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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-15

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
IA at Law, 500 Montgomery street, Rooms
IS and 66. Nevada Block. San Francisco. Cali
fornis.
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TrORNEYs AND COUNsELORs
"A at Law. Once in Ryland's Brick Build
ing. Bateman street, opposite the jackson
House, Eureka, Nevada.
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Especial attention is given to ENGRAVING.
Orders from the country will be promptly
attended to.
Watches Carefully Repaired and Warranted
for One Year.
Twenty years experience in the very first
thermometer, watch and eloskmakine establish
ments OF Dresden. Paris, London. Shanghai,
Yokohama and San Francisco. a complete set of
machinery necessary for the msnufaeture and
repair Of all kinds of timex keeping instruments
combined with the fact thatI refund any money
If ever l should fail 70 give entire satisfaction,
viii be = fair guarantee that none but frst-elsss
work will leave any hands.
EDw. WILHELM.
Eureka. December IA. 1878. di5-tf
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NOTICE

A IL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
n indebted to NJ. H. JOSEPH. of the Golden
Rule Store, will oblige him by calling ct Phil.
Harris cigar stand adjoining Csliisher Bros
same.
Eureka. April II, 1879 sp22tf
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NOTICE.

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Il Fifty shares DeFrees, is requested 30 call
at our once. PAXTON 4 co.
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NOTICE

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they feel able to do. under the present circum-
stances, the favor will be highly appreciated
G. HAMILTON, Dentist.
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NOTICE

nR. L. d. JOSEPH oR FRED. PENFoLD
IL are authorized to make collections for
me during my absence in California.
NJ h. JOSEPH.
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DILLH DS. ~ sssrrxEL ofhcs
ID and Cards, printed u INV
At reduced prices
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r HAVE ON MY PREMISES, AT ALPHA.
mouse-ccLfed Mare and Colt. There is
no percsptible brand ON the Mare. The owner
can have the same by calling within thirty
days and paying cExrees.
Alpha, New. April II. 1879 ap2s-1ms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-31

