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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-10

CoNKLING, Cameron and Logan rep
resent states having 40 votes in the
Chicago convention. Besides this they
possess the influence of United States
annaknrn
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-10

THE Telephone wants the full vote of
committeeman, upon the place of hold
ing the state convention, published,
and it calls upon Chairman Bower to
do so.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-10

TON Bowers, alias Pamela Waterman,
comes out unqualifledly for Charles NJ.
Racquet, of Marshall, San old, old Tex
an" for the comptrollership.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-10

WHEN Conkling. Cameron and Lo-
gan are beaten, the most powerful po-
litical triumvirate in the United States
Is crushed.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-10

ELAINE has q telegraph line into his
house, at Washington, to keep him in
formed of the doings of the Chicago
convention.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-10

THE silent man may be silenced
forever at Chicago, and the plumed
knight will certainly become plucked
gander.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-10

AFTER the Chicago convention adj
journs the Blame bureau may be COM
PEELED to call in and destroy all copies
of its work "The Coming Crown"
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-10

Ex-Governor DAVIS will be noml-
mated for the Vice Presidency when he
promises to carry Texas for the Repub-
lican ticket.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-10

THR Pst Gndependsnt) opposes
Goysrnor Roberta Why did IL not
have = bid in fot the advertising Of tzx
sales Of lands IN unorganized countiesl
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-10

THE Dallas Times admits there is no
hall in Dallas which can hold the DEL
egates to the state convention.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-10

OK the 31st of May Horatio Seymour
completed his SEVENTEEN year, the
allotted score and ten.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-10

"EvERYTHEG by turns and nothing
long" is so meritorious in the Neacs
that 1t must always be rewarded.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-10

HALE, Frye and Chandler are the
leading advocates at Chicago of Blaine.
They are no match for Conkling, Cam
eron and Logan.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-10

TINS is Cbicago's hottest week, and
indications are that the heated term
may even run over into another week.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-10

DoN CAMERON took check book to
Chicago, which he expected to devote
to missionary work among the Africans.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-10

THE New York Sun hoists the names
Of Brlstow and Henderson, and asks
to be saved from C@sarism.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-10

DoN CAMERON remains chairman of
the National Republican Executive
Committee.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-10

DOES it not look as though the third
term bubble may be bursted at Chicsgo2
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-10
EsTRAYED

AGEHFsFor ne F1osor.l nHs 0uun.a
W1N1E ID Tor. Inns P1gA, SIS ulustrE1ions
snd ~ The 49, counisfe and oouprehen
ave C0nnentaxy on TIE entire S1iptu<e "
one vol-l ever plblIshed- Price e3.I5s ~
6knzzzsoH 4 Co. 81. Lo1is- 10
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-10
HUME BROS.

Hsvisg boarh, the stock Of grain Of the Hume
Bro. / reEpecffully solicit The patronage Of
their Old castomsrs and all new ones thai may
I have 4 isrre stock Of com on hand, which i
WI eel chezp 20 the trnde-
jeid1W Alb d COOK. in
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-10

IERuEs, BEARD AND MogsTAeRE ELIXIR forces heavy
A mouStAehe or beard even on amoothest faces
/~ from 20 TO 80 days Postpaid by rn.iI, an
Hk~@DBMn HEAD ELIXIR forces heavy growth Of
AvVB hair from so to 50 days Postpaid, by mail, 81.
kAI Harmless to skin scalp; easily applied;
Xxx certain. Address, A. OLlN sole agent, eli
dS>S North 18th street, St. Louis No.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-10
A UsTIN GRADED SCHOOL.

Teachers desiring positions In the Austin
Graded School for the nth annual session, com
mencing on the first Monday in September,
1880, will make application by letter, accompa-
MED with Testimonials as TO character and quail
ifcations, to N. G. Shelley, President OF the
Board OF Directors: up to June 10Th, inst. Eight
teachers will ne elected to fill positions in the
second, third, fourth and fifth grades Of the male
ordered by the new board Of directors.
Applicants will state the grade to which they
desire appointment or give branches which they
are qualified to teach. je6 13t
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-10
GEO. II. BOARDmAN, ID. ID
r osT LAND CERTIFICATES.

