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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-09-02
LennL Notice.

Samuel @. Roach, of the county of Sumner and
State of Kansas, will take notice that Peter Adof
o. the county Of Stark and Slate of Ohio on the 1lh
day of July A. d, 1885, did file his petition In the
court OF Common Pleas within and for the county
OF stark In the state Of Ohio against the said Samu
el Q, Roach defendant setting forth that the said de-
tendant was on the 18th day Of July a. d. 1880 In
deoted 10 said plaintiff In the sum of S2369 on GER
tain promiss0ry note, before that time executed by
SAID defendant and delivered to said plaintiff that
said prOmssory note is due and unpaid, and that
SAID samuel 9. Roach has been nonresident of the
state OF Ohio from about the - day of - A d
1873, and praying that said Samuel c. Roach may
pay said sum now claimed to be due on said promis-
sorry note with Interest thereon and that an order of
attachment was Issued out of said court against the
property Of said Samuel Q. Roach, consisting of an
undivided Oneeghth interest in thl tyeight acres OF
land situated In the township of Paris, county of
STARK and state OF Ohio, and being the middle part
OF the west half dissection twenty and range six and
the said Samuel c. Roach Is hereby notified that he
IS required to appear and answer said petition on or
before the third Saturday after the th day of Sep.
tember, A. D. 1880, PETER ADOLFF,
Jul2S-lw BY A. @. HINER, his Atty,
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TO HUSBANDS.

Always complain Of being tired, and remember
that nobody else gets tired.
Your wife should have everything in readiness
for you, but you should not do anything for her.
When your wife asks for mony, give her a nick.
el ask her what she wants with IL, and she tells
you ask her If she can't do without It, Then 90
down town and spend ten times the amoud. for
cigars, for they are necessity.
Go down town Of an evening, stand around on
the street corner and talk politics; it's more inter-
esting than to stay at home with your family.
Charge your wife not 10 gossip, but you can
spin all the yarns you wish.
Have your wife get up and make fires, but don't
get up yourself till the rest Of the family are eat
ing breakfast, as you might take cold.
Wear old clothes and make yourself as untidy
as possible until your wife's health fails, then 1t
would be best for you to fix up some, for in all
probability you will want another when she Is
gone.
Have a smile for everybody you meet but get
frown on before you go home,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-09-02
PHILOSOPHY.

1t happens as with cages, the birds without
despair to get in, and those within despair Of get
ting out-that is marriage.
Women detest jealous man whom they do
not love, but It angers them when man whom
they do love is not Jealous.
To maintain an opinion because 1t is thineand
not because 1t is true, Is to prefer thysef above
the truth,
The perception Of the beautiful is gradual, and
not lightning revelation; 1t requires not only
time, but some study.
Things gained are gone, but great things done
endure.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-09-02
The indianapolis Journal is respondble for the

The Indianapolis Journal is responrible for tht
following touching "pome:"
thought the deacon liked me, yet
Iwan'n't sdzackly shore Of hit
For mind ye, time and time sgIn,
When iiners I'D be comm in,
I'd see him shakin' hands as free
With all the sisters as with me
But jurlng last revival,
He called on me to lead in prayer,
And kneeled there with me side by sideee
A'whisper'n' he felt sanctihed,
Jes' techin' Of my garments hem
That settled things us fur as them
Uhare other wimmin was concernedl-
An'-well III know must a.turned
A dozen colors Flurred f-la-
No mortal sinner never saw
A gladder widder than the one
A.kneelin there and Wonderun
Who'd pray SO glad, upon my word,
Irailly couldn't thank the LORD
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-09-02
"WHYp ASK YOURSELF WHY I

Why allow yourself, your wife or. your friends
to sink into gradual decay and fill an early gravel
Why suffer the torments arising from digestive
troubles and disordered liver Why allow the
mind and body to suffer the mental aud physical
distress resulting from weak and wasting kidneys
and urinary troubles? 1t is wrong for you to do
so. DR.. Guysotts Yellow Dock and sarsaparllla
will positively cure you. II never fails to restore
lost health strength and vgor II is the best blood
purifier in the world, for II removes the morbid
secretIons of the liver and Spleen and clears the
kidneys at one and the same time
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-09-02
4tgaI.
Legal Notice.

