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Speefas Mtpdfch 10 5ns Tn6tHA
sPR1saP1ELp. ILL.,, Marcs' l5.-When senator
Hamilton called the Senate to order this morn-
ing twenty'one seiatora were present. large
number OF tho members Of tho senate left last
hieht after hearing that the House had nd
loi'fncd until Monday evening. perhnps some
explanation OF tletr absence may bo found III
thc fhet tlMt thcre are pnly 3So bills yet uuuls-
posed OF III tic sct,atc, they having succeeded
In the past sixty-scvcn days Of tho Hesston tn
passing thlrty.acVon, so pFobahfy they felt IT.
tic apprehension Of running short OF bills, and
have gone home for fresh supply.
Tiu adjournment OF The House II, no doubt,
occaa[oned by
THE SAME CoNDIrEoN OF THINGS.
They have introduced iN' bills, au.l by d strict
attention to business aul considerable work
overtime. they have managed to put fourtGeu
Of tlcse through. Verify, the lnbora OF states
lnen arc hurdcnsomc--tnth the way Of bill.maklng.
hut II 10 IL be remembered that two bulls have
become laws.
Tllu lyst thing In the way of tus,ncss In TIM
Sonata WI. Tho nre.rntotlon NJ n net,ttnn from
1s ',...s ns.,ss"S, e" ..0..'
l'1'eee c't,1eas u noesiot" hsA"45 !oF law 10
regulate tlie pFactlce ot dentistry, II the town
Ia any way Cntcrprlslng. It ought to have about
thu, humber Of rursous in ibis pro!esston. rrob-
oh,y tha.c nrn ticv
"oly lAese aso t"ef' -....
ADVANCE REroHFs.
The judiciary Committee reported against
iYrsa. w. 1onsa mn n %ten a. ~. "n'o Passeu 'u
''o"'st N@ ~ @t ~ W ""'S"u tae ~" "a
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QlLL3 pASSEQ.
UlLE.9 FAHSEU.
Special Disptstca to 7Ha Tribune.

Specidl Dispatca to 7ha Tribune
LANSING. Mich, Alarch 15.-Tic following
bills passed the Legislature to-<lny: sepato bill
fnr ths protection OF settlers under tho Gen.
csul Homestead law In The Counties OF Occaua,
Mason, Charloyoix, md Emmett; making au ap.
preparation OF S4l,l80 ior the support aud bct,.
Gilt Of the Agricultural College; to authorize
the appointment OF Commission In Mineral
Statistics; to reyso tho lnws providing for Tie
incorporation Of railroad companies: makingan
appropriation OF s40O fer thu benefit Ut tle
State Pioneer Society.
Thu llouso passed bills relative to grading
High Schools: to reimburse the military Fund
the $4,000 used to pny tllo expenses Of tie
militia during the railroad troubles Inst s,tm-
mer; urd providing for transferring insano
soldiers from the Soldiers Homo at Detroit and
County Jai's to tho Asylum at Kalamazoo; alltl
for rcorgantzlng and Increasing tho military
force Of the State.
, 1879-03-17
ArrELIArE COURT ExrENsEs.