Lost, certificate number 144l, issued by the
Commissioner OF the General Land ONCE 70
Beatty Scale q Fomond. for $40 sores on the 18th
day OF April 1875; also certincate NUMBER u, IS
eued 10 Socarro Farming Company for $40 acres,
on the Sd day OF December, 1871. II not found
within ninety days application WI be made 70
- JAMES B. WELLS.
By JoHxs & SPENCE. iuns2 dit wst
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-10
NoTIck
api-d&winI
NOTICE

AUSTIN. Texas, June 1, 1850.
We have this day cold our stock OF gram %
All q. Cook IT, Who viii continue the business
At our old stand on Congrrss AyeEne- Thank
ing our customers for their liberal patronage,
weak confirms Of the sameto our s1eces-
sor, A h Cook
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-10


REGULATES the Bowels, corrects Kidney
arrangements, Cleanses the Blood and re-
moves Focal Matter from the Stomach
AL complaints such as Biliousness, Head
acne, CoStiveness, Indigestion, Pain in the
side, Back or Chest, Languidness, DiZZi-
ness, Sour Stomach, Etc, are speedily cur
ed by this Wonderful Remedy,
From Rev. DR.. McAnally, editor of the st.
Louis Christian Advocate,
/ have tried j. & G. Maguire's Cundu-
range on myself and others and it is my
opinion that to produce healthy and safe
action on the Liver Kidneys and secretions
generally, there is not q better medicine
tive habits its action is most effective and
salutary." ID. L. MCANALLY.
A Testimonial from n well-kn0wn Actor.
Kit, the Arkansas Traveller.
Messrs. j. & G. MAGUIRE:
Your Cundurango and Benne Plant, now
two justly celebrated medicines, have
proved such invaluable remedies in NV
experience, that can confidently recon-
mend them. Their success is truly remark
able. Respectfully,
st. L0uis University.
Messrs. j. & G. MAGUIRE:
Your celebrated Cundurango having
been successfully used for length of time
In the 1nfrmary of our Institution, we can
recommend it as a valuable specific.
Br. WOODWARD, Infirmarian.
WOOD MEDICINE CO.,
SOLE PRoPRTEToRs, ST. LOUIS, MO.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-10

= noted ehelnl8 who has analy.ed them, ssy1
STHKKB - MORE yIRTUE N ONE on
TUFTS PILLS THAN can BE TOUHD
n a PITT 0RAHY cTHKR1
We therefore say % The amiets1
Try this Remedy fairly, Il Will not
harm YOU you have nothing 20
lose, butNill surely gain . Ngo-
Eou0 Body Pure Blood otrong
Ngyveo ard 3 Cheerful MIND.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-10

Prineipal once, IS Marry ST. =. =.
-, ! PIECE ,':. 20 c cl':I.. 3: -en.
, 1880-03-22