Alexander Lichas, George Llchas and Samuel
Lichas. whose places of residence are unknown
heirs at law Of Alexander Llchas deceased will take
notice that Daniel Walton, executor of the last will
and testament of Alexander Lchas, deceased, on
the 18th day Of August, A. d. 1880, filed his petition
In the Probate Court within and for the county of
stark and state of Ohio, alleging that the personal
estate of said decedent is insufficient to pay his
debtsi and the charges of admins erlng his es.
tate that he died seized In fee simple of the follow
ing described real estate situate in said county 10 wilt
Lots number 40 40, so and 81 situate In the village OF
ko3ardsyllle, Stark county, Ohio; that Melatine
Lichas, as widow of said decedent, Is entitled to
dover In said premises.
The prayer OF said petition Is for the assignment
of dover TO said Melatlne Lichas for a sale Of said
premises subject TO such dover estate for the pay-
ment of the debts and charges aforesaid
The per ons first above mentioned will further
take notice that they have been made parties de-
tendant to said petition and that they are required
TO answer the same or before the 9th day OF OCto-
per, A. ID; 1880, or as soon thereafter as leave of
Court can be obtained.
DANIEL WALTON,
Executor of Alexander LiChas deceased.
August 10, 1SSO-lw
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BANK NOTICE.
on, Treasury DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Ofdce OF CoMPTRoLLER OF THE CURRENCY
Washington, August 8, 1880.
Whereas by satisfactory evidence presented to the
underslgDe II has been made TO appear that THE
CITY NATIONAL BANK OF CANTON" In the city of
Canton In the county ofStark and State Of Ohio has
complied with all the provision of the Revised
statutes OF the United States, required to be com.
to commence the business of Banking:
Now THEREFORE,, l. John s. Langworthy, acting
Comptroller Of the Currency do hereby certify that
' THE CITY NATIONAL BANK OF CANTON" In the
city Of Canton, In the county of Stark and State OF
OHIO, IS authorized to commence the business of
Banking as provided In section Fifty one Hundred
and Sixtynine Of the Revised Statutes Of the United
States,
C~|%N) IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF witness my
SEAL, hand and seal of my office this 9th
wv day Of August 1880
j. S. LANGWORTHY,
Ang Ill NV Acting Comptroller fthe Currency,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-09-02
Administrators Sale.

Jacob Dagger, Admir- of Adam Fogle J
VS.
Daniel Holwick ct al.
In pursuance of an order Of the Probate Court Of
Stark county, Ohio, 1 will offer at public sale on
Thursday, September l2th 1880, on the premises at
o'clock p m: Lot number 0 In COnrads addition to
Louisville Stark county, Ohio.
Terms of sale :-Onethird cash. one.thrd In one
year and third In two years, with Interest to be
secured by mortgage on the premises,
Appraised at 81, 800 90.
JACOB DAGGER
Admir- of Adam FOgle deceased.
August l2, lSS0-hw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-09-02

Ithas wonderful power on Bowels Liver and
Kidneys What2 Kidney-Wort, try 1t.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-09-02
educational.
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
teachnl on Monday, August h, 1873. The session
open'ng of the Winter schools A raIe opportunity
will hen be gwen for teachers TO make reviews and
to epare themselves for more thorough work In
tn, school To)m
pecial arrangements will be made for students
desiring to pl the higher English studies or the
Classics.
Terms invariably In advance: ~
For the teachers and English 20
For the classical loUO
For further particulars address,
DANsL WORLEY,
No. SO NOr.h Poplar Street,
July II, 1879. CANTON, OHIO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-09-02
Administrators Notice.

