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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-27
GUIA LOCAL.
SOBRlNOs De EzQUlAGA.

FORTALEZA Z.
CASA de giros J comisi6n. Agen-
tes do los correos de Espala j
Oompalia Atlas dc los Estados-
Unidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-27
MANIFESTATION.

Tenemos sumo gusto en- inser.
Tar Il siguiente:
Piedras, q, Mario 1889.
ST.. Disector del BoInr1N NEE
CAKRH.
Puerto Rico.
Mi diatingnido amigo , sorreli.
gionaric:
lie agradseert se sirva dar cabi.
dagen Las eolumnas do 81 ilustrado
pSri6dico, al siguiente cemunicado
per lo cue ls antieipa Lac gracia'
90 atento , limo. amigo 8. 8.
9. B.s.M.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-27
!. m. iLQUlkRDj T. 90.
sooIsDAD I'm 0oMANDITA.
FOrE.4ieza, 81.

IMP0RTAC JRES Y EXPORTAD0RES.
Giran lstras sobre Ias. .Capita'ss y principaIes
poblaciones de EspAfa, lsla dc Cuba, Estddos-
Uuid0B Inglaterrs.
Agentes de la Compaaia TrasetlAntica de
gapores de- PINlLLos, Sdsns e., do CAdiz.
Agentes de la Compauia do Seguroe Mariti-
mos del Lloyd Inglss: The intscrzOriiss.g q
Agency AssocidttOn LiDsited.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-18
AnnlnnhIng tho p,anchon

In these days congregation listens TO
sermon In silonco; but In thN SlStccnth cen.
tury N was quito otherwise, lAtlmor, ON hl.
way " tho cro1 In ST. Pau.s churchyard,
which served him 40 q prlpt, wod TO be
groctstl hy cries frem the opening crowd
"lln,9 at thom, M0stor Ladimor hayo 1T
thcmW They woro ns quick 10 express diSap
proysl ~ approval
Once, whilo bishop Bonncr was preaching
from ST. Paulb cross, mJl In tho crowd
cmphsSl2o1 his objection tc the preacher
scntir,cnts by throwing n digger Ot him
Even ~ late as the Seventeenth century, Eng
lish congregations had no id'a Of being only
listonniE A wIitcr In Tempo Bar saysi
II vu allowed 10 thom 10 applaud OF his
tho Ircuchcr ns tho occnSiol required, th,
applause taking tho form Of loud hum oI
npproeution Dr. johnson .olalcs, on Tho
authority Of bis father, that pr Buinot ont
Dr. Street. once preached on too samo day DO
foro parliament When Butuct preached
part Of tho congregation hun'olcd 40 loudly
and 40 tong, that tho delighted preacher val
down b, onjoy H., rubbing his face with hii
handkerchief,
DR.. shrat, during his sermon was honorcl
with tbs like aninatng hum, buthostrcteheC
forth biz hand and oSoaimcd Ponce, peace
| lpray you, peaccW
Whei the same DR.. Burnett was preaching
ON another occasion before the house Of com
mons ho turned bis glass NJ tho end Of th'
hour as n sign that ho was going 10 continue
his sermon, when his audience broke out int
loud hum Of appreciation "A strong tosti
mony either to bis eloqucnco or TO their en-
durancA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-18

Wood carving, that most delightful form
Of decoration, W rapidly becoming abused.
Too much carving yuIgarIsc, hopolossly a
ploeo Of furniture that half the amount Of
ornamontatlou would havo enriched. A
carved border or moldlng around tho cdgo OF
table gives q lno effect, but have lately
seen tables tho entire tops Of which have
boon carved. Now table IA meant 20 put
things on, and tho carving completely Fpoila
Ia usefulness, besides defeating ita own pur~
poso or decoration, Tor thcdocomtod cdgo
would look richor by contrast with the plain
center
Caro- must bo tukcn not 10 havo tho cnrv-
ing sandpapcrod down 70 perfectly smooth
finish, aud the background should ho irregu-
lar and not spccklcd Hlloyor with little holoa.
Tho beauty Of carving h TO feel tho touch OF
tho carver, 10 scc tool mari, hero aud thcro
II "a we'll 20 use carving rather sporingly.
Rather have lItilo aud hNyo II GOOD than
much that % second gutc IN tomo Of tho
Italian work nearly every moldlng was on
richod and panel carved Rut In tho best en-
amplcs the saving s iudrIously disposed aud
some plain surface used Ns u foil,
Tho cuts accompanying this are from tho
samo publication, Tho Art Amateur, aud
give excellent hlnts IA to the treatment of
book shelves aud fireplace with coEy cornee.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-18
boMa IlMtLY eUaaEsIIoMh


