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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-17
9netrn.
U WEE ROSE.
BY GERALD MASSEY

All In our marriage garden
Grew smiling up to God,
A BONNER flower than ever
Suckt the green warmth Of the sod,
o Beautifully, unfathom'bly
It's little life unfurled;
And crown Of all things was our wee
White Rose Of all the world.
From out a balmy blossom
Our bud Of beauty grew;
1t fed on smiles for sunshine,
On tears for dautier dew;
Aye nesting warm and tenderly,
Our leaves Of love were curled
So close and close about our wee
White Rose of all the world.
With mystical faint fraprances
Our house oil life she filled;
Revealed each hour some fairy tower
Where winged hopes might build
We sRw-though nonelike US might see
Such precious promise pearled
Upon the petals of our wee
White Rose Of all the world
But evermore tine halo
or angel.light increased,
Like the mystery of moonlight
That folds some fairy feast.
Snow-whlte, snow soft, snow-silently
Our darling bud up.curled,
And dropt u the grave-God's lap-our wee
White Rose of all the world.
Our Rose was but In blossom,
Our life was but In Spring,
When down the solemn midnight
We heard the spirits sing,
another bud of infancy
With holy dews impearledI"
And In their hands they bore our wee
Wife Rose Of all the world,
You scarce could think 80 small a thing
Could leave a loss so large;
Her little light such shadow fling
From dawn to sunsets marge.
In other springs our life may be
In hammered bloom unfurled,
But never, never match our wee
White Rose of all the world.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-17

The thrush In the thicket is singing,
The lark is abroad on the lea,
And over the garden gate swinging
A maiden Is waiting for me,
She will wait till she's weary, I'm thinking;
Though eager l am for the tryst;
She will wait till the bright stars are blinking
And sigh for the kisses she miss'd.
For her father Is watohful and wary,
A very ill.tempered old churl
And Pm not the sort OF canary
To be kicked for the love Of a girl,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-17
p PIE.

scald the milk and let 1t cool; CRATE some sweet
apples; to each cuptnl Of apples have twO.thlrds
cHpful OF powdered sugar, four well beaten eggs
one cupful milk, one.fourth of nutmeg; line an
earthen pie dish with a rich crust aud let 1t bake
then fill with the custard and let 1t bake for hal I
an hour. To be eaten cold.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-17

There are men who are so Rvaricious that their
very bones, II you could dissect down to them,
would be found to have the color Of gold in them
and 1t is the result Of forty years Of training;
their hands are like v%1!ture's claws that cannot
open, but they can shut; and do you suppose
they can be transformed out Of that in q moment
or in q dayf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-17

Joe, why were you so late last nightG'
ut wasn't So very l~ate-only a quarter OF
twelve"
How dare you sit there and say that. was
awake when you CAM home aud 1t was three
o'clock"
"well, isn't three a quarter Of twelveG'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-17

Alcohol is not like bread or msat. 1t mikes
men insane. 1t developes uncomfortable appe-
tite, It's such a demoralizer that II destroys the
power oil safe and i~udiclous handling. 1t is the
cause Of ten thousand times more pain and loss
than pleasure and gaiu.-[J. G. Holland.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-17
PEACHES IN CANS.

Peal ripe peaches; cut them into halves, put
them ia a preserving kettle, with a little sugar
sprinkled over them. Let them heat thoroughly
In a pan of hot water on the range, When the
peaches are scOlding hot put them In glass jars
and seal them up,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-17
Legal Notice..

