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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-29

After swindling right and left for fifteen
years and finally stealing the presidency by
the returning board game, it Is very natural
that the republicans should he terrified at the
possibility of having the same little game
played on them. A week ago Blame and
IIamlin, down IN Name, took returning
board scare, and gathering small army Of
stalwarts around Gov. Garcelon at Augusta
tried to inimidate him by yelling that they
would stand defeat but not robbery" But the
told the stalwart army that it made no differ
cncc how much they threatened" the vote Of
Maine would be Canvassed strictly according
to law :" and the stalwarts retired with fleas in
their ears. Even if the stalwarts are cheated
by the greenbackers in Name, they ought to
bear in mind who set the example. As Mat.
Carpenter said in his speech before the by I
commission in Washington in 1877;
"If it be true that Governor can certify u
man AS duly appointed clcCtor OF IA State who
has not received u single vote at the polls and
that 10 open the action of a Canvassng board
who have been brihcd or coerccd to throw
away all the ballots cast and certify talsedood.
known to the public mind, known to both
Houses Of Congress from investigations they
have carried on through their committees and
the examination of witnesses under oath, is not
to be permitted, who is SO hopeful as to be
lieve that there will ever be another president
elected by anything but fraud?"
As Blaine and llamlih heartily endorsed
and actively aided the fraud here so strongly
reprobated by their brother stalwart of Wis
consin, what right have they TO complain with
such warning, if even Maine Legislature
can no longer be elected by anything but
fraud? ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-29

Leadville like all great INNING centers
finds it necessary to step outside OF the usual
legal boundaries to deal with the criminal
population such centers always in their earlier
formation attract Recently two notorious DIES
peradocs Charles Stewart and Ed. Frodham
by name, were arrested on grave charges and
locked up; but both their friends outside and
themselves IN Jail made such violent threats
against many pcaceable and law-ablding citi
zens, that vigilance committee was organized
and the two desperadoes taken by force from
the Jail an Friday night of last week and hang
ed. The vigilance committee, which has some
800 sworn members, has given notice to qul,
to numerous other thugs, VIII lie an organiza
ton of thugs has been formed claiming to have
700 members, who give notice that they are
ready to fight. Evidently there is promise OF
warm times soon at Leadville.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-29

The National Grange of the Patrons of Hus-
bandry holds ITS annual meeting this year at
Canandaigna, n Y. The only member in at
tendance from this part Of the country is John
S. Armstrong, Esq, of Sheridan. He sends US
the proceedings of two days, including the ac'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-29

BY the burning of the Eighth Avenue horse
railroad stables III New York on Tuesday one
hundred horses and some twenty street cars
were burned. Four fircmen were injured by
falling walls during the connagratlon, two of
them fatally. The loss Of property is estimat-
ed at q quarter Of million.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-29

Gwen crown you king" said Judge Brad
well in the exuberancc of his enthusiasm at
the Grant reception in the rotunda of The
Palmer House at Chicago The idiot express
ion Is a good offset for the idiot utterance OF
Bob roombs, but it was not instantly tele-
graphed all over the country as Toombs's letter
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-29
JODRING DEPARTMENT.

Our facilities for doing all kinds Of job Work, In the va
rous styles art not surpassed In this Section ana
we respectfully solicit those wishing anything done IN UNI
line TO give 10 call by the Judicious and nber. use o
printers ink many mans fortune has been made ana tht
Geld Ia still open Try
Orders by mail promptly attended TO-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-29

The estimated total currency of the country
on Nov. ! thus appears to have been more
than 81 ,l65, 100000, which amount is at least
$3.50, 100000 in excess of the highest pCin,
reached between ,he suspension and the re
sumption Of specie payment.
Thus 'thc grinding process Of resumption, y
instead of making money scarce, has increas
ed the volume of our actual circulation by
nearly $iOO,0000O0! 1t Is true, that for the
larger portion of this addition we are indebted
to the vast importation of gold brought about
by the extraordinary foreign demand for our
breadstufls; but suppose we still had in com.
mon use a deprecated greenback or paper
currency, this gold would not nave added a
dollar to our circulation. 1t would have gone
into the banks and remained there to be treat
ed1as merchandise. Resumption has placed
it on level with our greenbacks and national
bank bills, and so all circulate together and
every addition OF gold from abroad or from
our mines becomes to that extent an addition
to our circulation
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-29

dress of the Worthy Lecturer, Mortimer White
head, and series of very sensible resolutions,
entering a strong plea for national unity and
good feeling and dcprecatng sectional hatred
and strife
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-29
INITIATION.

