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BIDDY,s PARTY.

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WIN ye list, thin, Kitty FagIn, mind your washin
Molly White,
Till Itell yiz Of the party that wnt to yisther-
night ..H.Hu
Was drst out like lady, with my gown and ribbons
And me Johnny cam to fetch me, with beautiful
bouquet .4
And the candles shone so bright,
We were happy all the night
And evry face was friendly, and evry harrt was
light;
And the good old Irish music wlnt soundln' out 30
gay,
That we thought we sure were treadln' on the
green turf far away.
And the attn that was in 1t and the streamln' out 80
nice, N NI
But no drap of whsky-bless hlm-could me John.
nys lips entCe
May he holy Mother kape him for me HART 'ud
break, think.
II he wlntasray, mavourneen through the lovln' Of
the drink
But the candles shone so bright
Wewere happy all the night
And evry face was friendly, and evty harrt was
light. Iu.i'
And the good old Irish music wlnt soundn' out so
gay,
That we thocht we sure were treadln' on the green
turf far away,
And the company was pllsant, ana the music was
That we niver thocht O lawn TIL the dawnln' of the
day;
And YEN niver see tell ylz TIL ye lose your snses
quite 'f Hi
Such another splendid party as wlnt to yesther-
-lf night I-i
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HEARD TOO MUCH.

Lewis Gsylor CLARK tba ed,,o, a, ~. p.,....
boeLer A,,,l.,,. s.s wy oui.or y, 'ne A"'es9~
with great delirht, ~ 'YYHN""'"s '''lE
Some two miles IN Inc rIvoe ,ro,r O, 1oh,.,,,..
VI IA a nrm,,,,,o ~, - y. 'onn'puFI
"The Centern Mara nj Ion1",n ,l'1so ~ O-l.o ..-
youth Of the violniy corssoas,oa oVo o. 'ne lu.No
nand dance thew dId b ss,a orr A. - ~ s.'
an ,unotIon wnsaown - 80. ~ w.
beau" One intereStino man Ssv" T OeI,s' Sao
fraelv heos,oa ,.,,a,,a1,, a. ,nolOeu soo
evening aud wisely concluded ~ Iv rs,i,. y ~ ~,
short rest = ''' -''4
A door eiAr near the dapoinV hall revao,.d Ia.
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RULES OF TIE ROAD.

What man would be wise, let him drink Of the river
That bears on Its waters the record OF Time;
message to him every wave can deliver
To teach him TO creep till he knows how TO climb
Who heeds not experience trust him not; tell him
The scope of one mind can but trifles achieve
The weakest who draws from the mind will excel
him
The strength Of mankind is the wisdom they leave
For peace do not hope; to be Just you must break It,
Still work for the minute and not for the year.
When honor comes to you, be ready to take 1t;
But reach not to seize it before 1t isnear.
BE silent and safe; silence never betrays you,
BE true to your word and your work and your
friend, ,,.
Put least trust in him who is foremost to praise Won
Nor Judge Of day till 1t draws to the end.
Stand erect in the vale, exult on the mountain
Take gifts with sigh most men give to be paid,
81 had" is headache; II have" is fountain,
You're worth what you saved, not the million you
made
Trust toll not intent, or your pains will mlscarry,
Your wife keep sweetheart, instead Of tease,
Rule children, by reason, not rod; and mind marry
Your girl when you can, and your boy when you
please.
Steer straight as the wind will allow; but be ready
To yeer Just point to let travellers pass
Each sees his own star-a stiff course is too steady
When this one to meetings goes, that one to mass.
Our streams not so wide but two arches may span it,
Good neighbor and citizen these code,
And this truth in sight ht-every man on the planet,
Has Just as much right as yourself to the road.
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JUDGE BOGAN, HIS MANNERS AT
THE BAR AND ON THE BENCH.

