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, 1881-08-16

A Novol Pyrotechnlc Display IL Which
Visitors to Manhattan Beach Were
TrcMted. .
NEW Y0Nx, Aug. 1a.-An Immense crowd Of
peoplo wdro drawn " Manhattan IIcnch last
oventnR. anxious TO SOC tho oarnn OH fire, az adj
vartiaod widely. rnc 1awns It, front Of the big
hotel wuro transformed into q fntry land by tho
aid OF naauy hundreds Of tluy colorotl lights and
ChiIose taNtorns. and presented OharniinY ap.
psarance. 0llmoroa orchestra entertained tho
thton9 for nm hour. and thon Mt 8,tso O'clock d
botnt, was exploited 70 signal for ths aquatic
Thu1c wna n rush for tho plank walk, which
serv1a ae n beach for that pnrt Of Conay lsland,
and tho Fortunate uersnns WIN gut into tho irst
Or second row ut spectators saw q Ch!npsu lan-
Torn sw!pXiuH from tho bow OF n small Hlnur,
nnchQrntl Rouut i0o yards from shore. pron,pt-
" at the stR.iAl tho mon on b0Ar1i tho s1Oop hu-
u u rG r;n 1hont thg sixS It & &boys hca.t sond
nppearcd, u naku lhotn hurn pri1htor.
Each bull poured out n fountain OF Bparks
Of ,o0lorcd 1re, ft,ally yautsblng Into
smoke With puff. Many Of them wullid atrIko
tho wAvOs, md bound into tho air again. AMI
then 20 Whaling about like grazy eolucts, i
ton, md during the twcnty minutcs II lasted
Crock Tire Anfshad tho murine entertainment,
and then TIM Wlvcs went tn boating mop1lo-
no.,sly gu tl,e hulkhead rs II they had never
Several huntfed masnmotht bombs and rocke.a
hotol. tho ornhostra r6anmod IL program, and
thousands Ut visitors pushed their way into tho
tfRln1 for The city.
, 1881-08-16
:, IRELAND AND THE POPES,

rrx. @ @auof W Tn Chicago Tribune.
rs,a'S ruo, aug. G.-In an editorial IN to.day's
.fv,r,"s, II atatod that "sha true auswor to all
LaaM La'uhu ~ ~ relating to rapal bulls about Ieo.
!, rtsns uat tho Pope hNs not and novor had
iii. ,,osnt a"y temporal jurisdiction ovAe ireland.
bull 'un hsna,'' wa purely spiritual, and AdrIan'a
aseolns ~ = ifoand oyor 10 lIohry II. was ot no
of ofaah ~. y was real" Tho hlatof,oal rpcortis
tj,,astst'oa period Of sImo botwoou tho soyonth and
uno.,,,'' u.a eehttlrles OF The Christian era bear
H. Nv. and unImpcachablo testimony to
tLtn,sS ~, uat Tho Fopos ot Rome not only
tirt1on ~. a' actually cxosulscd temporal jurls.
Enpcroev c!commnnicattue aud llothron,u9
slsad o,saa u'o htnas ond setting ,ip. In tholr
tepoa,to.,s VI Their own selection, and Ruph
holy, n,,o.,, 'sfo sauotion0d by 0!ght general,
~ ceSr,tIool'e:: uustol'e: itomau Councils, Those woro
FaA Cous;an.oo' " me re Latarau. Lyons, vlonnil,
~. 70 fas ID csM ttassa, tasaa, lat1san, and front,
Nd no nonSiMed nas.Hed the power Of Got6,nHnY Ein9s. @
,nsy alSScaH 70 e'e stt, ,he x,a!E!s4a r. ean /.
The KIN. .,'Ehly 'nhy awnko ia sinnibatn9 oncrry.
Yer i ssysrp syspmtknE tknEf power Of the Papscy, No9-
ssssy IN ali ,,rn,saX aX q return. The dnyso( ita
s'Gp' y[Y,syes dcp%a,eJ a"vo' on th's u'uspod
iisafs'y iisafy, ~, VI aeposed tho German Emperor
aspas. to- to ,vSnn, v'Sr%sttsrrod his donions to lss
" III ns9 benedictiop n S sna I nna otsrnt. 4. n.
hesscdiHaassats4 hesscdicIa by shs i'ontitIs iI John. hI
}uiius 'c,n,aa.na and l.. Ctca,cnt. isomifaco I'D
11ssssoeeat. FIJI rhl|p ann ard Louis Freieh xtngs
tsua ityury viii IT, ~ rius aaptset, II Engana.
,nei4,t tso swnI, sw,l,, says that tho I.onati FontiI
Isl! sarypIHt,";t Il ~ E,p sp'rIsq4i and ~ !s'.
~ per,ui iMsa.e,ssengera IL blu In li5o request.
sstato pay phIoh hnh to Invade ireland; Nenry
@a esauy. III Thi4o tof +, e9ch aouse ~ annual TAX
, 1881-08-16
WCE.PREslDE Mt ARTHUR,

