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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-07-11
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Kent jarvis Executors VS. A. G. Marton.
BY virtue of an order to sell issued from the
court of common pleas of Stark county Ohio and to
me directed Wilt offer for sale at public out cry, at
the door of the court house, in the city of Canton on
Saturday, the 10th day of July, 1878.
the following described real estate situate in said
county to-wt: Lots number one a. thirty two 1927,
thirythree (38 and thlrtyfour 3) In Jarvis second
addition to the city of MassilOn.
Lot appraised $500 lot - appraised at S125, lot
80 appraised at SlOO lot "a appraised at Sl25.
Sale to commence at o'clock p. m. Terms cash.
inne2leM j. u. RAUCH, Sherln.
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SHERIFF SALE.


le2O.ew LP. RAUcH, Sheriff.
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SHERIFF SALE.
Hiram H. Pecher VS. Abraham Clugson ct a

Hiram II. Pecher VS. Abraham Clugson et al
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 at
the door Of the court house. In the city Of Canton, on
Saturday, the 10th day of July, 1873,
the following described real estate situate in said
county to-wit: Being part of the northwest quarter
of section A township 10, range g. and bou9ded anq
described as follows Beginning IN the road 1876 ieet
north of the southwest corner Of o. I, Browning
land in said quarter sectlOn thence north S6O west
2s4 feet to post in the road thence north $50 east
1857 feet to post thence SOUTH 900 east 24 feet 70
post thence south, $50 west TO the place OF begin
ming and containing one acre of land, more or less,
except therefrom the following Beginning ior me
same in the road 1O2 feet north of the southwest
corner Of o. T. Browning's lands In said quarter;
thence north, $50 west, 81 feet TO stake; thence
north $50 east, 14syS feet to q stable; thence
south $50 west 81 feet to stake; thence south, 5oo
west 10 the place of beginning and containing one
eighth % Of an acre, be the same, more or less
Appraised at ili3O.
Sale to commence at o'clock p m. Terms cash.
iune20-ew ]. p RAUCH, Sheriff.
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STANLEY CALLED TO ACCOUNT.
The following is also written on the
i, SL---1--- NTottl,our

The following is also written on the
same sheet to Stanley Matthews:
May trouble you to explain that clause In the
fellow Anderson's letter in regard to me request
ING a pass from you? How did you chance to
mention itY Was 1t necessary that you should do
500 Not that care but knowing the fellow as
Won and do, | must say am somewhat astonish-
ed / deemed whatever said to you REGARDING
mi oion privde affairs, lCOud at least remain tnroLate
As It is not often mention them to any one !4pt
answer 10 INV frst letter to you mailed the l5thb
ii pro or con, wish to know Please return these
inciosed letters to me. always keep duplicate
Of aught write to such reptiles. They may oe OF
u9s %SinneS w A. D. JENKs
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@isttUautOus.

MANNHEIM LODGE, NO. 4S0, 1. 0.o.F.
MEETS every Thursday evening at Odd Eel.
IIl lows Hall, southeast corner Pubic square
40 HENRY KLEIN, N. g.
EARNEsr KAUFMAN, sec'y. lYl'u1
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SHERIFF. SALE,
Saturday, the 2OM day of July, 1878.

the following described real estate situate in said
county, tO-wit: part Of the northeast quarter of
section 26 in township number 49, range number 6,
bounded on the east by lands of James Stephenson
and occupied by Samuel Ray, on the north by the
public highway called Ely street. on the east by lands
owned by said Stephenson and on the south by the
Pitts Ft w. c.. r. II. Co., containing acre. AL
so another oneacre lot lying Immediately west ofthe
aforesaid one.acre tract
lst tract appraised at S7I500'
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. M Terms
cash.
june2O-ew j. P. RAUCH, Sheriff.
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SaturdaQ, he 2OM daQ Of JNLQ, ISIS,

the following described real estate situate in said
county towit Part of the northeast quarter of sec
ton 49, township range s, beginningat the north
east corner of said section: thence with 1t to the
his,east line southwardly to Dimes southeast corner
thence eastwardly with Eli Yants land being his
north line to post on the east line Of said secton
thence with said line northWardly to the beginning
containing five and threefOurths 5) acres of land
more or less
Appraised at s436.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a. m. Term, cash.
june2O-ew J.P. RAUCH. Sheriff
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ANDERsoN's OPINION OF MRS. JENKs.