good ordinary Ike Not receipts als4 bales Exports
wiss sso 100 last 'es @ stock
wnnscroS, N. c., Dec. 30. 1872
and sood steady a. ss moin sars
81 %; yellow dip - % Tar steady at 81 TO- Corn hrm;
Flour stoady; clear, SO 25 81; 80. spring ss IS
= 75 double extra 8 50 So me-" process IS SO:
and sa co @ ss
5000 bushels No Srigh. Canads a. sie No bright
Rye scarce Corr mss-sas Soltsd; s54 unSoissd Mil
@ asroa az 10 f sse e 20 Sss
York, ase TO Albany. SOC. shpments-Four. ZOO bills;
Duluth 81 IS: No Duluth, + =;
%as Old Sln
Sss @ s:s 49, 81
NIL n. ss Mites ssS " sig Ely s
process. 81 81 60 Rail iseish!s quoted: Wheat.
S sas 200 ssl. :? wheat. Sassos
fc a so shipments By sa
wheat 90 goo bushels; corn l4lsoo d. OATS $500 do;
Flour DIN 400 SSls White 2. y Wheat sTss;
gan held 81 81 81 ssh bid December held 81 81,
s Nay; s s s Me- ~ 81 M s%Ss
y sS red 81 .o @ sss nSs ss
no do, 4dc. Oats easier: No waite 414c; No do,
10" 1% ss .d S "ss & ss. I
Flour 100 bbs; wheat, $500 bushels corn 500 h do
1900 bushels; corn. none; oats, l,edo bushels
CINcIHSArr Dec. 30, 1879.
Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat in active demand at
81 80 81 36 Receipts 4sO0 bushels Shipments 400
@ Ry. steady BARLEY dull, at Soc Pork dull At
hsss ds and asT S s ct s clear
sse Bseon dull and nominal; shoulders 5Hc clear rip.
shoulders age sides $50 Hams IKE a79sc. whiskey
tive firm and higher at 81 o. Butter firm and unchanged
&c. Hogs quiet; common, So rs 81 70; light 81 20
81 4o packing 81 IS 81 55 butchers. 81 SIS 81 S.
Wheat quet amber Michigan, December. 81 39i4; No
red. spot y 4os; January. 81 ~ February 81 IA;
Ms.;s,s a S 81 Ray. and .n MHn na red y
Die; May 47As; NO white +t.ss; rsjscsed a., AZ q
S. 10. Dressed hogs held SO 80. Receipts-Wheat.
$4,000 bushels corn 90. 900 do; oats 1000 do Ship
ments-whest. 4 o0o bushels; corn. 5000 do.
Flour quiet but steady. Wheat in fair demand. but
lower and heavy No red winter 81 sosi No CHICAGO
pss 81 osn s Sa r wsss
455sc. 46c.. May; rejected s7c. Oats dull weak and
sS Nay Rye sna barley '
i iisS. demand: ~. holder. arm a S s9 :
sI3 e2S sls March. Lard heavy; active. but
s sa CO., Co. February 70 s. 7s March Blk meats
enser; shoulders 3O short rib S. 10;
kss s @ steady xsa % q 49,
corn do - 900 do rye 800 do; barley,
5000 do. shipments-Four, l6OOO bbls. wheat 1900
barley 1000 do.
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Exports of domestic produce from this port for
the past week SG.745.s56 against $5,7s2673 for
the corresponding week last year. and s53l7 900 in
1877.
The total exports of produce since January wero
$685. 49, $50 against s3460I6.s73 for tho correspond
ing period last year. and s2os. $40 .92s in 1877.
The following despatch from tho West gives tho
movement of grain at tho leading points thcre to-
day Observation-Disclosures OF wheat, $1,000 BUSH
els shipments 1900 do. receipts of corn 400 do.
shipments. mono. Chicago-R Receipts OF whest
1885, bushels; Shipments 137l6 do, receipts of
corn, 255 III do; shipments, 77,0s6 do.
Gross earnings OF the Minneapolis and st. Louis
Railway for tho week ending December IA were
900 55, an increase Of $2,3OU "a.
A corporation to be known as tho Now Mining
Stock Board is being organized for the purpose OF
operating in mining securities. The circular issued
by the Board sets forth the enterprise cas- part
of movement to enable dealers in mining stocks
to borrow money upon tho same with like facility
rs upon railway and other securities. Seats are to
cost $1,000 each for the present and annual dues of
$50 are to be exactcd. Tho Committee on Organiza-
ton consists OF Harry G. Logan. John p. Jones,
United States Senator; william II. Shaffcr, A. McDon-
aid, ex-senator Of the United States; Henry Have-
meyer. Rufus W. Leavitt, Stephen d. Elkins, A. p.
X. Stafford, Ex-Governor OF Arizona; George II.
Roberts. George Chapman. director of Third Ma
tonal Bank, ana Thomas J. Slaughter.
Sales at the Mining stock Exchange to-day wore
a. follows;-
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Stainedood ordinary 10 9l6c: strict good ordinary.
IL Slice low middiing. 1lAc. middling II Lice. Tho
receipts ut the ports were as follows tiaveston, 32
bales New Orleans 726; Mobile Isis Savannah. 1874
Charleston, 1871 Wilmington. 1913: Norfolk 4.37i Bal
timore, 24 New York. Boston. 29ls; Philadelphia,
1l7a Total. 26elS bales This day last week. sol
bales This day last year, II 9+3 bales. Total since
tember l. 1l42l bales Liverpool kilograms Ia 80 T.
MRccepts 81 OO bales of which American "a 500 bales
Market castor Sales 5000 baes speculation and export
1000 bales. Middling uplands, l5-I6d. middling Or
leans, 116d. Futu-csSeers at BID decline. Deccm
Der delivery uplands low middng clause, Sgd Dccem
bcrJ anuary delivery uplands low middng clause. 6sd
January February delivery nplands low middling clause
67sd; FebruaryMarch delivery, uplands. low middling
clause 5i6c; March-Aprl delivery. uplands low mid
ding clause ID AprlMay delivery. uplands low mid
ding clause. 132d MayJune delivery uplands low
mddling 332d JuneJuly delivery. uplands low
mddling clause 32d.; JuiyAugust delivery upands,
low middling clause. 732d 1850 +. M.-Ordnary up
lands good ordinary uplands cad low middling
upands 13lbd middling uplands, Is led middling
Orleans Lied. 1880 Y. M-February March delivery.
upiands, low middng clause. 293sd. r. M.-Amori-
can sales, $500 bales. Futures dull hrt steady.
FEATHERS quiet vt o2c. for primo live and
35c. 4Oc for mixed
Fis-Codhsh aimed quiet and held at 81 rs So for
Georges and - 80 - rs for Grand Bank Mackore
still firm. We quote Shore No l. $40 u x22 No. = s.
50; No g. s. ST. Box herring quiet and nomina al
n pc. for medium and ISc. for tucktaiL
FLOUR DGRAIS.-Rcceipts-F 262tS bills. wheat,
5s5 bushels; meal, 90 bbls and 40 bags corn,
14O 6i bushels oats Al Az do rye $3.50 do barley oJO
malt 100 do. FlourThe market ruled steady under
aud southern about 1870 bbs within tho annexed
range Rye Hour steady. with sales of so bbls. Corn
steady and 100 bbls and 900 bags sold within
he range o
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