John Weidman, Jacob Weidman, william E.
man, deceased, of the county Of Stark and State of
Ohio, and George Weidman, a resident OF KOsCiusko
county, in the State of Indiana, Samuel Weidman
and Levi Weldman (whose place of residence and
whereabouts Is to the undersigned plaintiffs un-
known each and all Of whom, will take notice that
on the 18TH day of Maya. D., 1880, LYDIA A. Voegele
and Henry VOegele, did file their petition for parti-
ton of real estate, in the court of common pleas of
said Stark county, Ohio, against John Weidman,
Jacob Weidmau, George Weidman, Samuel Weld.
man and Levi Weidman children and helrs.at-law
OF Lydie Weidman, deceased) and william II. Ober'
lin, administrator of the estate of said Lydia Weld
man, deceased, defendants, setting forth among 9th.
er things, that said Lydia A VOegele is one of the
children and heirs-at-la Y of said deceased, and as
such heir Is the legal owner and seized In fee simple
ofOne undivided sixth part ofthe following desCrlb
ed real estate, tO-wit: Situate In the Incorporated
village Of Navarro, county OfStark and State Of
Ohio and Is known as being lot number thirteen Q3)
recorded In the Book OF Records in the Recorders
office Ofsaid county, that said children and heirs at
law are tenants In common with said Lydia A. Voc
gele In and to said premises, that said Lydia A .VOegele
demands partition ofsaid premises, and that at the
next term OF said court to be holden on the 18th day
of October, A. D., 1880, she will apply to said court
for an order that partition OF said premises be made
In accordance with law and equity, thatsald George
Weidman, Samuel Weidman, and Levi Weidman,
are required to answer said petit on, on or before
July Sd AID 1880, in default of which said petition
LYDIA A. VoEGELE and
HENRY VOEGELE.
By j. NJ. MYERS, their Atty. mal3'6w
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-17

Neighbors nos on calling terms are enjoying
themselves Just now in commenting on the ex'
treme homeliness Of each others carpets as they
swing upon the lines.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-17
JOHNNY CAKE.

One quart butter.mllk, teacuptul -four, two
thirds teaCupful molssses, a little salt, one tea
spoonful s~alaratus, one egg, beaten; leave it so
thin that It will almost run; bake In a tin. III Is
not light 1t will be because 1t is too thick.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-17
SHERIFF SALE.
George Cooks Admir-. VS. t. C.. Nqlshnau,

By virtue Of an order to sell Issued from the
court Of commOn pleas, ofStark county, Ohio, and to
me directed, l wi. offer for sale at public outcry at
the door ofthe courthousei in the city Of Canton, on
Saturday, the 18th day OF June, 1880.
the following described real estate situate In said
county to-wit: Lot number twenty-five (22) In COrrell
and Reeds addition to the city Of Canton,
Appraised al 900.
Sale to at one o'clock p. m, Terms
cash.
ma ew II, ALTEKRUSE, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-17
ISLANDER.

A journalist has the same right to assail the pri.
vate character Of a citizen that a %highwayman
has to attack and cudgel the unarmed man who
walks the streets, and no more. or the two, the
malignant and INSCRIPTIONS journalist and the
man with a slung.shOt, the former is the worst
from the fact that the wounds given by him have
in them a virus that do not heal. This does not
mean that honest journs lism should cease to an
tagonise every crime Of individuals against the
public, for as long as newspaper articles are back
ed up by facts, they are safe protectors Of society.
When they leave this honored path, and nose
around for possible scandal, catching up the bare
threads Of truth and winding them around their
victim, they are simply busy bodies" described
in the sacred Word as having tongues set on
fires Of hell" A gossip in any neighborhood can
keep the whole community in an uprosr and by
the ears, and a newspaper with the ears Of Its
editor ever eager for a whisper Of SANDER will
keep a community anxious, while a thousand
good things will be passed uunOticed. The tongue
has always been an unruly member, and prOtec.
ton from Its venom is more difficult than from
the ~bludgeon of the highwayman.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-17
Saturday, the 18Th day of June, 1880