liaw 20 Decorate aud Furnish - nans
lasiefniiY ~
Tho Art Amateur which Is considered
pretty good authority IN such matters by
people 0f taste, Is running an excellent series
Of articles on "ilome Decoration and Furni-
ture,' from No, 10 Of which tho following ia
talleni
Tho great temptation now Is 10 over deoo-
rata, Even IN o house. Of many rooms 0f ans
pls sle one can easily produce tho effect Of
over proWdng, wilhelm tho small apartments
10 common Ia large oltes u % very dihiGuit
10 avoid ~
ID seems as II tho decorator suffered from
an oemhaITasdes riohasses,N The temptation
10 usa all tho devices ~ hand Is often too
strong % bo WlthstOod, and accordingly pam
eled WainsoOts carved pasleIH, wooden
ceilings with heavy transverse rAfiers, tApes-
tries rugs, bro-a-hrac, stained glaha aud all
tho rpst Of II play prominent part IN help.
ing % diEhgure aud distort many ahmAh
room that by iudielous treatment might have
been eozy, artistic and above all, hahlabla
We may have toomany rugs on tho tloor, TOO
many p0rtieres aud searfa, too much brlea-
brae, In other words, too much decorative
art IA not decorative
The prime use Of an apartment must al
ways be remembered, II II Is only Tor tho
display Of a collection Of objects, then tho
air Of a museum Ia not objectionable Hut
II II Is room for dining reading or hieeplng
IN, ihen tho comfort Of tho occupants should
be tho first consideration aud beauty need
by no means DO overlooked because utlllty IA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-18

Tho Man About Town numbers among its
most valued friends tho city editor OF cor
tain daily papcr--N sober, thoughtful man--
full Of kindness mud generosity, closo in his
application 10 duty and possessed of whole
eomo fear Of involving his employers In n
costly libel suit. II Is related Of him that ho
detailed certain number Of the local staH 10
writo report Of sermon delivered at ono
Of tho local churches by n celebrated eastern
divine, who had chosen rs basis for tho les
son no would teach tho story Of tho troaohory
Of Judas lscoriot, Tho preacher painted In
blacklist colors tho character OF tho most
notod Of tho worlds traitors and drow from
tho story tho conclusion that Judas was n
thief. Tho reporter embodied this deduction
in his report OF tho sermon and consigned his
manuscript 10 tho tender mcroios OF tho ruth
less blue pencil. In q moment tho trained
eyo OF tho editor caught tho sentence Judas
was thief" and slap through II went tho
pencil. Tho editor feared libel SUIT brought
by some Of his linoal desccndantS St Louis
Republic ... ........
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-18
ThUe LOVE afTTfR THAN GOLD,

We started one morn my love aud |,
on Journey brave and boldi
Twas 70 hnd tho end Of tho rainbow
Aud the buried bag of gold,
Bat the clouds rolled by from the summers Shy
And tho radiant how drew dim,
And We l0sl Tho way where tho treasure lay
Near tho sunsets golden rim
The tWilighh feli Ike a curtain
rinned with tho evening star
And Wa saw IN tho shining heavens
The now moons golden earl
Aud We said as our hands olasped fondlE
"What though We found no goldi
Our love ls q richer treasure
Than tho rainpoW's sack can hold"
And years, win lhalr Joys and sorrows
Have passed since We loot Tho way
10 tho beautiful buried treasure
AZ tho sud Of tho ralnhow'H rayi
But oye has heen true aud tender
And Ito has been rich and sweet
And we still clasp hands with tho olden 10Y
That made our day complete
-Atlauta Constitution
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-18
runr nennIromcnl. for . pnInlon

