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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-02-26
A NOMADIo CITY.

Idaho furnishes o phenomenon which would
be possible In no other civilization but that OF the
great West. town now called Beaver, situated
OF the mouth of Beaver canon, is a sort OF kanga'
roo city which has jumped along as the railroad
advanced, thirty or forty miles at time. year
ago 1t was called Oneida, aud was 100 miles from
Ogden since that time 1t has changed It's base
and name several times, and is now lao miles
from It's former base When the town takes a
spring, the hotels, saloons, dwellings and shops
are packed up aud moved along and are set down
again just as they started, In each new locality
the streets and signs appear the same, so that
visitor at one place Is at home, without asking In
the new. The inhabitants seem to take kindly
to this municipal nomadic life and Barney
oNeil. the hotel keeper, says: livery time she
jumps she jumps aisier.
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NEW YORK RITTER MARKET.

In reporting the market prices Of butter, the
New York Tri0uUe, of May 20, said, choice pack.
ages to the retail trade reach 10 to 20 cents
but light COored goods are hard to dispose Of and
several lots were thought well sold at to 10 cents
This stern logic Of dollars and cents is rapidly
convincing dalrymen that they should use the
Perfected Butter Color made by Wells, Richard
son & Co., Burlington, VT 1t gives the perfect
June color the year round, and dRirymen tina
use 1t never send light colored goods to market
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All trains daily (SundayH e1oePeedl Coaches
run to and from Cleveland Wltnou1 onSn&s' 1s-,
CONNECTIONS.
AtC1eveland WITH fast trains for the East, Al.
60 with Cleveland and Detroit Daily Line Of
At Elyria with L: :, n, 2. BY -or sRnduSryO
Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, 40;
Al Grafton with o, Q, o. d !. BY, for ndianap0'
lis. ST, Louis and the West.
At Russell with A. d g. ", Ry, for Akron, Ash
land, Mansfield, Gso. ~
Ha At MSssilion with P. =. w.& Q. BY, for Canton,
Alliance, Wooster, dc.
Al Dover with M. P. d O. BY. for Cambridge
Nassillon and ParkersbuIg. NJ.
At Uriohgyille with P, O, q bt L. Ry' foE D'eu'
benville CoshOcton, Zaneavtlle, dsc.
| OSCAR TOWNSEND,
| Ganr, N HauAGeks
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scotchman, having hired himself TO Sarmer
had cheese set down before him that he MIGHT
help himself, His master said to him, "saunderq'
you take long time to breakfastp ''In trotb
maister" ANSWERED. he, "a cheese o. this Size n ma
80 soon eaten as 70 may think"
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prOsptrtus.
1880.
THE REPRINTS OF THE
FOUR LEADING QUARTERLY REVIEWS,
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW (Whg),
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(C0nserUdttve),
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(EVangelicaD,
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and sciences the recent additions TO knowledge in
every department Of literature, and all the new pub.
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ably discussed
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Train No. connects at Bracevllle with &GW
train at 8N o m and 1l3o o M for Leavttsburg War
rem youngstown, Greenville Meadville and Sala-
manCa; with the 9:15 a m train for Ravenna & Kent
also with & NJ train at Phaanx for Cleveland, ar
riving at Cleveland at 11:00 m.
Train No. connects at Braceville with A d @ W
train at 619 p m, for Warren, Greenvhle Meadville
at Phalanx for Cleveland, arriving at Cleveland at
705pm.
north and south, for Lima, Atwater, Bayard Sa-
nneville New Philadelphia and Wellsvie; also with
Pittsburgh, Canton, Massillon, Wooster, Crestllne
Ft Wayne and Chicago
The Alliance q Lake Erie Railroad ls now open for
the transportation Of freight and passengers from
and to Alliance via A & @ W Railway TO Cincinnati
New York and intermediate points; also to Ceve-
land via @ q M Railway.
Trains will stop at stations named on this Schedule
Trains run by Columbus time.
H. SHAFFER, Superintendent.
H, BLEAKLEY. Gen. Manager.
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A discount of twenty per cent will be allowed to
clubs Of four or more persons. Thus four copies OF
BlackwoOd or of one Review will be sent to one dd
dress for $780, four copies of the four Reviews and
BlackwoOd for SiS, and so on.
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Trains Nos. and Il ruN tlsily.
Palace Sleeping Coaches on trains No. /, 2, 8
Rno II, between Cincinnati and Now Yn,I Tally.
Hotel coach on trains and IA between Chicago
and New York daily, via MRns6eld.
Connections at Manheld with Plvtsbulnh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad; ct Mesdvill9
and Cory for OIL Regions and at Jamestown
for Buffalo and Niagara Falls; at Salamanca foR
Rochester; and at BiLghampton for Albany
Close connections ct Cincinnati with rSinR for
the South and West.
W. B. sHk CTUr,
aca, F.Issexge il'.j yiokf 4,Ot M ~ toti, q
P. D. COOPER,
9en sN9srIntahdest Gsvel0Ad- Z, s0TIGu
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Enjoy the blessings OF this day, II God n ends
them; and the evils bear patiently. For this
day only is ours; we are dead to yesterday, and
we are not bern tomorrow.
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Road Notice.