tr1fclH} 10 81. L1Hts RFHHb!fCffH,
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, MaFtE 14.-lt appears that
tl!e Judges Of tl,c Appellate Court for the First
{ChicaRu) District, like those of this district,
hayc tlal bedrooms furnished them nt the cx-
pence M q tue sate, i! addition to tstr salaries
ments arg provided In the Grind paci,!c Hotel
OF that cILv, one Of tho finest md most cxpcl-
sivc llosterlcs IN tl'e country atl arc icgnl a,l
Hotel Is the Headquarters Of thu Republican
unrty, which these dispensers Of Justice well
know. II they dg not, ttsey ure hardly fitted to
"orn1ment" the Bench. Tile Constitution Of
tl!o State provides for tic various salaries
nlla no more. It was the intention OF the
tramera Of TINT instrument to especially cut Of
prrQuisltBs which 50 ,RhntnCfufly dcbauctlcd all
serms that even those who wear thu crntnc Of
our higher courts cannot irGo themselves from
these old practices, and thr purity of the ja-
dietary demands tat public attention should be
cumo from Judges. The total Gll' d exnenscs
Of tho Chicago District Of the Anpelate Court
aro excessive. For Ito past eighteen months,
as rGuorted to the Committee un Appropria-
pensss ot this. tho Springfield District, nre only
s1,4u0. It Is true there Is no court building III
Tic First (CIirago) District, but even ttiis
docs not justify 70 Ereat difference,
or four time, IS large. The House co,n.nittce
on Appropriations has already recommended
the passage Of hills empowering; tic officers of
the Court In tle First District to rent rooms for
court purposes at tile rate Vi ST, 00U per annum
for three years, md OF course the rooms nl-
ready fitted up in the Grand Pacific Hotel will
be tic "roolnBn rented, mud ase dear at So, QUO
for tic entire three yenrs. The same bill nlso
appropriatcs, In addition to the above amount,
$1,000 per anilum for two ycars for ''0tllcr OK
pcnses." All this is III addition to the Judges
salarlcs Of $500 per nnnum for each of ti,e
three Judges. There Is also another blll beforu
this Assembly which approprintcs SEQ 600 to buy
libruEy for this Court Mnki!ng grand total
for the First District Appellate Court from tho
Stato Treasury, independent OF tho Judgcs
salurics n,ld tho high fees allowed
mud COLLECTED by tho Clerk from tho unfortunate
auitors, OF $4,000 Tor the next two yenrsl
Add The Juurcsf salaries Of S2l,091 to this
amount, nlld It shows grand totn of S83, 600
for running the Appellate Court III Chicago for
tho next Two years, independent OF all other
t1dlriu sa!erlcs pafl III that t.ty ly tAH State.
This a,Ipunt should bg reduced ut lenst to tho
extent Of ll,at which It cost the stato for tho
Ju1ges' board nt the Grand Pacific Hotel. Also
the state of Illinois should not pay for State
headquarters for the Republican pnrtY.
The Subcommittee 0f the Ecnate Judiciary
Committee, Messrs. Hamilton anl Arcllcr aro
working up itic Supreme Court reporting h,ls-
pcss, an1 aEe surprised at many matters which
hare como to 'hee attention. Ilselr report will
bo ready during the early part OF next week.
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,,1,rr.r, tro,, r,r,ov thot ,vns roo,t AZ the
t.rean"e t.es " % ,s., aa,,raa, @ ,vc,, ~ vo.
u'ec''n"ek "eeI'nA 'ant ea'u'"a5 es."'"E visa
hoyus frs'tn datc-liCc III signature. Inc oc'hn+
cratic n0nttce has, thus far, been heard from
lu,t o,,cG since Saturday naon. While It can bu
snt.l lc ltl not authorize nnv mic to Eo over IN
the t;rrcnl,ackers for ll.c purpose u thanking
them for Its nstnlnatn,,, yet It was pretty wrl
t,,1prstootl t1rfgthIs VIA t11n pnn To t,c mrsur,
tr tIi0su wha flfvnre, CnrtEr, and fnr the
ptsrpusr nf suuha1iE, rs iar rs p0saoc, 'lat cle.
s! n ~ 1r n' a.t ngnn,a 1 H. sricr,om
~ ~. III, tnnttn,, "es H.. hs.n ,."rrr
Mrs , LIZ t ao'um ,,,,,,to t XIV ~ r1nrrTan
rcrn1,"n In; - ,arc sv rns ~ er.c"t". nm tr nr
ss,. ts ~. ,,a1,t - ,.,Mt ~ rnttr i .ttc. !,
,'sn ,,a,. 's @ nrr c,ah, Il mo ~ tr. r. thts tc"rr"n
IT,, t " ,,,sr.t, n;aht fnr ;nc rccalsit
u e eor. .s ,'n2cg hay so,na , ~ tctr
a,r @ IT, ',ndo ~, fcci ,n,o
tm',,I -, n".,, th i,cnrrro,fc ..r,i"t"
~ W. ,rox u ..s,aI w., mn, s,,. ,vo.
~ M ims VIII wtS 1,at rcst @ wos siMtc J.;
v..,cr1av;s :" T Tn,n,,xr "i, "A' s'"'''' :"
.art'1x sn,, s,t Ia ,~o,,1 ..,r, t,r +,,,
ro + mt @ m v ,n, Ss forcniia,,s n" n1 III rTe
,sar r.'% III ,,,n,, y, IN t,,i'nI fti, ill., % Int
nra .no,,oS o III, tnrn.s ~ o,n.
tn n,,,,,t ~. sosIrr ,in r.cn"Hor oint. ~.
, 1879-03-17

