inflammation Of the Uterus and all com
plHns incident to the sex.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-30
AN EXCELLENT PLAN FOR GROW
ING CUCUMBERS.

Take a large barrel or hogahead, saw
it in two in the middle, and bury each
half in the ground even with the top.
Then take small keg and bore small
holes in the bottom; place the keg in the
centre of the barrel, the top even with
the ground, and fill in the barrel around
the keg with rich earth suitable for the
growth of cucumbers. Plant your seed
midway between the edges Of the barrel
and the keg, and make sort Of arbor a
foot or two high for the vines to run on.
When the ground becomes dry, pour wa
ter in the keg in the evening; it will go
out at the bottom of the keg into the
barrel and rise up to the roots of the
vines, and make them moist and green.
Cucumbers cultivated this way will grow
to a great size, as they are made indepen-
dent both of drought and wet weather.
In wet weather the barrel can be cover
ed, and in dry weather the ground can
be kept moist by pouring water in the
keg,-N C. Farmer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-30
AN AMERICAN JEAN .vALJEAN.

A late case in New York reminds one OF Jean
Vatican, the convict hero of Lies Miserables." "
John Hogan was sentenced to five years in Sing
Sing in 1872. He served out half his time, and
found opportunity to escape He crossed the
Hudson on ice and went honestly to work Ia New
Jersey. Finally, when he thought he had outliv'
ed the memory of his crime, he returned to New
York and procured employment as driver for an
ice company, year or two ago he married a
good, respectable girl and behaved himself well
in all the relations of life. But there was stand
ing reward $50 for the arrest of the escaped con-
vict. An ex.conyict who knew him at Sing Sing,
recognized him, delivered him over to the officers
and got the money. So the worst man was re-
warded for treachery while the better was drag.
ged away from his young family and back to pris-
on. The parting scene with the young
wife was such as the police seldom witness.
But she promised to be true and live worthy of the
honest man he had been to her And yet the viii
lain with the blood,money In his pocket may
have her ruin in view, as is often illustrated in
stories and plays.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-30
THE RELICS OF THE AsHTABULA
BRIDGE HORROR.

Tho unclaimed relics Of the Ashtabula Bridge
horror have been sold at auction, realizing H2 OS'
AS the authorities could only afford TO advertise
the sale in the local papers, very few persons were
present. The first article sold was a small En'
gllsh dictionary bearing the name OF W. Leonard
on the fly leaf. It brought 10 cents Then follow
ed basket OF broken Chlnaware, valuable only ID
relics TO the buyer price 10 cents. ABolld silver
napkin ring brought % cents red emoroldereu
tobacco pouch, 10 cents silk handkerchief, "a
cents pair OF shoes worn by girl with delorm'
ed foot 81; pair Of skates, 10 cents. No excitement
or agitation was visible until young lady daugh'
ter Of Mr. A. II. stockwell, formerly hotel keeper
of Ashtabula, who had been missing since tile dis'
aster, detected from link OF silver chain at
Tackled to watch, baCkened and burned, that
the time piece and chain had been the properly
of her father She burst into tears, ana Whie
sympathizlng women gathered around her. man
who had Just bought the watch for a few cehB de-
liyered 1t to her. The works OF gold Walches'
which when intact were worth $3.50 10 SOO each'
were valued at 81 apiece and sold for considerably
less. In fact they were worthless except FOR curl
osities Of the great railway calamity There were
garments or shreds that had once been worn NY
rich and poor, now practically ValHeleIs on &C.
count of the action Of fire, water, ice or snow, or
all combined, and the necessarily rough usage
they had received in being pulled from the river
and the wreck. There were persons present who
felt inclined to drop tear as they tenderly han
died an infants tiny shoe which, like the
rest had suffered from the flames. One stockinga
middle aged woman, attired in deep mourning
Mrs J. Hopkins Of Painsville-identifed as
having been knit by herself for her brother, Mr.
John Potter, not long before the accident, He
left Boston so as to take the fated Pacific express
it is supposed as nothing has ever been heard OF
him since few days before that unlucky Fri
day night
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-30

In the Paris correspondence Of the New York
Times we have some interesting figures as to the
cost of the Exposition, over the success OF which
the French Republicans are jubilant and the Mon
archists so glum, The total cost will certainly
reach fifty millions of francs or in round numbers
something over ten millions ofdollars. The Com
missioners In charge count upon certain receipt
of thirty-four million francs, of which fourteen
million will be from entrance tickets and they
believe that the sale Of materials and various con-
cessions will realize the other twenty million
francs. This leaves a deficit of sixteen million
francs, which the State can easily make up by a
TOW nf soma kind
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-30
ADVICE TO THOSE ABOUT TO
MARRY.