the following described real estate situate In said
county tO-wlt' Part Of original lot number 81 In the
town, now city, Of Massillon, In said county OfStaTk,
for its boundary beginning at a point on the south
line of Main street distant 3S feet west Of the north
east corner of said lot; thence on said north line Of
Main sire t IS 3.l2 feet; thence south parallel with
the east line of said lot 40 feet to the north line Of
an alley; thence west along the north line Of said al
ley IS 3-l2 feet to George and Peter Welker's south
east corner in said lot; and thence north parallel
with said east line of said lot and along said Welk-
er's east line l40 feet to the place of beginning. Also
the right of way along and over a certain strip of
land 9 feet in width as appurtenant to said premises,
bounded as follows: beginning at q point on the east
line OF said lot distant 46 feet ~southerly from the
northeast corner Of said lot and running thence
westwardly parallel with the north line Of said lot
to the east line of the premises above bounded;
thence sOuthwardly along said last named line six
() feet; thence eastwaTdly parallel with said north
line to said east line Of said lot; and thence north
wardly along said last named east line to the place
Of beginning, and all other appurtenances thereun.
to belonging
Appraised at $500,
Sale to commence at one o'clock p m, Terms,
cash. =
ma2O.ew H. ALTEKRUsE, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-17
Attachment Notice.

Henry G. Warner) Before Jonathan S Hudson, ],
VS., p, canton Up, stark county,
John H. Kurtz. } Ohio.
On May It'll, 1880, said Justice issued an order Of
attachment In the above cause for 800. -
Said cause will be for hearing on the I'd day or
'U"9' i00O' HENRY G. WARNER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-17
SHERIFF SALE.

Morris Oppenheimer VS. Frederick Breckel ct ux
ct al.
of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio, and to me
directed, l will offer for sale at public outcry, at the
door of the courthouse, in the city Of Canton, on
, 1880-12-30

tent II hold tim rcins, lot him rrt.pn In favor Of
liauc0ck and HAMPTON. who Aro hdrHtit1t with II
st.nse 1T their divine right IN rtinl tfen nrG
lar9nly tnkcr Mt their own estIn,nic of thom-
selves, anu nIuIcat merit Roca to tho wal; but,
ever, Il might ktatA firmly wliou taCkG1 by u
nrnjority Df this great Nation. No 'inngnr mt
lion. Onrt,elh viii stand whrro consctcnEc tids
him, and II he fails to Hlye lta purity Asitninia.
tration,-a ltep!b!'can A.Ii',in!,stra.ion.G,!t
w b. sc nv h's Tho eoofe,9ncr e,gnat,,'ty ''
naze which has rt;eq roan ana ar sPrcaa lk"
tiit'stnctl ti,n ,nora vsion 0i ta inpio that hcy
sgeto e. w Jns!co dcms,niIInx plaen u Ma ne
tionl Thnt The loyal tnct hf tho South shuttt1
ie rctressntcd i, ttat ,atinet = most true; a,!!
n crime tf thcy nrc left out; hut II hn tlace, IN
nts Cnhl',et, man who hpos Or nycr ,tt renrc, ;
nr In !tA EVIL service; his crime will be worao
thnn bis tll1I.er.
Tile pHrty nf Treason hns govcrnel tonY
rntnxtl, nntit " tll}te time The party bf lnyM.
~ ind Gree,lotn s1nslfd make We experiment of
conducting tho nifAlrs Of thi1 Nation.
JAM GREY ENfA8HkLAs
, 1880-12-30

