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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-08
MIDSUMMER SWELTER.
DEMOCRATIC sTAIE CONVENTION
10 be Held a, Aaiinsburg, luly 28lh-
Delegates to the Nluoail COnSention
to be- Selected b, Congressioh-
al District Conventions.
ACTION OT the SIAit COMMITTEE
YESTtRDAi

Ap. "I p-Ia''h O" 'bc E't'.,'r
tNHAEi,r'' "'' January q.
the state Executive ''hh'''tfo' th'
pemocralir party ct N''' N''S'h'a' com
P"sT ct onr mrm''' "''' ''''' "' 'n'
Twelve senatorial b'ln''H' ihrt ~ ths
t'ly to-lay. lhrrr "''' P'tHeh'' VI
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'ha''' Tue utmost harmon! I''l'''''''
AMI lhr business N'a uipauheh WIN
W. "'l"y = "''' 'N''"" F." ,''''''l'
l"' h''' business "',' "I"" ""''''
'H "' 'ht r'S1 10 '"' P"o'''' Was 'hr HuS
SrS''"h ma" oE 'h' '''''"''a' III tues
nal hH'''Nl1" 10 ''S''l !" '''' S''''-
ton "' the delegates 1" Nh''h 'h'H stale
VIII 'h'i'l'd ~ tue Na''"na' ieu'o-
'fA'i' ''hN'h''"h' u ~ uh''ts'""d
'hal the Na''"nH' '"n''h''"h VIII he
held early IA june AMI 'h'S Was regard
rd ~ too early tor the plac'
lug ut a Stat" ticket IA the
6rId, Il makes the State cam
psign too Ton AMI cNhaustIng. Neither
Vas Il deemed Wise by the committee To
hol two state conventions, IA view OF
the difficulty ol getting representatives
from all sections ct the state together nj
one Ioint Therefore. II VAS deemed
best lot the people Of the respective
Congressional Districts 10 assemble aud
select each three delegates To the Ma
tioual Convention, leaving the tenth
delegate to be- selected at large 10y those
"a turn. THIS plan met with general
concurrence aud was adopted,
la view ol the tact that It ~ next to
impossible To ever grt "a lull meeting oi
thus committee, It was deume'l bost TO
iiX time ands place ior hohling the
Convention whose duty II will be tn
nominate the next Governor, Auditor,
Treasurer. Atturney-ieneral, state
Superintendent OF Frce Schools "''a
member OF the supreme ''"'' o' w
poals. who will administer the gov
nm,nt oi this State until the ith oi
N,,,.l is,,. npJ nlso. to nomin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-08

TuE decision oi the supreme Court Of
Maine will impress the whole country
ar sound in Law and cminently Just.
We concur entirely ia the views taken
by the learned ludgeA We ask not who
loses OF MOO gain. by the decision. IL
is a matter Of infinitely small moment
whether one party or another shall be
temporarily in power when compared
with the importance OF preserving IN
absoInle integrity the principle OF real
popular goyrfnment-Nsg fOrl S,m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-08

LoRD LyrToS, Of India, In his New
Years speech. SAID that England u not
seeking territory in AighNnlstan, but
solid guarantees for Afghan good bcha-
ylor." Meanwhile. she has not been
above seiEing solid rupees belonging to
the ex.Ameer, and trying 10 make him
out the sort Of man Ia whom these ru'
pees should not bc restored - ~ J.. SuH.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-08
naigh's Victims.

Nav YoRk, January :, 1t N said that
one ol the Bowcry banks has SiO,OO ul
lIaigh's forged paper, that another
bank holds g. MI, and that there are
two other notes OF acccptanccs, In rcicr'
cncc 10 which no information can bc
had.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-08

TnE Southern trip amounts b. a pub
lic advertisement that Gen. Gfnnts
longing Tor home scenes and friends, ol
which 40 much vas said while he was
abroad, was Of singularly brief duration,
aud that n week oi the reposc said 10 he
so essential at Galena was quite enough.
The truth Is, Gen. Grant goes South on
an elcclioucering tour, aud 10 be out OF
the way for lew months, while the
boom works After he satisfies bis deep
curiosity about Cuba aud Mexico, he
will return 10 find an organized series Of
booms from New Orleans 10 New York.
--CH. OommrclaI, Rlp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-08
rhnt Ohio Woul,F.

