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Y h. WARMER. Real Estate Auctioneer.

II II. WARNER Real Estate Auctioneer.
ING LOT ON MONROE STREET, BE TWEEN
SIXTEENTH AND SEVENTEENTH AND O
AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed of trust dated January ~
!st. d. 1876, and duly recorded in Liber 894 ~
folio 200. one of the land records for the Dis -
tr ct of Columbia, and at the request Of the party
secured, l will sell, at public auction. on MON
p M Lot numbered sixty-sx in Turton's rec orde J
subdivision Of Square numbered one hundred and
seventy Line Q79) situated In Washington, D. y.
Terms m ade known at sale. a25 deposit
sep6 eO&ds JOHN j. JOHNSON, Trustee.
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NOTICE TO MOUNT VEIN

NOTICE TO H s&NaETEs VERNON PAS
The Steamer ". W. OOROORAN. which has been
fScentiy euih and farnished. y L d.
lowed &c land passengers at Mount
Vernon wharf. Round trip q, including admission
% mAnHon and grounds Steamer leaves 9Th street.
MhArf daily I6undays exceptedl at 10 q M, and re-
surns about 2: M J: Mob. HOLLINGSWORTH,
eup1 Ladies Mount Vernon Association. J.. Z.
8IAkk. eteameH w. w. Qorcorsn. ialklY
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auct1oneera.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE.
2lst 1867, and duly recorded in Liber b. u. ~
d No. 80. Folio 124, &C.. of the land records
for WASHINGTON county, in said District and by di-
lection Of the holder Of the note secured by said
trust deed in writing will cell at public sale, on
O'Clock m in front of the prem ses. Lots lettered
ard u, in Kings sub division Of square numbered
e-ght hundred and seventy four (87D
Terms Of sale: One third In cash, and the balance
in two equal payments in six and twelve months
in notes bearing interest and secured by deed of
trust on the premises All conveyanciDR ut the pur.
chaseI's cost John ]. JOHNSON, Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. sep6-d&ds
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD-sr.AxsH1

MOTH GERMAN LLOYD-NTlAMsHR
IN LINE BETWEEN new YORK, HAvRE, LONDON,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BRIMKN.
The steamers OF this company viii sail every Sat-
urdAy from Bremen Pier, foot Of Sd street Hoboken.
Rates OF passage: From New York TO HAvre, Lon
doC, South hampton and Bremen, first CABIN, $780,
second cabin, $50; steerage, $50. For freight or
Green. New York. W. @. METZKROTT CO., 91t
Pa. ave, Agents for WsahinRtou. octl-ly
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1'RuSTEIH SALE OF LOT ON r STREET
Hh1 MEEM SKI ZENITH AND SEVEN

III MHE ~, BIZ, EENTH AND SEVEN
y, Under and virtue of deed Of trust dated -
May May u, 1875, and duly recorded in Liber 783,
1910 4e5 ct seq, Of the land records for the
District Of Columbia, and by reason Of the pur.
chaser o. the hereinafter described lot failing to com
ply with the terms of the sale thereof, made
on the 9Th day Of June. A. D. 1879. the undersigned
Trustees will sell at the risk and cost Of aad pur-
chaser, on MONDAY, September 18th. 1879, at 5 80
O'Clock p. No., Lot numbered forty (4D Of Tur.
tens recorded subdivision Of square numbered one
Terms Of sale: One fourth of the purchase money
In cash. and the residue In three equal instruments
payable respectively In one, two and three years
from day Of sale, for which the purchaser's notes
are to he given, secured by deed of trust on the
property sold or all cash. at the purchasers option
deposit OF 500 viii be required 1T time of the sale,
0n0 Inc terms Of the sale are not complied with
within fve days from the day Of sale the Trustees
reserve the right to resell at the risk and cost Of the
oelault1ng purchaser after five days notice in the
ENvenipg Star newspaper. All conveyancing at pur-
CHARLIE B. MAURY. lrrrs..>.
FRANK T. RAWLIN0S} Afus'ooH
Eep8-d&ds DUNOANSON BRoS ,Aucts
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With the view Of Eliminating the chances of col.
Gsion, the Steamers Of this line take specific course
for al seasons Of the year.
On the outer passage from Queenstown to New
York or Boston. crossing the meridian Of Sc at IS
lat, or nothing to the north Of A.
On the hOMeward- paesase crossing the meridian
OF 80 at A lat. or nothing 10 the north Of a.
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CHANCERY SALE.