tho German habit Of ratsnR tho chlldrcn. WIN
nre imrnc even noro thnn fru'n that Of "born-
II iiistn,rck really wants to check tho natural
jntrCnso lot him otter Il premium for American
tnG&Drs autl nurses 70 ~ md settle N trflntIy.
Gn nr ,a fs"r so s fsE M pt on k St @
nhultsh!ng by ft,rcu tho thck enp ard wa:lt}otl
casc which prntects every Gertnan buly from
'"I Lat ,i h cercn ~ thnt svcry i,aGy 10 pit Into
lut,ec hoNIng nklrts, and ainFe its bald hcNt! LEFT
hure to ropul tho ennstAnt 0xclteuontnf tho air
Il IL o'S1 w 's sou % xes f,a x sroSs Ss
rake evon moderately healthy bnby Mt tho
esossx Ss % e5 sis; @ @ II sssS fsasl sr
w0ol-lli1c,l caso like cnlln: put u thick cap IN
its bead, tuck II nway Hn further bed x5t !. y
wa1sis. aid j,,st when Il wnnts II; neyer oisn lis
cnsa gxrGpt tor n1,sDls1te demands Ut clean Illness
and II having no ctlhbco tnget Il collie. VIII Al cets.
@ @ihg iess than co!.i ica Or Sharp stcei viii dis
itis ii TINT wn.'actl baby-case, tn tho warmth
ccss % i popalation; md from It co'i'cs that M
tioMnl vig0r which .pf,iiosophcrs rcn0Rn!1s
rs tho cn.lsu Ut tho nlarrnt1iX hirth-r rite. En-
aru thu 1ukcst remedy; but Germany may 30
cotnf0rtetl, for her ancient enemy, Franco, Ia
cnin!nR to tho fcscun.
french sk,rls hing Dy light bands thetr siaes
thu hlrt-rnto Of tho two countries will st,of, liz
el!,alt.ed. When 9cr!nii!y gets rid o. ,!I, that
ofgnns OF the wsarer III tHeir nnt.lrni position
with room tn expnnl, ami ean show. Itlstead, u
full supply OF hDur-ElIss wnJsts other Hc1ltecI
he fa nonai e hf fono wss. g s ess M
sicel, uni German women nrc MI dressed by
French drcssInnkors. tho bErtl.rnto OF tho two
>o'N'''s1 WV ~ JAsH unEr sw1ssnE1M.
, 1880-12-30
i Tribute to tho G'rc~ltlott-E1oct.


CHICAGO, Doc. 26.-Thcro hns mover been a
time perhaps In tho history Of this country
wllcn there wna moro reason for rejoicing thnn
1T tho rcccut victory OF tho Republican pnsty.
Tho decision then n,ndo by tho votes of thou-
sands Of tho pcoplo set 1T rest nla tho vuRuo
rl,n,ors TINT wcro then alloat IN regard to tho
stnta Of nfrntrs which might exist in caso Of u
tlctcat by the Democratic party. But. thinks to
an tudulgent Providence, tho result tlnH beon 10
satIgfuctt,ry. that VIC. rs Nation, Aro to-day
hailed With congratulations by nj tho Kingdoms
Nf the Garth Yhls, Indeed, Ia owing TO tho tad&
that W. hive selected u rnnn for Chief MnKtA"
trnte Of thts Mutton IN whom not only rests
tito confidence nt tho American Po0pc,
hut nll foreign Powers aa well. which Ia SO
lnspcnstDle to the SUCCESS Of Il Presidential
Administration. Possessing, ~ he docs, nm TN"
ttNpGIeHuhly prtvnto ohAr4tter. 1nd being q
BtAt.uh and ardent supporter ut thoso rrsnci.
ulcs tlllun which tlIs Government IL iollnIcds
Prnsitirtit GiArrld is, beyond all possibility nf
doubt, the right lnan II! tho right placo. For
yenrs he hns stood In the ffort rAnk, braT0ly
bnttltu9 fos tho 1nalt,tennnco nf these cherished
blcti, ind hs election to thu Presidency 10 only
n jlist reward uf merit lestnwe1 upon !,r,o who
iia sfut tho bottor part nf Ills life III tho riti-
tIl ailt efficient service Of his cnllntryMle'. Cen
Garfield " Il Nun whoso tltntab'0 dlspuslu0n'
scholarly nttQlumcnts, 4nd rMrt. executive abll.
ny onlinentty qualify hil for tho hiHh n'Ilct 10
which ll9, bus llcen clrctN,l. anu Wl!ns0 name,
ct,Isseu with those Of GcorKu Washington,
TllolaB Jefferson, And Andrew .lnckHotl, VIII c
h1nded down tu postcrlty Us nu oxulnple worthy
OF I'LL imitation. EHASK Z. llATKs.
, 1880-12-30
Complimentary Poetry.