H8 79V1F1FA 7" NEtV 1TFk NfF07d. ~, :
SYRACUSE, N. Y. alarcl, l1.--Ah .innertant
meeting uf The statu Superintendent Ut Vilb!c
Works, H. &. ". Ctark, Ut ibauy, ,Astl> his u.s.
s!s,ants, !lrnry 4. Fish, obs uNhesseE, JOHN
Tic Eastern Division, Ha3,, tell In this r,ty to-
day. lilo uojee. pi.tha gathering was to HIS.
cuas thu colNlf,lol}. ct elhe canals an.l dccila
upon what IMPROVEMENTS shall be made tlis
thtsu fest or soiI M ' tse ~" lad Il formed. ] Will,
does not algur well for an early
opunlnE. 1t WAS resolved, aa soon as
tilc weather. would permit, 10 enter
made Tor years. lt4c section from Rochester to
ueaF Lugkpurt has beeu llllag up fos some time,
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font to eighteen iilches All tlis il to l,e iakpn
"'l, and tlln full depth nf tir canal, harcn Ecct
restored, 10 tar as practicable. II ia estimated
tla' ut least 1o1, ,lr0 cubic yards OF earth mnst
u removed between tt'oso points. Tas most 81
,,r work: to l,c dono IL TIL Secs. s, \, nsni ~,
through Wayne, Alonroc. anil Urfcnns Counties,
lis far west US ShclLey's l'asln. on tlr Syracuse
sccs'nIt. md on Stc. 4, cast Of Utica, md hc-
twnc lrov anl Albnuy. The locks, bridges,
rly Ut water WIS never hcttcr. Every reacrvolr,
owing ~ tlh. lato t!laws, Is full, and II very
wArnl weather gully continues an clrly opening
may bu etfcetri
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: 1be following uIragrUpt "details what actually
took place IN u Cuurt pa Tucslay last In this
city; "Ah fook. ChinnnlAlI, was callrl UP
stamped matches IN lis possession. In tlls United
States District Court, Tuesday afternoon: uuI
when asked Dy Judse Hoffman how snon he
would he ready Tor tria1 said he would like to
lcprusy, Assistant District Attorney Van
uuzsr immediately enterctl q tluts prose91tt In
thc case, nnA tho prisoner was discharged from
custoly.h The peupl0 generally laya believed
tho Chncsb IN Tits Slate was untrue. There
Gre ut this timo actually sou,e seventeen Or
eighteen rases of Chinese leprosy now In the
6,nR R!l-Pox Hospital III San Francisco, 1t 10 not
well u mislead The pu6llc lu respect to 20 grave
q matter.
, 1879-03-17
CdtAMnYa.