Notice Ia hereby given that q rettoA will " pre-
scented to the Commissioners Of Stark co1ptS, Ohio,
a. their next regular session, beginning March 1st
A. d. $780, praying for the alteration Of county road
known as the Daniel Hall road In Plain township,
STARK county Ohio which Is described as follows, to-
VII; Beginning Mt point In the center OF the Cleve-
Iai road on the line between sections and In said
lain township, thence eastwardy on the line be-
east corner OF section D. In said township. Said Com
missloners will be asked to alter said road so that
shall have the following courses Beginning at said
point In the center of the Cleveland road, thence
eastwardy on the present line OF said road TO the
north east corner Of the northwest quarter dissection
g. thence south $50 W east about 40 6SlVO chains 20
stone Wing III feet south from the northeast corner
OF fsection g. and on the line between sections and
thence south $40 45 east about 80 00 chains 10 the
northeast corner section 8. That the public conven
ience and economy demand thatsuch alteration shal
'0 "O'' A PETTTToNER.
Canton, O., January a9th-ew; n.
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The columns of the MANUFACTURES AND BUILD
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A years numbers Of the MANUFACTURES AND
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NORMAL INSTITUTE CLASS.

The undersigned will commence In his select school
North Poplar street, anton, Ohio, Normal Glass
especially designed for the instruction of teachers In
the English branches and In the theory and art of
teaching, on Monday, August b, 1879. The session
Will continue twelve weeks, closing in time for the
opening of the Winter schools. rare opportunity
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GOING NORTH.
sr,r,ov. No. II. No. /, No. 8. No, is.
0iAAA'N'' Accom-. IA coon. Expr'ss Mixed.
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It is not the strange sights that we shall see In
heaven that will 80 much delight us; not the
glitter and the glory; not the diamond aRd the
topaz; no, tits God. he ia all and in all.
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come NORTH.

A LLIANCE q LAKE ERIE RAILROAD.
No.a Condensed Time Schedule. No ..
To take Effect November 4th 1S7a
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Life is divided into three terms, that which is,
which was, which will be. Let US learn from the
past to profit by the present. and from the present
TO live for the future.
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Trains Nos. and 8 run daily, Train No
leaves Pittsburgh daily except Saturday, TrSIn
10. leaves Chicago daily, except Saturday, Al
Others daily, OxOe0t Sunday.
Z. z. MYERS,
@ener9l Passenger and Ticket Agmlt;
A TLANTTU AND dRE1T WKST E1N EKE
"A ROAD.
tips TSbte .-.4dcptsd NOu. 49, 1879.
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We can easily manage II we will only take each
day the burden appointed for It, But the load
will be too heavy for us II we add to It's weight
the burden Of tomorrow before we are called TO
bear It.
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AGlrsGhS.

DITTsBURaH, FORT WAYNE Avn CHI0I1S
4 RAILWAY.
CSNdensSd TIME Cord--NOv. 10, 1879
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THE ULMY GGhND, TU4t AIfAWAB YAllIaE
Adn THTELING RAILWAY,
TIME TABLE OF PASSENGER TRAIN6
In effect May 18th, 1S70.
raAIHp AuIEe SOUTH
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Some one has beautifully said that sincerity is
speaking what we think, believing as we pretend,
acting as we profess, performing as we promise
and being as we appear.
, 1880-09-18