NEw pnILNDEIrHtA, January g. The
petrihcd child In the family oi $ A..
kniscly, ui this place, continues & at.
tract general attention, aud u cons Ter
ell by all who have seen u to lie the
wonder NJ wonders. The hardness has
gradually sprad over the entire b,dy
some portions being So hard that not
the slightest iudentation can be htdc.
The case n said % BE- without a Iaal-
lei In the history Of the country, and
the singular disease has thus Car tsslcsl
all medical skill. How Iho child can
I. live In this solidihed state is the SreAl
nystery. The parents are gftaily
4 &erieved over iis sad aifilction AM arr
olny every thing IN their power hr d.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-08
EHGLANp
Edisou's Light.

LONDON. January "A Paris CORES
pondrut irlcgraphs that the news OF El-
isons discovery in electric light has pro-
lucrd quite a sensation here. Count
pumonul, who il recognized here as the
highest authority ON elcOiric science,
writes To the T1ups saying that the new
lamp is nor new, and he warns the pub
lic against thepompous announcements
from the New World
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-08
sTEUBENvU.LE. q.
An Ahynnce OF Wages.

SrErRgNynLE, January d. last FIl-
,lsy the employees Of the jefferson Iron
Works demanded an advance in wages
II liiIccn cents per day. The manager.
offered ten cents. which Was refused and
the men struck. This afternoon ihey
reconsidcred the matter, accepted the
Ten cents offered and went 10 wurk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-08
DRY GOODS.
Now YoIk.

NKw loRs, January I-Dry Goods
Business still light with commission
houses anil the jobbing trade IN niri.
Cotton goods IN light demand hui very
hrm. Shiriinv prints doing iairly, bui
other makes Of callrors are quiet Tia"
price Tor Lancaster cambrics has been
made u cents. Mems wcnt woolcns arr
quiet and firm. Foreign goods duh and
steady,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-08

SrATE boNps-Dull.
SroCRs-Thc market wns strong and
buoyant, With sharp advance IN prices.
The advance for the day ranged from 4
tu | per cent. aud WAS most marked la
81. Louis and san Francisco, Chicago.
Burlington aud Quincy, Rock Island,
Chicago aud Alton, the gangrrS aud
Houston aud Texas. The highest quo.
ialions were generally current at the
close The Denver and llio ,inndc
Railway Company closed contract
SATURDAY ior $50 box, "a stock, 100
coal aud 80 llai cars ior ils Albu.
qurrquC aud san Juan extension.
making with the $50 frrights now being
completed u total of lao cars. AMI cost
ing about 5000 4 contract has also
been by this company for ten Pullman
narrow gauge sleeping coaches.
The transactions on the stock Tx.
change aggregated 22D,ON shares, Oi
which $1,000 were Erie, $4,000 Lake
shore. 1900 Northwestern, 2S,OO0 81.
Paul, 5000 Delaware, lackawanna aud
Western, 1000 New Jersey Central 5000
Reading 400 g.. &. & |. C.. 5000 Can.
ada Southern, 1000 llannihle aud 81.
Joseph, 1900 Ohio and Mississippi,
s, loo Western Union, GOO Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph Company, 100 Pacific
Mail, 100 Wabash, 81. Louis aud Pacific.
$1,000 Kansas aud Texas. 5000 Iron
Mountain, 5000 Lake Erie aud West
crn, 10000 ~. Louis aud san Francisco,
100 Houston aud Texas, 100 Illinois
Central, 800 Alton aud Terre llauio,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-08
aalti more.
Bsitmors.
BArrrnonn, Janasry,;a,FlouI,--D yy,, ss' r, ! Y.