CfIlcAno, Aug. Ill have read UT. A. M's."
article In your paper Of tho 18th Inst, and with
bin Geliovo that Il strict application Of the Con.
stituuou In caao Of tho Inability Of tho 1'rcsl-
don't TO perform the functions Of Ills oiltco would
bo to call Vico- o-rrcsldout Arthur to tho Exoo,i-
two Chair. Tho reason ho assigns for non. com.
pllauoo with tho eonstituuonal provision in this
caso Is not in my judgment correct, and would
be dangerous assumption of authority.
Tho prcsldcnt's constitutional advisers :"
woro part Of "tlo people" who elevated Mr..
Arthur 10 bis high ofloe, and WI can hardly be-
leyc they woul.l atultify thslr own not by "keor-
Ing him at arms 1ongth y; and by what courso
Of roasouing do theao advisors conclude
that any "untagonistu exIats hotweon tho vice.
President and tho Administration" or my
"well-sprnad fear exists amonR tho people,"
Have they sounded tho ppoplo on this question:
think not bcsdos, they aro not mon to TO
wRrpcd In their Judgments md influenced IN
their acts by tho husty and Incorporate soutI-
Monts Of q fow newspapers md ot.hoads; II
1, snoy yer Wesc "tho pc2pc m!Eht as9 !o!n IL re.
No, l bolievo rathar that woll-dutincI sym
patty runs through tho Mutton up to tho presl-
wttncsssd Unar It's Influence wo sro r. 1pto ot to
o!'!co ior quo nlou,nut. It is II new situation.
xo i! fao Hess ' o 81 IT,
asa ao %osla a9y out 4 ior II Asthur s' '"'os'
supposed Il was tho work Of tho NcpublcHn
9%s ssa f9s xf,Ss Ye;z Il a tG at yS S4s 5
ncpu1lican Gohvo.ntlon wore q power In tho land
II reutTo ts tue Xco. rros!aenoy to a';Gs ad
I'M no champion uf ueil, hut seek 10 MD tho
d stg Of
nothing; ofGnft1shl they nrO d party md nuhuvo
, 1881-08-16
T7IE COUNTY BOARD.
.,, r.rms Of Board Employees, E1.
1n' ,snt Watohmen and Janitors,
''r to Expire Aug, 81. -.
=. ,,oorl salo Approved "A Drcexc
wv 1lout Hospital suprlies-poor'
House Talk. -.