When Jadge Began was practicing
lawyer in Georgia, he weighed about 300
pounds. He was a short man, and had
no coupling pole betwixt his head and
his shoulders. His back was as broad
as cellar door. Of course he a good
natured man, but sometimes very sar-
castle in the use of language before q
jury. ofa -a.
When the Judge was elevated to the
bench, he didn't give the juries much
latitude in making up a verdict. If the
verdict didn't suit him he charged them
over again, and sent them back. One
day Col. Foster was defending fellow
who was sued on promissory note, and
the Colonel closed an eloquent speech
with: These are the grand principles
of the law, gentlemen. which control the
case. They are as old as England, solid
as the Blue Ridge, and have come down
to us untarnisned by the tide of time or
the wreck Of bloated empires, and so
will his Honor charge you"
The Judge was leaning forward, his
eyes sparkling and his mouth twltching
at the corners. Hardly waiting for the
Colonel to sit down, he said: Ellis
Honor won't charge you any such thing,
gentlemen; for these eternal principles
my brother Foster has elucidated have
no more to do with the case than the
Koran of Mahomet. This defendant ad-
mits that he signed this note, and if you
believe him, then all these dilatory, mug.
atory, purgstory pleas that he has ripped
up, tripped'up, dug up, stumped up, and
trumped up, won't avail him. What do
you say to that, Brother Foster, ehP", =
Nothing, sir; only that l sm obliged
to difey with the Court" said the Colo-
mel. Dlnoi iuH a t@ r aoNM
"Yes, sir, you can differ; you have the
right to differ; but where the Court and
the counsel differ, the Court prevails.
and that's the law of this case. Gentle-
men, retire and make up your verdict -
Detroit Free Press.
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SOMETHING FOR JIM BLAINE.