"Thcro 0ro four things for u paintor,n
Corot was wont 10 say "rhcso aro-l'orm,
which ho gots through drawing, color, which
results from truth 70 values, sentiment
which Ia born Of tho received impression,
and finally tho execution, tho rendering Of
tho whole, Az 10 myself, think | have scn'
tlmont, that Is, a little poetry IN tho soul
which leads mo TO SOC, or TO complete what |
500, In ceytain way But | have not al'
ways color, and possess only imperfect clio.
monts Of tho power 10 draw In execution |
also fail sometimes which Ia tho reason why
labor harder than ever, little though somo
people may imagine II, n-rho Century
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-18

boyno IN mind, | have seen dining room
whore the buffet and Other plecesof furniture
for tho display Of silver aud glassware gave
tho effect Of q shop, aud have hoou others
where q much greater amount seemed entre-
ly appropriate and unObieclonahla
Tho same may bo faid Of collections on
curloa faIonco or tho lIke II arranged
merely for show, 70 impress tho beholder.
tho intention Il always oyidont but tho cob
ectoFa own way Of placing hls treasures h
tho best from oil ponlaot Wow, Tho temptar
tlon 10 0yercrowd moderately large room
Ia, perhaps, natural, but our small apartment
houses bear abundant witness not only 70 tho
embarrassment Of ylHltorHHt trying 10 crowd
In between pieces Of furniture, but 10 tho
thoughtlou abuse Of schemes aud IDEAS that
might bnyo given beautiful reslh Arm
chairs entirely upholstered may bp our ldonlj
but Il wo happan 10 have tiny room and
need several ChNIra, wo had bolicr overcome
our yenWlng Tor luxurious cushions with
good Tauo and content ourselves with Im'
pier forms
Nothing can bo moro luxurious than spa
cous lounge covered wlthu Turkish rug, and
possibly having guolherwg stretched on tho
wall aa o background with plenty Of soft
all.cn cushions nut 10 takes up room, Now
wo must consider Il Che space az our disposal
Is sunlpImt Tor our purpose before wo0t up
our lounge oven II wo Hro fond Of eastern
ruga aud rott pillowa Of eh II Tho space NJ
our command Is not enough 70 do thia proper.
| Is, wo had much h5tlor give up tho idea and
hayo simple rltl1 with turned fplnllc1 and
a fat cushion. Tlamgy b. ogc1l.nt IN color,
Ono In line, aud wnl b, altogether h1ttor In
place than tho diyln out Of place, Tho eamo
thing ID truo oi our chNim ! belIovo tho
French know how 90 treat Htrall salon bot
ter than puy other people They rgy strict
| ly on prorniant and t8lHa STYLE ay Louis
NV or Louis XVI, hut what could DO boltcri
Lot glyn upoUg.ualIty " 10 oaly means
doing what hBa not h'cn done before, for tho
obvious roaron that 70 "a undesirable Crit
! cIfm isca.y and wo arc opt tp ly that thoao
French Gtylcb arc conventional aud hnck'
ncyod and admit Of mo- rapotar tho designer.
do not thluk this Hto, Working under thc
strict limitations Of q historical style Is, pcr'
hnps, q hard tasks hut designer Of force
and education win declare, 10 some extent,
hla individuality, but always subordinate 20
tho general characteristics Of tho style In
which ho works
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-18
CANTON, AUGUST OH, al BARNETT House
Masslllon, Aug, 10th, at Conrad llouto
Alliance, Aug. l9th, nj Chase House.
auo ustONH oa Tut s..s OATs fAoH "o"T"