BALrInoRR, January 7.-Flour-Dull
western supertlne 50 0O{S5 10; do extrl
| IS 75t68 25; do family - 15S7 90
Wheat Western higher and hm; No
2 western winter red spot and seller
January 81 Is: seller February u 52
al SCI; seller March 81 56lel St0
/ b6i. Corn Western strong and Q
shade higher; western mixed spot and
seller January 58lc; seller February
5sJ(s5slc; seller April b9S59lc; steam
or SIC. 0ats-Firmer; western willie
i76sisc; do mixed 47@t7c; Pennsylya-
mia i7taIsc. Rye-Qniet at @(1sSe.
llay-Steady, prime % choice Pennsyl.
yania sl7 0ialS 90. Provisions Quiet.
Mess Pork-At sl3 O(Gl3 ~. Bulk
Mcats-I.oosc shoulders tlGbc; clear
rib sides 0c; do packed 5lS7ic. Bacon
Shoulders 6c; clear rib si,les Sic;
hams l0l@llc. lard-At SIC. Butter
Quiet: prime 10 choice western
packed 23(S2sc. roll 20tsl2ic. Eggs
bull and nominal; fresh i9c; lined
li(ai5. Petroleum Dull; crude nomi-
nal: refined Sc. Coffee Quiet; Rio
cargOcs ll(1l6Ic. Sugar Better aud
strong; A soft a,c, whisky-Dull aud
lower at 81 ~.
CHICAGO, January 7.-Flour-Nom'
inally unchanged, Wheat nscltled;
opened strong aud higher and closed at
inside prices; No. 9 red winter 81 2S;
No. 2 Chicago spring IL 2slCi | 2el seller
February; 81 2aI bid seller March; M .
81 l3l, rejected p2@a6c. Corn-Fairly
active and u shade higher ut Mlc cash;
iO!c @ller February, iblc seller May;
rejected BE. Oais-Fairly active anl q
shade higher nj 3iita,Aic cash; safe scl.
lcr January SAFE scllcr February; 3a.c
seller May. Rye-Duil aud PRICES u shade
lower AT Tpo70lc. Barlcy-Dull, weak
aud lower ut SIC Dressed Hogs Dull.
weak and lower ut ~ uha5 -. Pork
Moderately active aud higher ut $l3 ~
cash; Sl3 52l@l3 10 seller February;
Sl3 7Otdl3 7?l seller March. iard--Ac.
tive, firm and higher nj 81 1907 ~ cash,
81 j7iCa7 90 seller February; ~ 67lm
: 20 seller March hulk Mcais-Quiet
and unchanged. Whisky-Sicady and
unchanged at III 10
Uinoinnsu,
GiScissATi. January ]. - Cotton %.
Firm at l2Ic. Flour Dull and un.
changed. Wheat Firm at 81 Htgi ~.
Corn Stronger at i2C1i5c. Oats Quiet
At 39CsiOc. Rye Easier at Sic, BARLEY
Dull ut 90c. Pork Dull ai slJ -.
Lard-Firmcr ut s. 31ley7 10, BULK
Meats Quiet aud unchanged, Bacon
Firmcr. shoulders 5lc. clear rib 7ic.
Green Meats No transactions. Whisky
Steady aud guod demand ai 81 Os.
butter Easier, choice Western Reserve
2iCa2jc, prime do 2lta2ic, prime TO
choice Central Ohio 2Na22c. l.insccd
Oil-Dull and unchanged ut Zoe.
on CITY.
on CRY, January The market
opened dull with 81 II bid, advanced to
81 l2I, declined TO 81 II advanced and
CLOSED nj - II. bid old. Shipments
2i, 400 barrels. averaging 10000 barrels.
transactions 2tn.Un barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-08
BUSINESS CHANGE.

uANETIIIs .Iip,y uF DIC KNBER. is,p.
Il sold aud tmnsirrfri Ia a. ORR lHtr ui
Pittsburgh. NY rnilv stoCk ui all faJTf b"i
i"r. Ar, A. with the gu"i Nlll ~ the bus
nrts
Ihnnklpa The uublir fuf tibet. got lih,fsl lai
fonagr I wuuii all n continuance ~ the same
iuf ny sup,t-ur4 ", IAtIi
The und"rigne,l ngsin pr -cnt thoms'ltp' L.
I,p The cIIissiv ID Mtsllng and ylcinin i"i
,htir Isir,nare ai,i horc. by isllng vhoi"r
stcck ~ Well rAlyL ktailoa.n. blank lHgIs
Ac ar ana Wy sult l"ttDual siivDu9n w. lns
h'rss, tu s~uir taif pfuI1nlon "i the tfsis
.e,Esalsilv ~""ll Ne sIs'ls y.t.'uRR1 W
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-08
sale OF Qas stoekA

Nav loRK. January AT A. IL.
Mul.crs auction to-day the following gas
stocks wee sold, their par value pslag
500 Fifteen sharcs Ntrtropolitan Gas
light Company al il2l per share; last
previous sale rs. October II, issv. Six-
teen shares New York Gsslighi Con
pany s6i yer share; last previous sale
81, December ~, 1879.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-08
IRELAND
Rsnt Agitation.