Estate OF Daniel Reemsnyder, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned have
been duly appointed and qualified as administrators
Of the estate Of Daniel Reemsnyder late of Stark
county, Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 18th day Of August, A. D. 1880.
BARBARA REEMSNYDER,
AMOS A, REEMSNYDER,
Aug l9dw* Administrators.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-09-02

Abroad In the land there's great moral party,
Whose motives are pure and It's promises hearty;
A party whose zeal saved the country so often
It's retirement from Office stone heart would soften.
It has leaders score, who will have no shenangan.
But first OF them all stands the frankspoken Flana.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-09-02

o, Flanagan, noble, dIsInterested, and hearty!
The spokesman sincere OF an immaculate party
Your tenets, accused Of tendency rotten,
Will flourish when Washlngton's days are forgot.
, 1880-02-20


Frnnlr Mayo api,ears to ho prosperiug In his
career Of mAnagor.
"Tho nlark Crook" was rovlvcs1 ut Nlb,o's on
Monday lust, md "EnHugcd" was reproduced
at tho Now York Pnr!.
At tho Now York STANDARD, Rico will on Sat-
uriay evening bring out bis "liEawatha" for
tho first tlnlc III TINT city.
In April "Sty Partner" Wilt 10 put on tho
Ath4o Of tho Union Sgunro. Tho regular COLL
pn,y OF that house then 60 trnyuling.
"Unclo TOMS Cabin" Will 10 rcylvoti at tho
Hoston Athotlrum. Tr,llnod horses and south-
ern boodhouAds will ndtl to tho realistic effect.
In "Tho sbunghrnun." now running nt Wal
lNcks hr. w. II. tftluloilr EnS taken the pltlco Ut
Mf. l!arryMoro tcapt. Aolti'carl, who Ii, unfor-
tunnteiy, iii.
I}y consent Of tho manager OF tho Dlchoy
Ltnyartl company, tho lIIg Four. Mil,sttcls play
on Sunday ~ i[o1lcys. Tho following Sunday
Miss LnKurt will Appelr IT. via Ciglto" for tho
bc1eflt Of suffering lroland
BIT. N. @. Goodwin Jr.,. and wife tEilza Weath-
GrdOy) ufNl MtAa Jpnuio Wonthes1tly Will gAil for
EUROPE III juno. accompanied. probably, ny Dir.
Etneat HtAnlgy, who, tho la0stUt Herald snys, will
by that timU hnyo u closer relationship taAn thnt
or business manager to tho party.
Pleasant nuws co,1lus from San Francisco.
ClAra Morris haS pIAyed I'M exceptionally tino
CliKnXoment tn thnt city, md Aftor Il few. wccks
rest VIII pfny thuro again.. "lJcr hoalth," slyR n
papur, " ~ much improved. and aho is now Ia tho
very xonith ot her wonderful powcrs."
, 1880-02-20

Lightning has Hgnln struck in tho Ooncral pas-
senHer department pf tho Missouri Pueblo Halt
Rad. Only II week or two since htr. G, @. Cobb
OF tho indianapolis & st. Louis lsa!lroAd, WIS ap-
ponttsl UYnnral TasscnRer Agent OF tho Mis-.
sourl Pacific iarOAl Il, placo OF Mr.. +. Il. Fowl
Or. Mr.. Cobb has tho reputation OF II trst.cluss
passenger .nan, ind 1t WIS thu sunornl opinion
TINT ho would 10 Ablo tu hold tho position for
st,tl,u time to esIElU. lilo evidently thought 50
himself, or ho wn,ll not hayo resigned tho posi-
uoM Or OcJloral Passenger Agent ot the l,lltMll-
npnls ST. Louis ~ accept tllo psitlot1 IN tho
Missouri lNclc. IT III therefore natural thAt
considerable sMrpr!Ha should h.yo been 9ec,!-
sioneal W1pn tho following circular frsl1M Sir 4.
a. .Tula,uKa, ueucr..i auMflntcndeut at thu Mis.
souri, rauli!o WIS received hcrc: "NrC G: e. Cobb
" uenrra! FassoliFer Agent u this
Company. Mr., G. q. Warner, In n.ldltIun
10 ILL dlticA as Auditor, will for tito p,rsotlt
!!xslrlo tho duties q deuernl 1'issongor Agcut"
What tlls e,lllaat this sudden nna unexpected
eEinEo Ia 1nlttUr Of considerable speculation.
aonohink must haso gon9 wL1a,K, bat whit IL u
doubt, clear up tho mystery, ~ Mr Cnbh owca It
to himself 10 IIitlko Rn expiAuatIoh Ot th1 mat
ter.
, 1880-02-20
TIE COUNCIL,
Discussion Of tic Appropriation Bill In
Committee OF tho Whole. t

