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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-23

The rarKct this week was fairly supplied with
Cate; verJ Tow sales were made, TIE demand
teing limited Caves still dull AID nominal
Sheep, Lambs ard q gs in :si: supply but dull.
Cow: AID Calves in f.lr demand ut quotations
Market generally tlD.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. July u
Bea7es.-Q lslity o! fr"sh offerings fair 10 gooo
for the nrt 1t part. Demand pretty strong, ous
tho laTgs offerings enabled buyerst 20 orce prices
downward about 4c psr ID and clearance Wa
bsrey made Sumo poor hsliars went AS low IS
o.. p-c 10 =, dressed; poor 20 prime native etesr'
1T 7.9lc extra dc. at 81 l0.., ant two car lnsds
Of premium steers, Guy los., a. lp4c end IL car
loads of Texans were sod "l 6ta1f:.' nsiniy 1T
7a7tc.
Mich Cowa.-Msrket iai- considering tho
largo offering, with moderate trads y! ~ 10 SEO
-l9 going NJ MI average OF SAG. and 10 TO svsr-
age $50 81.
Cslves.-Trade WAS f.ir and the tore Of the
market shade frmer. G.assers and butter
milk calves were god a. 2a3,. per lb; miiS.tsd
vesls ut a. 5ls. with selections up 10 &C. per 10.
Sheep and Lsmbs.-Sheep Were in demand At
former prices, or 3-6c per TO-. for poor to prime.
with q cs load OF choice wethers. ia lbs. Az.
erage, sold q! SIS 35 yer 100 lbs Lambs f,ll off
t,i.. pes h., aid CLOSED heavy st 4a6c per ID.
Ior poor TO & 'od, and Gt.G3, for prime to extra
outside price fer IL car load Of picked Canada
lambs, Il lbs. average
EoSs.-There woie no arrivals Of live Hogs
Tor commission salt Smen 10 day, hnQ only Two
car load. for the entire week. Dressed Hogs
w.re slow at 5s45s ;. for extr snos. and live Hogs
may be nominal!y quoted at 4a 81 ~ psr lO0 lbs.
GEoaaETowN CATTLE MARKET. July a.
Csltie-uf riuys 2UU head; Sales IsO hsad ~ 8,
4tc most Of which were SOLD at 81 ,isc. Sha"n
ard Lsmb,-oferirSs 100 hoad salos $50.
Qlot .tions-Sneep SD; Lsmb3 4.5c Cows
aud Calvss-S0 sold at 2UaS3j.
BALTIMoRE.Jy 2,-Va IS old IS. do do! -; DO
cons'd 5Is; az "a series -; Va lU.i0 90! !; y. d.
coup 80 d to-day. Sugar firm aud active; A
soft Ct 81 Cotton dull, and nominal middling
lls Flour steady Howard street and Western
Super 3sS3 So do Extra 4,S4 10; do Family
525-S6; City Mills Super 25sS3 SO; do Extra
425.Si75; do Rio brands s. 25; Patapsco Fam.
ny 81. Whest-Southcrn flm at opening and
easier at close, and ii buyers favor; West r1
lower and closed weak. Southern rcd Ito ,ll2 !;
do amber ll3al4; No / Maryland ll2!; No 2
Western winter red spot ia; July llltsllls !;
Aug lllalllb Sept lila .llls Corn-Suu,heru
nominal in ABSENCE Of receipts; Western easier;
ed spot snc July "a! .s4a; Aug 4as as; Sept
4ts 49, stes m ,I-no Ufsrlngs Oa's firm and
fairly active; Southern 50 al; Western white
$3.50; do. mixed GGs371 Penna $3.50 Rye
quiet at &C. Hay steady; primo TO choice Penn
and Mary and li,l5. Cohee active and firm
Rio cargoes ll!al4i. Whissey etesdy q. l07ta
l09
NEW YORK, July 2l.-Stocks strong. Money
:3'3 Flour unchanged. Whsat-spring quiet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-23
PORT OE ALEXANDRIA,, JULY O. 1879.
Snn rises .--...- q SIS Sun Sets ...-........ IL