DruLIx, January The Irish rent
agitation has entered new phase, aud
has extended from the rural to urban
localities. A movement Is on foot 90
agiiaic for the remission or reduction O,
rents on the part OF honseholdcrs anu
tenants In Dublin anil other large towns.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-08
WOOL
l3oston.

Bsrox, January 7.--wool-l'emand
good and tending upward. OHIO and
Pcnnsylyanis fieeoes tafsb2ci Michigan
and Wisconsin 1tEs4sc; dclains and
combing t6ic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-08
L,onxtellow'. Nephow IN Trouble

BosroS, January Stephen Long.
fellow, "a nephew Of the poet, has been
held for trial ior forging the name ithc
latter 90 A check for ~ 900
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-08
LIVE bTOCk.
w heelinE

lIkilNu, 5Hlhhfo "
Ilpus Hogs ero unmiug la slowly, Rs
tho farmers arr hqlling Tor better prices.
these hsdrrPlleahh' numbcrm vtod
hogs would be- snapped up II brought "a !,
hut farmers think they ARE Justified IN
holding for -, ~ corn is cheap and hog.
continue to grow In weight with good
iecd this warm weather, Packers sny
they can, scc their way clear to pay -,
with the present condition ol the gen
cral meat market.
BKrvEs-fat caitlu are scare and ~
good demand. Quotations still "a 70 lc.
SmEgr ASD LiMns As long IN tie
market In ~ well supplied with poultry,
fish aud oilal. the demand Tor mutton
and lamb willbe limited. No change in
quotations from last week.
CAIvn--Thc demand for veal calves
IL limited, but ih, supply IL always
short ut this time ui year From ~ 10
Ss II the range, owing altogether 10
quality.
baltimore.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-08
wprBJUrD rpAihs

No, 10. ON saturday night, hss no oopas'fl"n
L,t i'biraxo of ksndutty,
Palma, Psi.os, Drs~inT R,om spd nl"sidng
Car- oD ell night tfslas
ti,rs oanpestibns are male tf 81 -Hhr
,,uth aud southwest North sod N0'th-
making this q Desirable touy fo' ul.nbe & So
sr,-ens moving % the efsst wea. aud " whom
paftiruIsf Attention 10 Giyeil III
40 q ttops at aii siations beise"n "h"'hhs
aud 0raftoa
WuxEIIs0, PITnBuRGU AND bALIihok'
DivbiOs.
Lave wheeling. g...,.,...-.......-Ib;b =. l"Fs
1nsdslphis Aocomigyiaihe
Lrsye wheeling
T,css,. N ali pt,.si,~i t-,lnu 90 sale 81 aspoi
o6,cr opsn At an hour dnbng thr iaD,
Intorihation o. a.. psvriiIg gnbIi. .herilsht
ra,en Nm ttEAthts, d
IL !. pEvERitl. GENERAL AGENT wss'inr
nDsts
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-08
colnsion on The New York Elevated Raif
WAY.

NEw YoRK, January 1.-Two trains
ON The elevated road collided to-day a,
9th Avenue and sixtieih sirest. The
engine and one car were smashed. 30
passengers OF train hands hurt The
guards prevented the cars irom tnm-
bling Into the streets
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-08
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
Money at 6 Per Cent. - Governments
Strong and Higher Flour Nominal
y Unchanged Wheat Unset
tled-Hogs Steady.
FIN A NCE.
New York.

NEw YoRK, January 7.-MoSrv-At
O. per cent. Prime mercantile paper .
Ga6 per rent, Sterling exchange, actual
business, at tsll; sight exchange on
New York 1881.
SuYRE-At London b2ld; bar silver
here ll3i; subsidiary silver coin ie9l
per cent. discount.
GovkRSAKsn- and higher.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-08
EEHAsgs.