Mn r,oartl of County GoMi'saMs ~ ,,a", H.
.,lss aMS nf,crno,,,, President pnftn9lon ~ INC
,bslr, % anil all The n.clnoofs pf''''t vN''ps W.
bun nsasn,aa;nnjtauop ana was rooolved from Recorder
s,asy se% nm, rtatning about tho dampness Of
Br',,,,s Broek,, In hls ptlloe. 1iofcrrcd to the Com.
pttse on ''' Estr1oyEs.
c,;urn,.so1lcr Clark olletcd tho folow'ngs
n,.o;nol That tho resolution hdoptcd D9o. y,
~, .FneIafina 10 tho oirots Or nmploycs oieotea
fspIH',s y e. 'ea and nSs liz ;ans ssreyy r.
ana 9S"'ad md that tho tHrin Of ail otioess and
sssneyts ss%et elected or app9,moaa. " inls hoaFa
@ sat 9n tha 1t ss ooor 81 Fo or ompoys except
,.isors ixa Ind watcha1en, whose torn Of o!l!G9 naa
1aasH"yrn;rctl, arc hereby, removed from ea'd OF
~ IT, or uos!iIon on tho above anto:
Aftcr somo tnlk, Wood and Some opposing
As. s..,u,;o,,. a motion to rsfor to tho Comsntt-
oe s m Public sorvEoo WAS 1ost,-ycns Q, nays O.
fSo,.o@Eador, fS,oEEsa Ilutt sOnnv, Stewart Wood md
hEfa!nas:N%iu,,aet Ayars, Farrcn, Knopf. oNeli
h3a 3asm}s.onor KaefsMor Wool sad tho adopt!on Of The
woa a1a, kGS sor ano1hor ~ ,dS G not
ssrs n aay 1nT ot, iio thought tho Doard should
SSsa ss' c:sk ss1d bis object wa' to
11,' mn rlIE OFFICERS ELECTED At THE sAME
"AD TIME,
~ s13Snnmmtssioucr Scnno moved 10 amend by 6trlk-
Inc nut tho rcselndng CLAUSE.
TTo0mionor T0ls mas Wood moved to amond by strlk
mo nl,t "cxocpt jantt0ra and watchmen."
II ThIs was iost,-Stownrt, Wood. and burlington
-1ess. @ ID; nays, 3-stowart, Wood, and Puriug-
ton; tofno;nmt.sioucr O'Noil offered a resolution pro.
,I5iu1 taat al otloors and employees should bold
thsIF positions for ono year, thoIr t9rms COM
neaeng Sept ad H. tnaS ,oy eoaaa yn, 6 r. r.,
Sea1a a aoton niea q @ssoncr Wood 1t was laid
over uatil tho noxt 'nootlug. :
COUNTY FINANCES.
rne report Of nty.Troasuror johnson for
GeaersI ID as Fund was 1901 RE, thore b1lnR OUT
stand.ng ortlers amounting 70 S1a61 drawn
is ioSso Fund was stS.sls the outstanding ordors
~ so1ton presented another BY. according
10 which f6l G3 Ia still due hiuis H0f0rrcd to tho
Uummittee on buildings.
THAT bond SALE.
The Finance Committee reported that they
bad soll tho tomalnder OF tho Si6o,000 Court
House bonds-!Sl5o!0O !0O, bearing o per oent inter-
Tsss shs GIL p's oaont received being sl1sSSs5i,
which waa turnud ovor to tho Treasurer, and by
him credited to tho Court House Fund. APP
proved.
GROCERIES AND n1uus.%
The Committee on Hospitals recommended
that ihe grocery contract for August bo nwnrd-
elto Boics, Fay \ Conkoy. and the drug con-
uact 10 FULLER Il Fuller.
missioner Albright, Chairman Of tho uomIaittco,
ss,d tho groceries and drugs had already bocu
delivered. 10 explained. nowoyeE, that, tho
, 1881-08-16
GEORGIA. ARTEs1AN WELLS.