Tie Parts Figaro gtycs MI account OF King
Cetcwayu, OF Xululand, received trom French
ufl]cer who mud the happness for aome yeags OF
Prlnc,, Us they saY ia Germany. THIS 10 the
ktoEy.
"Ae gave much trouble 10 bis father, for, lu-
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mission that ho might 70 home, and then re-
Hdrkch tint lo did mt think tho resolution
wullld amount 10 anything.
Tile motion TO amend br fixing tho titno At
the o0tl, wna adopted. a ca!t Of t!ns roll wna
dtsnnnlcd oil the y0te on tllG ancnhctl rcsolu-
tua, bit was withdrawn when It was seen TINT
this would llisrusu tho fact tint
THENE wAH Nj QuOnt'M.
Then Basil a.d Archer nlnl OILERS Talked for
half nit hour about t!lr matter. when, ilnnlly,
bcnnt0r Thutnns settled tlIe tlf.rt,ss[On ty eny-
ing tlut llo was willing to vote for t!s rrsnlil-
tun, Iur the st!p1e rc.isun that they scutnrd to
bc Unable 10 Ect rid III II In any oilrf way, lie
would do most anything to stop this wastc uf
time.
T., ~ ,1s aans , H. was .n9n1s ,o GMoI"m ,. eom @
twenty-five Senators answered., Tibet, q call 0f
the house 'vas niadc, antl Tho Chair announced
twenty-!iy9 Senators as voting.
a,iI ttat the doors he closed md the nbseutsea
sent for, Which was ndoptcl.
, 1879-03-17
LOCAL pOL1TICS.

Those who are 10 tlsu confidence Of Carter II.
llarrson und the Democratic managers here
confess amongst themselves t.ak thu su-caalc4i
, 1879-03-17
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

,crc, nt lin Pacific,
,u.-r ,,,-,.. r..,,.a.,d III I. ouon1 ,he
*'tB'' i.,eAuA' VA oV'I'1"1@' N''''
quests OF The Ircmoat'
, rtr linn. .tntn w. Carcy Milwaukee, Is o
..,,,,. - ,i,, s,,,r,r,,
s.,... ... ?, =, 1,.,., n,x. III e,,,,
my 1i"' -, ~ De"'."S, r, n'Aoa' A''' S>"'S
sehRtos is registered NJ tue fremont
@e@@ 1u'"e' - ht"pp''t'' Nv "'e ''e'"o"''
Charles Il. Adams, George a. Cnh!eS, M"
Henri Wcstbcrg, Of the strakosch Opera Com"
psn'' ~. - " ,,u d., .,,r
ihe mcmoers o' The JnceeF fcre'"' 'ns ILL.,"
Soc!altic organization. received Their uniforms
yesterday, nu.l will r,ako uler first street mp
,,ooro,"o SATURDAY. crcn,n,..
p."'a"se "a, r..,u, .,,,
Col. Jackson, Receiver OF tho Ihlrd National
Dank, will to.day begin puying ont The last 8
ner cent dividend, the check.books having been
'"su 1'o"' '"'"''h'""
The Mayor, tounctl. county Officials, antl
press OF milwaukee, VIII arrive In this Guy TO-
lay, on their annual excursion, ninl mako their
Headquarters ut the Sherman iionsc.
thc essaKoseh ooero eomonns' eohs'at'"s VI
100 nersont, arrived last night by tl'ecial train
Kellogg, Lilta, Cary, strakuscl., Nottse!lAlk,
co,fr,,", ,n1 nohcro,a nro stnn,,t,rr o+ Nm.
S,.s", " I,s.,ao, 'i''
6rana taeiAc'
fr
me ANIMAL eiestlon OIL onlecrs M" MahaaeIs
Of the I. n. &. a. Is held ~ Their rooms, l"u
Madison street, today. 4 business meeting
will nlsu be held In tic lower hnl Il, tie even
ins, TO which ait members nrc cordially invited.
rat, 1,,,n :. ro,r. ~ MIR. ,,r;no ot y, 1,-
a,nt ~. Dv ] IL, sa,I,nni" n .,a.nro~ ,rnru;m,
e.G!e sSssSt' ugu - su.la'n as ~ ~ nG H.,
NJ oeaeA ns ns was Estt oIs s ., sst w.t. @ 10y
it t'' N ,h ~ s,,v.an's s "a1' ca,,s"
4sa.; .a S ,.,sc ,os 'no '"p''os" s""e''
LIZ lelt "'ie "''o '"o so's'
.]an,es Finn, lampllghtcr, living ak No. 3S1
Division strict, while under the influence NJ
liquor Saturday night, fell down the basement
STRIPS in tho rear Of his home. ind wns SO
severely injured about the head TINT he died nt
3VcloyS IN my morning. Dceeaseo Was ~
years OF age ana lelt WIG a''a tasee el''iare'
At 8:15 last evening Officer ,fnmcs lcrpl1l, nf
the Twcuty-sccond Stree: Stettun, fousl Il ,nalo
chIld, about s tlays uld, lying IN the lallway of
No. lM Eighteenth street. 1t was clad III Il
white flannel wrapper, will, Il niece Of red
flannel and n strtue;I wuo]cn skirt wound around
T. tr1,n min ,,nt, ,rnx fnbrn IN .ht {1rr},nn
, 1879-03-17