Tho reo.ip,s srr much more pumef.
ous than they we're lsst week asd NE
quality sDmethina better taan h w.
then. With Q fair demand on the part
a our butchers and an easl<rn demand,
the market Il reported iair 70 bsisk d z
traction sdvsnoe. We quote butcben
sheep q Hs5i ctsL and Lambs tbe
sane, pra~pecss are isvossbss Sos soa
sheep.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-08

The arrivals oi Cattle during tie week
amounted io 3,735 head, against ,70s
last week AMI 2,0i3 head the corrcrpon-
ding week ol last year, and the sale,
during the week amounted to ND
head, against VA last week aud !W2
the corresponding week u last year, aud
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-08
Plttskurah. ClncInnstl 1 81. leuis

GAiLwAY-pAsHAsbLy ROUTE
Tim. ,sb,s Cor EAs, sn1 w~i sot 20, ~,
rs.ias lsavs pan .llafsdie DsI,S. hot " ssf.su
arsst, pssf public landing daiiT sforp' r''
-. = tliovs,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-08
New orIesns
Pttsburgh.

Pnrssunoa, January 7.--Pesroleum--
Quiet. crude il7i al Parter's tor ship
ment. refined s. ior Phiiadeiphia deliy-
cry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-08

WAsuINGroN. January = senator
Voorhees, will begin his investigation Of
the negro exodus to Indiana next
"Wednesday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-08
baltimore.

HEcKlITa ruR TIiK wrgk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-08

RAILROAD BoSps Generally higher,
Mobile and Ohio dcbcninrcs rose 2 per
cent.
SrATE BONps-Dull.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-08

RoSroN, January :. - An Augusta
sI.cial 10 the Hcrald says; The scene
In the Honse OF Representatives this
forenoon was simply dissraceiul. Hale
was gentleman, aud acted like one,
and hc must have been ashamed OF his
friends. The repetition Of the oath al
ter the Governor Was drowned by Kisses
and sroans % the mob. The fusionists
put the thing through regardless 81
parliamentary Law The scene was
without ; precedent In New England.
The FusionSs,s must now stick, and tlse
Republicans 40 90 the Supreme Court
n Was impos.ibss to preserve order In
sho ilouse, and q row wonld have
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-28
Legal Notice,

Austin Wooster and Mary Wooster, his wife, Of Al.
leghehy county, In the state OF Pennsylvania Sarah
Shvely, intermarried with Abram Shively, Of Han
oVertOn. COlumbtane county and State Of Ohio;
Anna Ackes0n and James Ackels0n OF stark cOun-
ty, in the State Of Ohio will take notice that pet
ton was filed against them on the 22d day of Ccto.
ber A 1890 In the Court of Common Pleas within
and for the county OF Stark and Sate Of Ohio, by
Margar a BeebOut and her husband. ChBrles b
Beeb0nt, and is now pending. wherein said Margaret
BeebOut, plaintiff demands partition OF the follow
Ing real estate situate In said county of stark and
state OF Ohio, owit: Being the southwest quarter
or section number twenty seven, In township num-
Der seventeen OF range number six, containing one
hundred and iftyseven and SIX one-hundTedths
acres more or less Also part Of the southeast QUAR-
ter of section number twentyeght in same town
ship, bounded az follows: Beginning at the south
east corner OF said quarter thence west along the
section line seventeen chains; thence north, three
and three-quarter degrees east thiriy-nine chains
and hityh links to the north line Of said quarter;
thence south, eighty'eight degrees east along the
quarter line nineteen chains and fityhve links TO
the northeast corner of said quarter thence south
along the section line thirtynne chains and five
links TO the place of beginning containing seventy
one acres and seventy hundredths OF an acre more
or less Also part OF said last mentioned quarter
section, bOHnded as follows: Beginning at stone in
the south line Of said quarter twentyone chains and
seventy-tve links eastwardly from the southwest
corner Of said quarter FROM which cherry tree f-
teen Inches IN diameter bears north. 1870 west Il
llnks thence north. two and O half degrees west
thirty nine chains and fifty five links TO a stone In
the north line OF sad quarter from which a cherry
tree, twelve inches In diameter, bears north three
and half degrees west sixty.sx links. thence east.
wardly thirty six links to the northwest corner OF
the tract herein last descrbeo thence sOuthwardly
with he west line Of said last mentioned tract thirty
nine chains and my tour links TO q post on the
south boundary of said quarter thence west with
the quarter line one chain and eight links TO the
place or beginning, containing two acres and eighty
three hundredths of an acre more or less Said sew
eral tracts composed the farm upon which Margaret
Ackes0n, now deceased residei many years said
petition Will be for hearing on the first day OF the
next tJanuary, lSsD term Of said court or as soon
thereafter as counsel can be heard,
A. O. HINER,
OctIlN' Attorney for Plantlfis,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-28
A MAN WHO KNEW MoREY.
And Who Positively Asserts That He Was the
Agent Of an Employers Union Az Llnu.