r.ownoE, March 20.-.The Times publishes this
morning tho following editorial on the Panama
Cnnnl: "Tho Isthmus is heavier tax on tho
Industry OF mankind thnn Is oither war Or
famine. 4 few miles 0f pozy quagmtre
serving lazy negroes for squirting ground, I'M
press their mark on ovory balo Of goods between
tho Old and a largo part Of tho New World Tho
cngincora, henled by NJ. do Lcsscps, hare
planted tho standard Of rebellion aEntnst
this inconyenicnt geographical fact.
In this ttmo OF stAgnaton N. tto
Iscsscps might hive failed, but he hRs
relieved himself of ha1f tho responsibility by
shifting tho burden Of assont on tho Unitod
statos, out Of whose opposition ho has fashioned
a weapon to subdue then, to his purpose. n.
do Lcsscrs offers 10 tho world d boon greater
than tho Suez Canal. II It now bo rejected in
the form he proposes, ho will DO able to arguo
TINT 1t Is because OF
AMERICAN JEALOUSY.
Most patriotic Aniorlcnns mist fcol that thoir
country cannot withhold On sclaah grounds from
the rest OF tho world, md from themselves, tho
'bcnent promised by a stranger without nssun-
Ing tho liability In lis stend. In the Wow Of
most American citizens, the Monroe doctrine IN n
Inv Of nature. 1t is now ptopoundod TINT by tho
Monroe doctrine canal through tho 1sthtnas at
Panama or Nicaragua, or any other fsthmas
which sl,ortens tho distance between tho Amert-
cnu Cont!nont mid Europe. Ia virtunlly pnrt 0f
tho coast-lIne Of tho United States. Great
britain may congratulate herself TINT the
Caledonlan Cnnal fB alrcatty dug, for 1t might
otherwise give rlso to international compllca-
finuRD
, 1880-03-22
DEPARTMENT. or THE lNTENt0l1,
ufYICK OF lSHlAN. AFFAltta, !

"h8lIISH11S, IL C.s AlhfC1 n
8aaled prop1saA iaaGs.Sd proposals. for sugar. c0f-
fes. &C.. a. tha cs!ha Way to- aldrSssed t ~ Go1.
a..os1 !sn Asf' Sns y sna q Y wse:ss ss
! a., nt Vhu,sday. lilo 18th Instant, Furnishing
tho following Artlres for thu Indian service, ylf:
473MU 1,bIER Ut Light brown euKnff III an pnuhde q!
Nla conua; ~ pnun,!a Of Dnnnx teAs nv pounds OF
tnbAccn M suis Ut duu1le hsEntaa with. md ltisusa
without l1scchiI,R; nnd ut farm waHohH tlN thrGb
and qHar1or tnci. at Chicago 25 Of Which E!9l Cali
fornia braku and l5 With nrt1lnaFy brnkei threo-
inch and y. Two and thrca-qnaEtoF tuGi a. khEsaS
tltyi - shrce and a 9uatteF Inch " sioux Cityi ~
and = t.ls0e ard quarscr Inch NJ lotrGl a!lolgat
asataly tho price each for top.hox spfiR seuL nAo
bnws lind " lx. duck cOyVr1, ~,
{4ntretnrR fur alHHrt coffee, tdh. aud tobacco Nll
r. required nlhhs delivery Immediately up0n the
appuyAl nf their c1ntrauta. aud thoaa for "aKont anq
llnrnraa within thirty dn}h ihrrDHfttr. any Or a.!
bids, part Ut bid Will nu retGctta II dGeaea
tnr tho hrst tutorcsa nf tho tiur1fslnenL 4nd th0
right viii hs sestrYed 70 tntTeaAs Gr itnslniah tas
quantity Ut any aEclo nan,ad aaors *Nd the f9tthof
any contract 70 oxtoAt not exceeding twenty-five
Every Iill must he accompanied ~ certified check
Or GrnN utIur ta1n0 tGa Slatss tepnaltnt5, payable
TO tbs or1or Of ts Cunllutssunst u Indian Affairs.
which check Or d1tt shall By fnr nut loss than hft
Per cantuA on tic amount 1f Aupp9s pfnpntau " tS
lufnlsud ant AA bo forfeited u thu untted etAt1a
Ia any bldler tsant!Aa an award shall fa q ux.
acute ntun!pIJ cohtrhct with Ratsd and sufHctont
Wtay ~ bu returned u tho bitlaeC Eis not accU!:-
nunscd by certified chtck iroft viii NIT ha const-
Cf0d, No special tutin fur bids Il pruAeslbel.
:. Httt4lRk. AEtIGQ EUliluK3IQitpf,
, 1880-03-22