Thlaomlnont German specialist from ncrlin
oosltiyelv enfes nil dlfeafpa Of the Eye, Ear
NOaG Throat aud iunpa after lnihtwlh lp
hha cured more enfca OF liludnpai, urnlhcr,
cAlarrh, rhpht ana Lung plsehpes man hhy
"IChr IChro9iS ro9i DIsoneea of mo gy-a, such
~ Ornnulniud Lids, Chrnnir Inflammation OF
tho Lldh 0i the iriH, ui the thniud, Vi holiCi'
lnni Chlonlu UlcCiuiluna, hunama 0i tlir lhua,
CAnceroi tho lids AUD llc,IgNw lunn.unN over
or Maitorng sore Eych O0uouhoon uphlhnl'
mia, llod ul1lrhra Of brown onuH ON the llnll,
phlyclonunr Ophtlnmin, Opncltoh or MIX
White Apola on the Eye, vlAngomA or tuplnE
sorOa, ROdnom0f Edgnsof LidnNnd Eyes, nnd hl,
othrrdlfCna0a 10 which the eye on IT. NpprNUukca
ArcliablO, positive aud rapid cure guaranteed
Bar Troubles are cured 10y nrfnw nan
nsi0nhhInny quick timc, llo win icllulu you
OF all roaring, Kissing ana rns'n ~ nulHcs lchyi;
moss, itching, pain, running ul the rhri WIN
10aoupn holo ln q drum ol MY ycult HNNllp9i
will lnaOrl Artificial Ear Drums OF hls own in'
vontI0n with nal0nUhlngly UutlfynR results,
Noae.-Or. Snlm has paid PARTICULAR Oiiens
Ion tOdsonsoa OF tha organ, lie positively vutoH
,ho worat cases Of CA1AtiSiI even II tho
bonOa have partly been eaten upi removes 10.
ypnnby hA now mCthud, without pulhi iWlcrw
mo eOntO OF smell aud taste, aud iCm0Vca iyud
Slor he Il roault OF Cnlamh in ono bclilng,
Diaonaea OF tho Ihront ana Lungs
arc cutod, aud more UnlnnlnhnHly gonu ltalilW
have been obtained by Dr. Nnln llun Wy any
other phyaIcnn In tho world. llc WIN tcpnye
r0nsila without pain ana loH ot houl. WIZ
cure your ulccrAtnl ~ RlunulhiCd rlhlVNl'
restore your lost or cracked voice ua noud ln
over; guarantee also 10 euro Hay Fcycb hulh-
ma, bronchitis, Winter and ChOnic Coughs,
Dr salm haa on hia record booke cases ql Cone
sumption which came 20 HIN with one lurR or
parts NJ ono gono. To has by hlp ttcn,muAt
hnnlOd up tho ouyilcl IN their lunga, nnd llil
patlcn,i now bid fair 70 outllvo amy one Win
Two tuuWh,
slBs-. Go nndnoo pr Sam nt jhla Wilt Con.
huItnil0n and examination FREE, AOdtCeb ul
communications 10 DR. MuRllH hAlM,
lohmbuh, ono,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-18

GOOD morning, mnOm-good mornIngp
no alutod ns ho met a littlo woman face TO
laco az tho Central market
"Good morning. she humbly replied.
"Woll, hayo you concluded to accept my
propoall"
"l-l don't know what you mean, slr,"
"Why didn't | propose marriage 70 you
last week aud giyo you five days to think II
oyorN
"No, slr l'yo been married ton years "a
10 lSn
"Hnl Excuse mo. thought you wcro ono
Of them. Wou, no harm done Mistakes
win happen, You know Good morning ~
Detroit FREQ Pres,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-18
saturday, tho loth day Of August, 1850.
uAnrun 4 WmcunArM, Att'm
Notice 10 PRESIDENTS and Unknown
Heirs, In Partition.