7E@n7F A F7t a
q ---4.-
rnrc, EIoa1thy yvatcr In = Rtcb. uu.
ncnff1w wf,n,,rsrv-TstoY,,~ 1;nrnrt.,,t
Dlaeovefy-Ths Cooling DsauKht &c.
Sou son.nge.t deoen,"st. Fsf.tnrg
- Atlanta tonstttutton, Xuo. N
For soms yoars Mr. John +. Fort, Of Macon,
l.csolatc. o1sorvnnt, and scif-rollant, ho hns
a. IN our 0po
ian,j In A territory coverInr nroisb,y % nm.
fourth oi % int ar.esIan aps wells nsy
bolt Of this stato. AS We lacked Mt tho mo,1oat.
au!ot ~ tim, man who hnd done thi., ana ro,,oetod III
tae taeo VI "nat oppoaluon haa u!scouraRc-
kopt him At t. md asked him 'uu to osp1ain Man. Io o
'A,Ha %wboa INV how thorn wa. Ar .b,o,,,o M.
tIonS e Natrn @ % tsp nn Iat m e,s,
Rnro water, W, H., TIE death rate through Al the
Lovo nlaua Of ax, sGrps hnnpSt II srnn, i'ry
Jordan ds ot lis peopa % swonsy. % shrea 's 'ed ' IL
ssa ~ ss sass
.o worst fsatuse @ L that
@ i so to % eoaary y''a'e ee ons. ana
@ 1o!t epsoiato!y aur9 that Naturo bad provided
8onio way Tor sub4ttt1tlng ptiro wator for tho
miky ropy st!in that tho peoplo More drinking,
ana s aetesm!hea tcpn 70 ~ l,nd M dnae a THy
notl,
"aes. va informed Tint Prot. L. Contc had
WFltton 3 oook d,1monstsntlnR th6 in,possblllty
81 hftealan wells east of the ChHttAhnochgc.
Tho mere fact that for afty years, under tho
most crying and pressing need for puro
VIA OF ttaef discouragpR. heard
toat IN lH0 ,acofRo Jones bad trlod
r. got VOL. l wrote 70 him and h0 replied:
III you nro backed by q National bank, you
lnay dig till tho bank Is hrokou, md then break
S0urSt!f, aud sill you VIII not lfk to fresh
watsr.. GsoERo Whlkcr,. who had about tho
sane Nme dug two wolls, failed TO got wntor,
J. r. Logan. Of your city. ho thought might
eucGood. aud put ne " Communication with bis
hrnthor IN Fort Worth, Tux. The mortality
thcro had boon 90 great TINT It was dopopulat-
Ing tho town. Artoelau wos had aNvod It. I
nindo the trial and succcedGu SAt tho depth
| OF go foot l secured d supply OF about eix 10
olyht gallons q minute Of tho pureet md ucst
, 1881-08-16
OITY REAL. ESTATE.

.U UlIY ltls1Lt ESI1LIS.
TsO1t SALE = a5X17U, '8t1ClII0AN.AV.,
4 n6AF fopftunhlh.ai. ~
10 ncrot, tlUmhotdtb0ueThrd. corner LoRsns
ssrss NJ CntneIt ablouxs fun !stst.on,
IDx'tD VancGnncs-Hx.. hunf F1tl AsccUHd.bt .
Trn'aa'ry tl9uso with lot. k4EBp+Av. hcsr Ilafr'
t!xi!n fnntth.ay,, t,oar Y'nltYttsL
XVIII! Mnbasfl.av., ca,rn4r 'rhtfty Navonth'Rt
T:xtm syai.n.|.nv. rear rntifsa!xtn.st.
{lGxNN Whbnsflsav.. near Ettkf.thlfd-3e.
tM fgSh lerarln.at., naaf kAftF F.ntntn.ft
13,IlH Ktnhar -sv rear flliI.ilnT!h'tl
kixlU ERnndAtO- Az, mar kue&y.H1Rth.Al
antt htatn-nt.. nqxf FIfty-th[rd.
Minls hiate, fsearb0rn. and RuttAtntld.ass near
.aloa Went hyperion. t:tio,- and 1iuron.sts. nsar
lI;s Thirty. mn th.st. nahs Etswnrt.kE~
9ISM i.cnyIis 1nd Mooru III sear + wonty SECOND.
a|S!a westcrn.Av.. near J,aMkh!Nn.st. :"
w lfN lIAuHhtuH.aL, NBat Wpst NFt,.Nv. H..
AlrofGs IN Aqc IL u. iA Kd{oinlnN E1enuo Lawn.
lots larkald0, lccOssib10 by l1lnUa Central fAtls
J.W. fAlst,tk, a Wnsh,natou.st
, 1881-08-16
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