After considerable talk It wns thought no
moved that n further cali under thu ru1u bc ds-
pcnsed With, which wns dunc, nnfl the Ee,atr,
wcary with Its RtritEgle after quorum, nd
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13
WHICH SIDE.

| u Wantto know, Mrs. -" interrupte /
bardi II wAnE to know on which side OF yis,s
house the L is north, south, east or wes,?"
"lrs on this side" replied the lady, motioning
with her hand. .'.
"The east sideP'
mo"
"The west sidei"
mo, itsstralght across from Mrs BIS parlor
window, not twenty feet from It, you"
MRS -" shouted the Captain, will you tell
me II that ia on the east, west, north or south
side Of your house?"
IT amt on any side Of the house" replied the
witness, comprising her lips; "itsat the end You
knoW 1t as well as do You've seen itimany a
ume ana there amt no use"
Come, come, Mrs. -" interruplfd Judge
Cromer, tell the gentleman where the I Of your
house is situated"
Haven't been telling him just as plain as 1
could?"
Where is the L situated2" said Hubbard des.
perately.
Right in the lot, back against the end of the
house."
"Will you answer my question:" shouted the
aiable Captain, rufllng up his hair in despera.
tiOn.
What question:
rs the L on the east, west north or south side
of the house?'
Judge I've told him just as plain as ever a
woman could. didn't come here to be sassed by
one horse lawyer. know him and his father
before him. He ain't got no business putting on
airs. What kind Of a family"
"Silence" Numbered Cromer. "Now, Mrs
=, which side Of your house does the sun rise
ont"
THAT one" said the Witness indicating.
us the on that sideH"
"Yes, sir"
"Then it's on the'east side?'
"Yes."
why didn't you say so, them" asked the exas.
perated Captain.
"'Cause you never asked me. you bald headed
old snipe know thing Or"
THAT will do" said Hubbard "Take the wit.
ness, i" he ADDED, turning to Tom Wren the op.
posing counsel
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GIVE HIM A CHANCE.

A very indignant man leading a dog stalked
Into Uncle Epb's house yesterday and said
"Eph you black rascal, here's your dog; give
me back the s8 l paid you for It,"
Whats de mattah wide de dawg," asked Eph,
calm and unruffed.
you" N'@--
"An' don't 'e2' asked Eph.
mo, he isn't worth cuss at It,"
did you try de dawgP" said Eph, taking his
pipe from his mouth and knocking the ashes from
1t.
Certainly l did, and he's arstclass fraud"
How war de chickens cookedH"
"COoktd?"
"Yes, was dey blledH"
"0f course not"
did you rOas dem?''
why, you old idiot. they were alive-prairie
chickens"
Dat 'splains it," said Eph. II fought dar was
sutiin' wrong, You Jest cook de chickens an glib
de dawg half chance an see how he'll hunt for
DEM Folks 'spect too much" he added as the
gentleman kicked the dog into corner and rush
ed out, "dey spects tirely too much from de Gull
I'D people. Ef dat man was fool 'nuff to spect
dat he war gwine to git dawg for free dollars
dat would hunt live chickens he was fool 'nuff to
bleebdatwe'ss in de midle OBJ de milleenyum,
and eberybody knows how big a fool dat am"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13
NartEty.
WISE AND OTHERWISE.