4
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court -
OF the District of Columbia, passed in equity XII
cause No; t926 IN which J. T; Quill and 4::M
Others are compliments. and g. a. McKim and
othsr s, are we will on the 18TH DAY
ZIG auction to the highest and best bidder in front
OF said property, the real estate with the valus-
Die thereon, situated at the corner OF
and LIST streets southeast. being part Of Lot No i,
IN square No $50, described as follows beginning
at the so4thess corner Of said Lot ana SQUARE and
and FIVE and one half inches; thence west one hun.
dred feet; thence south fifty feet five and one-haf
inches to south street, and thence east one hun.
buildings. GAVIN
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase morsy
IN GASP and the balance in six twelve and eighteen
months from day ct sale with interest at six per
c. ut per annum, the payment to be secured by the
notes OF the purchaser or the whole of the purchase
money nay be paid in cash the day of sale rat
purchase money is paid A depoait Of 300 required
0nen property 1s sold. II purchaser do not comply
with terms OF sale within ten days Trustees reserve
right TO resell at cost and risk Of defaultns pur-
chaser or purchasers. All conveyanc ng at costs of
purchaser. O. O. COLE,
WILLIAM ]. MILLER5 fu-tees.
tepo-iut THOS DOWNING Auct-
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STEAMERS. &c:,

EoR FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK
Take sItAMER LADY OF THE a.
leave 9Th street wharf. terminus of
xsh OF yth ST. Il carr. every MOI DAY, TUESDAY,
MEDNE6DAl and FRIDAY a. <: 80 p. N. aud SAT-
URDAY at D. n. Firstclsss fare. 76c round trip.
FOR POTOMAC HIyER L.NDINas
steamer JOHN " TIIOMPSON leaves above
Tn41 every MONDAY. THURSDAY snd SATUR-
OA1, AZ an;-, sfopFi 81 Nomii.i on Monday and
1hursday Il onsrdtnwn Thursday and Saturday.
81 AMERS FOR NEW YORK
Miernst. X la,ve Pier Al. Est River, New York.
$500 Ely saIlt DAY at n and e3 Water street.
1SEsst rates Appiy at steamers or office under
national Met-ol oltan Bank.
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1910 PLANT LINE. TOTO
WAsHINGToN AND NORFOLK sTEAMBOAT
COMPANY.
The new and f.sf amer GEO. 49,
LEARY, Captain Jos. WHITE. leaves SzIf97 -
Washtngtcr for Norfolk every Mon
day and Wednesday at 80 p.m., and Saturday Mt
d. NTH 81 wharf.
First class fare, insle tickets.
E1r6t-clAeg 1Are, rCunu 1bO
GEORGE II. PLANT, Presddenl
b. y. DCDD AGENT Thirst wharf. my1O
STEAMER MATTANO, Captain WV. h
iss!ss 16:ri r. foot s5a Of s Ssh a aRd In
every Tuesday, Thursday and Sun
day, ct Am for Potorna River landings On Sun.
days for Mattox Crcsh. Coton's and landings in ST
Censnts Bay On Thursdays for MsttoI Greek
Oolton's and landing In Nomini Greek Returning
ON Monoays Wednesdays and fridays mornings
On Wednesdays coming up.
For further information enquire at offices Of g. L
bHkRIFF, No S2s and lila Pennsylvania avenue
or ut once foot Of 9th and N streets s.w.
apis g. T. JONES, AGENT
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auct1oneer.