CoTToN-sPor 1-16C. OFF; FUTURES CLOSED
STEADY FLOUR sTEADY-wHEAT LOWER
CORN EASIER OATS FIRMER- PORK QUIET
LARD QUIET-sPIRITs TURPENTINE FIRMER-
RosIN sTEADY-CoFFEE QUIEr-sUGAR FIRM
PETROLEUM QUIET-wHIsKEY NOMINAL.
TUESDAY, Dec. 30-6 P. NJ.
Business continued very moderate, and the mar
kets quiet almost without exception. The huc-
tuations inconsequential, in few instan-
ces where the markets were wholly under the con-
troll Of speculators. On Change business was
moderate Flour remained quiet but steady. Wheat
irregular and lower Corn was generally easier.
quiet Lard about the Cotton the spot
l-l6c. off, futures closed steady Groceries quiet
Naval steady Oils and petroleum dull
ALCOHOL ruled steady ut 4oc for export and s. IL
81 IL for FREQ.
ASHES woro quoted at 4c 40 for pots and $40 for
pearls.
ANTHONY dull at zoe. for Cookson and Ito. for
other brands.
crooked Axe 1 5e medium sroon eSc 7se gr ~mn
hurl 7iSc ssHc. choice har and brush. s,fc ioe.
barely steady We note COS bags %arss"So OK
Ass on d
i5c.; good do. lec prime, iec santos air to good
1s sss s:s; ;sTs ss;s
Tsts t. reg ssS 10 Costa ss.
CoorKRAGK STOCK was steady. We quote :-Molasses
Shocks 32inch with heads 81 80 81 SU sugar Shocks
with heads 3sinch 81 80 So 49, do do soinch 81 80
pipe do So So So empty hogsheads 81 s. 05 hoops
10 feet, ordinary to prime $33 $5 do II feet do $2S
$40 per N.
CorPER auet. but steady, at 215sc 2ll6c, cash.
and nc. 221sc. for future delivery.
CoRDAGE steady We quote:-Maniln, largo and
SMALL l3ac l5c. tarred Manila. 13c. Sisal rope, lie.
lie
CorroN the spot l1ec cheaper. but tho market
closed steady the decline Futures fairly active
from to points lower. the market closing steady
tho decline The sales for future delivery between
A. NJ and three +. NJ up lis $40 bales, follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-31