Two years ago, IN arguing against the Inc
ores OF the iiatmoney delusionists, the FREE
TRADER said, ut Is not by issuing more cur
rency that congress can make money plenty
but by placing our present currency upon
SOLD specie OASIS. ms Will DrinS oacK u
our business men ana capitalists mat iinih'
terlal but important element confidence WHICH
alone can revive business, ana revival
business VIII create II demand Tor money, ah'
that. and not legislation, Will make money
plenty
We are induced to revert to tins by reading
Comptroller hnONs report soon 10 he SUBMITTED
to congress but already published. comp
uoilcr naturally feels iubllant over the safe
re,urr tn snec,c novmcnt and wouId f,ip an
'.,,, - 49,. -, .,,a,;,,r,n.,;a, 81,
PioI''" 'o w ''c P'c'o"' ""'''"''''" ''"" '"'
credit OF that achievement, though heaven
knows the ways and means by which 1t was
brought ohout wer, hunolinp enopoh and rs
,.,,..,,.1,.,,,, -,
Suo'osH 10 N"9uJ 'h''' "''' ,o''""'0 " u" ",
traordinarily fortunate combination OF iortuIt
Gus circumstances than to any wisdom or fore
sicht on the mart or fine administration or con.
,i....,.,, .,.,.....,..,.. 1901 ..,.,,
siceS' io' '"o io'"l' 70 'iH5 u'"''y ''''"' ,''''
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-19
MAssILLoM.

ma Fsooa have been we'll attended this week.
dov rThnr,d.v, /. the last day. For want Of
- ...oo.N "a ,,n,o ~ om,, tbe summary this week.
--,.l -. 4, a., o,.ous ~
Everybody Is preps9int i'' ui' N''' 0'NN v
The season on the 2'In'
Marry Albright did not have an opportunity
10 tnlsh his pedestrian ieat allf FlgRb tpousn ne
could have done II eaAily,A ne Naa' affea'sp "
Sunday afternoon tar hportlnlf to6 oil y sap,
hath. II appears that R9g alopting anq M5r ~
man, Of this city, tool lide Qpt 70 thP tlKilB
VJar6, outside the city liIhlIs AnN 4i.ef RleNlnB
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-19
COMMON PLEAS COURT.

Mary Emma Ford VS. Jonas Keim, civil action,
verdict In favor Of defendant,
J.s. Unkefer vs J. 8. EAkin ct al, civil action;
decree for pl'f for Sl95 80 and order to sell.
Joseph Peters VS. Lewis stielEe ct ux ct al, civil
actor; decree for prR for 'S6Ol7S and order to
Bell.
Harriet Mese VS. j. NJ, De ostrophe, civil action;
Temporary INDUCTION allowed.
Ollie L. JackmGn ct al in partition; Conhrma.
tlOR Of smicable partition and assignment of
dover.
Louis H. withey VS. c. B. Sandals, civil action;
TO Jury, verdict for prff for Sl505O.
G. D. High VI Mary V. High, partition ordered,
Geo. ] Trump VS. NJ. freedman ct ux ct al, in
execution; sale confirmed and deed ordered.
Francis Wang VS. Phillip Wang, decree ftE
divorce, plff stored to maiden name, to have
custody of children, s4OO alimony and personal
property about the house
i'll. De Good VS. Cyrus Young, civil action; to
Jury, verdict for plf for SIS.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-19
PERSONALS.

rs. Rothchd, of Philadelphia was the guest
of Charlie sliker. at the lake, Tuesday.
Miss Kittle Kngsborough, daughter Of John
Kingsborough the well known Cleveland fish
packer and Wholesale dealer, is spending few
days in the city, the guest Of Mrs. James Gully.
James NJ. Myers, E,q, Of Letonia is now in the
city looking for a suitable place to open law
shop and swing his shngle. We were pleased to
learn that Mr.. Myers had determined to locate in
Canton, as we know that he will be first class
citizen and feel assured that he will prove val
pAble acquisition to the Stark county bar.
T.G. Stanley, OF the Empire House, at Akron
was in town on Wednesday, on business and
pleasure trip. t G looks as though the climate
Of Summit county agreed with him and reports
trade good, Az he has always been pOpulAr
landlord we are not surprised at the report.
W.M. shorb, formerly Of this city, but now Of
the American House, at Salem, is spending few
days In the city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-19