'INHOMAS DOWLlN0, AucbOneef.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SIX UNFINISHED
Houses, NOW UNDER ROOF, ON ID ST.
BETWEEN FIRST AND-SECOND STREETS
SOUTHEAST, NEAR THE CAPITOL
BY virtue of q deed Of trust from James O. "A
Griffin, trustee OF James A. Griffin dated Oc I'm
tober 10Th. AID 1877, and recorded in Liber .XM0
No So folio 3l2 of the land records of the District
of Co umbia, the subscribers will SELL to the highest
bidder on the premises on TUESDAY, the 23d day
of September AID. 1879 at 5 o'clock in the after
noon Cor Immediately after the sse of the two other
houses on saio lots advertised by the undersigned
under decree of the Supreme court of the District
OF ColumbiaD six Of the eight unfinished houses
now under roof and situated on lots Is and 16 eff
teen and klxteen) In square 1874 (seven hundred and
thirty FOUR, according to tho original psn in the
city OF Washington, District aforesaid, viz: Three
on the western threefourhs of lot Is and three on
the stern threef, urths Of lot &c. with the ground
on which they respectively stand, of the width Of
the houses from center to center of the dividing
walls, the depth Of the lots, with the hereiita-
menta, &c.
The terms of sale are: One third of the purchase
money in cash, (of which $50 on each house must
be paid at the time of sale and the residue in one
and two years, for which the purchaser must give
notes, In equal amounts, bearing seven Der centum
per annum until paid, to be secured by deed of
trust on the property sold, and the interest paid
semi annually; the trust to provide for insurance
The purchaser may pay all cash at his option. Con-
veyanciDg and recording at purchaeer's cost.
ANTHONY HYDE, No.
, 1879-04-12

A. richly dressed woman, walked to the gang
pllrk Ut the Hamburg steamer Stlestu ycstrr-
day morning, whllu lu stall Of Deputy Surveyor
kIbl,u wero un.agcd III taking ttlu bagHag0-
lev,arA.ltlls Of tht ea1iu-passengoss. Sho sa,d
Alu. sne requested prrns'ss'ou To 70 iuto liz;
eabiu o greet hiu, oil lila return. Her ruquest
waa grautsd. s.,o c,i,u OF tn, stcan,or shortly
slterward, anta AiIs+ Ellis a,,tl Mrs. Uonet, Ctl-
tots- House examiners. obaerveA HAT SUE wore q
long, flowing, ful-llned sllk-eluak, whlet. they
did NOT remember tu have seen oa hor wtIaa she
cu,ne M thc wharf. 1weuty.tAIco yards VI
btael SILK. mao Yards Of light silk, ulls silk pct
ticoat, five tableclo.hs. u lArsc nu.nber III naa-
, 1879-04-12
IN GENERAI.
DlvORLK3.

H. 1aafy lseav aleti hill yesterday relating that
~ december, 1877. her husband, ThoMsa Relay,
is,. ianenceti beatl1'g and kicking her, upa she
-" .c.t olha Soon thereafter she began U suit for
r" r"o'ee on tbs Erouul Of adultery, but tho
,., Soust 'ailed to sy,lpathlze with her and lis-
h.eo H.. thu suit, adytslng her tn return to her
husband. sho lu.ttully aitcm ptud 10 do 80,
s Su' Thomas ignomtntously kicked her out
saost' .. shsa helpless from repeated p,,acks uf
''''a'nsseFy rhsumatlsu, uad sho asks that
, 1879-04-12
he may bo compelled !u support her In manner