At San Francisco the following tho opening
quotations for mining stocks:-Gold Il Curry. 400;
Savage assessment delinquent). 81; Chollar. 51s;
Ophir. IS; Hale Norcross, So; Crown Point. AGO;
Yellow Jacket. 8zs Becher, $40; Imperial. 1882;
Virginia Consolidated, 3.95; California. Il Best 4
Belcher. %; Union Consolidated, 40; Alpha. o;
Serre Nevada. II; Mexican. 1874; Silver Hill. G5;
Original Keystone. 2.s5; Justice assessment delin
quent. TX; Julia. 100; Utah. sK; Alta. az;
Bechtel. 1.35; Segregated Belcher. IL; Mono. ~;
Consolidated Pacific. AZ Potosi. 81; Exchequer,
$50; Mammoth. 2; North Standard, 200; Boston
consolidated, IL.
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LIVERPOOL, Dec 3O-S r. M.
Cotton-Futures dull but steady Tho sales Of the
Included 6, 600 bales American.
KxcHANGE.
LvERPoOL Dec 80 1879.
Pork-Prime Eastern dull at 62s; do do. Western
dull ut SOS. Bacon-Cumberland cut steady ut 3ss Cd
short rib steady 33s. long clear steady at SSs. ;
short clear steady at 3es 3D. cut steady at
4Os Shoulders steady ut 2,s. 3D. Beef-Inda mess
dull at s5s; extra mess dull at lois; prime mess
39s Tallow-Prime city steady at 37s. Sd.
Turpentine spirits Hrmer 32s Rosn-Common steady
As Cd fine dull ut les. Cheese-Amercan, choice at
steady 65s oil dull at 4Os Flour-Extra State
steady 3ls Wheat-Sprng No. steady ut los Id do
No. steady At los Id winter Western steady at
As I'd; do. Southern steady at S. sgd Cottonseed oil
Yellow American. none in market Rosin-Common
London dull Turpentine spirits at London steady
32s.
LONDON Doe. so. 1879.
The Mark Express In its weekly review or the
trade -1hcre Is ttle to be said concerning trade
business is almost at standsti There few retail
Of wheat at previous prices There has been
maize offering both the spot and TO arrive and Il de-
clined Cd Oats also declined 3D. Other feeding stufs
were dull and nominslly UNCHANGED The sales OF Eng
lsh wheat during the week .47,O4S quarters At
AIS Id quarter against 81 i quarters At ss Cd per
ports tho United Kingdom during the week ending
December 20 cw Of wheat and 2S0s7o cwt
FOUR
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Dec. 30 1873.
Cotton quiet; middling, 11ysc; low mdding, Iis,c. |;
good ordinary 1issc. Net receipts. 800 bales Stock
1882.
NEw ORLEANS. Dec. 10. 1879.
Cotton quiet; middng, NC; low mddling, IIAc.
good ordinary, Ike Net receipts, S,728; gross 1908
Exports TO France 81. Sales, 5000 Last evening" 1900
Stock. JOo,532.
MopiLr, Doc 30. 1879
Cotton ouct; mddling, Ike; low middling ilssc.
11ec.; good ordinary 1O7Sc lie. Not receipts 2S4s
bales. Exports coastwise, 577. Sales, 2OOo Stock,
7lv2S
SAVANNAH, Dec. 30 1879.
Cotton easy; midaling, iatsc; Low midains, IiXc {,
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WheatThe market for winter irregular aud lower.
White spring without decided change, closing at the
last cali follows NO spring. fof December 81 40 bid
81 90 asked; january per GENITAL & bid q A. asked;
white Tor December 81 53 bid, 81 50 asked; January
per ccass ~ Ssh hid ~ Sss asked February por
q az sd ssssGd rysn"sry per csn;s
s. HsA bid, 81 oDx askcd; May, per GENITAL,
s. a. bid. 3! 10 asked The salcs, Including $4,000
bushels for future delivery werc 5S2,O bushels at
q o7h a$i $50 for No rod cash 81 OK 81 os for
January. 81 81 81 81 tor February 81 "a 81 30 for
No white, VI 54 81 90 for January 81 81 asl 30
for February, 81 ~ 81 30 for No. Milwaukee, 81 "a
as2 e31 for No red, January ~ es 81 es, for do,
February; s. 57t for No white, January. and s. 63
81 64I for do February all per Genital Corn quiet
and generally custer closing at the last call follows
63sac bid otc asked January, steamer " "a bid 81 oa
steamer 81 Uais asked do No 81 Us bid 81 10 asked
May No 81 90 bid ~ ~ asked. The sales including
s bushels tor future delivery were i5sD bushels at
64c for No. q cash 03c for December 6Iac for Janu
airy; ~ oaSi i0h for same for FeDrnary per cental
&C. for round yellow 03c for southern yellow, and 00c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-31