How lie Once Tried to DepOse President Lincoln.
Mr.. Blaine proved too smart again yes
terday. He wound up hsspeech on the
Army Appropriation bill with fulsome
eulogy of Abraham Lincoln. Yesterday
was the anniversary of Lincoln's assassi.
nation. 1t is fourteen years since he
died. The last week of his life, after four
years of such anxiety and labor as sell
dom fall to the lot of man, was brighten
ed with the hope and expectation that
the lines of seCtionaism were erased and
that the Union-the Union of our love
and commemoration, the Union of our
hearts and hands-was finally restored.
1t was his desire and ambition to be a
mediator between the North and the
South; to win and deserve the love of the
alienated States; to call them back to their
old duties. The terms accorded to Lee
by Grant at Appomattox were
PART OF LINCoLNs PROGRAMME.
The elaborate scheme proposed by
Sherman to Johnston, restoring to the
South its civil rights, through an agree
ment of the armies, grew out of Lincoln'a
suggestions. His last inaugural address,
his advice to the Union commanders, his
visit to Richmond, his speeches made in
that memorable week, all pointed in one
| direction. He was to stand as the rep
resentative of conservatism at the head
of the Government. 0n the 14th of April
1S65-before the tragedy of that evening
sent thrill of horror through the land
Mr.. Blaine and crowd of New Eng
landRadicals whose beck and call he then
obeyed, were not eulogizing Abraham
Lincoln. On the contrary, they were
still deep in their plots to tie his hands
and obstruct his policy. Has Blaine for
gotten the emissares who were sent to
New York in 1853 (he was fresh. fedg-
ed Congressman them to perfect plan
for
DEPosING THE PRESIDENT
And proclaiminga Directory" with Thad
Stevens at it's headP Has he forgotten
the overtures that we're made to HoratiO
Seymour in 1864, by the Washington
managers, If he would comply with terma
which less honorable or more am mbitiouH
man would have accepted greedily? Has
he forgotten that he and the plunderera
who were always his chosen associates,
were not the friends but the enemies of
the murdered President? Does he for.
get how the Canting hypocrites who were
retained to pray for Radicalism saw in
Booths bullet the hand of God interpOs-
ed to remove the lenient Lincoln, that
treason might be made odious" through
the harsher methods Of the "stalwart"
Johnson2 Mr., Blaine, with his accustom-
ed audaCity, presumed too far on the ig-
norance and credulity of his hearers
when he summoned the shade of the
dead Lincoln to cover the living rascality
of Republicanism.- Utica Observer.
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Be u Resolved By the General Assembly of The State
Of Ohio (three.ithS OF all the members elected to
each house coueurring therein) That a PROPOSE.
ton to amend the Constitution Of the State OF
Ohio be submitted to the electors Of the State, on
the second Tuesday of October, A. D. 1879 az fol-
lows to-wit THAT sections 3 and Of article 4,
entitled Judicial" be amended so as to be and
SECTION 8. The State shall be divided into nine
common pleas districts, Of which the county Of
Hamilton shall constitute one, which districts
shall be Of compact territory, bounded by county
lines, and said districts, other than said county Of
Hamilton, SHALL without division Of counties. be
further divided into subdivisions, in each Of
which, and in said county Of Hamilton, there
shall w elected by the electors thereof respective
east one judge Of the court Of common
~ 81 for the district and residing therein. Courts
oiy common pleas shall be held by one or more Of
tdese judges In every county OF the district as Of
ten as may be provided by law and more than
one court or sitting thereof may be held ct the
same time in each district. WI
SEC. g. In each district there shall be elected,
by the electors at large Of such district, one judge
OF the district court by whom the district courts
IN tuch district shall be held, and he shall receive
such compensation as may be provided by law.
District courts shall be held In each county at
least once every year. The General Assembly
may increase the number Of district court judges
to three in any district or districts and may pro-
vide for having Judge pro temp0re TO hold any
court Whenever necessary by reason OF the fail'
uTe, 0lBqualincau0n, ABSENCE, or BiOkneHB OF aay
judge, and the amount Of pay allowed judne
pro tsmpore may be deducted from the salary Of
any Judge whose default causes the necessity Of
having the pro tempore Judge. The times Of
holding common pleas and district courts shall be
fixed by law. but the General Assembly may
authorize the judges Of said courts respectively,
to fix the times ofrthe holding Of said courts.
AT said electiOnthe voters desiring to vote In
favor Of this amendment, Rhall have placed upon
their ballots the words, Judicial constitutional
amendment Yesp and the voters who do not
favor the adoption Of said amendment may have
placed upon their ballots the words, Judicial
constitutional amendment, MOI" and II o majoris
ty Of all the votes cast at said election be in favor
OF said amendment then said sections three and
FIVE herein specified, shall be and onstitute the
sections 90 numbered in the said judicial article
of the Constitution of the Slate Of Ohio: and said
original sections three and FIVE ehall be repealed.
JAMES II. NEAL
Speaker of the House Of Representatives
JABHZ w. FITCH,
President Of the Senate.
Adopted April TO- 1879.
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arOu pOrr KNOW 1HE1R VALVE ,

''They cured me Of Ague, Bilousnesa and Kid
ney Complaint, as recommended. l had q half
bottle leit which used for my two little girls
who the doctors and neighbors said could not be
cured. lam confident should have lost both Of
them one night If had not had the hop Bitten
in my house to use, found they done them 80
much good continued with them, and they are
now well. That Is why say you do not know
half the value Of Hop Bltters, and do not recon-
mend them high enough. ."-B., Rochester, N. Y.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-29

ACCORDING to Governor st. John. of
Kansas, some Of the poor blacks in the
exodus have trouble at the river towns
on both ends of the line. A recent let
ter from the Governor says some opposi-
ton mas been shown at places along the
Missouri to their landing; but that "Kan-
sas, as q State, and her people, are right
on this question, and will not permit anv
to be driven away."-Gsue. Leader, l6th
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-29
Legal Notice.