he may bc compelled tu support her In manner
becoming cnr,cutcr's wife.
Lydia Linsto,lu'a husband Franz IL, slio snys,
In the hallL of getting drink un,l ra,slslE row
nss'1',nl slm housu N,ld trying to kl1l hls wife,
mud getting nrrcslrd nnll sleeping away from
home, a,nl gattng alex ns natural consequence,
and thus giving himself away. lia haa tho aims
of I1schctldorf Bifo attached TO Ills namc, alItl
Lydia says she Will never 10 tho wife uf fnnn
Win blccphalic tognotncr.
III th1 cnse ui 1sclInnz ". TscfInl,z the
Shoe is q, the other foot, AMI It s me h.isbhnt',
Frederick Tscf,nnx, WIN charges hia ulfe Anhn
T. viii, getting drunk. :A!uut a ycnr hEs', nsiiE
clotl.cs md pnwncd trtn, mud lived Ii weak
away. from home aiming so111o colorcd
availt tcft hin, lew days ngn, carrying OIL with
an.' by now wants 10 break nr housekeeping.
Lastly. Edward 4. Miller asks to oa divorced
from Sarah Miller OIL aueollnt of ior !n(ldcltty.,
1TEMs.
Judges Gnry, jameson, Booth, md S!cAllistcr
will llcar motions to-day. ut,d Judges Moore,
Williams list Is comprised Of term Nos. g,'io0,
2,G, a,ls3, 2 5:,s III, a,t97, mud 9,5a,
judge Bloitgest viii W on with the trial OF
tic Golsan cnBu today.
The Appellate Court al 1jourtcd over yostcr-
day until M0niav AFTERNOON.
UNITED srATKs COURTS.
Emily l.. st,inmMn commenced suit IN debt
yesterday for 322,05g against William Y. Morris,
Louis T. sutter, md Ado'pho Suffer.
Jahes Brown commenced suit for $4,000
The Consolidated sltd1lngs Purifier Company
filed Oitl agnlust John W. Collins md Louis
Gathmann to restrain ,llrin from using Il pateItt
for dressing flour ai,d nldd.ings, issued Jule !,
1875, to George I. Smith.
BANKnUrToY*
4 1.t,u
, 1879-04-12
ST. LOUIS TELEGRAPH CASE.

br. Louis, Mo-, April 11.-ln the case Of the
sAbpuna luces tcculn. 10 compel Z. II. Brown.
Manager of thu Western un!ou telegraph Com-
pany, to produce before tho 0ram Jury certain
te'egrams sent nnu received by Gov. Phelps md
other parties, argued soIno days ago oil patti
t!on to vacalo the order under Which the sub
pala was tssued, Judge Lsueb1tn today over
ruled tlu t9tlttun, nthl uenitu tl,At lie tuIu.
cru,us must hu produced. Tho telegraph conf
pauy will taks a,i appeal. -
, 1879-04-12


In ths refnp,st. hTet Hnss or <ss Is cents ptr IN.
STfon. kdch udautonni tine, 10 csrit
, 1879-04-12

Tuekte an obttinatc cotRh or cold with fIoto'u
ffDnoy nf UorehtuhM and Tar.
Ptxcts T0utt!ncte Uroile euro IN Una minuta.
, 1879-04-12
OrFtCaa FUltNITClfA l.


NOR EALE-HLhCk WALNUT SIDE SHOW CASE
i for saie cheap. Inquire JOHN u. NATl1EA "
EaAL NstI4Qnkl.
, 1879-04-12
kins, forty.two pairs Of kill gloves. mid lot Of
inectseliautn ptpcs Ut rcmnrKnblo patterns wcro
taken from her,
EVERYTHING GOES WRONf,

IN tho bodily mechanism when tho liver gca ont Of
order. Constipation. dyspcpaIs, contamination ot
tho blood. imperfect assimilation arc cttaIn 10 on.
suc. But Il IL easy 10 prevent these consequences,
and remove their canac, 1Y cnrss Of Iostettcr's
Stomach nlttern which At1mniatcs tho hillary or
dteAnpcasancc Of the pain. beneath lilo tIbs and
thrnuch tho shumdet.biala, thu nni1seA. head
nchcs. ycllownesso ot the skln, fnrred 1oox Of the
nctur,xo liver complaint. Soun Ilgcstton aEd a
rcrnlar habit or body nlcsafnKs also secured by
wttlcb lnpntts dcgrcu oi vIyor to tho body wbci,
Ia III best guarantee OF sAfcty from nsIarlal cpi.
dutnlcs. Nerve weakness mud Urcrlensfon nro re.
Ilnyrd by It, and 1t improves both appetite and
aleup.
, 1879-04-12

HlIlI.DING MATEn1Ah.
l,Ols HALE-lllICK IN ANY QUANTITY. APPLY
L 1t ~ Al1 " tuelhc.at.. UF u yArlt. Woul aud
Aiua fssnA'uy. +. J, hExTDN.
, 1879-04-12