n n
s,,,,,..,,..o. ~ ~ 1.,...,9a
eohinaietee OF ING WMole'
. an a "na1 setns %axns 1t tho CITY c1ne a sh was
Ma "1enc.sas iso INC coe,'.eG ~ M. aps
Mna.ss 1ena1I o,i ~, n,i'o .h"t v uf ~ ha ~
been arranRcd for t tho % ,no.nors Of tho % copo,i @
to ,ncot ut tlo Mayors oHcs Tuestlny morning
and proceed to whit upon tho visitors, etc. He
further reported that seats had been provided
for tho members on tho platform ut tho dcmor-
ssfa.,on Monday % evening, ono tnas d, tnoy would
I'd .uloptcd. piN'' '9s'''' WV 1'' ''''' "A'
On motton Of A1d yz1r.,ou. tfo Council was
thon resolved ] n into &C Committee OF Of tic Whoo ' to
luke n up tho appfopriatlon bs!i: sooo nm x. a.,
Tng fst 1 st9n ,ao .akoh Up up %9a n & 1GF me
a tSd Snso Es o e se RS'e eoRoa Rds
ny ho 1,'l; Him or en- nm sor co,,octtno c,tv taxes
w!!s noxt taken t!p and passe.i.
Tho estimate for tho Department OF Public
Mnrka WIS next feAchei. Tug hfst llcm oothg
XXI MY .hn Krnd e Tint
II wnIiI s,ow Inv im,,uil Of the tini Itnni ut ws
strc"ts' g ra,srct.t;yafy. "4'" "Ap''''~
The HfMri,r snitt In yfew of tbe Inran number
p y y9 G Thi t o s IF 9o II G 1nS 1G
what the weather woi,ltl be, that tho el,ggostion
VIZ sm Gm'tf9 fytnI rdGItreo Is1se ,o,,ovc In ,vhch
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II" ",,nronripts for stroot ~ uonm. ae
INA Hd II @ is S ,J pSSSo;s st sS sSa e. IS
Ss S Hnas f ne os i sxsas spp9spsa It s % s$ for
gHGs Ho @ u thau tho o. rinnee ee gt
49, Gsrtan moved 3D., y tst sHsttate " thst @
t1'i,I NJ wh;r H. ;rhramn s.nn,sed' w '1'7s'
'', III, mntSnn m ~ Aii tS,',srton ,sns Int md M
was that 9f Ala TMIsn9r. M and f'raily Sn0 rs
, 1880-02-20
pAUpEls CHILDREN.