Masonic PIcNIC.-Tbere will be grand Mason
Ic picnic al Meyers Lake on the 2Ith, St. Johns
Day. The members Of the eight lodges In this
county and many visiting brethren, with their
families, are expected to be present. Prominent
speakers have been selected to deliver addresses,
and q pleasant time may be expected.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-19

The following new officers were recently elect.
Cd by the Steamer Fire EuRine Company: Fore.
man, Ed. Pero; list Asst, John Clark I'd Asst
Louis Plero. The foreman appointed Louis ohli-
ger noEzeman, and the balance OF the officers re-
main az formerly.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-19
MARRIED.

REUsING-RINK.-0n the 10th inst, by Rev,
?. Herbruck, Mr.. Jacob A. REFUSING aud Miss
Wilmina Rink, both Of Canton.
WIsE-POE- onthe 10th of June, at Navarro,
Ohio, by Rev. j. 8 StOneT, Mr. Reuben Wise
and Mis- Rebecca A. Poe, both of stark county.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-19

REUNIoN.-The 1O4th o, V. /. will hold reunion
OF the regiment in Canton, on August 9th.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-19
DIED.
AarktS

BCHUTT--on the 18th Of June, near RichVille
Ohio, Mr.. Jacob SChutt, aged so years.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-19
SHERIFF SALE.

Thovenin's Guardian VS. Justin Chofin ct ux ct al,
BY virtue Of a an order to sell issued from the
Court of Common Pleas of Stark county, Ohio, and
TO me directed, will offer for sale at public Ontcry
at the door of the courthouse, In the city of Canton
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-19
SHERIFF SALE.
VIM z Raynolds VS. L Q Bishop ct w.

By virtue OF an order to sell Issued from the
court of common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio,
and to me directed will offer for sale at public out
cry at the door ofthe courthouse in the city Of Can
ton, on
Saturday, the 19h day of July, 1879,
the following described real estate situate in said
county tO-wit Lots number 81 and AZ, situate on
Market street In and T s Kimball's addition To
the city OF Canton.
Lot 81 appraised at as.
LOt4 49,
Sale to commence at / o'clock p. m. Terms cash.
junl9ew Up. RAUCH. Sheriff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-19

SHERIFF SALE.
Grener, Steel q Co VS. D Miller ct al.
BY virtue Of an order to sell issued from the court
Of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio and TO me
directed will offer for sale at public OutcTy, at the
door Of the court house, In the city Of Canton on
Saturday, Me l9h day of July, 1879,
the following described real estate situate in said
county towiE Lot number thirty 1907 in Webb's ad-
dton tU Alliance.
Appraised at t633.
Sale to commence at / O'Clock p. m. Term" "ash.
junl9-ew Up. RAUCH, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-19
Saturday, me 19h day of July, 1879,

the following described real estate situate In said
county Owit Part of lot number eighty 1907 In the
city OF Canton, being strip thirty (SO) feet wide of
the west side Of said lot and the entire length OF the
uaH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-19

PALMER'B Weekly
Bulletin appears week
ly In the DEMOCRAT,
and contains items OF
news TO those interest
ed In the purchase Of
floor, wall and window
coverings.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-19

Sale to commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms cash
junl9e Up. RAUCH, Sheriff,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-19
CANTON RETAIL MARKET.
RurTKR, LARp, q

DEMOCRAT OFFICE.
Canton, Ohio, June 10, 1879.
The following will be found correct quotations this
aaY OF the retail price TO consumers Of the articles
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-19

Go 10 PRlmer's for
good Carpets.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-19
VOL. L.
SaIutatOTy.

Parties from YOungs.
town, New Lisbon, Ak
ron, to say nothing Of
Massillon and other
rural districts, are con.
stantly ordering from
me--and saving money
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-19

The little Weekly
Bulletin is q spicy
sheet, ably conducted
conducted, and always
reliable on subjects Pc
cullar to It's special
mission.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-12-19
aus,ehruna aeheilt.