sptstat Dbpafeh to tn Chicago Tribune.
NEW foHK. Sent II. f.-GnA1S - Whea.-Wintsf
lst.vo l!ne. on mn unsettled uarxot Bidding Ut shs
outset 4 shado hIshoE than 'azt evening. followed
speedily BY break In vaIues chicdy In tho instance
OF red, which yielded during the day about }s4te
undot rtnoWch pressure 70 place suppllos a. ~
duended by reports Of heavtcF forward alovouenH
fEum tic interior, moro or uss serlous depression
Ut tho Woat, and much tanner market atvlees BY
cabla. Tie export roausrsmeats aro muca
Issa uraent. auurted In part BY the hard'
GA; T. ';$' E ss
ss isSf Taa rs osSss Ii s -
Tatapsr npsnihg snsde lower eat sSon Ks .haIdena,s q,
asat assS tSa Wits. Ms:s;a %s:ts SeSsst IT,
sss ssHns0aa Tss,Fs''yh yhaTss u ~i r
tssssss Is 81 epai s,!a s. sSst s7s%As,ss.: sA,s.
Ws.,sf,' safSsaes ss =! Il;
s1:s a. Il HI assiassy sS ssssr sssssa
Ss e xSa :St g; 1si;sei s rs u.
osS 81 e. ee ~ V
P:;fs = u iaa'.sossa @ sssss. ds's'
Vi 'i.s"S,s;"SsIA IL n hcavy mayAs. reported fot bog
sheh hTs 6ssa ~ S9s
sSs. S. e ss
!es ss.x Mssss Il sts a sscS S,s
oplSa nlsssea has 's.s as.sss; ;ot sy
ssssa 81
SGIS psf ,ssa a.a az
soI saIy apoted ~ the csess .u;i II n
hSxsnSss Il ID; GessnGar ii sal6: 5eai ops0a =
ssssas M s s:{, y s. !. f.S 5 &
HUdA4-llam yury qulrt and quoted NcaSi NJ sAas
, 1880-09-18
FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Stocks Still Dull and Dropping
Business Improving.
Tho Produce Markcls Generally Eeasler, Ex.
oepl Rye-h Dull Feeling In Pro.
visions.
Wheat, Corn, md barley Depressed bT Piae
Ntathcr-Tlt Prospect Tor Larger
Receipts.
FINANCIAL.

IN tho Snw Yorl; Stock t,onri business was
decidedly tul'. The ht.nr4 have tho advantage.
nnti NV y',rk dispatches report their il,,hhcr
md frnicIty lnrgrr n,1d m.,tf r1,nnnnt. Tho
tnll',vin, pnravsuph tnkon frnn, tltc 4tnrrirttN
t,rhnngt ,stnrsp,I ty pt,o Of e,r lcidnr houses
sen*!hIs ssntnary Ut tho sI.sthtIono oi tho stuck
innrkes. wi, tlnstr hs prolmaty tho 1A'st ssutg-
incnt that rnn in given Hft this subject:
Tho sitn!rr Hsltnnrr IL sineks ,vrs ttAsct u,t
improving business, bcgltlnltf nf gail imports
funn Europe, and the general [nertnsn II tho
ttrn!n.s nj tho raj rM'1s. rrhGa rtH nllti1 they
rc.lcfitsl figures whcr,l conservative operators.
uyc .nlnst,tux thg nptarcnt favorable st!1h,init.
hrHnn T.. hr*siatn nscr lnmsts'l.. further NJ
liz: was reti,ctnHtr H. buy IT their fii9i'cat
prrrx xfecks tnNt tuMs,uh Inst afny, Aiiu
IN Sevcnr. ls1H. W!:hn,tt Ally startling H1tera.
ttor vt thn tl,lnteihl sltuhlloi mt ihne.f Special
times, md III addition r:tillt' the revelation nf
"ettti:it' nj rites ntnung tho t7rhn'l<. unh tho
development u ttr fact Tint tho 1HrI;e Ettas
earnings Vt The rli1* wt,fta hAil hcEn r,'Rars!r.!
no lnlsts for tho Investment vi moneys Wer1
t!t4GUtSc, md IN ucct,ttt Of tho ArAwtarka fil
rr',Nlv. wGl, must hp allowed trasn them w
calculating ,tct results II sny* thcrr arr four
lr.lts tn.iay w1lerc yesterday there wcro hut
twt,.
There wero fcw gains. 1llfnn:s Central rose
III; New Turk Central. Il; Michigan Central,
Il: t.nko Shore. Il: Erie, y; Northwestern, ~;
st. th.ul, II: Walnst. !.
There were gafts Il; a few other eases, NIL ot
witch. with tho 1itssrs Eild tnGtttnttDns OF the
tsny. will hr fu,tn III tho following tnl,tc:
, 1880-09-18
EAN FnAyClRCt,, Sent. l7.-Thn following Wcre
tlin rlnsiux al,QtDtton. ut tho Stock lDAfti:
hofollowInS Instruments wcro tlcd for record
Friday, Sept. II: =