ID ths Editor Of The Chtfdqo 7Sibuns
CHICAGO, Dec. 2n5.--1t hns como 10 be crying
evil thAt upnn tho recurrence 0f an anniversary
III almost any kl1lt--on tho marriage or death of
n rclatlvc-ln fnot II at,y thing happens at nil
out OF tho ustlAl bvcry-tlay routine, larKo
number Of people consider 1t Incumbent npnn
them tn drop Into poetry tso called. and that u
grent tlonl of this "poetry," for sotEe rcsson
unoxpIatncd: y published. I had aupno.c.i TINT
was part Of Tic furuturn Of every ,nc,rnpn,an
newspaper 0tlGc; but tho frequency with whleh,
i.eft Ear," or .O'ir 70 F. up9n m HS!'l,ow:
@ tns 1ssn sns;pa srs sr aa us t. ha nx Ma ;1s; VIC
has chnr9c Of rliE rKiguxEs ninchino Is naflo
unit for bis posltton iy tM, treae tenisr. 1.Ea.
] spase takea sse uP ty tho poems eo!'Ii be-Snd
aahticss w%a bo wcrs the p"es 7" " ~, es .r o
Jones divorces cnse. or, tho information thAt
smith hud been sued for hls g,peory 9is!; which
tertaInnE U tnombers r of socicty; wberuas Il is
questionable Il eltiIor social Or bnsincss success
Sa be tSat " r OF tho t0F
y @ !lnd tlie 9,aIs Living ha world l.sd !ts;
aaontiy ~ "kissca hcr" whun thoy Hoxt, pet.
,ys. @ it n!uaEfs o Us sre"'c!t Il s': n:s Mas ss
md md uids lids tiorcto ia merry clirIstuIns,' .
~ s oy n nm lis svp p5ss'ss. pss. II, wSssss nqtss
,1aa !errves esst Is ef useia lsi":,sS tae splort
nity to mcguire which will doubtless never ~ ut.
5eps1 {pas tho Us sRn'Eg aE s.owt Of tho cSint sn
.Sat !so e. rs'e n III. coo Wsat .
,neus M ( 81 Si,"as's AMI -ISot{c riiis," pr ot
"Scrox9s Thyme Erq1!cator" whish w,la t sut,.
, 1880-12-30
, Tfprsc-Car ksolyCr.

70 tht IMlfoT u The Chicago Tribune.
Clf1uAuo, Dec. ao.-IIavng OF lato road nu-
tnero.ls articles on tho contemplated Improves
ments In our street. railway car systclrl, desire
to stntc. through tho medium oi THE TRIBUNE,
thnt Will guarantee TO rnfltec tho furcc- pnwor
required 10 propol tho present stTcot-rntlwny
chr u,,c-ha!E. or, In Dt!lur words. propose IN
ndopt such improvements as will roudor street.
rnilway cnr comfortable md managu nb1e by ono
1nn1, Mnl tint ehnll he nin,lc 10 travel over tho
linz II, Il sl,tfrtcr perird at ti,so than s possible
must favorable circumstances Tho inprt,rc-
lncnts suggested shalt consist IN y system of
1,ripvnlcA Ut mechnuics. aad The cost Of tho I'm
i,rnvonlui,ts shtl not exceed III nmnnnL 500 f.er
,tlr. AtnEltT J. IAFl1As
, 1880-12-30