nat1rd bird, agctt II. taking wings and running
nwny with mnn nhmt'l Hnrrck flalls aged ".
wrrc in buggy, lenvins for "ther parts to spend
the t,oncyrn" when se Ftls ,,,Sni'sd ; 1sthnr t
b,,9uy, mud, tfvtnY tho dfkauatnt Ie1c'tIct saz.
ing i, nstnnirilmcnt, carried tho waywar! Ri!l
i'ick fls,.nc js.irs friends however, intcrfrrwl.
Without wht,n sinll Ind lived for tw' rrGkA.
wllHn yet.rrtny nor fathcr reeeiye'l information
Ut their 1'sixns. and had Mr. lsnil arrested ~.
propGae,I, nd It WI. tnft with tho g!rl tn fccIda
wsn',n th, rrefcrrs. her fn!,er tr h"r husband:
frtcns ti,rcacn ltltltle Influence. sud have pro-
pUsol suMninry vengeance.
, 1880-03-22

KEAnSEY,s LIEUTENANT.

KTA1tNEY'S LIEUTENANT.
BAN FI.AEo1sCo, March a0.-1n tho Police Court
this morning the n9tator, Cannon, WIS sem
tcnccd 10 six months Imprisonment and to nny
II nno of $1,000. 4 motion for new trtul was
made.
Tho Police Judge dontcd Gannon's motion for
new trial, and. In default Of $4,000 bull pcnafug
tho appeal, ho wnB at noon sent tn the IIouso Of
Correction. Thoro aro rumors that further mr.
rcsts arc to DO made.
Thts AFTERNOON cn,1nse1 for Gannon fltcd a
notice of nnpcal and Furnished a bond for 5000.
An order WAS thCn Issued for lannon's release
from tho House OF Correction.
, 1880-03-22
BIG GUNS.

Action Of ConKrcss to Defend Occnns
Ports with Twelve~Inch Cannon.
Tho Chief OF tho OrtInncs Department, Gen.
nennt, With Wow to tho dofcnsclcss condition
of our aeR conats, so far as heavy artillery Is
involved. asked for Au appropriation OF *@,o00,-
600. The Secretary Of Wnr reduced 1t to $1t000,-
CO., aud tho Senate cut 1t down to $4,000, OF
which $4,000 iB to be spent In manufacturing
four twelvc-inch rihcd brcochlnaders. aud tlo
rest In rtaing old smoothboEes uow on hanl.
Two OF tho guns aro TO to assigned to Now
York. ono TO Norfolk, and ono to San Francisco.
They nre tho English thlrty-avo-ton gun, thruw-
Ing 700-pound ahot, sholl, OF both, and requ!r-
Ing ITO pounds Of powder.
How is It abroad2 An exchange observes:
whom it was first designed for Tho turret slip
Devastation. but Ordinary enough now. Even
China has u superior nrttc!o In an lt-anuh Arm
f pnaassating uaf force par ecnt gErsaer The b.
%s,sr vas c3sppea w1h ton q, Ss, q 1
intiexibie. win s-tsa t' guns 1d.ineh bore, a;o
So an s GuRo i se1 Hss
guns, 17-inch bore co. pound chnrg's, md ,Sol-
polnd projcctilcs. These rnonsters-bnlt IN E1,-
gaatofy Sy 'yp guns = W of si.nsh bore. poiMl
eharsSs a,d oxpoo;S; ;;a. to thsow ID
>. ~ ..-.,.,. .tnni
borG, hte @ nn'anu ehar89, tnrtw!nE sMG. s..a,t
fnea nt tnd,a f w sar or tos III ,,ns viii e
ridcu9lsly tnslgi!tt,cnnt; a!nost az H,el SO ~ y.
ld-fhshinnod nl'tHketa Wo0lu " II pileca "
c0mptition W!th repeating ftncs. ~ inr !,,t tno
aMouthDnsea Wnlcn ere 70 unGesgo ING u Il.'tnA XXI
process. thoy are st!l! NOR, lntef1nr'-gooa 1of
shnW, pfaotica!ly WofLh!oss tor nsc. ,,.., =,
10 ~ least ftAt!lyln8 K nave tne oplnitm ~ H.
ltear Admiral AmmGn that We eau s'!cGbsiuily
guard our coast WIN tue marine rum, Dut w
might ao4to . N!t!o oI our WIt!lxo toNe tuWa9as ~
other Powers unttl We get IN T. botteF 8talo VI
dgfcnso. n,. n 4.-.
Wo nnVe a aoN mine nL coaas 20 p!utco., n,,u
since lal: thore has been no cause l4r Mnftoiy
about foreign tnvasinn. lkc!tlisp We hve Kept
IN Eo*Ai Terms with tho W World, and hiso 10y"
orAl thousand miles OF watoF oA clloh alio pt ~
which Elv0s u4 favorable degree OF Solution
from the computations TO Whieh othof oohntf@es
Ara Liable.
Four lrst.gtaea fneS 10 netenu a.0U Mllcs 81
soh coaat Will htsslly be sufficient 10 intlh!Iato
AnT AttncGln4 tnwaft o!t lhls pFoSiss0tl, wnlle
really accoiHptish1nE fa0inink ~ the way OF lae@
quAtfly uolGndtnK tno ooaat citiot. u tho cont
mcnccn.ent nf = pr0eess OF ooast defenko, which
VII havo to 10 kopt ap your Aftor ycar, tuat ~
year. until j. beeomes strong enough t. perform
its prnpGr servie3 IN aasa " war. AZ present
thht navy, so-calte.l. o1u!tl not eonl1,ete WIN
ftnt nf China; 30 taat It would net ~ very
Kuod thing 10 get !hto war With our aluaonu- eyGu
nclghtMrs =
Tho Chief OF Ordnance declares that therc ;s
, 1880-03-22