Tho following Instruments wcro filed for record
e'''''' 0'''' - c,7r pnoprurx
Farrell 1t, rs 4 = ot Itlsknry; { 55xlM &
,With 1!iigr '1npnrtIl ! datsa 5gne '2d'soIEG tn
!aisd kaEt Il tFsfinuaa jsexer IL Xnda ii: -.
ws.s t'tS' VII, l. CIR ei :; II ;U1i IL ST."
dntSi AuE, = y. A. ituth*eh'll ot ns. M o,o,
iossM H. sssny' s Il Il VIII; iY,:. iio
q dateA sup,.a thlchnrir. lacy to sln'on ~,
asnatss r. ssd Ht IT, d Il ,I5es tstssS Dutss Il
seassist ,s's" 4; 4. iSsfiai II sia Il: 81 oSiv, VII .1 ~"
NJ & AGte4 aopt. III N;a"exa n. hetao tu Inn
Jeass s'!ss i. Is n Tiiii:tii;. xG Il. '''
1aleI tAly 4 tesats Ut Anthnny Lynch 10 mn
sssssi, Il %!is Il iiia$; l:,snia sx:1
ci1a,%n ass; i, HI II ii s:i
Il dntsd sel't IL lstarRarot *hc'nH 10 siaIvr ,o,,
VII hi'9Es'ss i9a1n =. 10 il II xsy IL. $s.i ~"
i; s;: ssS $iS $.iSsi;s ..S i
tierbe,s I. Syef!:. 1900
HYl.; i sThco'iors 4. Saal /" \. j. and o. nv,
Gas.Si asW. t'iinlottY V'shua 10 John -.
wosssss ~ iii Il :ai i;ai,ii Il: Kii:ii 'S
4l.i h.1 =, l!np!0yGt !iatsd "ept.s t"lt11au ~,
tMyis u. t;e1rSn ltasat @tl
tated asrt. Ii tjcssts Whitshsa'l 10 aaylur'S i
fnithJ,.. AO
s"ur'' or crf l!!s =! S Wr,H 1M9S VI ssTxS
Nutterfsld II. hotrcen F0rty.nlnth snd Flf- d"
tteti. .2sx!n,tt. AA.rtl AiE. tIo!la tlncs
10 alAf3 hatAAll.'. ~
, 1880-09-18
LIVE STOCK,

GATrl4E-Anothor hx run of eutt1s al,d a further
suftannE vt prioss were nuted for yesterday. Eyou
the ch0Icess grudes, which the pfuectng days nf
tho *eok hold t!sn "oro only baahte at sHuettltng
on fVoua THURSDAYS pstcns, whlln medium 10 Rlod
stceEa worn hard TO Hos0 ut drclnn Of tn4Ic.
Western and Tc1as cnttls did not comprise ~ lasRn
PesCGRaaGu Of tho receipts Tho procSdtnR thuo
four Jays, but lhcs0 WvFo slAso cXttr ununyh 10
bayoHs 10 hRra thur own way ~ to tho matter OF
pricca 1hosa ny class OF stock for Nhlc F4urs-
days priccs ublatnab!e. Tho dccuo vastud from
6&!1c. al.d VISA ths most seyero In fas 70 medium
grAdes baca sapxcd from tl,1O111a for scrubs 10
Ssa for faucy. With tbe bulk u Qv L7Q toE pappng
, 1880-09-18