11eIB UNE BRANCH OFFICES.
IN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE oUis
l. nnnorNns patrons throughout tho city, wo hhvo
established Brnhrh 0hices IN THO dlorsnt i,ivlsotls
a. dosenntHd lstow. whero edynrt!aunlnnta viii la
H. .esen nj ~ g III sss sp T. = hS a OF
De'' % ~ !ssSfisT sStiTfa Sivistose GTi' stSee. D. MI
j.: 4 T. slMM5' 0ookasslors aud statloucrs, 10
W. +. HUt}Aft'r, 1,rur,.st, US Cottage Oroyo.ay,
JGDsSN j. J1cGSu1, n1assist, aen 1udlaha-.v,
M:.% hGoli&HN, druggist. corner rhrty-ur.. md
WEST Diy1AIoN.
!. SoniMElIEts. u Druggist ~ Wast Lsko.se, COR
:. IL 4: TsHjain. nrtsalut 30. south ,1nlssoa.,t.
M,E. KtAbT, Druggist, CAL wost Madlson.st, cor
,jAs. ~: k1AKLgy q To-, Drapa,sss, Is. aou.h
Mihls XMMMJHYa, f1shaMs Il JHYaaw ~ ". WAINWRIGHT t,
VIII SGSNSsSiccs sNSicskt HtaS,s N ,,
hltGtR,. 3.ro,e1 ss~.aos,er, and rano
%Gsr sSSn95 p!aRs aaSm m North ,s,toa
eofnef iaa'Ana.'ks 'ksourn DIVISION,
II DuHLlN0f!AM + CO.. Druggist, as North
T. \: WILLIAMS / IT,, Druggists, s7s La.raoes.
.iSUis W II. 'NEEng. Printing nnd Advertising
AE9nt. k9MN Mnd Stationary DuInt rs g. NIvtsidi,.s
, 1881-08-16

... LOST AND FOUND.
r. lOST-A LlullT BAY HORSE, WITH
~ white face IND right hind foot, llpwafd uIsuh
u setMrlIUd tu lJ NNrth EnFk-st.
, 1881-08-16
PATIENTS,

NATIONAL SCIENTIFIC AsaOOIA.
nSn sssurss gstsnts esysaA esS .tsas l!I"
Aoo@ Ii. tblcssq, IT., md Is I'll. &sshaston, t EE
, 1881-08-16
IIOUSEIIULD GOODS,

MO DuNS-GET IRON, beds AND
~ tosp away 9YSn GopvsR!s. hsowasly:, bsAyrtus,
t1lea4v 1i91 Nod E0mle9y. q Myl...k -:
F5oliE EMPIlsE PARLQN HEDBTEAD
l. TO-, &l and AD West ARals0n.4L, kfap she
terms on flFhlsaEu. cYfpels. tkovu&, 0te,
, 1881-08-16
COUNTRY REdL EyT,iTE.

WANTEn-A LOT, IMPROVED or
.n sS s"%t Wssas ssso' HfSsSs. 'e'"'s
, 1881-08-16

1sOlt 6ALE-AT HALF pllOE, Sec
ond.hHed Sa9DtHg gs. - gSod ~ nuvt hand Of
, 1881-08-16

-......-- lLACIIINEET .-..-...::. =
FOh sAhE-l0,ooo' FEET or SECOND
tine No. stfam.puun.
:S1&IT foEB t,es;;,,
, 1881-08-16

n o Il s A l. L ~ AT WASHINGTON
EnsicyH HnIIrJud. - - y -
t!Lge. =
.sacrss on Honth.at., noar bunny Btaton.
Bl AEEGe DM SUuth.xl. cUFn0t Ut C0ntFlsSL wast Ut
n!R!N Inc Ut II, !. Naiirnnd.
u nores on liyUn'Rv., on tho RIDGE
hAGfUs IN IIYUn.ny%
bacfes On H1Hlh-st, On tho rId3p. 49,
Gan lark. lthai L. Vi.AllkEX i To-,
- -'' VHn1n Ii Ma hi Ia N-iIE.st
, 1881-08-16

EMPLOYMENT AogNo1Es,
GTruATINSS WANTED FAMILIES
- t,uedtna Eusl H1nl lGylntl a,r turusn iNltlaa
lUil slptI.1ett nj H. NuSk n i U.cc li &ilwAjlkuH.y.
, 1881-08-16

A WIDOW LADY WOULD LIKE TO
"a bort1tw To for two nDiltfn, will svu sINlIIu
suwlnE- -AEtu aa a1Cufbsyt wt!tlrd buarL uldvrlf
urGKA W u, tribune DltVs.
, 1881-08-16

'E1OIt SALE-1sY s. II. KEliFOOT j. CO.,
4. y l1saFS!Stn.s! " as1es H hass y!ow, nyar
sMd nonr uh4 lino of the now thicaxo /, EYna.t,a
!!kllE9ad Ehgan for czah u txt0n soo y. II. XIII
, 1881-08-16

n; : " T. Paul II; = h. depot u tao eeniTs u
1lDuae. tAra unlY con1. Tlno Nnif Is mlnutcs u
shs sy ~ M s Gs ns 1ee sna ;?a U
, 1881-08-16