1,ohcrt Il. Tatham and Maeolm Mcdonald tiicd
n hill 5at,,rttny ngatnst AltMrt s. ltacc. Thomas
j. Wroe, ind othors to forcclosc trust-decd for
s],t00 on sut,lot 0 uf Lots and 6. Block ", In
Original Town Of Chicago.
W. s. Cnryer, executor of 1lenjamln Carver,
begun nu!t for $3,00o against a. N. Arnold, F.
u. tItmklcy. \. ]. Fsost, ". Z. Hherer. G. II.
iiiackail, 81. u. 6Nslspretl, William Hans
bru41gf,, and ErnnRe Hnrtt. :5r. ..,....,..-.
Willie sN,lEy tu,itlncs1rtl an hct.0n In trcsrnss
aal.inst ttc Chicago Wcst Division Hallway Chn,-
pnry e!nIrninE fii,U0 damages.
Michael teEnn brought suit to recover f5,0OO
damages nj tho City of ChlcARn.
j. W. GregY, fur tho tiae nf Stephen 4 l.asf,er,
tho Chlc,Ko & Pacific lsailrond Company.
, 1880-03-22

spsttal Dtsnateh To 1h@ CHICAGO 1ftaHn&.
wAs111NoTon, March aG,-A 1nembpr Of the
Hiehgan delegation said to-1ay that tho stories
told BY gra. Chr!stsaucy Of her h4shnnd's oruol
treatment Of her uro false and malicious, and
will bo shown 10 be 40 when tho matter comes to
an Issue. Mr.. Christianoy hos asked and OBJ
talned leave Of absence from the etate Depart
mcnt, and Ia expected to arrfvo by tho next
Atcauer. IIe will, on hla arrival, Institute notiVo
proceedings for divorce on tho ground OF mar
itnl inldciity. OH tho part Of bis wlfe.
A gentleman who Is thoroughly nc
quaintcd With christiancy'a plans says
the prosecution means business, and
that AtE. Chziatianoy will bo ahlo to provo TINT
his vito has violated hor marriage VOWS. Mrs,
Chr1tiancy1 charges agnfnst her husband Of
cruelty and drunkenness arc coualdorcd by Mr.
Chrlstiauoy's friends
ABSURD.
For seventeen ycnrs, they say, Chr1attanoy oc-
:cup!ed an exalted place on tho Bonch In bis own
State, and during bis official lIfo hero he WIS
universally liked. although hs did not develop
any OF tho clements Of successful statesman.
Tho story told by Mn. Christianoy Of bis
selllng out to Chandler e1asperatcs his
fEicnds. "Nothins" said ono Of them,
"oan be furthnr from tho truth. Tho fact
Is, that OhriBttanoy'a lifo here was uado unut-
tesRbly miserable, both on account nf hts wifo's
tncompatibility, and unsuftahllty. and tho disai-
patton Of aono Of bis Sons. Ono Of theso ia apcr-
foet Nrock. Although young, ha Is bent is II by
ago. Ills form Is shrunken, and h!s hair Is al
most ID white as snow. He ut ono time held