sinking fund bonds ut ll3k IN yesterdays list
In the London market consols were unchanged at
9T>1 u 97S for both money and the account. United
States bonds u higher for tours and ves, both
selling at 1O6A. while AIS are lower at 1904.
Erie advanced from Ask to AK preferred from 70
to 70 74 consols seconds. from 9ok to Of; funded
nves, from "a IS to s5 Pennsylvania. from 52L to
62x; Beading. from 81 to 37h; Atlantic and Great
Western frsts. from 6ok to 61h. and do. seconds.
from to 29. Tho two last named closed at 59A and
27x. Pennsylvania closed at 52%. Illinois Central
at l03 Reading at 37 Erie consols. seconds, ut 90
Erie Arsts ut 1l9. Silver was 81 7-16d. per ounce.
At Paris rentes firm at s1f. 45c. The Bank Of
England gained 900 bullion on balance to-day.
Foreign exchange in this market was weak, and
the nominal asking rate for bankers sixty day bills
was reduced half cent. We quote tho latest rates -
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Total liabilities 80. $3.50, s45. GOO sl4.54l. 500

Receipts at Washington to-day were $l59.4S4 Sc
from internal revenue. and s462.118 10 from GUS
toms.
There was an active investment demand for gov
eminent bonds this afternoon, and prices were
higher, especially for the new tours. The market
olosed strong Mt he followinp ouotatiOns:-
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The money market was fairly active in tho early
dealings at per cent for call loans stock coll
lateral. and per cent ON government bonds.
Prime loans were quoted at per cent. and primo
discounts ct OK OF per cent. In the closing hour
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PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Dec 30. 1879
Printing cloths have been In good demand with sales OF
rs 100 pieces at c the market closing rm at &C.
aud 40. asked for the respective qualities.
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The following were the rates of domestic exchange
ON New York ut the aforementioned cities to-day
Savannah. buying y of. selling or; Charleston.
easier. free offerings. "a y 5-10, y par; Now Or
leans, commercial. discount. bank discount St.
Louis. LILO discount Chicago. rs to 80 discount and
Boston par.
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a. .v 80 & 81; no,,vyJ
contract 400 bales Wednesday, Current prices of
spot the following quotations for cotton In
store, running In quality than half grade
below the grade Quoted) -
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 30-5 p. NJ.
CottonFutures dull but steady. Tho sales Of the day
Included 6, 600 bales American.
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KaHroau DOnus were str0ng and moderately active.
Following is record of the sales Of State and rail-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-30
gnta1 9e1us.
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Judge 1aubie is on the bench this week.

Judge Laubie is on the bench this week.
The Grand Jury adjourned last week after find
ing some thirty bills Ofindictment.
True bills were found by the Grand Jury in the
following cases: George Elliott, grand larceny;
Richard Combs and George Wood, came charge;
Gustave 0hr and George Mann, murder In the
first degree; John Smith breaking etc.. in the
daytime, and attempt at felony; Frank Youngling,
assault and battery; Hiram Bahney Rape upon
daughter; Ida Wilson, James NcAlllster and Ell
PETER, robbery; John Lammert, A. Nolan and
Frank Ryder burglary and larceny; Wilson Hu'
gus, arson; John Benson, cutting with intent to
kill; Frederick Harris, manslaughter; Charles
Hoffman, burglary and larceney; Lewis " Buck
ius and John Lahm (HuntingtonB assignees),
erecting and maintaining nuisance (Union
DsmG Gibson Endsley and William Spring, mali
oious destruction Of property; Mary Loffer, grand
larceny; George Horton, grand larceny and re-
ceiving stolen property. John Sammett was rec
ognized in the sum Of $500. One indictment for
attempt at miscarriage. John Miller, assault
with attempt to rape; four indictments were
found against parties for selling liquor to be
drank on the premises.
Yengllng plead guilty and was fined S25 and
costs. Mary LofFer was recognized in the sum Of
$780, On Saturday last all the criminals under
arrest were arraigned before the court and with
the exception Of one plead not guilty and counsel
was assigned.
Sixty four civil cases have been before the
court during the past week. The criminal cases
will be called In about two weeks.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-30

The New York canvass closely resem.
bles that of Ohio In one respect; that is
I the unanimity with which the German
voters are rallying to the support of the
Republican ticket. As a class, the Ger
mans believe in honest money, and the
spelling OF nation with big N.-Clece,
Leader.
"As class, the Germans believe in
honest money" and also in honest gov:
eminent, and honest ways. They also
believe in counting in as President and
Vice President the men whom the peo-
pie elected, and do not favor the party
of fraud, and the only party that ever
gave the country dishonest money. "The
Germans" have not forgotten these
things, and some other 'loil" exploits of
the shoddy patriots and Credit Mobilier
thieves, that mainly run the Republican
party.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-30
MAKING A sooToHMAN.