And VINO POSiJlVeIy Asserts IhAt lie was Lhe
Agent Of an Employers Union Az Linn.
UTICA, N. Y, October 22.-The Observer
this evening contains the following:
William Nash, of the Reynolds
Brothers shoe factory, in this city, was
in Lynn in 1878, and for ten years before
that. He worked in the factory of Nor
gan & Dore, in that city, and went out
with the other Crispins at the time of
the famous lockout, instituted by the
shoe manufacturers against that union in
1878. The employers, determined to de-
stroy the Crispins, formed a union,
opened an agency and set machinery at
work to get outside workmen. Mr.. Mo-
rey had charge of this agency and dis
tributed the men hired by it around
among the factories Mr.. Nash had no
personal acquaintance with this Morey,
but knew him, as other Crispins knew
him, by sight on the streets as the repre-
sentative of the employers who were
trying to break up the shoemakers' or
ganization, and saw him daily. Mr..
Nash says that the pretense that there
was no such man there and that he had
not the position in the Employers Union
which Garfield assigns him in his letter
is absurd. Mr.. Nash furthermore says it
is not strange that the denial of Morey's
existence should be based upon the au-
thority of the Boston Traveller, because
during the labor troubles in Lynn the
Traveller was one of the worst enemies
the workingmen had to contend with"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-28
AtsaI
Legal Notice.

Nancy Egg. Catharlne Shookhart, Eliza Shoe.
maker, William ShOOkhart, John w ShOOkhArt
Mary J ShOOkhart Joseph A ShOOkhart, Isaac r
ShoOkhart, Martha W ShOOkhart, Christian M
Shookh TT. Anna Shookhart and Henry Shook
hart who reside IN the county of Richand I'm the
State Of Wisconsin. and whose pOsofilce address s
West Branch In i'd county and sta g. Will take
notice that on the 22d day of October A $780, Amos
d Baker, executor of the last will OF George ShoOlS
hart, te of stark county, ohio, deceased, filed n
petition In the Probate (OnTt Of said stark cO'NN
against the above named parties and others ST. ,
forth that said George ShoOkhart died seized ilSoN
simple OF the following described real estate In 81 4
Stark County To wit: All Of the west half of the
township. stark county, Ohio containing 70 57.lOO
acres, except % acres more or less. heretofore sold
II from said tract by said George ShoOkhaTt to one
John Starkit Wing south of the public highway rum
ming through said half quarter section; that legal
claims have been proved and allowed ag Ainst said
estate amounting 10 more than 1875 So 10e that the
COSTS OF administration will be about 800: that the
personal property of said estate was insufficient to
pay said debts and that it is necessary to sell said
real estate Tor that purpose; that the above named
parties have an Interest In said real estate or in case
OF sale In the processes thereof heirs al law de.
vlsees and legatees of saiu George ShOokhart. de-
ceased The prayer OF said petition Is that said ex-
ecutOr be authorized by said Probate Court to sell
said real estate TO pay said debts and costs Of admin
isratiOn said petition is set for hearing the 27hday
OF December, A d 1880, and unless the said defen.
dants answer said petition beiore the 18th day
OF December 1880 the will be TAX en- as true
and judgment rendered accordingly.
AMOS b. BAKER,
Executor Of the last will Of George Shookhart decd
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