The North American, Philadelphia, March 5,
1S7S.-M Dear Mrs JenkS;-Yours received l
enclose you extIacts from the Times, Have New
orleans papers noticed, and if so, send me what
they said, You made the devil OF muss out OF
things generally in Washington. Last spring,
when I left New Orleans, told Tom would help
him. Had he and you oonfded and trusted to
me, he would within the next two weeks hold
nositiOn in the C Fl. As 1t is, you have simply
made II impossible for me to do anything for him.
Yon had better write to Mr.. S, and send such
messages as you may desire Do you know have
changed my opinion OF you2 You are not even
ordinarily shrewd after all. have good reason
for saving this and you will too, am afraid, be-
fore many days. II is more than probable may
be In New Orleans next month. In the mean
time you can write should you find 1t conven-
lent Hastily ETC.,
JAS E. ANDERSON.
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Saturday, the 9Th day of July, 1S7
SHERIFF SALE.
Lydia Hipsch VS. Hiram Reed ct ux.

BY virtue of an order to sell issued from the
court of common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio and to
me directed, will offer for sale at public outcry at
the door Of the court house. in the city Of Canton on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-07-11
PLAN OF PUBLICATION.

The eAldne volumes will in future, be completed in
"a parts at 50 cents each published monthly and sold
only to subscribers for the complete volume Sub
scribers will pay on delivery for the parts actually
received and no Canvasser delverer is authorized
to vary these terms In any way or to make any rep
reservations the faith Of the publishers outside Of
the regular prospectus. The Aldne will not be sold
by book or newsdealers generally.
Any person desiring to act as the agent for any par
ticular locality should apply promptly, giving full
particulars as to business, references and territory
desired. Liberal arrangements will be made with
the best parties.
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Saturday, the 10Th day of July, 1873,

the following described real estate situate In said
county to-wit: Lot number two hundred and forty
seven (2I7) in Teeters' addition to Alliance.
Appraised at 5000
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms
cash.
iune2lew j. P. RAUCH, Sheriff
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SHERIFF. SALE.

Canton Building Assn No. vs. Jacob Schneider ct
uX.
BY virtue Of an order to sell issued from
the court of common pleas, of Stark county Ohio,
and to me directed will offer for sale at public out
cry at the door of the courthouse in the city Of Can
ton.
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AOttIs.
JACKSON HOTEL.

BOARDING AND RESTAURANT.
ID OCULAR, or day boarders, can find frstclssg
N accommodations at the new boarding house
and restaurant, on Liberty street, opposite the
Novelty Works, Canton, o.
june1477-gy LOUIS F. JoRDoN, Prop.
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BY virtue of a vendi exponas issued from the
court of common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio and to
me directed, viii offer for sale al public outcry at
the door ofhe courthouse in the city of Canton, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-07-11
Saturday, the 1911 day of July, 1878,

the following described real estate situate in said
county tO-wlt: Lot No six 10y In Mathews addition
to Canton, and lot No. seventy G0) In H.. ii. Myers
Lots appraised at 500.
Sale to commence at o'clock p. m. Terms cash,
junl3-ew p RAUCH. Sheriff,
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SHERIFF SALE.

Joseph H. Kitchen VS. Julia A. Meyers ct al.
BY virtue of 5th alias order to sell issued from the
of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio, and to me
directed will offer for sale at public outcry at the
door Of the courthouse, In the city Of Canton, on
Saturday, the 2Oh day of July, 1878,
the following described real estate situate in said
county towit Lot number one hundred and ninety
three (l93) in the city of MasslllOn, and being the
same lot and the appuTtenances on which the said
Julia Meyers now resides, fronting on Thorn AL
ley and extending nOrthwardly parallel with Mill
street one hundred and fourteen feet to alley be-
ing tysx feet and six inches in 'front.' and Is Of that
width front and rear
Appraised at $500.
June-ew ]. P. RAUCH, Sheriff.
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attormtps.


JOSEPH FREABE, F.E CASE.
FREAsR d CASE,
A TT0RNEYS-AT- LAW Canton, Ohio. Once
~, over Brothers hardware store, west side Pub.
lie Square. heretofore occupied byF. T. Case.
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SHERIFF. SALE.
Orlando Yarger VS. William Fogle ct al.

BY virtue of an order to sell issued from the court
of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio, and to me
directed will offer for sale at public outcry at the
door of the court house. in the city of Canton, on
National Republican., 1878-12-09
tn. Monument Commission.