PORT UF ALEXANDRIA, JULY g. 1879.
Sun rises.....--". 4 56 Sun sets-............ II
ARRIVED.
Str Lady Of the Lske, Norfolk. u F A Reed.
Str George Lexry. Norfolk, to P B Hcoo.
Str NJ attano lower P'tc to J btoders s. Go.
schr 4 Bodwell, Washington, to American
Goal Co
Schr Geo Aery, Providence. to master.
Schr Wake, Washington, to Hampshire and
Baltimore Coal Go.
CLEARED.
Str George Iesry, Norfolk, b. P B Hooe.
Str Lady Of The Laks N urfols, By F A Reed.
schr Francis Shubert. Newark, b. American
Coal Go.
Schr George Aery, Georgetown. by Master.
Schr Wake. New haven, By Hampshire sud
Baltimore Coal Co.
PASSED Or.
Schr q DeWulL
PASSED DOWN.
Schls A Paddock nd L A Burnhsm.
MENoRARDA.
Schr Roxanns, Washington, ct BALTIC 221.
Scbr b b Barnes. Georgetown for New Es-
ven, st New York 22d,
Schr Edwin cleared from New York fol
GEORGETOWN 22d. - .-
Schr Louisa Bliss. Georgetown, at Boston 22d.
Schr l. A Martin, hence. at Boston I'D.
Schr Norman sailed from Bath Tor Washing.
ton 10Th -
Schr W Chester. hence, at n Bedford Dist
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-23
CANAL COMMERCE..

Arriy ei-Bosts II Platte, Z L Belts, and j
Alexander to American Coal Co; G French
70 W A Smoct. b
Dspbrtsd-Boa.s A Adams, & Ii Stonebrsker
J n P at =. T L Belts srd A Alexander.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-23
VIEWS Or TEE U-2E.

President Hayes has accepted ar Invitation
to attend tho O,san Grove, N. j., camp inset
ing July so.
Thomas Su:too, blacksmith, was shot il
The head by Wu. Brown, salooG keeper,
corner Of North Capitol aud Boundary streets,
Vast l2gtvr, yesterday afternoon. Sutton
injuries are supposed to be of fatal character.
Brown surrendered himself to the police, and
gave as reason for shootlog Sutton that he
assaulted his wife, af.er having refused to pay
tor n0mc Cigats be bought.
Readirg, Pa, is threatened with . Wafer
ismlar. The receiving dams have become
mere mud puddIes. and if the drought couio
us will 5000 dry up. Water CEASED 6,wiog
from hydrauu;s 10 The upper part of that city
90 Salurisy, aud some manufacturing estso
!ishmeuts have baen compelled to stop. The
k:adlns Rallrt a! is running O train Of tank
cars, carrying water iroo the Sckuykill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-23

REPORTED DROWNED "A report WIS cireu'
lated vu ;hs wIa,ves this mOroiog. that sailor
uam,d II. h. Anderson, belonging on board
rhe sch oocr S.rah LasiDs, DOW loading at
Shtpaerd's for j &C. sousi lille. had been drowned.
Aoorrs1n Was les, sen yesterday evening leaL'
ipg over the vessels sid vomiting the remain.
der Of toe crew havi0g gone below to supper.
Upon their rstura he was missing and it ia
supposed that he Tell over the side. Another
ecuoaat however says that The man was seen
sO,s & up the railroad track ac1 i: is iDumaied
that uc has d serted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-23

AN houcat indif ;retc, to many prevailing
complaints is the result OF usiGg DIR. Blll's
Baltimore Pills. For aslo b. all druggists.
Pic, 25,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-23

CANAL News The Cumberland News of
Yesterday says: She s,esm-r II. 1. Weld
WAS suck on The fourteen niIa level Of tho
,anal ngar L,,ils PooI, about IS miles bslvw
this CITY, Sunday, While goirg cast with load
Of cosl. Tho c.us; OF the sc,ideu. Was o
stump o,niog 10 coutac. with tho bottom Of
the boat. The oausl is wide at lhst point and
tho boat will not iuterfr, with navigation
Sha VII b. raised 10 f.w days"
A, INDEBTED yesterday, the waller iG the
caual is 80 lew ,ha: il has become necessary TO
start the big pump at Patterson's Creek.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-23

SAVED FROM DROWNING. The Sscretarg
Of tte Navy bag received oOm . unoa,ioo from
Conuscdcr Evans Ct the U. S. S,hool5bip
Ssrs'qls. at New London. Coon., which say::
"Oa The morniug Of July 10. while his Vessel
Yes anchored eff the Battery, Nav York Har-
Dor, Robtrt Lee Robey, apprcrtico boy, tell
over osrd from The sfIer part Of the sbip. ard,
as the tide Sas Iuooi1g s,rong cbb at the time
he, Dot bei1g al txpeTt swim mer, was in coL-
slider bio ca1gcr. David NJ. Buchanan, sp
preoiirc, instantly srrang over the rail after
nim, T,inuu: heSitstiuy 40 instant TO remove
even rcriion of his clothing. Joho Hayden,
apr ,ntica, stripped himself aud stood cooly
watching he two 10 tho water. and whep he
thought his services were CURED made q dive
sni CANE W aoogslde Of them and assisted
them ual; all three were picked up by boat
from the shir. Such oonduo, 90 tho part Of
lads CT their Sgc proDis,s we'll for their failure
u3c!u oes. 70 ths St rV!c-. AID beg that you
will give lheu such csmuendaion as you may
deem proper.
RobAg Was formerly pupil Of Washington
School 10 this city ard his parents live here
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-23