Gin alter Nr,t, wsIdsr iid uOn Der
Brnris ,urIiae,oae::: uuo p0q siuem
DIT. f.Snbifhsn Wiffon6r sin einid6es
ueastabiliidrs 9eilEIittrl bat FIR ole
Ihueue nno paucrhafte Sur bon Nus
,ehruna, 8ron9itis. Gaturrb, aitbma
nno ale 9aIs uno 9unaen 8rdnfbeitcn.
icmis cine 9idricnls6ur fur slcruens
ihmdhe uno anrere SefdDeroen, uno
welAer cs in itOn Sauienben Der
perihieoeuen 6dGeu probirt. fubtt
es als ieiue YiIidlt oahelbe uuter ieineu
leibenoen Ritbrnoer bsfdnnt iu lnnhrn.
SD werSe nlIsn, ole ss ipunihsn. oieiss
Mecspt in osutihsr, iruui6Nider ooer
enaIiihsr Sprohs, nit boiler Oirsftion
bes SeritelItns uno GebrauhsS bchtl,
ben, frei ,uienbtn @iit Der Bon uers
fnnbt. Ran abreilire uno ienbe cine
8ofmarte, nieie 3eituna aneebeub,
~. gS. Sherar,
lag Yoiuers Slod,
Todeifsr, q ..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-12-19
RuooIpb 6ir,eI,
Dentl6er AbpDfat
uno
Sffentli0er NDtar

praft5irt in @asrrnaSe. Siase unb 1ranflin
eCuntp nub i'm Sberssribts srs Siaatts @aiI-
iCUri
stae anssrtrautsn gsf6Iffs rsrtsn riinftli5
nnb bldg tsicrat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-12-19
Der Ssptbifano iu SebifSTcm.

YH NIT cen ltttsn &OEcn einceQnn
+ Itmn re"tidltu 3eitunGsn entbaItcn
/ aus iIlbTIiie z SblioeruI9eH hcs N0t1
ii'naes II Sd)1eiisn.
/ 9ic q ltridt;n aus Sen peri hicbcncn
8reii:n lautrn iebr :rlU,ia. 60 beibt
81. y in sin:m Ssd,rt,bcn aus 9abli
nib: ,,Sun Den 90 Srtih ften in ris-
lem &reiie iiuo nur nrsi bls irm nld
/ it'I %lsrtite nit eiuem acniiatnacn Scr
rLtte uor 2sbeusmitt elm p:richcH. Tie
i5rileu l. S,tihaftcu iiur, fins lie
ni4t idnclle uno dusJicbiGe y lie fr
blIten, elmer 1unarrsnptb ousgcfrtt.
Sin Sb;il ibrcr Bsmotntr lcifct itrn
| lrbi aroBe Moth, eiu Gpeerer Shell mirb
id,uu mad Mcihnhdtan aaer 9sbenamit>
icl tcrou!t icin uuS rhr cinirlne Gur
lcr bis ,ur nGdiitcn CIntc in S!an0s
iein, obuc iremre 3iiic burhiEfomwcn
| 20 iaat !. y. Der Ntme;no ~ uclifnne
elmer SriidlAft tifits 8rriirs, zap II
SlmjIIel itiacr gcmciHre GIt itrcu
y,bcn5mitteIn bis ;Wr mGdjitcu Crntc
Ius;ummcn t6nHcu. - SImiiIcn odmIt
! b0d,itsns tis Guoc Mar; Gusfommcn
i0nnen EnO 80 Tnmiiitu ihrn isb:
titters Y0tJ leiren rna enf ble oTcnt
lidIc 9Srbltblii.iftit anac'uicitH nn0'"
Grne McnGc llriddIcn wiftten ;u.
iammen, I'm i'll oieiem Srtiie eins SOl6e,
ihit uualHutlidc .fOtbl'9' nniubobncn.
! Sic nun ihom Sabre anhaltenoe Gr
me,bloiiateit mad;c rs ocm ormen
! Bauer ,ur llnm6 tIldfsit, eincm Hotb
picnuia Gci Stits lu Ic9cn uno murhe
Tim Don Scits Der groBeH Srur6beiibcr
nltit Gle ae!in9ite llutcritHkuug ;u
Sbcd. Sd man 0iug iOgor 10 nett,
oab man ibm i0IGr rie aur Gungung
ieiner SrIeer n0tbiae S1nIoitreu Der
weiaertr, feline @nlrpeibe fur iein 8ieb
perpddtctr uuO ibm nidt rinmaI brn
gSilbiAGotn srieb!:. DiesnlaI nib
riethen uid)t nlIsin Sartcffel unb 8rnIt
Die 3aupinabruua Der nrmen Gnuern,
lonbrrn aud bas @etreioe idlua 9nn;
fshI, 10 oai bic tleinen 8auern
falt aQtr Setensniitel fur cen gSiuter
beraubt iino.
Sn cinem S6r.ibeu aus 9iatitor
beibt cs: ySdaareu bon @anoIeuten,
bic ibrer GInte burh llcberi6wcmmuna
unr Nibrahs uerluitig singen, fom
men nnd Ger Sfnbt (NntIbOD unn
,itbcn bctttlen6 BON 9dus gu 9nus.
Gs lit Elm Bib entisBIiden Summers,
oicie bnnesTnotu uno frisreneen
Rdnner, &eiber uno SinSsr /! llnb
in Der StnDt i'lbif brrrIwt uuttr otn
nrteitsIoisn 9GnbiuerferI uno 9r5si
tern cbcnfnls @otb uno Gntbsbruua
! Oa,u rer fIibe gSlntsr. Nm 20 9tOp.
Moraen bstten mir II Grab Sdlts.
Sic f0nnen Td ben Sdrs6en Der Ir.
men uuo Der @tmenpTsger benfen.
Sd tann sic bsrfdern, bab Der Nins
ter furdtcrIid Ill weiben brcbt, wsnn
niht reife 6ulfe fomnIt."
SoiTenfIi1 miro Die Yripat. unh
0Tsntlidc @obItbdtisfei: rsidlide
3llfe brinacn. Sdon ieBt idldgi
man Dor. RdrtpTsIH ansuidofen uno
ben Seburftiasn tbeiIs ~ bsin5seisb'
ten 8reiieu, tbeiIs umfonif nb;ulahen
unb linen burd NusfIbruns BON
Ssssbauten grbeit su sebrn.
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Npr0ocEtid)en Sloao,