G"yernmot,t bonds were stcady Mt tho follow-
Ing prices: District Of Columbia aGss. gol1Hl;
Gs, l0tsG6HI.i; 81. G1ip..! As, 110sIll0ss;
". lH4IGk l1DA. VIC nnte sntes NJ @,.fD9 district
Of Columbia 3.ais ut 09l. md :al,09] Chcngo.
1'nrlInHton Quincy ncr ccnts 1T 80A.
Foreign exchange Is ateatty. BteritnR posted,
4Ss 4sa1t; scllng G tlnys, is0l; demand,
4gl'4@ igs4; commercial bills, +;s1s. III conil-
ncrtnt drafts ITO ohniRc. Tho Government
bDught $..5r0.0O0 OF Its boI,ds uf 20 and 81 Mt
nhout l1,; GtG 7-t0 for hs anu 1.::sGal0i:s for H..
Tho rurinton ~as rho lnr4cr OIL the 1s nw'inE, Of
course. to tho Views Of thcsc who offered them.
Tho wlinc nn,D,,nt offered E'ns 4j,glD, 100.
Excellent opportunities for tho expenditure
Of public money for internal improvements
come up from tho South. Mini. Howell, cnHl-
neur III charge OF the improvements Of tho rivers
In Louisiana and Gull ports, bus made report
showing what Congressional appropriations aro
needed III Tint SECTION, II IL wurthy Ut study by
those who hnve tho f,g,rcs cncclc.l for tho IN.
tcrnnl revenue Of tho several Stutes Here 1t H:
For tho hnrtor Of Now 0reans proper We nro
told *:aD,Ma' will be required; Mobile !,nrbnr,
'; pravc'nSt @ "f Sech.s % Rver, Tss:. essis; ill.,
i,tIrGttent OF ship EhnnnGl II GnlyeStnn htrbt'r,
$aHe ;a +: !t,pryen'c',t T. "f TriY Mtycr @ Tsx :;
mont Of l'ass Cayailo Inlet IL Asntukorin !iuy.
aud aid I%ay. % up to Nockp"ri anS tHrpas Christi.
! 'Scx.. saD,&N: tmproxn'ncnt Ut THO harnor ht
irnHs .S w. ,,r.n,t ~ , ~. ,t'h s x
| awi. NmItn Wfyer. In. fSttl: jinyun TSrrt.-
l,o.l,lc, i.1.. $s,WU: TfnKIpntoA River, lst.,
N:.W: isnyoa Gn1lrih hi,l9Il, L.. t3l.NN; yer.
,ni.o tlxsr' s' t., rsseaala 1ss MxSf, VT:
SaLliso i'asn, t11t,aif; total, II, ,itslVJl,
A few Jnys uxu wa stntel tAut tho Internal
revenue uny,nents l,y ll;uo. ,u tho t;oyern.
n,r,t fur tho past year wurt, *st0O0, ,OeQ, willis
| these from tho "Solitl south.' With Muryland.
| west ytrutnfu. and Missouri a,]upd. wpre only
| st.7QDnU larrcr. And vet MIR ,ufJnst
suu,lorn friends In twr or three Of Tho
f,nif stntes nsk for 10 ncr cent nf
,yhnt 1,lin,ls umrs. whIls nero ntttnn,@,
Ia ,inlcn t,t f,,r voatly u,oro fnnortnnt vnrka m
u,r tnyu Htntc. In nftt about tite lint Illinois
, 1880-09-18
ttf 1'I:1tls(1IkAllE.
MEM Tatilks
SNktd{ Ditputth ia

Sptttas Dispoteh to IhS Chicago 1ttbuns.
NEW fONE, Stpt. H.-Thero was MthtuV DE-
clslye In to-dsy's dealings. Tho opening was
weak. 4 recovery followed, tho market DO.
ea.nu very dull, anl Just betoge the close ps.csa
wur1 rallied to tho best prizes uf the day.
ThcrO was no dispoaltlon 10 buy stocks
apparent, and certuInly nuno to sell.
satHG large operators remain long. Others
arc short, and tho latlcr appear 70
, 1880-09-18
COMMERCIAL.

TITO following worc tho receipts mud shipments
Of tho IettlnR articles Of produce IN thus city
,lIrlug tho tWpnty.G Gu0F hours rnstn9 ut o'clock
FrItlsy morning mid for tho corresponding
tts.1p llAt ytHr:
, 1880-09-18

liOG FltODUCrS-Were itrexuiasty stasdy. Tbs
market averaged eah.et Alt r0upd In sympalhy Will
repostcd decline Of hSl6o ~ tho suck-yaIds and u
reduced Liverpool auotallnn OF ID Ia iatu aud SS6d