TIE HOMICIDE IN TIE CoUNIY.-A reporter
of the Gsz.tte interviewed Mr.. K. w. John
son, who i, accused Of the homicide OF Louis
La,iner, at the iii this morning. Mr.. JohI'
stoo says that the statement ct he stfalr, Which
was published 10 yesterdays Gszstte, does bin
Injustice in sone particulars. he says that ne
was asleep 10 the bushes on the night or the
killing, eud had iusuu,ted lis c,lored boy TO
awaken hin If auy oue approached the pear
tree About midnight the boy aToke bin and
he saw Two men uGder the tree shaking IL. dc
called out to them 10 stop. when one ADVANCED
toward him 10 threatening manner, aud be
therrupon fired. Immediately Ter tirIog be
Jumped out Of the bushes, and seeing another
MAJ ruoniog Of fired at bin. D.,
About uiiuisht on Friday no was awakened
by knocking at bis trout door, ADD upon en-
Quiry was told that there was al officer there
With warrant for bis srtsst. AT the same
time be heard 8 number of other negro VOICES
below. Upon coming down 10 his door be saw
crowd OF negroes l,Dx tho turnpike, aud re-
oogoz ID the vJics of MI. Austin, the County
UeIk, sm3Jg lnem. lie then went 10 bis
fathers house across The road, aud SEPT bis
brother, Nj. w. Z. Johnston, after soma OF
the whto ceiRhbcrs to rr)ntc; him from the
mob. Just ,tea Mr.. w. q. Wibird came
sinng tho road, aud 90 learning the state Vi
affair went st once for Sheriff f. 8. Corbctt.
Nj. Johnston says that umeGis!lly upon the
Sh.ritf's arrival be surrendered to hln, and
stttr remaining with lin all night at bis faith
er's house was brought 70 tho Jail 10 this city
On Saturday mUrolug.
Mr.. B,iva A. lockwood, the female law
per IRON Washington, was st the Jail this morn
log TO eco Mr.. Johnston, representing that she
tad been employed by some oolored mcn 10
that city to DE- f,ud Mr. Johnsrou's case. As
he bad COUNSEL 10 ibis city aud could not un
d3rstsod the disilttr sied action Of tbs afore'
said coiored neu, be dcc'ised 10 bsss any con-
fiioc;isi talk Hitb Mrs. lockwood.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-23

%Xl GOD TOOTH PICKS ia lsrse boxes, icr
w the use of private faInli,s and rest.ussule.
For sale chesr.
my5 L. STAbL2R & co.
WE HAVE 10. OF inc HANDKERCHIEF
w EXIRAUrS-lubn, Edrehi sad ecu.
drsy-which We are selling out b: 25c bo:.'e.
jy IL L.arABLER & co.
uURD'S MaGICAL MIXTURE for WISH.
IL ing clothes, without rubbing or boi.irg is
Tor sale by
il Is K I. LEhDSEATER BRO.
I EADS, Of several sorts aid colcrs, Of sill
- kinds. Can be found 81
je2j W. +. CHBIGRTON'S.
rHOlCEoT GUHFO WIDER TEA just re-.
~ csived by [je27] J.U. MlLBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-23

NEW YORK, July 2l.-$tocks stroGg. Money
:3,3 Flour unchanged. Whsat-spring quiet
and wiotsr lower Corn quit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-23

NOR MOTHS-CAMPEO TAR
Il PAPER, new and very elicc.utl remedy;
Gum Csmpho., Inscc. Powder, &c.
myl9 l. STABLRk u co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-23

The market this week vas fairly supplied with
Cate; very low ss,es zero made, tee demand
teing limited. Caves still dull AID nominal.
Sheep, Lambs ard 9, x in :si: supply but dull.
Cows AID Calves in flr demand ut quotations
Market generally tLD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-23

EHLY TkaPSI FLY TRAPS
II FLY TRAPS!
Wo have in store aud FIR aale q supply Of the
above lie 24I MCLEAN & UHLER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-02-06
GEMS OF THOUGHT.
Too much talk on tribes is social evil.