1fGusAa4AS1'Kl NU0Hss-.--.~~
A ..Sf PHI TfHSnaE aSb EVER lscnEAsINo
Do''A ESQ spEGaH,. cnkp.r sysrEM.
Whereby ''''' u0' Ec.sIaFsdi ESIE Ill t. CASH
81 a ri: 1s!sssSi Sssii aHXSHHS t% f%YiSd
syAtMkSTS W ays ats.ay 4ST9 lase a1oamt n
tAirsUr facilities for tls purchase aud handling
pf gaoas Y!ss. our cA.ton,grs slaSts! naf1.lts1ss
SPECIAL HAit;A!hs FnG GAIT! IN HAND.
WE hELl nAhr .tt!E,.
nlgaAxRei xRisf FIi1 it'is, t!s StMHsf pKs!oxs
MaTTRKssEs. nHiiiiSt:. .ASil fiLLUws
Al LOWEST fObSlMLE !'t.IEha.
70, kSSit,' a11 'ssifta"tE.sr.
At ~ EASr NApis0S:sr, uAN knvY Ilk F0tlND
tuE rnEKcy, Ru huuathud R1hs. III " Which Will La
tu ut il cf ruw regular fsfAll pttGsS, ltlve4I
AMI futG dealing Will 1s our hASla ips CuslIn. tUIsrs
furnished rhtu shut n1et Hlu guar.
tIf ts: III % s4;y o. u.aEKSfiiti EKSi E.st
1!nttAun IT.. AoAF the brldxe,
II Lifts iins. Nsdiesd pslcs1. III Msrkst.~s.. ~
rlOI. sAiE-Tu YAItii3 HEST nRubsEtH U1i5.
L PIT. Iltt.S wor', st ~ ceats pcr yard. 2l9 VA.
ba4l'2v. ---, -
is AND j: UAsEY, u 4Sl3 70 West ia pjs0X:
sad 1usra4 t4lluA, raw sk 4nl terry tarlos suits.
md sauEes at Yrtcea ~ suli the ttncs
VI ee.y weekly aF monthly payments. opt4 ssvfy
evening.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-09
A BRIDGE OF SIZE.


In his address at the Viaduc celebration last Friday Mayor
Rose of Cleveland gave the following figures showing the
magnitude the structure the immense amount of materials
"The Vaducs from Water street to its intersection with
Pearl and Detroit streets three thousand two hundred and
eleven ngth and exclusive of draw bridge b sxtyfour
feet in width with roadway thrytwo feet wide and side
walks feet wide The height of the roadway of the
draw above low water mark in the river seventy feet There
arches the west side of the river of which
eight eighty three feet and two nneyseven and half
feet span The length of the roadway supported by stone
Ches thousand three hundred and eigbywo feet the
average height of arches above the surface of the ground
fyfour feet and above the pie foundation seventysiX feet
The total number of spes driven for foundations of ARCHES
and river piers thousand two hundred and seventy
nne and if laid engthwse would extend two hundred and
seventy thousand and nneytwo feet There are egh
y Thousand FIVE hundred and eight perches of solid masonry
in the Vaduct and fifteen thousand five hundred bc yards
of gravel filing The approximate weight of materials rest
ing the spe foundations Of the ten arches is one hundred
and forty thousand ons the foundations for the iron
work twelve thousand five hundred ton and o the pier that
the draw resting on the tuntabe five hundd and twenty
TONS That portion of the structure built of iron, including
the draw is nine hundred and hirytwo feet in length and
altogether thousand four hundred and forty tons of IRON
including the handrangs has been used in the erection Of
the bridge The total cost of the Vaduc including the right
of way about So 10000 This is indeed large amount Of
money but the city has great structure to show for it, and
the cost when compared with that of the great improvements
of other cities is not excessive. The Cincinnati suspension
BRIDGE of hundred feet span cost O0O0 the st. Louis
bridge about Sc and the estimated cost of the Brook
yn bridge 100000 but beorets completion this amount
will no doubt be largely increased"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-09
NATURAL HISTORY.