In the year 1897, when democratic no.
tions ran high in England, the King was
attacked as he was going to the House Of
Peers. A gigantic Hibernian, on that oc-
casion, was conspicuously loyal in re.
pelling the mob. Soon after, to his no
small surprise, he received message
from Mr.. Dundas to attend his office
He went, and met gracious reception
from the great man, who, after prefacing
a few eComiums on his active loyalty, de.
sired him to point out any way in which
he would wish to be advanced, His Maj
esty having particularly noticed his cour'
ageous conduct, and being desirous to
reward it. Pat scratched and scraped for
awhile, half thunder struck.
"Nsy, my good fellow" cried Harry !;
think moment, and dinna throw
yourself out o. the way O. fortun'"
Pat hesitated moment, smirking as
if some odd idea had strayed into his
noodle.
an tell you what, mister, make a
Scotchman Of me, and, by St. Patrick,
there'll be no fear of my getting on"
The minister gazed while at the NAL
apropoS, with;
"Make a scotchman Of you, sir That's
impossible, for l cant give you pru-
dence."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-30
, MARRIED.


LLAMM-CoGAN-o the 23d inst by A. W
! GoshOrn, Esqr., Mr. John 8. Llamm and Dian e
Cogani both OF Bethlehem township.
MADELIM- MIDBER4 On the 28dinst, by Rev.
| p. Herbtuck, Mr.. franklin Madelim and Miss
Mary L. Miller, both of stark county.
LOT2-sTEVENsoN-- the same and BY
the same, at the Stevenson House In Canton, Mr.
George O. Klotz and Miss Samantha A. Stevenson
both Of Canton.
KLlNGAMAN-KANDLE the 26th inst, by
the same, Mr.. Samuel +. KlingamRn and Miss Lu.
cetta Handle, both Of Stark county.
RUKENBRoD--RosHAW the Lutheran
parsonage, East IuscaraWas street. Canton, on
the 2lst inst, by Rev. A. II. Feldman Mr.. Alven
Rukenbrod and Miss Jennie Roshaw, both Of this
city. 'a.f
MILLER -oRDEAN-At the residence Of E ].
Rex, North Walnut street, Canton, on Thursday
evening, 23d inst, by Rev.A.H Feldman, Mr.. John
r. Miller and Mrs, Martha ordean, all Of this
city,
One bachelor less in the jolly old mess
And one couple more into line;
When the husband and wife, seize the joys Of this
life,
And feel they did well to combine.
BLUMENsCHEIN-ACK CKERMAN- the 2Sd
inst, ct NRvorre, Ohio by Rev J. g. Stoner Mr.
Philip BlumenBoheinand Miss Louisa Aekermau
both Of Stark county. a.-.,r U-
ZELLERS--hEHR--By Rev. J. NJ, Grether Oct
26th, Laao P. ZelleB and Melinda Lehr.
.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-30

TIE amiability of the Carroll Free
Press may be judged when it says-"that
arch traitor, Clement L, Vallandigham."
Of course, every one can see at once the
excessive loyalty OF those poor black
guards. They can, however, swallow
Credit Mobilier, De Gollyerism and
Presidential fraud by perjury and for.
gerry, without trouble. Those fellows
must be Republican saints, and love to
kick dead lion.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-30

THAT certificate of character helped
Hartshorn to the Senate greatly. Some
Of our good Democratic friends should
take due credit to themselves for certi
flying for Hartshorn, Snyder and Guest
We have heard of an Irish girl who
Wept immoderately at losing her char
ao.ter on board of a ship, The Captain
paciAed the poor girl by saying he would
give her one as good before landing in
New York. Let Hartshorn and Snyder
take their char ac ters with them to Co.
lumbus, and be careful they don't lose
them there.