VJTANTEl,-AT, II Lh SALLE.Sv,,
Wy lnan and WITS. wlthuut chtlron. fur Il furiu.
CN1( At II ultttUk. '
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-01-06

SARCAsM,-HypoCrisy, a quality which
distinguishes the human race from the
brute.
HysteriCs-A disease peculiar to wo.
men, which may usually be considered
sign that the system requires a new
bonnet.
Idea-A species of lightning which oc-
Casionally strikes people, but seldom does
much damage, unless PERSONS brain is
soft.
Idiocy-Buying ten shares of stock,
and sitting on your brokers' doorstep to
wait fol- dividend.
Idol-An object of worship that varies
according to age. In infancy, the stom-
aCh-candy. Youth, the heart-pull-
backs. During the remainder Of life, the
pocket-dolars.
Illegal-Doing wrong things when you
have no money,
InCorruptible-An official who has
been offered more money by somebody
else.
IndesCribable-The dreams of a man
after heavy supper of dnderdone lob
ster.
Indiscretion-A rich mans crime.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-01-06
True Christianity depends on fact:
Religion is not theory, but act.
VARIETY SCRAPS,

Lies go by telegraph; truth comes by mail, three
hours late.
Politeness pays large dividends, and yet how
few have any of the stock.
mine, miner, minus" This is the general up.
shot Of speculation in mining stock.
1t is absurd to suppose that man can speak
above his breath since his mouth is below his
nose.
Is there word in the English language that
contains all the vowelsR There Is, unquesttOn.
ably
"Aunty, vat makes the little baby cry so q
Do 1t wants 1t mudderH" "Yes, dear, and its
fodder, too"
When you say that girls hair Is black as coal,
1t is j. 'st as well to specify that you do mean
red hot coal.
1t was young houpekeeper who set the cake
she had baked for a picnic out Of doors one cold
night to be frosted.
This is the beginning Of new novel HE
was at one time a son 30 prodigal that all the
calves fed at his approach"
"Do you get any holidays in your ofice I" ask
cd returned divine Of q cheery.looking worker
in secular walks "oh, yes; we get a day to gel
buried on"
Don't despise woman because she can't drive
nails or hang pictures. II you want to discover
your own weak points Just carry 6x4 mattress
down narrow, winding stairs
"Never put off till tomorrow what you can dc
to-day" said an advising mother to her little
son. "Well, then, mamma, let us eat the rasp
berry pie that is in the cupboard" was the reply
An elderly resident of Newtown was approach.
ed by an agent for a cyclopaedia. ~ guess
won't get one," said the elderly resident, and
frankly added II know 1 never could learn to
ride one Of the pesky things"
Mrs. Partington said that gentleman laughed
so heartily that she feared he would have burs
his jocular vein,
BY holding a very little misery quite close Il
our eyes, we entirely lose sight OF great deal o.
comfort beyond, which might be taken.
A southend man asked one armed organ
grinder If he was q survivor OF the late war, snt
the organis replied, Hang 1t, do look as though
was killed in it,"
A young lady having read about a man hav
ing Invented q stove which will consume It's owl
smoke, hopes he will next devise a methoC
whereby tobacco smokers can be run on thI
same economical principles.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-01-06
PROOF AGAINST ALL TEMPTA-
TIONS.

Dramatls persona "A good young man. three
evil.minded gamblers; clergyman, with his
wife and daughter travelling for bronchitis.
scene-A Pullman car on the overland trip to
California; gamblers playing poker, young man
reading his Travellers Guide, preacher looking
on.
Firstgambler-"YOung man, will you join us
in a friendly game of cards ?"
Young man - "Thank you I never play
cards"
Second gambler-"Young man, will you take q
nip2" PASSES him the flask
Young msn-"Thank you, never drink"
Third gambler-"Young man, will you have a
weed 2" extending his cigar easel
Young man-"Thank you; never smoke"
Clergyman-"Young man. have watched
your conduct with great pleasure. l have seen
you refuse to gamble, drink aud smoke should
be glad If you would go into the next car and
allow me TO introduce you to my daughter"
Young man-"Thank you; never marry"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-01-06