Too much talk on triaes is social evil.
tue
Intemperancedep-ive men of prudence, that
greatest Of virtues and precipitates them into the
midst of disorders
A man must love something; he cannot always
be wounding and destroying; and the heart,
weary Of scorn and hate, needs repose in praise
and tenderness Taine.
He who will not reason is bgot; he who dare
not is a slave; he who cannot. is a fool.
Manners are the shadows of virtues; the mo-
mentary display of those qualities which our fell
low creatures love and respect. II we strive to
become, then, what we strive to appear, manners
may often be rendered useful guides to the per-
formance of our duties.
young man who gets subordinate situation
sometimes thinks 1t is not necessary for him TO-
give it much attention. He will wait until he
gets place of responsibility, and then he will
show people what he can do This Is very great
mistake. Whatever his situation may be, he.
should master it in all its details and perform all
its duties faithfully.
other peoples hOmes-if her own is safe; her
duty to her children, her dnty to her own soul, by
going into the werld, not to strive in unwomanly
fashion, to do the work that no man is doing, the
work that men are doing i'll, the work that men
are actually forbiddng to be done.-AnnG Dicktn-
son.
Murdorers do not ordinarily wear roses in their
button holes Villains seldom train their vines up
over their cottage doors.
The misery of human lives is made up of large
masses, each separated from the others by certain
intervals. One year, the death of child years
after, failure in trade after another longer or
shorter interval, daughter may have married
unhappily: in all but the slightly fortunate, the
integral parts that compose the sum total of the
unhapplness of mans life are easily counted and
distinctly remembered. The happiness of life on
the contrary, is made up of minute fractiODs-the
little, soon forgotten charities Of kiss, smile,
kind look heartfelt compliment in the disguise
ofa playful raileIy.and the countless other infn-
itesimals OF pleasant thought and feeling Col
eridge
Keep out of debt; out of quarrels, out of damp
clothes out Of reach Of liquors, and out of doors
all you can in good weather
One Of Joe Cooks lectures is concerning "The
Souls Laughter at Itself" This is when the soul
stoops in the twilight to pick up a quarter and
finds that 1t is a gun Wad.
1--WE all knows" said Cookney School Com
mitteeman to a new teacher he was examining
for her position, "that A, B and is vowels but
what we wants TO know is Wy they is sof'
The sermon Of the best preacher in the world
will not make as much impression on a eongre-
cation as the sudden pattering of rain on the
window panes Of a church containing two hum
dred new spring bonnets.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-02-06
PREMIUMS.

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-02-06
LeqaL Notice.
Court of Common Pleas
Joseph MaudrOny'
VS..

Joseph Maudrony0 Court Of Common Pleas.
VS..
Peter Veseriat. Stark Co., Ohio.
Peter Veseriat of will take notice
that Joseph Maudrony of said Stark county o.. did,
on the 10th day of october, 1873 file his petition in
the Court of Common Pleas of said Stark county,
against Peter Veseriat, setting forth that said Peter
Veseriat on the 4th day Of February 1870 executed
his due bill to the plaintiff whereby he promised to
nav TO Greiner & MaudrOny the sum of $3.50 that
said prayers assigned said due bill to the plaintiff
That an order of attachment was issued and levied
on the real estate Of Peter Veseriat and garnshee
notice has been served on Celestlne Veseriat ex
ecuor Of Francis Veserat asking for Judgment for
s3i8O7 on said due BILL with interest from January l.
1870 and the said Peter Veserat Is notified that he Is
required to appear and answer said petition BY March
IA, 1879. L. g L. NJ. SCH HFER,
Jan. q, 1S79-30lw Ats for PlPh.
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PALATABLE AND DIGESTIBLE.

II you desire your food to be enjoyable and d.
gestible, use Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
which is not only free from adulterstion, but
wholesome. The educated chemist and physi'
clans OF this country use Dr. Prices Cream Bsk'
ing Powder in their own families.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-02-06
Select School.

The Fall Term Of my School will begin on Monday
August 5, 1873 and continue twelve weeks. Pupils
desiring to prepare themselves for teaching for gen
erai hnsiness for college for the study of pr0cs
sion will And the school admirably adapted to their
purpose. The English Course will include all tmhe m
common branches taught In such way that the
Teaching NAV he made directly available to those
who desire to teach others In this department pH u
pills desiring to do so may take th0rough course So m
scai Course pupils prepared to enter any OF the
classes In college prior to the Junior year or TO enter
upon the study of law, medicine or theology Where
desired Instruction will also be given in German.
The instruction given Is largely hdiyldnal ni an9
hence the degree of Improvement Will depend almQSt
entirely upon the efforts put forth by the pupils
themselves. , r,,t,t, - r,,,si
TERMS as follows in advance: Engilsh, or Bus
with English Course two dollars extra per term OF
twelve weeks ,--. Ill. ~. h,, ,ot
ter to the undersigned.
DAN'L WORLEY,
CANTON, OHIO.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-02-06
Notice of Insolvency.