Tho joint commission on the Washington Monu.
ment met at the Executive Mansion last Saturday.
Colonel Casey read report Of progress made up
to the 3Oth OF last month giving account Of the
work done and contracts entered Into. About
5000 has been spent in the completion OF the
monument about 81 600 in strengthening the foun.
datIon, and about 1900 in the erection Of build.
ings, buying material. &c. Nothing but prelmi-
nary work has yet been done In strengthening the
foundation. 1t was decided that this report and
his plan for strengthening the foundation should
lie sent to Congress, and, with letter transmitting
them, constitute the report OF the commission.
Architect Clarke and General Humphreys were
appointed as u building committee TO advise with
Colonel Casey concerning the details oi the work
In flushing the monument
A letter was received from the Washington Mon
ument Society, accompanied by resolution. They
requested that US there seems 10 be some mlsun.
derstnuding as to the relations Of the Monument
Society 70 the joint commission, the question lie
settled Some hold the opinion that under the act
creating the Joint commission the society Is only
an advisory body Others, that 1t Is both an AMI.
sorry and a cooperative body, 10 work joutly with
the commission In the work OF completing the
monument
This resolution and request was referred to .
committee OF twO-Architcct Clark and General
llumphreys-with instructions 10 confer with the
Attorney General and secure his legal opinion as to
what construction is to be placed on the act In
question. s.el
National Republican., 1878-12-09
WashIngton Sewerage.


This matter is now attracting the serious attention
OF the Senate Committee on the District and there
Is reason t. hope that practical plan will be agreed
upon and adopted at the present session Of Congress
for relieving our city especially the river 'front.' Of
the poisonous malarous gases issuing from the
present incomplete and imperfect sewers. The Sen.
ate committee seems alive TO the immediate neces.
sty for energetic and effective action Last spring
the committee anxious to avail itself OF the best
information obtanable oil the subject, requested
Colonel Gustavus A. KaryieSe, a civil engineer OF
large experience IN such matters who was about 10
visit Europe as commissioner for the State of Mis-.
souri, TO the Paris Exposition, to carefully inspect
the various sewerage systems OF European cities
and devise aud report effective plan for perfect
ing Washington sewerage.
SAccordingly. Colonel Karwiese has visited
nearly all the principal cities Of England, France
Germany, and Holland, and has submitted an cx.
hauStive report. which Is now being printed. The
Colonel was at one time consulting engineer to the
Khedive Of Egypt but has for some years past been
engaged In engineering enterprises In the West his
office being located at st. Louis.
National Republican., 1878-12-09

The following prisoners, recently indicted, were
arraigned before Justice wylie In the Criminal
Court last Saturday and pleaded not guilty to the
charges made against them: James Taylor, alias
Tyler, robbery John Young. assault with intent to
kill John u. Coleman. forgery; Edward McCabe,
David smith, Burton Payne, and Andrew Costen,
larceny; Henry Jackson, assault with intent TO
kill Anderson Scott, larceny; Robert Jones, lar
Gcny; Thomas Bowie, assault with intent 70 kill !
lanes lanes plnmsili larceny second 9nen:e Thomas 70 ,,a
second oinese Of petit larceny, aud was sentenced
to the peniteut!ary for one year.
National Republican., 1878-12-09
Gents Calf Sewed CATERS $3.50,
at H. L. strasburger's, 3O6.3os Seventh street.
FnIse to the Marriage Vows.

Mary Virginia Plttman has filed a petition fol
divorce from her husband Alexander NJ. Pittman
The parties were married at Danyiile Va, in Jan
uary, 1866 and two years after the marriage he be
gan TO treat her with extreme cruelty. impairns
her health and endangering her life. In January
1869. while at Savannah. Ga. he entered her room
with All axe and threatened TO kill her and hei
child, but satisfied his wrath by demolishing the
furniture. On November g. Of the present year, oil
Rhode Island avenue, in this city, the husband
chokcd her aud tore 10 pieces the wTappings tina
she wore. She rau to neighbors house, where h,
followed, swearing that he would beat her brain
out She charges that the defendant Is an habitua
drunkard and that she Is compelled to support her
self She asks for divorce. and that her HUSBAND
be restrained from interfering with her and he
child.
National Republican., 1878-12-09
A Critical Moment.

A rather singular Incident occurred at hi, end
Of the Long Bridge Saturday night about seven
o'clock. Two gentlemen from Alexandria on their
way home in h buggy, got mixed up in the light
road upon reaching the bridge, mud the wheels
getting caught IN the car tracks the buggy was up,
set and tue occupants thrown out aud badly
bruised.
The horse was trlrped up and stretched across
the track unable 10 get up. II wac prIluus posi-.
uOm Just then. as a locomotive was ld-t appruurh.
ing. Officer Williams, who hud bctu attracted H.
the spot succeeded uIlcr greU eNrrt'ous. N urIuq
the animal oil the track Iust a. the train ,Hul,
thuudcrmE past. The men were CGiud IOr and avu
Oh their wIy home !rsIcrduy
National Republican., 1878-12-09
A. VI. LASCKToS x Co.'S Fruit and Butter
depot Coz Ninth street. opposite Patent Office
FnuIrs and pure N. Y. Cider at I.ancktor
The New Mount Vernon steamer.