1t Is no sign because farmer is growing sage
that he is becoming wise,
The best way to snub man Of doubtful credit
Is to take no note of him.
The mIser is a man who lives like beggar be.
cause he is afraid of dying like one.
Women are archers by nature. The bent OF
their inelinations Is TO bend beau.
We hear of men sowing wild oats, but who ever
heard Of women sewing anything but tares2
The trouble in this country is not so much that
we cannot raise coffee as that we can't settle 1t,
The epitaph that might properly be written
over many a grave shortly is, "Died Of Thin
Solos,"
The nuts are nearly all gathered. Both the
squirrels and the boys have laid up stores for
winter.
Soon the almanacs giving the moons phases
and telling what kind Of patent medicines to buy,
will be out.
II takes whole Legislature to change mans
name A woman can change hers by the act Of a
single man.
A Yankee has invented patent safety balloon;
just as the aeronant is about 10 ascend, the bal
loon bnrst,.
he S@lu ne wanted ner 10 oe MS helpmeet ana
Sne replied tnst she could never be more than
assistev TO him,
1t always makes man mad to see two young
women kiss each other aud yet the fair exchange
is no robbery to him.
When he ia sixteen the nov ~ surnosod n b0vo
out0rown the switch bnt thstis ins, ,ho 600 ,.So,
Vrl heuina IN need one
~,
Inc approach OF winter causes tho average
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13

Three old gentlemen are sitting around q table
on steamboat waiting to get another party to
game OF cards Presently they espy q nicelook.
ing young fellow. One old party goes up to him
and says:
Pardon me, young man we want somebody
to join as in game Of cards; would be happy u
have you with u.s."
Thanks; 1 never play cards."
Take drink with u.s."
Thanks; never drink"
well, have q cigar"
Thanks, never smoke"
"Ehl Now rather like thstin young lAaA
Come into the cabin and I'll introduce you to INV
wife and daughers."
Thanks" said that demure young upa: ~
shall never marry"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13
1tsaI.
Legal Notice.

Ella Hahn, who resides In SprlngpOrt in the State
Ia LAke 10 the same State. are hereby notified that
,t h1aa0pnns ap Martin and Ephralm Grelner, partners,
tober, A. 1879 filed their petition in the Court OF
Common Pleas OF Stark county, Ohio, against them
and others heirs at law Of Jacob Smith late of Stark
OF JulylS6i they recovered Iudgm Ont against said
Jaeoo smith then In null life before one Fred j. s.
80 Ngoher u Justice OF the Peace OF Paris township,
the lith day OF December 1870 they ed transcript
Of said Judgment In the Clerks office OF the Court ol
CommoR Pleas OF said county, and caused the same
70 De dOcketed In the execution docket Of said Court
Ihat said judgment has become dormant
me prayer OF said petition "a that the said judg-
ment may be revived against the hers and legal re.
presentativea of said Jacob Smith, deceased. %
SAID William Hanes Ella Hahn and Eliza FrIsbe
are required TO appear and answer said petition on
or before the 18th day OF December. A, D. 1879.
,oo, JOHN LAHM
OcISSlW Atty for Plaintiff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13
ANY SUGAR IN ITs

A Woodward avenue druggist, says the Detroit
Free Press, put uD prescription brought by a
boy, and as he handed over the bottle the boy
asked
Did you put any sugar In III"
II don't think did" was the reply.
"Well then don't believe mall touch single
drop oiit. IgOt some medicine here tOther day,
and pa couldn't even hire her to take 1t because
1t wasn't sweet She's purity sick, but she's down
on medicine"
well, then, how does your father manage
her 2"
He don't manage at all He tries to hire moth.
er, but you see she's 100 old to care for candy and
peanuts, and too young to want spectacles or a
snuff box, aud there we are, you see. If them
onion draughts on her feet don't do any good I'll
bet I'll have step mother before fall"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13
LEGAL NOTICE.