Tho County Coltrt ycstcrtiay Aftoritoon pro-
ecnteu ioe Nrponf'lnce nt IN ef!hfRefl hnrsnry.
There wurn th!fsy-ono children OF ages r4lakl'ss
from \ fsw months to a dozen years, who had
1ef 10 1ho euro ol a'hotene Lnno.io i.lstlttlons'
schoola nn5 rof,,rcs. warden 1,fotnr, nn,l h,s
.ro''s,,,tan ,..h s,,",o,o,. .,,nort ~ t,an,avss
brought Tho crowd in, arriving ut tho County
liu'ldIng a'out o'clock. Tho children tlllc'l
tney haa gorgeous oll ti1ne on tho journey.
When inc cor'cge rcacneu mo pn'talfss .lio
e,tro en- 9%tt wqro Led Into the rooms 9eoupiea .
seSer'., snat'.ao'o s,. ch,nolae lMlles wore a on
hanu WIN oaskcts or caAe. oranges. ana otneF
catnblcs and tho youngsters proceeded to got ila
cI,,nnnd % -, NnSh.s @ Snc ma 1n,,n,v A,to1ncy
M1ss nesk: anu tnoy eSfS % E51sa,1,ntss
e,idana sxnts IL MiEc cMscys: wcrp n ii" ;.,s|,,e
tf,,, ,rs ,unoI ~, H.. nn,iIn.tIn,sn ~
,tn %s o 'T rn t1 ~ ~ IFs, n1nar az IL H
chii.lrs.n "rra,,,,punic fhclt.. md
NV -, q ;ss sSsss IS; ,s s Ssp;s
stnn.,a TX n'1,or ws n,,a,..s' ru ftbnr ,nv
ni,snut. tiur.ts;si ~ tt,ikynun,. ria wnt1,.1
ta hiirs si,,rt jsss a ~" n,inrtv ~ liz
tr.,'aiarfs ,9r In,, ice' no' IL ~ ''4o
''''''"'c'ecS "o.o oosS.
tno clinitc'i ocourieu RcntS nehlnu !nn Ff!!' anu
;,,n I'M n. t T r ,,rann,, lit, ~ er
liz ti,o ss. vu ~ IL tu,rt ntor rann tt. ma IT..
tes M Mary % Frances. Of tho serSito sisters,
my tnH shar t3na M Nh ts,cI Hss -, H.,oIMtni, |,
itt 1r ~ I,, ILL., ~ .s ss ro"r ~ 't ~ tt -
es,allisIl;rt Mis- pctcrs @ arrea @ With With for
fsr ,sst r., t. 4atsp Sph s it, cpses{ taS rt
, 1880-02-20
ADJUSTMENTS.

III, uiulS I!tuNsisa GoScnlsI iH ro-Nluirr LII
WI 10 another ovation to tint charming little
s arcs, s
whom Thlrsby E resoFnIzel q tho ehiet IN iho
concert rom. Hit tho patriotism OF our music.
nj public will bc further appeaIc to ly tho f,rat
"sssven.'nsp!ssts" snthe,n "co'amea, with
,a ~en st .no "t.nor " ~ M a ,., pee @ Kng
rrcitntlnn NJ sho anthon, liz. MIsa En,i,o u"y,r
asa ~ ~ ,.o ~ .ns eG
cr ,ho bo ran,en NJ n.nf Tna .s
Thursby aud Mr.. I,rnnson singing tho solos.
WhntSvor Is impressive in,n,orsal L. GllMoro's
contribution 70 tho tnllsleal literature Of our
prstntion,; The other sroat fonture q the r51.
eeeSrate S W sceo spS Thos # 1o
THO following Is tho pfosrain Tor thts ovcni6g: ss'
rncx31,AM-rn1pAv. HvEN1na, rEf,. ~.
Con noto FL arnltn: niirrrn chi; nto: ns.st
Sitss I,ay ta1. '''' ~'.0'
s."Como Into tho uarieit, Mitud". ........ .nalfo
Q. Concerto IN r. s,lnor .Mendelssohn
. n. 111noshtc 1attamo'sskt.
4. Tho colelrlfcd gTaGd scet,n
' s1o' 1''r sMlYt fssss f. Ia poeA .Anusolso Thomas
, o.....,. aftss E,nn'g Th9rFx,,,. s,1y
o ~ sfu: Sra fSi1r.ntt. ''''A''' '1'0'S''''
rreluAo md F.ig!!n Itl Ii flat major. DHoh
U. Nnettirn6 Or, q. No: :1...........+.. Chopin
10 "Trnutncs Wirrcn "......-.... .Schunnnn
Ai@s AMI Ehu.
Z. Tho Echo Song. .:....,... Eckcrt
:, A!*s Eanhln 1'i:4r*bN.
~ III ,Unneo As"'n' A"H"7u uo1 ..t,,,,,
iii. Iintnso9,. '""' o'''''""
' NoVeF'0 81 Tf,aoxis .itI,a,i;t,;;t VouStcmps
10, Tie celebrated tlllettD bljjI0 from
Elixir lAnDru ".................. Dnnlzcttl
Mss EMmH ThufrbV and SAt. Ffrrttnf.
IL: National Anthotl, "E0limblh" n. =. Gilmore
Solos by Mtss Emma Ihtilrhy and Mr.. 1arAn-
son: recitation by Miss Eultlio Gnvn, mud Krn1ld
chorus under tho direction Of William L. Tom
Hns.
shuw Miss Thiifa6y, rs wc,l ia tho cntirv con-
piny, to tho best utivnnpgc, md those Who int
tho opportunity to hcnr MnriEnon siE1R tho cello.
, 1880-02-20