The new steamer W W. Corcoran intended for
the Mount Vernon route. is expected to arrive in
this city In few days. The steamer was built
lder the SUPERVISION Of General Belknap, late
Inspector General OF STEAMBOATS, in the Depart.
mcnt Of the Treasury, and built at the foot of
stauntou street by the Quiutard Works New York.
1t is lIJ feet long with IS foot beam, with a main
and upper deck. Aban the wheel, on the main
deck, Is a ladies saloon, tastGfully ornamcnted,
with stencilng decorations and in water Colors The
seats around the saloon are upholstered In crimson
plush. with caps Of walnut inlRid with yeneering
and the floor Is Carpetcd with exquisite mOquet.
The stairway to the promenade deck Is OF walnut
with massive raings nfwanut aud ash;the steps re
Ornamcnted and protected with bright copper
stamped in vnrieghted designs. The promenade
deck is enclosed with continuous netting, and for
ward of the wheel are private cabins. handsomely
firnkhed for the officers of the boat. The speed
Of the boat, It j. estimated, will compare myOraby
with any boat that has ever pieu the Potomac, aud
it, motion Is said to be fauttcss.
National Republican., 1878-12-09
sURvIyISs SOLDIERS OF MExIco
Election Of Onicers-Arranging for the An
uual Reunion.

uuul hruulou.
The Associated Veterans Of 1916, OF this city Gen.
eral J. W. Denver presiding held regular meet.
ing oil Saturday evening. The election Of officers
to serve the ensuing year resulted in a unanimous
reelection OF the old officials, TO wit President, J.
W. Denver ylce.presldents, 7. 7. Crittendcn and
J. H. Thompson secretary, Alex. NJ. Kenaday;
assistant secretary, Daniel Smith; treasurer =. v.
Niles; marshal, A. r. French: trustees, N, y.
Montis Joshua Clark rnd John Btsnnon; TI.n Jacob
pany Of Noltgeurs and d. II. Logan, OF Captain
1nylor's company Third United States. Artillery,
were admitted as members. DR.. &. De Montteyille
asked further time Tor the committee appointed TO
revise the constitution and bylaws In which to
prepare their report The next annual reunion Of
the National Association at Baltimore, on the 22d
Of February. was discussed, and committee OF ar.
rangcments TO secure transportation for members
and their frlends at reduced rates was appoinIed
consisting Of Messrs. A. NJ Kenaday, r. II. Allu.
back and John Mollcrc
The Association voted to pay the customary
visit TO the President Of the United States on New
Years Day. and al invitation was extended to all
non resident veterans Of Mexico In the city at the
time to join with the Association In the ceremony,
half.pNst eleven q. IN. on New Year Day..
The secretary announced that the Hon. G. w
Hewitt, OF Alabama, bad given notice last Tuesday
Whole. the bill reported by the Committee on Pen.
sions (which Is now at the head of the calcndarl
on Wednesday last, but the House decided TO not
transact any business on the calendar during the
rsi week Of the session. and the subject will prob
ably be disposed OF the first time the House goes
into Committee Of the Whole, during the coming
week.
The following resolution was offered and
adopted:
Rtsoired That the Association OF Survivors Of
lsi6. Of Washington, d. G., enIons upon every
member the duty Of using his individual influence
and best powers Of persuasion with members Of
Congress to taKe speedy action on the peudng bill
for the rel Of the surviving soldiers OF the Mexl
can war throughout the, country who rely, upon
the zeal and energy OF their comrades residing at
the Capital TO ocndeavor to realize for them their
ng-dCierred hopes"
Secretary Kenaday announced the death Of two
members since the last meeting Of the association
Colonel Theodore Gregg, color bearer Of the
fourth Infantry, aud Charles Kloman, of the Mary.
land aud District OF Columbia Volunteers. He also
feClingly alluded TO the great mortality which had
prevailed throughout the country among their old
comrades especially in the South, during the past
year. Iicmentioned the names OF several lately
deceased officers who had achieved distinction IN
the Mexican war, among Others, General Gideon J.
Pillow, General Benjamin L. u. Bonneville General
Robert e. Buchanan, and General James Ttlton,
who had gone to receive the reward due them for
mcritorious services.
Aftcr a pleasant interchange OF carly reminls'
cenCes the veterans adjourned.
National Republican., 1878-12-09
ovERCoATs. EIsEMAN BROS, 7TH AND
Tie sllnMhNs.