William F. High, whose place Of residence is un.
known viii notice that George ID. High, Of Pitts
bufgh, Pennsylvania on April 19 1879, hled his peti-
ton the Court OF mmOh Pleas, Of Stark county
Ohio, against Mary VgHigh and William r. High,
defendants setting forth that Mary 9. Dunbar died
August 2 1871 seized in fee simple Of the north half
Of lot 2S 10 the city Of Canton In said county that
ted to record in the Probate Court Of said county,
October q 1871, said Mary 8. Dunbar devised to said
Mary v. High one undivided half and TO said George
D. and William f. High each one undivided fourth
Of said real estate IN fee gple that said George d.
tate In and are seize in fee simple OK said real estate
ln said propOrtlons and praying that partition may
be made ofsad real estate or II the same cannot be
done without manifest injury thereto that such pro-
ceedlngs may be had In the premises authorized
by Law. The said William F. High Is notified that he
Is required TO appear and answer said petition or
GEORGE D. HIGH,
Tf7 by LYNCH, DAY q LYNCH,
apr2Aw ! S7I bis Atborneys.
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Dissolution Notice.

The co-pavtnershlp heretofore existing between
IH5,enry NJ Wertz, David r. Wertz, Franklin p
Wertz, William O. Wertz and John Wertz waa on
Ine sixth day Of May A. D. 1879 dissolved said John
wes.s having sold his partneTship interest to the
nereoy notified not trust said Wertz upon the credit
~ tne firm OF Wertz Brothers above mentioned as
tney Will pay no debts by him contracted upon the
credit OF the firm now known as the Wertx RfotherS
WERTZ BROTHERS-
Tuscarawas township, stark county OHIO, NAV 10
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NOTICE..

On the 18th day of May In the year 1879, the Pro-
bate Court Of Stark county Ohio declared the estate
OF John M. Philp deceased, 10 be probably lnsolv.
en Creditors are therefore required 10 present their
Claims against the estate to the undersigned for al
lowaace within six months nom the time above
or they will not be entitled 70 payment
.s-.,-,- AUGUST WEhNEr,
Administrator Of John M. Phillip, decd.
canton May 70, ls7p.-dw A. HoUsEL, Atty
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REKARn nR nrn1r

Tne .. 3. Government has given not only to Dr.
Prices Cream Baking Powder, but to his specIal
FlAvoring Extracts, the preference. ana larre
quantities are hhipped 10 ia military pOsta,
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! Judge Underhill ia having neat iron fence put
up In front Of his residence, on South Market
street The fence "a from the Champion Iron
Fence Cos work., At Kenion,
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United STATES OF AMERICA, ONO, |

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, OHIO
Office of the Secretary Of State. J. rrI 81
l, Milton Barnes, Secretary of State Of the State
Of Ohio, do hereby certify that the foregoing is
true copy Of joint resolution passed by the Gem
eral Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, on the 10Th
day Of April, A. D. 1879, taken from the original
rolls fled In this office. E8VV
In testimony whereof, I have
hereuntO subscribed my name and
IsEALl aflixed my official seal at COlum-
bus, the 11th day Of April, A. d.
1879. MILTON BARNES,
Napr17lm Secretary of State.
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Thistlme, according to the Adventists the world
will end July 21. The ice dealers viii thus lose
portion Of their crop-Ez
Masaillon ics dealers shOtld take warning by
the above and compromise, b.,
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NOTICE.

Adolph M. Ray, ofAsheviIle, in the county Of Bun
eomsss n tns state Of North Carollna is hereby
day Of May 1879 file her petition in the office Of the
clerk OF the Court VI Common Pleas within and for
the county Of Stark and State OF Ohio, charging the
said Adolph M Ray With gross neglect Of duty, and
wlllful absence FOR more than three years last past
and pray g that she may ie divorced from the said
on SATURDAY, June 2sth, 1873, soon thereafter as
the same can be heard. LAURA A. RAY,
N By MEYER PTERo her Attys
Dated May 18TH lS7O.-lw
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ASSIGNEES SsSALE.