LITTLE THINGS OF GREAT MoMENT.-It
is small matter to take the horses over
the field for their water; it seems to cost
nothing, yet if farmers time, or that
of hired man, is worth anything, it
costs great deal in the course Of year.
1t is a small matter to chop each days
wood as it is used, and thus have it all
fresh; but fifteen minutes in harvest is
worth more than in January; besides,
there are vastly more economical meth
ods of making fire wood than with the
axe. 1t is a very little matter to tighten
loose nut, but it sometimes costs life
and limb not to do it. A pear tree here,
and pea h tree there, cost so little, one
is inclined to think they are of no &C.
count, but when the fruit is ripe they are
appreciated. A single step from one
room to another is "only one STEP" but
the thought of stairway made out Of
these steps during life time, is enough
almost to make a woman's back ache.
Look we'll to the details, that the little
things are right, for it pays i'll the end.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-01-06
Legal Notice.

Joseph Chapman, OF Carlo Springs, Dlmmltt
county Texas will take notice that Peter B. Kerstet
ter, David W. Kerstetter and Matilda @. HardgTove
on November 5th. 1880. fled their petition In the
Common Please Court OF stark county. Ohio, against
said Joseph Chapman, setting forth that said Joseph
Chapman had executed four prOmissOry notes dated
February l5 1869 February To- 1869, June a. 1870 and
January 26 1870, respectively; the first two and last
due in one year, and the third one In twenty days
from date; payable respectively to Matilda Hard
grove, ROsanna Kerstetter, Thomas Smith and John
Jacobs That the first two and the last OF said notes
are endorsed by the payees thereof respectively.
That said plaintiffs are now the legal owners and
holders of said es; that they have not been paid
In full, and there is due the plaintiffs from i'd
Joseph Chapman thereon 81 42l 95, with G per cent.
interest on S25 from June "a 1870 8per cent interest
S9695 from February 10, 1869, and per cent inter.
est payable annually on $4,000 thereof from January,
d, 1871, for which said plaintiffs pray judgment
That said plaintiffs attached in said action all the
interest OF said Joseph Chapman In certain lands,
being rt of section l, In township r. OF range TO-
In Stark county Ohio and the interest Ofsaid Joseph
Chapman In coal lease made by HIM on his inter
est In said lands TO John Jacobs September 23 1876
And the said Joseph Chapman Is notified that he is
required to appear and answer said petition on or
before January q, 1881,
PETER B. KERSTETTER,
DAVID w. KERSTErTER,
MATILDA O. HARDGR0VE,
by LYNCH, DAY q LYNCH,
nOv25-pw their Attorneys.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-01-06
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Common Pleas Court
of Stark county, Ohio.

Enos Fl. Broslusl
VS. In the Common Pleas Court
Lake Erie, ALI of Stark county, Ohio.
ance & Wheeling
II. r. Co., ct al.
David Jones and all other persons holding bonds
said Railroad Company not yet presented to the
referee (the true names of said persons and their
places of residence being unknOwn) will take notice
that on November 30, 1880 the defendant Clinton b.
Fisk, trustee, filed supplemental cross petition in
said action against them and all other defendants In
said action setting forth that the Indebtedness OF said
railroad company, on The day Its property was sold
It's bonds and coupons, was 1858 l085 that there
was paid on right OF way claims and other prior liens
Sl70954, leaving Sl6 239 40 to apply on said bonded
Indebtedness that bonds and coupons amounting to
1884 1891 88 have been presented and Sl6l626 paid on
them leaving SO788 In reserve for bonds that may
be presented In due time.
That there are no more of said cOmpany's bonds
and coupons that were a lien on its property or en-
title to share in said fund and that the balance
said fund should be dist lbuted amongst the bond
and coupons already presented.
Th I the persons above described claim to hold
some Of said bonds and coupons and to be ntted to
share In said fund, and praying that said persons be
made deiennants and required TO answer setting up
their claims: That the court will determine the
validity thereof and what dividends they may be en-
titled TO and that any balance of said reserve fund
may be divided pro rata amongst bonds and coupons
that have already or shall by answer day, be pre-
sented
said parties must answer said supplemental cross.
petition on or before Jan. 20, 1881.
CLINTON B. FISK, Trustee.
By Lynch, Day g. Lynch, his Attorneys,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-01-06
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