John Keller who resides In Hutton, jackson coun-
ty. State Of Kansas, and Howard N. Keller who re-
sides In New Cumberland, State OF West Virginia
will take notice that Abraham w GoshOrn Admin.
lsratOr OF the estate OF Eva Keller deceased on the
Goth day OF october, 1879 filed his petition IN the Pro.
bate Court within and for the county OF stark and
State OF Ohio, alleging that the personal estate OF
said decedent Is insufficient to pay her debts and the
charges Of administering her estate; that she died
seized In fee simple OF the following described al
estate situate 10 the county Stark and State OF Ohio
to-wti Part Of the southwest quarter OF west frac.
ti0nRl section 81, township TO- range beginning at a
point on the west line said quarter 10 chains and "a
links, nOrthwaTdy Ofthe southwest corner thereof
thence eastwardly on line parallel with the south
line said quarter 70 point on the prOloRgaton az
the west line ofa certain ten acre lot recently con-
yeyed by, Orlando NJ Poe to Sylvanus Boilnger.
thence northwardly 20 the northwestern corner OF
said ten acre lot, thence northwardly along a line
parallel with the south line of said quarter 10 the
west line Otthe same thence HOuthwardly along said
west line 10 the place OF beginning Containing I3
30 100 acres, more or less and that Samuel Keller s
entitled TO an estate by the curtesy In said premises
The prayer OF the petition is for the sale Of said
premises subject to said cuFtesy for the payment OF
the debts and charges Aforesaid.
Said petition will be for hearing on the 29th day Of
December, 1879, or az soon thereafter leave can be
ABRAHAM w. GosHoRN.
Administrator OF Eva Keller, deceased.
November Sd, 1879.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13
THREE KINDS, AND ALL BAD

There are three different kinds Of whisky sling,
said the man as he leaued against the bar and
gazed straight into the eyes OF stranger.
There Is the kind that makes q man sling his
money round" continued he.
"And the kind that makes a man sling Is wife
an children round"
And the kind that makes imam sling hIsself
round on railroad tracks,"
And turning his empty pockets inside out and
pointing to his tattered garments and the stump
OF IAN arm on his left shoulder, he sadly added:
I've tried EN- all and knowl"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13
LeQQL Notice.
Jacob Hexamer J Court OF common Pleas

Jacob MeHamer Court of Common dRIo Pleas of Stark
John Miller. John Miller, Of CasnOvia, Kent
County, Michigan will take notice that Jacob Hex
dsv Of INV is7a Ale biS haitian in said C6uri
against said John Miller setting forth that he il the
holder and owner of three several promlssOry notes
of $50 each, bearing date April 1, 1879 and payable
respectively In one, two and three years, bearing in
terest from date, and asking judgment on the same
That on the 10th day of July 1879 an order of attach
ment issued from said Court In said action, which
was on the 2lst day Of July, 1879 levied thirtytwC
foot front and rear off the east side of lot number SIC
In the city OF Canton In said county and which on
day OF July appraised at $500 That order ia
sell the same viii be asked to pay said notes and In
terest said John Miller Is hereby notified that he IL
required IN appear and answer said petition on or be
fore Saturday, December 2Oth 1879.
l.. q L. M, SCHAEFER,
OCtE%lW AttyB for Plaintiff,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13
WOMEN Kill A DEER.

One day last week a large buck chased BY
pack Of hounds until he was nearly run down,
made his way into the yard of one of Mr,U, A.
Pope's renters. Some of the women, who discoE-
cred the deer, hissed on a cur which was slaepirB
near. He speedily overhaued the buck eh
held him fast until the women succeeded in rill;
ing him by cutting his throat He proved to be
very large and in fine order-Aou Vernon. Tsz
as RerqLd