1I'n5t
a circA1nr from tho Trnf1ic- Manager NJ tho
Of Mr. q. W. C,,r,,nf,,ra In tlo r,g,tfnn NJ don.
n.,,t 1.sso,,,.or .nt ~ t,", f,,rnmw ,.tcn H.
~. n.eolsc. Ahc& " '@"' '.o"'P"'' ''e' ',s'
Tho Knnsns ctv. Fort scott 4 f3,,tf HALLWAY
,n, rc.o,,.,, ni,so.,,,,t ~ Wo,nrhts trnns.s i.
Co'0t1li0 hallway. Gonerhl- -afa'lngcr unkes mn
ilnunces tho following appointments for tho Int
ter rpul; j. i. I,arnca, Ass!stnnt SunorInte1,tI-
cnt. I. ~ I,,,rltnv g,rortntont1,rt NJ trnct
-. ~. ihancys oup1fI1.tc,aC. VI . "oN,
nfneef hon nMilGinga' u o. NcCrH1a' s'hs1rr
Aren't: j. Il. I,ockworl, lcner,t gtckct Aren't
n.. 49,. t,,..,.,.. A.. ..'...-, ,y..,.,'. =.
Iho Usnge lh''alon OK mo slleso.1t', AAissts d
hrs l,cun lcnscd by tho Missouri 1'ncitlo Hallway
Cnmpat,y> and vii, hcroattGr iho opcri,tod by this
fsn,ni,tt,;. n,'sinr IL t,,Hrni nr,nsmfin,, ThIa
, 1880-02-20
GAlENA COMMERCIAL CLUB.

Special Dtypaith 70 1Ta Chicago Tribune,
0ALENA, ILL.,. Fob. l0.-A Commercial Club,
composed Of tho businessmen Of Galona, was
o1ga1tzcl ut tho Council Chnnnlcr tlIs oyonlng
nni permanent olteera elected, As follows: rros-
!dunt, tho Hon. William Speilsloy; Vicn.trcs-
dunt, @. Il. butcher; Treasurpr, u, II. FtldIck;
lsecurtltnx secrctary, ". ", Wngdn; Corro-
sponaing Sccrutary, Frank Iobrt,l. Tho ub.cct
of thu Club will be TO Atlnpt meR,,s Ut promoting
tho material intorsta ot tho city. Tho meeting
ntjnlrnoL to ono weok fnltn to.utxht. whoH
a,,i r,iilrpatis Will bn nppolntel. Al uttort ii ID
br tnido tn seullre tho building Of rnllroAtl
to Savannah, 10 connect With tho Western
pnlnl Ut TINT place. The ttNld Ia grltlel nearly
tho cnttro distance, an4 tho chartor ts owned In
thA aity.
, 1880-02-20
C0NTEsTiNG L1FE-INsURANcE po, ,ctr,

C0NTESTiMG L1FE-lNsURANCE p0Itrtrc
The voluntary step taken by Tho En"i,.s,. Ess,
Lifc-1nsnranco Company In ,nak,nu :,T'Ie ~, ~
policies il,contcstabla has lcl 10 bjI ,'o,. w
Introduced III tho Now York 1.rgjslatrrso rs's y
compel tho otl'or companies to 'lo llkcwIss
necessary Investigating fprce to .nakn Ir 70 shSS
plan feasible, anl It Is probabis ni tnat ,ass ''s
Equitable will continue tu enjoy tle n,1vslo We
tnKes flowing from their lust pulley. "''"a'
Further tlinn this, penEr IrrfGr llosc sph,
so ''% js1fs o o eS ris, 4g1k 'eaH
C{uL-f1tlDcttfY6r. '"Hf"
, 1880-02-20
HYMENEAl.