position here, but bcoAtno 50 dlsaipated that ho
was dismissed. Two other sons arc at LansinE,
and by their prodlghlity, Christiancy's frlouds
say, have almost
EATEN ur THEIR rAruEA's PROPERTY THERE.
This IL why ho wantod TO sell bis homo there;
but he did not ot1er to sell to Chandler ~ any
part Of q bargain. Ono othor son Is In tho Do.
tzolt Custom-1louso, and tho last, a lad, Ia now
Ea saa1,,i b: father These latter sro sober and
.1tr NJ Chrstisnsy's friends have made every
1edaS profonnd seere 9t n seS way
1eneral fcfutatioa. It il Impossible 70 obtain
eH as%onasn an II outline uois.ood, nt M sosoSss
p tS% prepared te tell cirea!astant!a :. :.to.1iy: .iy
~ S9 x I ps 70 sf9x Is @ 1ne
R1.seassor h chhsistianoy'. oldest 900, who IS
ccertstiaaoy about tho alleged cruelty towards
\ DArou or SILLY sorsnssz.
ks Esn eas for the st e fshsTF
aa shoas tno IL .ht md 40ofa taat ff sorneSs s's
pepsse tas nsppatsal appiisslon @ vhs
ae oi fathoF you'd slGn upon hl. arrtya! hofe; He
sa ts!a aA tho eytaoReo had been COLLECTED. and
tae Court 70 dirocs tho dtyorce upon tho psesen.,
taaon of The application, tho eyldcnco being ~!
tSst III fstass 'i haa beea cen inioasnea s1sa wills
~ Has N the sonats that sho was on terms TOO
hIio IT. WIN 60 aEySs or cla'm. :snnn1 stn Or MO-
OUT HIDING TOGETHER.
Me tnid also that her statement about bar
an ana selo o. the part e hss father With tho
receive a for1,!un misafnn fnr turning nyef the
, 1880-03-22
TILE COURTS.
DIVORCES.


Judge Jameson Saturday granted divorce n
Arthur j. Dtlkcs frum Mary L. G!lkcs, on tho
ground IF ndultcFy.
.1.tt!ga tlnfnum Rrantch dlynrce. to Nnry
.,,itlyn 1,,ley gr.nfcil s'rilar ttrcrca IN f!ele
White from Harry White, on the GROUND ut
cruelty,
, 1880-03-22
rrDr1sA1 COUNTS.


A crmtnn1 Information was flctl Snturf1ny ~
The United statcs District Attorney ngntnst
Julius lfatrmerschaE for selling cRnrs without
stamping tho boxes.
in Tho cuep uf tho German National nank, tho
liccflvcr, on petition, was allowed 70 sell Indy
juhu 4. liuck IL WlIlinm A. Purcell fur 5000
c*aRh
, 1880-03-22

She Married in lIaste, but utHubsequently
lscpnAto&l.
Dtspatth to Gha It Lu4ts atab* pstoerlt
1lA1LAkTA, U1.. N1 arch lp.s-NeAt NewnAn. about
forty n!tles below Atlanta, 4uito sensation WAS
created aR4Yt tYp weeks ago by little girl
, 1880-03-22