:" NV *@"""' =" -" S''''NsN
CHICAGO, Dec. sl,--No form Of political can't
IS moro mIsehtcvous than deprecations OF party.
Slr. pcoksnr md Mr.. pocksulu's daughters
silence nna confouna ordinary mortuls by their
rious hotl"t " pals, MN 1,oas!"Inys r
lush, aud all fldhuronco to party. INC l,caks,liis
"ss ";ent tn ,,nto htsef md bcraoir md looks with
~ srn,ys and .u,rscd 1ins nf, nil nslnyca
oi'ty Of party" ''"' D'N ''e
Does my ono know OF any groat Nnt'ona1
Pa1rg ~ narc9 c9rESS Wen ny a Jay nv sa,u so @
n mn,l = IN md make ANY cisnnsc in iis Iawsf lins
tic raco over tuatio my udvarlcn Without tho
ad q partyf n eyer Dsspot!sm yIsl9@ ya @ M
Youu@ iy i9norurcv % oYcr opon hsr tloSr 10 truth;
tronso for ' tho ri heavenly yisitant? il not tic
nMrfy at Itfrht thnt spcnr Of jirito,nlrt which
e9 81 k1@ TxSyf ~ viii set pe'e' 'a' ''
Eoerntas u,ltl Biz fljscplcs wcr1 tho purity nf
nroSrcss In rcrco ani ,io cup ttr henai,o could
}rcSk r. IN t;hrist ,,rltt ills twelve sclptOa wero
W. m u in'n,orfai,iv. and lila deut uf njl
i'll I'll rstranxtl,enea tho ptrty. Cilrisinmty to
~ 6ay s,n IN a'a 1rty n1r arrnyed auust nyerwhulg
n,tlnbers: ami, oven without nny formal Or
ksazsto %o, als saS e e eSit 9a " ~ ~ % to
Ybtu narty Knsiand owes l,cr proac1lt civil atii
rojtSl5ls Ul {il,orfy; TO tho Heplinllcan rnrty wo
1Mo Tue d y, e ol party arc Nv Nc III
debtel for. onr iniseh'evous, ig'loFan.us, all
en'lurci ev It aro inc results of purity success
Snd i,arty m II Tfailmrc Aa lssiotIsH held tho whDla
tnnr fhat mlstory r,1uoth not hack to tho con-
imsv III iiorty has l,ccm wrcatci frnm her ily
sInF assS1y ts 1 'hS S.osy s ro9e. f f ;6os spfs e
nre Of oef'y r. III nus eoeats utg e 81 s easscs
syH a'sstns Ds S5 s snv ,noto otrsa ~ tho tepory
thny Won mi thc toliuSty With which thoy held
, 1880-12-30
| wntcr bc.ng thiriy.two feet In that city, forty
four icrt nj Wheeling, Mntt sxty-threo fcct 1t
| lima
SOCIAL EVENTS.

1IANtGLL-CORW1TI
Tho wct1tIuY Of Mics Film BotInrd CnrwJtb,
daughter Of Horny Corwith, Es1.+ and Ar.
Ernest llan,liI. sun of ur. II. e. 1tnmll.
wns celebrated nt o'clock iast evening
In tho First Presbyterian Church, corner Of In
t1iana avenue and Twonty-frst atrcct- Tho
church was filled with company colnprlsinE
tho Representative society people of Tho city.
md only thoso who bore carls Of invitation
wore admitted.
Tho streets in tho vicinity wcro Illuminated ny
powerful! ll,ue lights, and IN awning extended
FROM tho door TO, tho curb. Tho In
tcrior, nf tho. church was very han'soule..
S !ststax as si Ty e %y
pipes wsrG hi,llos, bchind thick fcstonHs of anil
with piants aud it0wcru. a tuwot foliage -planis
WIS r'accsl a'1nY tho, rall Of tho cholr.REllcry,
,, nas ,ho ho oaSr G sse VIZ he
i,enpatl, Il buf,k Ut flowers. nIII WIS tiankri on
al al,!fs l'y ilu1hl dc,iRn:: Tho ynuant siasmss m
i,eaatIfnI arGor. Tha Two nIs!os wsso ctt'sscd BY
e se Of % s.o !is 1 but4er, ae st: wsso ro y
served for tho Relatives of tho bride and xrson.
I,eforc TIC entrancs ot ths M 9r!.'a! nartY. !ho
O'clock Nj, Henry <!!ucon conducted 80 ltev.
as a Il :ss s{ f9a ST. k"sS & S s Who
I netcT rs muster uf ceremonies, tho urEanat
| struck III, tiiu Wtting Murct from "Lohntt-
grin" Tho mill ,ItTrs wcFo thrown open,
| uiid tho bridal purity oDtUrctl in tho FOL.
Hackney, Gillmrt sitclurE. 0ursion Cor
with, and Henry Ilucun: bridesmaids,
Miss Minute u. Unult, Miss Isabcifa Corwith,
| Miss FN,tuy SNydpr 1t tiulyna, a1,l Miss AIclG
Iiolgunl,v of it, PauI: tho bride ana Hrroui. Al
tho ntlr tho l,nrty w. arutc mud tho bride aud
| ursr,n, stepped farwntrj, and werp mot by Dr.
I Mitchell, who performed tLe ceremony In q
soi,un at,I lt,,trvasir.. nunug III tho cotlcItl-
siol1, tf,g Urxats IH:!d firth tho strflIus 0i tic
| MpItjclssohit "Wr1ji.tux March," and tho Drjdu
| ind rrUOn lc,l tho t,r5ccs.Dn down tho aisle,
| inc u.hcts esrUrtinr Tho brtiesn,ai5s.
Tho bride wUru 4 rich bridaj robo Of Gcrl
satin, cut viii court train. aud trimmed with
tI,chcasn fncc; lpuR veil cnurbt m with q spray
| Ut Grunge. blfts4oins. iltv1uuuIi Urnn,nct,ts.
/ Tho br1csI,ujds we're ircssctl alike III whtto
muslin, tri1ninctt viii Iacc. Thoy wore. iiaif-
vsiis Ind carsird immense bouquets ct whito
After tho ceremony ut tho church tho bridal
l!easeo% IL II to he GrI.ies fathsr, No if III = MelIsa,
ovcnins Music vas furnished Iy John Hands
Chicugo.
An.Gne thngc present ut tho church and house
were DF. and Mrs. II, G. tlAuItt. Nr. AMI! Mrs C.,
II. linnli, Mt. nild Mrs. Thenlore iIa1nli, Miss
ii. Culin, N]r nt1l Mrs IL II, Wells !ir. aud Mrs.
CliNOrd Williams, sfr. f. r. Crugn Sir. aurahniI
, 1880-12-30