NnroorGtihen Sloso,
CUR usberfahrt tsnustn.
Rit (ampfihiFen ee5 Irrbhsnfi6sn Qlcst
Durccn bis &Rtr 1877 iibrr $50 900 Terlcncr
tsiGrecrt.
Die campfer tirier Gcmpnsnir:
Srannidjmcia, H0O5ons, Gnpllnhiiiid
9tHrnberg, 3l00 Sons Sap 2dasr,
9eipiia. $500 @offmann,
Otir, 25OJ Nfcuci
0erliu, $500 , Ydmfe,
Bdltimcre, $500 .. Sc Qimon.
Fabrrn 'rssllnibis aGr II 5aSr ;~iIchrn S3rc.
men nro Baltimore pno rebmen YaiTaaifrs
;u tiililiisn &stem Or.
Ter SartruasplaB tiefrr 9ampiiaiTe in
baltimore ut suaisid Itpct rsr 21altimrrs aat
GhiD Gi:rn'a5d. pG'lbe 9hildg srG pen unp nnd
Gem sGs tEn III tilliGcrcn IareifcE tr
Trreert, ais frIene cine Giicnsdtu pru 9iew
2JoI! Hnp rbiinee!pbih.
9ri Elnhuit e.r IomrfidiTr ipirt fas : cpri
fir ItIe Tic.tep4eIeIlteH ,lt'hIcNsn, 70 edf eie
9irmdaeerer Eift ter - fabr a.; frlsei Int
Gil VeuiIru tribTiutGt ,u TrIcen, iraS in
hrcsrn rdfenr' dgsn Letter 10 eft rtr 6GN 4
1s'ir MAIDEN nod, tcicrtrrs auf felacnte
fir ceniidf RriifEtr t'rtn6iunlsperthe 9rr.
;u.,r 1uihcr '"r p.ids Die Reiie NIT unirrn
q, F:n ttrfrf. TIE 2tTaairrs iIHb unfeT
IeHiiCb;n. foliIFu III, nIIc mil SicerrmhHn
. fitInciasr ctHs ) Irtmttilbtr su trdutcn.
tlmTfrn nr5 t'Eem ScJiT III eGs anr re, igic
10; iurirsstr;i :Rr:ieu finret nlcli ltatt; &c
C"ilraicys lctgn n 2rsmtn lcGisid an 2'rrr
Res Cttnrrlhpfrr9 uar rfriaiitu rsnielten crit
i'll gaftimrrr-
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da al he fSrnrrhI. aJsnisn
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