married my wife about thirty.fiye years ago.
The ceremony was performed about seven o'clock
IN the morning. Before retiring that evening we
had O good talk with each other, and the result
has sweetened our entire lives. We agreed that
each should be watchful and careful, never, by
word or act, TO hurt the feelings of the other We
were both young, hot tempered, both positive in
our likes and dslikes and both somewhat exact
ing and inhexible-just the material for life Of
coniugal warfare. Well, for a few years we found
1t hard work to live by our agreement. Occa.
sionally (not often) word or look would slip off
the tongue or face before 1t could be caught or
suppressed but we never allowed the sun to go
down upon our wrath. Before retiring at night
on such occasions there was always confession
and forgivness, aud the culprit would become
more careful in future Our temper and dispod.
tlons became gradually more congenial, 80 that
after few years we came to be one in reality, as
the martial ceremony had pronounced us nomi-
nally. In thinkinglback we find that for more
than twenty years our little agreement has been
unbroken and there has been no occasion for
confession and forgiveness. In business we have
had adversely and prosperity, failure and success
We raised family Of. children, and now have
our grandchildren about us, and we are simple
enough to believe that we have better children,
and better grandchildren because of our little
agreement. Under such contract religlously
kept, no ill.uatured children will be reared, and
no boys will find the streets and bar-rooms more
pleasant than home. To make good wife or
good husband requires incorporation of BOTH
a Religious Editor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-30
MIR. EDMUND'S BILL ON THE
ELECTORAL VOTE.

The main feature of the bill reported
in the Senate by Mr., Edmunds to-day
on the subject of the electoral votes for
President and Vice President is a pro.
vision that no electoral vote from any
State FROM which but one return has
been received, shall be rejected except
by the affirmative vote of both Houses Of
Congress, and that in case more than one
return is received from any State the
votes only shall be counted of those
electors whose title as elector, the two
houses, acting separately, shall concur.
rently decide is supported by the deCi'
sion of the lawful tribunal of such State,
provided for by its Legislature.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-30

The liabilities of all the banking corporations
of England, Ireland and Scotland amount to f578-
900 900 in excess of the capital stock. To secure
all this liability and float par the notes of these
institutions, these banks either hold or have de.
posiled with the Bank Of England, cash and notes
of the latter amounting to el9 OOO. In other
words the banks of Great Britain are doing busi-
ness on A reserve which is equal to but AZ per
cent. of their liabilities and this amount enables
them to do that business upon the specie basis.
The notes in circulation, however, are put az only
e43 O0OO0O, while the other liabilities of the banks
are put al fS7OOOO000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-30
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
TO THE DEMOCRACY OF OHIO;

TO THE DEMOCRACY OF OHIO;
DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL Con-. Rooms,
COLUMBUS, OHIO, May 10th, 1878,
AT O meeting of the Democratic State Central
Committee of Ohio held in the City Of Columbus
on Thursday, May 10th, 1873, it was resolved that
State Convention be held on the 26th day o.
June, 1878, at II o'clock A, NJ, at the City of Co.
lumbus, to nominate the following officers to.wit;
SECRETARY OF STATE,
JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT,
MEMBER of the BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
The following resolution was adopted fixing the
ratio of representation:
b = RESOLVED, That the number of Delegates to the
.state Convention be one for each county, and one
for every five hundred votes Cakt for h. M. Bishop
for Governor at the October election In 1877, and
for every fraction of two hnndIed and fifty and
upward and that the Delegates be chosen in such
manner as the Committees OF the several counties
may determine.
Under this apportionment the respective Coun
ties will be entitled to the following number of
DelepatpR Ln.Wit.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-30
CINCINNATI WHISKY FRAUDS.

Cincinnati, May 1S-The work Of the special
agents of the Treasury Department, who have
been looking into the whisky frauds, resulted in
the seizure this morning. of the following estab
llshments Tepin distillery, owned by Herman
Tepin and Fritz Grammar Barney .Kuhlman'f
rectifying house, Lewis schultss rectlfying house
and Gobrichts rectifying house. These are very
small establishments, and 1t is said the total IL.
licit production has not exceeded ten barrels ol
spirits weekly.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-30
Building Proposals.

Sealed proposals will be received up to noon of
Friday May 3st, 1873, at l.. H. Stands Township
Clerk of Pike township, for the building Of School
House In District No. 4, In said township The build
fcatons may be seen at L. H. Stands one mile and a
half west of Sparta. The board reserve the right
to reject any or all BIDS By order Of the Board,
l.. II. STANDS,
may2-hw Township Clerk.