10 the Ed8lor 0F The CH1tH90 1Ft6HHes
QUINCY, Ill. Dec. Ex-senator Jonas. OF Lou
is!.lun, Is BOIL Of tho Into Ahrnm JONAS. OF
this city, wtlu WIS ono Of tho carlirst prominent
Anl trlle Republicans Of Illinois. Was.postmns-
ter here ,t,ldcr Llnc0ln. They arc family Of
English IsraclItes.
Senntor .1otns wns raisc1 from child In this
county and city. aud there nre q Hrcnt mnny
people here who wcrr hlA sctfo0fcl!Iwa Mntl iIl-
tilnltcs. tte went frofn this CITY In Now Orleans
AbtuL lK... TwU Or hls fnth0r's tlrDthofa. prus1-
incnt wel.tOtlo business men md gotnl ltepllb-
lluaps, died hero Within Il fow years. TUSCAN.
, 1880-12-30
First Regiment Fair.


CHICAGO. Dec. .u.-During rcceut visit 10
tho First Regiment Fur wAs sorry to aco 30
ssayit m Nttpn.uuco nf our atttz0ta. Tho b00tGs
nru filled witt, tho choicest goods. and ovcry-
ono Ching tlloro gets welt tho wurth Of his
1noi,ey.
It Is we'll known fact that tlo regiment II In
debt, unl tlu.t it has n1npted this plan to re-
llcre It Of u portion or tho indebtedness: l am
not a ulesnhnr Of tho regiment hut feel fntcr-
tstcal lit Its prosperity, and SINCERELY nnpo thnt
the citizens OF Chicng1 WILL turn out the noxt
three nights and help 1t along. HUGHES.
, 1880-12-30
0verr,epulusson Of Germany.

Ct1oAuo, Dec. a5.-ln I'LL tho worry about too
many puoplo " Germany, st,d all tho statistics
given Of tho relatiya bIrth.rutc In that COUNTRY
aud France, no onu has told US tho re!aalVe pro
rprtleu OF Oorluan ahd other babies who reach
Tho aue OF 80 yeass- May II nat ba that the u1ia-
.ios:uuo Of too mupy folks comes zuthe< from