0Pe(lAe Aksf&4SN ~ XIV tA&FNpV 4Y0RHs%
DAs..lsn7oN CssraE. Cook Co., 'Pob. H.
Ono ut tho most brilliant weddings In this
ncghborho<d WIS that Of DR.. W. a.. Bhepur1l, a
well-kMown Dundee physician, and Mtss Era
horso, daughter Of f. Morsot Esq, Of Harring-
ton, which occurred at tho residence ot tho
BRIDES parents yesterday naSrtllng. Tho coro-
mpEy wa performed " tee itsy: e 3. IWxSTitt,
OF nundO5. The bride woru IL handsome travol.
Ing, dress. tircKs OF wlne. ealncls hair,
worn wcru noticenply elegant. After tho
corcmony wedding dinner wua served.
About e1ye,ty.tlyg invited E1lesta wero present.
tt,ok tho tr,.!,, TOR yhicaxo. ON sa,e!r return
thoy will tAko up thor rcsldcnco Ut Dundee.
Many olu9unt presents worn kivou tho bridal
c0IDlG.
, 1880-02-20
A VIRGINIA nEcIelnN

1,tcHMoNp, W., Fob. ip-Tho Ct's,rt Of Apnco,.
Of thta stato to-tlny decided the test ~ e. ha
twcon tho now County Judges urld tho oLl Conr'
ty Juilgus In fnv0r Of the now. This m,ts . ths
Judge. elected by tilo rcpntIntins revIsja,"raa
whit utlttl next Jnittitry. ' W
, 1880-02-20
cnlD WEATHER lip NORTH.

FAliGo, D. r., Feb la-Th0 winter is va severe
that ruilfoad travel west Of horo Is utmost
practically abandoned It IL costing tho North
ern Pacific 800 passenger from Purgu to Dls-
marck. It Is hurting the Nlaek'1tlts travel from
ct. Paul to Fargo. Trains run on summer time,
but Old HoreA8 seems to b0 on IN endless car
nlyal. A doxen trNfns are now trying to kot
alther way, Tho depression Of the merCurys tha
, 1880-02-20

DuCiER-I.ADD-Dn tho lNtit Inst, by tho lley. /
n. thdwB!1. pastor Of fetlGrH AveH,ln M T.. Church
ht tho teBIdInce ~ thu 'ri!es BROTHER y. II. add
14nld, b0t nl EfCniap No cards. ~
, 1880-02-20

Aotiyo steps for tho construction of tho pro-
posed Atlantic {; Chicago Ieaflrond arc bclng
takcn, aud tho prospects, now are that work OH
tho now ruAd will be commenced III tho spring.
, 1880-02-20

yelncty of tho wllnl. and tho tlruil, Of ,ho ,n.
tnvn NIL BEEN unprecedented, Inn 'v ,1linv s1niov
ntorlRine hnh no recollection Of a,ly simMastt iHuSst
Winter. ' e'i'llnr
, 1880-02-20

Tho nrw lnc will start from Mnriotl. o., pnaaing
through Kc,to aHa otor c!e' at'd Wy ru:
urent Western IN outlet to ihis city. Il want
lnbR folt ty tint line. Under tho proroecd Nr-
rt,a elm hnyo tho n.lva.ltngo Of n continuous
lino fr,,!t New York ~ ChicnE,;, The rund will
lm of tho Hlaldnr1, Enlige, md will ho wcll
subject Of thIa now route wna nKftnictl, and sur
yoya mattc, and tho. grading from, Marion to
Enatt,rn mlanni,nra wero unnlln TO cnntlt,,.o on
account u ninnetnry difficulties, md tlioy wcrp
forced To- abandon npcrltl0ns. Tho pr,tcct,
hnwurer. Ii aRu1n heinH revived, mil will bo
pushed fOrwArl vfgOrtilsy ia n.'utt ~ tho route
to Chlclgu hns been tlelanttly decided upon.
, 1880-02-20

Youth fades, the leavca OF ti4cndshIp fali;
DaWsQn's candies and ciguEa outliv0 them all,
, 1880-02-20

No FANCY PAlCx8-llcSt s1t teeth, u; filling "
rates, McChcsnoy ArsH., Clark aud Naudolph-st sts.