Chicago, Hur1InEtou te Quincy Railroad
For AAph Gulde.ltoot.. 11ue.Iah'es, slsep!ng-c&
Acc1Eim6dAt.uns. arriy Al any Of ths following
11c.et-otcea u ths tofnCnny 10 Chicago: g Clark
at. Grand raccc liutel. lTinks Ekprssa Ones ton
lna4sns:av: GRIND Central Depot3 corner Gaual and
Mad!gQA .AtA. ION Wcat bsdel - ~ -----
, 1880-03-22
A Search for Winter Sunbeams

IN THE RIVIERA, CORSICA, ALoiERs,
AND SPAIN. BY Samuel 8. Cox. With
Illustrations. A new cheaper edition. izmo.
Cloth. Price, B1.7s.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-07-22
AASSILLON.,

Quite a number Of ouryoung folks have gone Ia
Turkey Foot lake to camp out.
james B Estep and family of Columbus, but form
erly of this city passed through here on Saturday
last on a visit to New Lisbon.
AndrewRoy State Mine Inspector, was in town
last week.
Inc M e Sunday School Will hold the picnic Of the
season at odells Lake on the 10Th Inst. The lake Ia
about 40 miles west Of MassilIon.
Sam Rhodes, for the past 5 years clerk at p DieI.
henn & Sons, has left for Dell Roy, Ohio, to go into
business there
DIED-on the 10Th inst, of consumptIon, Thomas p
Shafer, aged Al years.
In the base ball match between the boiler makerg
and cigar makers on Saturday last,the boiler makers.
came Off victorious with a score of65 to 80.
Fish john Mailer was found guilty of keepinR a
house Ofillfame, Sentence will be given nextSatnr.
day.
At the Fort Wayne depot Monday night our Off.
GERS arrested a well dressed stranger in a drunken
condition, who had one hundred dollars in money
and a gold watch on his person. A couple ~ofsusplc.
ious parties were observed hanging around him thu
Intention to rob, the officers thought. He slept in ths
city prison over night and in the morning paid the
usual fine for drunkenness American.
vi -~a
The seasons work of Russell & Co, comprise eleven
hundred "Massillon' separators, three hundred DOR.
table and traction engines, and two hundred portable
saw mills. Their work will continue for about thirty
lays yet In the matter ofseparators they turn out
SIX complete machines each d~ay.-Americqn.
The Democracy of the 4th ward raised a hickory
poie on tuesday evening last, Quite a large and en-.
tnusastc crowd was present. Speeches we're made
by Mayor Cole, Jno T Hays and Jno G Weltv The
people are enthusiastic for Hancock and English
and old Perry will roll up a larger majority than
aver for our gallant standard bearers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-07-22
va YNESB URGH.

Once more we pick up the pen to write YOU a
few OF the facts as they exist In Waynesburgh.
one OF the finest little towns in the valley, Never
failed yet in accomplishing anything we under.
took excepting two, and those were the omina
ton OF L. Scott and the immortal B)wers. We
took up the Hon, T. c. Snyder from out of the
mlre and clay, and placed him on the solid rock.
where the winds may come, and the rain descend,
and the thunders roar aud the lightnlngs fash,
aud surely he will fall.
Next election Hancock will run we'll here-the
very name is enough.
James Morjedge Is anticipating O position II
Garfield is elected. He calls all the mean, IN.
cody acts OF Garfield mistakes. How easily a man
can draw the wool over his eyes when he wants
to.
L. Scott don't expect any ofic at the hands of
Garfield, because he is not a disciple, consequent.
ly he can tell the truth about Garfield.
T.. Q, Snyder came down here from Canton and
scared aloft like an eagle, in politics, and fell
like a goose, and went home. Snyder should
read more II he would argue.
Bowers hand is up In defense of the party,
which is immense.
Mackaman don't say much, but, oh God when
he does.
Burson is still reading, that he may become
mighty, as 1t were. CITIZEN.