IT'S this horse"
eyes this is a horse. Children cry FOR hlm.'
"Has he been brokeW
mo but his chances are powerfully good There won't be
ANYTHING more than his head left in four weeks from ths
6How many species of horses are found in American
"We there's the clothes horse saw horse the wrong morse
hobby horse and several other kinds OF horses This great
country for horses especially fast Ones
SDoes eyery owner of horse think his animal ro 24O
"He does He knows il just well you know it's day
light You horse yet which wasn't supposed TO
he very fast even when hitched to post"
"Bu have seen lots of horses which couldn't tro mile in
five minutes" n ,,,u
feel good the bit was too large or his harness didn't set
good he had been thinking Of his childhood days and was
horse doesn't let himself out like streak of lightning"
"They are a very useful animal, are they not" 80
"Very your neghbor has one and will lend him. you'll
find his horse just the thing you want"
oTSey DO You sedonsee horse throw away time In biting
at man behind him. trying to kick the hoser after he
gets out of the barn."
"At what age do they de%
old and have been since could remember
Int thew never get up twelve Even after their teeth are
worn down to the gums and their sight they
@Is the Arabian horse very beautiful"
"He is you will by this picture you can get pure
booded Arabian horse don't take a Canadian pony
"What is square horse race ..,
at is an affair where several get together and privately
agree certain horse shall Wln ana ne Always uOes
uf is spot Of mud and water something similar to mud
%What is pulling horse2"
HHtching team to a rope around MS neck
"WhaL is the home stretch" -
stretches his legs for hom knowing that his wife will give him
fts" ,ou
"It is when horse breaks three Of his lega"
"And what is a skp% ,..,., :,
at is when the gatekeeper ghts OUT WIN Pockeu VI
money! 80
"What is scoringf" IL, ,.o., J.,
the start" ,,.soy
|Why do they speak of raCe.tracks as the turfT
"Because all the turf has been carefully removed"
"When is horse off" ,..
"When he shoots out of the gate and starts for home driving
himself That's enough to-day and about enough Tor the
horse"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-09
SOME QUEER INDUSTRIES.


In all countries and all large there certain section
of the population to which the old saying applies namely
half the world does not know how the other half ve saying
BY the way that touches great many people than the
world suspects In these days. when everybody must be-
fances he or she must be- sin society" the struggle to make
ends meet involves many shifts in the home circle which
only known to the members of that circle and the secrets Of
which they keep with Spartan rmness Outside show
expense and glitter inside anxiety shabbness pnching
and gnashng of teeth and if Asmodeus like could peep
into all the fashionable houses and note the interior
should be more than little surprised and probably very much
startled.
But is not with these decorous ges and difficulties that
this article will DEAL but with much lower stratum OF society
indeed the very lowest There is not capital in Europe
or America in which hundreds of people do not rise in the
morning uncertain to where they shall get their meals for
the day. or indeed if they shall get any and the hidden life
Of these dnneress and suppeess must be as exaordi-
nary often grevous In London and New York there
probably monotonousy sad existence for thousands
of their inhabitants than any other Ces for the masses OF
people are great and the for existence keen that
numbers must get shoudered aside and forced to depend
charity or TO do worse In Paris too there vast amount
of crime and distress but there at the time probably
more outlets for employment amid the restless and varied life
of the Parsan world Some few of these Industries we are
about to reate for with their extraordinary queernes they
read many lesson of perseverance, and the value OF little
things
In towns in the world perhaps except those in China
the value of little things better understood than In Paris and
particularly in that essentially Partisan branch OF industry
which caters for the hungry Even in the lower quarters
Paris people must dine just they must in the Bouevards
and the Pas Royal but the modes Of dining are different
that they might belong to different worlds The expensive
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-09

And
will
tracts lots shall haye been sold offered for
SALE
Canton, Ohio JAM @ 1879 Auditor Stark County, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-09

THE sp of sesacr6ce is one of the great beauties OF no.
lness II is spirit that will sweeen happiness and gnten
roubes and when the soul is ready to wing la ngn! 70 M
knowing that It has not lived to itae So will listen win
unuerabe bliss to the sentence We DONE thou gooo ana
faithful servant enter thou into the JOY OF my Hlu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-09
F, A, KRACKER's LIST ADJ
MAssILLoN CITY-4th WARD
IBETETLEMEM TOWNSHIP.

ands Laura "...".".""""... &c AJ&18S Andrew $50