The Dasnaways were favored with crowded
house In Lincoln Hall last night Mr.. c. N. Nye
presided with l.. H. Patterson secretary. The
president made his usual spirited opening remarks,
and his request for voluntary testimony or ex-
pcrcnce talk was responded to in an earnest aud
Interesting manner by Messrs. William Shelley,
Joe Coombs. Frank Reside, John Hays, John B.
Thompson, and Others one Of whom testified that
he had lived temperate life only eight months
out OF hny.thrce years. and that he had enjoyed
life better during those eight months than oil his
Ribbon Club of Detroit Mich, was introduced and
made an interesting address, giving an encouraging
account ofthe progress Of the temperance cause In
Detroit Addresses were also made by John d.
Wheeler Jerc Williams, and Mr. Granger, of West
Virginia.
Charley Nye made several iOrcible and success.
ful appeals for recruits for the temperance army be-
tween speeches. Mrs. Daniels sang a solo and
good music was rendered by the choir under the
leadership OF Professor ". T. Nlmmo. fify.four
persons joined the club.
National Republican., 1878-12-09
4 DcpIurnblc Death.

The many friend, ol Mr. and Mr., samuel II Eng
ll.h will Ec paurd 10 lcurn q. Tic death Of tIcil
eldest daughter, Kchccca FORBES most interesting
child Of four and half years, who died at tu res
idyncc Of her grnudnother in this ruy ye tuday
morning. Little May" as size va, called hy the
family WIS great myOriiC w,'ii 81. uLu hnrw Eur
riul,d uIul 10 ~DIuC UNteut shared hy their many
ru"4IhlHrrcs. Her ilucss was bul J. .ti, and Il
wur uIly on "Wednesday lnNl ihut htrhynpl mn
Iurrut, from Rockville, Nd, WhelC tic! now Tc-
-nlt
National Republican., 1878-12-09
Drowned Down the River.

The Alexandria G1sefis says; Captain Brown, Of
the oyster sloop Burns. which arrived up yester'
day, reports that on Wednesday last. when just be
low Holland Point he deserted a man sitting OIL
the bottom of a capsized canoe some distance off
He lowered boat aud started TO his assistance
but before he reached him the man either fell ol
jumped from the boat and struck out for the shore
Amer swimming few strokes he sank, and did MOI
rise again. The men in Captain Browns boat recog
niZcd the drowning man as Mr. Chandler. u
Northern man, who lived alone near Holland
Point
National Republican., 1878-12-09
ANUsEMEyTs.
National Thea,rc-John Mccullough.

Mr.. Mccullough rounded of the first week Of his
engagement at tho National Saturday evening
very acceptably with Richard ILL.," During the
present week Mr.. Mccullough will appear In some
Of his most famous roles, the bill being changed
nightly. Tonight he will impenonate Richelieu.
In the opinion of many this is Mr.. McCulloueh's
strongest role He will be supported by Mr.. Keene
as Dc Mduprui and Miss Vaders as JGhc de MOni.
mer. An event Of the week will be the appearance
Of Mr.. Mccullough In both Of the BriiUs parts,
In the ono In Julius Cesar he has no equal, and
In "Brutus, the fall Of Tnrquin." having maguif.
cent field for the display Of his grnnd dramatic
power, he gives rendition Of the character such
as has not been seen since the days Of Forrest.
National Republican., 1878-12-09
rLsTERs. EIsEMAN BROS, III AND Z.
The workingmcn's Proposed Mass-MCetin

The WUrkinGmcn's Proposed MasS-Mceting.
A meeting Representatives OF tho various trades
unions was held at Beck's Hall yesterday morning
To make arrangements for the proposed mass
meeting and procession cf the worklTgmCr, which
is to be held next saturday evening. Mr.. ". W,
MalOncy presided and Mr., l.. H. Patterson octed as
secretary. The eight hour law and the Pres !dents
message was Thoroughly discussed, aud It was
finally decided that as President llaycs had lgnoIcd
next saturday would not pass the White House
uLd he reviewed by Ills EXCclency. One Of the
delegates during the debate mentioned the name
Of General Gluut Us true friend Of the lHhOrcr,
aud said thn' When he occupied the Presidential
chair the eight hour law was enforced. This slate
mcnt was received with tumulluOus applause by
Republicans aud DCmucrns alike. After Rppro.
JIiaiiug vim Vi money Tor music aud necessary
exp II.ys the mCCt Ing adjourned