on the 10th day Of January In the year one thou
shnd elgnt hundred and seventy-nine, the Probate
Sonrt OF STARK county Ohio, declared the estate of
hehry Delcomune, deceased. to be probably insolv-
% %gnt Ife1ltOTs are, therefore, required TO present
thell Vins against said estate of the undersigned,
aDoVe mentioned, or they will not be entitled to pay
meht. JOHN LOEW, Executor
Jan. 10th, ls79.-lani6 hw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-02-06
FARM LANDS FOR SALE.

Charles O. Upham has farm lands for sale, or trade
for houses or lots In Canton Lands are situated In
the States Of Iowa, Missouri, Wisconsin, Illinois, OIL
District of Ohio and West Virginia. Kansas, Nebras-
ka, and Indiana. We have fine wheat farm in Han
cock county, Iowa, of one hundred and sixty Q60
acres within miles of Britt Station on the Milwau-
kee and st. Paul Railway, and within miles Of Con-
cord the county seat, that we want to trade for o
small house and lot In Canton; any difference be
tween the price of the land and the house and lot
will pay In cash. This is fine opportunity for any
one Wishing to farm, will give some one bar
gain. We furnish an abstract OF title All taxes
have one square mile $40 acres) OF good farming
land in White county, Indiana within miles Of
WalcOtt, within miles of Reynolds Station within
miles of BrookstOn, within 10 miles Of Monticello,
the county seat for sale. This is very desirable farm
ing land and in case parties desire will be sold in
farms of 1860 acres each. We Will exchange this for
city property. This property is known as the Judge
Test farm.
ship twentysix (26l north, range five (5) west, two
deeds Abstract of title furnished and all taxes paid
This land is surrounded by four railroads, and is
have three farms Of 100 acres each, equallng 4sO
acres in Hardin county Iowa, that will sell for $40
an acre. Eldora, Point Pleasant and Ackley are the
principal towns.
have 100 acres in Boone county, Iowa, very near
B0onsboro the county seat that VIII sell for 5 an
acre, equals $4,000.
purchased six small farms Vandalia contains o
population OF six thousand, has railroads, and lies
go miles northeast of st. Louis. These lands will
sell very cheap have one farm of 10 acres six miles
from Vandalia with good house, barn, corn crib,
100 bearing fruit trees and all fenced, that VIII sell
Tor Sl8 per acre, equals S720.
Ihaye another farm of 40 acres four miles from
Vandala, with good log house and barn. out build
lngs all improved good fences, bearing orchard, that
will sell for $40, equals $500.
Ihave 80 acres within miles of Vandalia, on the
National Plank Road, heavily tlmbered that will
sell at s. per acre, equals e6i0 This is great bargain.
have another farm of 40 acres, s miles from Van
dalla, heavily timbered, unimprOved, that will take
60 yer acre, equals s2i0.
have 90 acres miles from Vandala, with good
log house, frame barn, well fenced. Forty acres of
which is corn land and twenty that are heavily tim
bered that exceedingly cheap at S5 acre, equals
$500.
bought twelve acres within the corporation for a
nursery and garden, board fenced beautiful trees on
an elevated plateau, that will sell for $50 an acre
equals $40 Every acre Of this can be sold for city
lots within five years.
We took the cash there watched our chance, and
bought cheap We want to trade the above for hous-
es and lots in Canton We furnish an abstract of
title. All taxes paid up,
II you wish to trade or look at the maps, call on
or address CHARLES @. UPHAM,
or ANDREW NJ. BLAKE
New Cassidy Building,
Janl6-H Canton, Stark Co., Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-02-06
Executors Notice.

The undersigned has been appointed and qualified
as executor Of the estate OF Daniel Smith, late OF
Stark county, Ohio, deceased ,ur,,,, ,,c,rr
iapandvA Executor.
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tnigent narration of the great events of the day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-02-06
The Farm Contains l45 Acres

IS acres of It I'm timber and all the remainder in
very high state of cultivation; first class buildings
and every other convenience and advantage nec.sa-
ry to good health and successful farming. II Is haN
dy to MARKET being located IA miles southwest
Canton, o., overlooking the city A stream OF fresh
water runs through the farm sufficient for any guam
tty of stock making II also an excellent stock farm.
For price and terms inquire on the premises.
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