The undersigned, assignee of Michael Krebneahl,
will sell at public auction Saturday, the 21st day
OF june 1879 at the residence Of said Michael Krelh
neahl, five miles southwest of Canton, stark county
Ohio. the following described real estate Situate in
said county, viz: The undivided half Of the north
east quarter dissection number twentysix (26 town
ship number ten Q0) and range number nine l9l in
stark county, Ohio, containing one hundred and six
ty eight and 63l0O acres fland, Being all Of hi ni
.terest In said above described premises. Subject,
however, and charged with the payment Of an annu-
lty Of forty dollars year to one Catharine Kreib-
neahl nmf fNrF FEHA Fl
sale to commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms
I rra WILLIAM j PIERO,
tt Assignee of Michael Krelbneahl.
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AtraI
JOINT RESOLUTION,

Submitting Propositions to Amend Sec.
tiOn Two Of Article Two, Section One
Of Article Three, and Section Four Of
Article Ten Of the Constitution Of the
State of Ohio.
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:. ne 70 RESOLVED bu me General Assembly Qfthe
elected each House concurrlng therelnl.
That propositions TO amend the Constitution
Oi the state OF ono, be submitted tothe elec.
tors OF the State, on the second Tuesday 0f
october, ID, 1879, as follows, TO witt That
Pectlon Two OF Article two, Section one OF
ArIlcleIhree aud section four OF Aricle ten,
be so amended aH to end as follows:
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,toIi n WY ~ hepTgson ua as
sii st'i Du eVoteu ueIinli'lly py wy eiVcs"Is III
sno @ eapev p ,Ve ,Ve Souu ties or ulN.llu's' a, uuho
Nv NV XIV InelL teilns VI oice tnaii
Nr, Nit SS ~ ~ Cio iutesunS neAV @ uItYI IVY iiIss
w. ,aS W. VI '"huuJ V'lo'u'N'ei' "nu oonunuo
WV Se"is'
SEC 1, The Executive Department ehaIl
consist Of a Governor, Lleutenant Governor,
Secretary Of state, Auditor, Treasurer and
electors of the ,tale nj the Mace of voting for
members of the General Assembly. and al a
time prescribed by law,
GpTrCIE
SEQ 4 Township olncer snaii DC elected
OLl que IiISt a. nonuny iy ol Pm ny Ghe qqallnen
Hoonnnr and to spc erYp pencoadi JtO,
three wears. MS may be nrovIded Inv law
10y SS''r' ~ ~, fY An '"'
rOoM VI bALLOi
At said election the voters IN favor OF tho
adoption of the amendment to Section two,
Article two, ,hall have placed upon their bal-
lots the words, amendment TO Section two,
Article two, Of Constitution, Yesn and those
who do not favor the adoption of said amends
ment shall have placed upon their ballots the
words, amendment TO Section Two, Article
H..
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Teachers Examination S.. Can
ton Union School.

An exsmlnelion ci applicants for positions in the
Canton Schools Will be held m the fith School room
at the We9t Building, on Saturday NAV sist is79
Inc examination VIII commence at O'clock q, N,
BY order Of the Board.
april III. LEHMAN, Clerk.
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The Farm Contains 145 Acres

IS acres Of it In timber and all the remainder in
very high state OF cultivation hrskclass buildings
and every other convenience and advantage necessa
dy 70 market being located " miles southwest
Canton, o.. overlooking the city A stream Of ffesh
water runs through the farm sufficient for any GUAM
tly OF stock, making II also an excellent stock hrm
For price and terms Inquire on the premigcs.
mayfSt THE HEIRS.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, OHIO, |
Office of the Secretary of State
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION

Three and tiVe, Article -Four, OF the
Constitution, ReOrgRDizlng the judi
cIary of the State.
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Executors Notice.

Whe undersigned hasbeen appointed and qualified
. executor Of tho estate Of Joseph Gachder. lafe
Siiif CETEsTiNE vEssERIAr,
maaoowS Executor.
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a,aI Estat. for SaIl.
Farm For Sale.

The widow and heirs OF John Rank, deceased, oifer
At private sale the Farm and appurtenances thereun
TO belonging, and lately owned 6y him.
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dreFntifGsisScrff.

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@onlols 96 3I16 fiji Gelo unb DO. fir 0rlef.
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Srief.
QiuerpooI,15. Sanuar, 1890 9aa6m.-
Saumnole ieiter. RltteIiOrte SherlGuber
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