n tho holri Of DANIEL nalr deceased late Of stark
county aud state Of ohloi
Henry Hair RobNccA Hair hnd northA Roth,
whose residences are M NlleA IN lu state 0f Mlch.
gan, and Cyrus N0lh aud Chas u nendcr, whose
plACea OF residence N unknown VIII take hollct that
ON tho goth day VI June, A., y, lNin, Maria iAllph.
A plaintiff, commenced u civil action for partition
against them and othert as defendants IA the contl
Of Common loaa VI stark county ONO whore mo
sane ~ now pending, dcinnndlng partition ol we
following nreni eN altuate In said county ana state
aud bounded aud described ~ foll0wal llrgllnlng
NJ point niteon aud llty-hundrcdlha (lb OOluhhna
south OF tho northeast corner OF the h0thoAW quar-
ter VI section twontysax (20) being also tho north
cast corner OF land now owned by John llUuWl
thonco north, troo degrees nnd forty minutes oisL
twOnlys hyu aud ton huudredtha (blO) QhalnA " u
post thence woa' eighty. nyo dOAfuna anu foly'nyo
mlnutea north, forty aud Bovontysnye hhnQfcdths
(iO7b) olauu 10 stone, thcnco south, four doHfora
aud nineteen minutes west twenty ave hd Eighteen
oighty.nyo degrees and nfty.nyo minutes south
fotty'0no aud four hundrodtha iiOD ohAlha " thq
place ~ beginning, containing 0nu hundred hnl
two and olghty-0ne hundfodlha uOasl) hoNs OF
land.
aeyoraltY praya that partition of said premises may
bn made, and That the dover OF 0nt lHAlhh hAsH 70
defendant hO assigned IN said pfulnlHos, or " "
Hhnll appear that partition can not without manifest
injury be made then that Mo same may hog sold o.
other order taken pursuant TO tho statute III auch
case made and proyldVd,
You are required 10 Anawor said petition on the
alet day Of August A, u, 1850 or tho same WIZ be
taken in confessed, and Judgment rendered ana
partition made accordingly =, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,
Dy JouR sroNarLtrR, her Atty i8iiw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-18
Simplo i,cn,odlca.

A Yankee colonel, who had spent several
years In tho south, was ono day touing n
friend u surgeon, Of kind Of illness which
onco attacked tho men Of his regiment
'lt was foyor common In tho low, hot
country whoro wc wcro marching oaid hO
"Pcoplo down there call II tho broken bone
foyor Whom man has II no feels ns II
ovory bono In his body had been broken"
"Thcro Is n very simple, old fashioned rom.
ody that should recommend for such n case, u
said Tho surgeon, with twinkle IN his eye
"Whots thatn asked tho colonel.
"Bonosot Youths COMPANION.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-18
A Natural Mistake.

Little Harry lin orchestra chair pointing up
VI private box where lady sits In sleeve.
loss dress 30 low In tho mock that mono Of II Is
visible above tho box pillng)-Just look,
papa.
papa-Quot, my son, you annoy tho peo'
pie,
IAttlo Harrv--oh, bnt 500 tho lady In the
pretty bath tub up thevol-Wasp.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-18
out ON a nat.

Miss Travs-Ilc another baseball man
outl What puts them out, tho ball or tho
bati
De Smith-Tho ball, OF course
Miss Travls--And don't they ever 80 out
On bati
Do Smith--No, never.
Miss Travis-Well, pa does, anyway Tvs
heard Fred say SO. Burlington Free Press
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-18
A Morning wedding.

Julia d., daughter Of MlF. Henry
Cook, was married this morning io Mr.
Thomas w, Leahy. The, Ger mony
was performed by Rev. Fr'h"r Mo
Guire and the occasion was u great
social event there being many lecpla'
present,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-18
survey For tho New liailroad.

The chief engineer has reported the
result of his preliminary survey be.
tween Massillon and Turkeyfoot lake
TO the Valley railway company. His
trial lines ali end at the Vogt Stone
company quarries, and he Is In town TO-
day looking for feasible entrance into
the city, rowing up the canal for that
purpose ~ MasBillon Independent.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-18

CTfAYED- From my farm, west OF Canton, near
- tho Fulton r0nd, on Friday June IAN, = white
brood HUw, THREE years old medium hHnl nha lnst
weancd lltlur Of pigs nnd ~ now low IA nqth Any
person knowing whuiO Hho w. VIII pc AuliRny ~.
wArdOd w Informing me, Nv lii Nortth Mhtho1
street or uuUrgO pOAnhChL on the ~ rm named
Canton, June27, 1850. aiowt j. .WhlllNN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-18
saturday, tho aoth day Of July, 1880

the foiloWins described real eslatei situate N
Ue tOWnehip ~ SANDY county NJ hlAfk ana slate "
Ohio, and Known a. tho south hhll 1t lhp west hAl
0f tho northeast quarter ~ enollph lNph1 'epNph
1li containing forty (lO) acres ~ lAnd, Also pAl
al tha Wekt halt VI te southeast quarter pl hnelnh
twenty seven (pll, township Ahl range Mnieahl y
dfedlht 40 iO0) NJ IN acre 0i lana. Also lAn
0i the n6TlhWest quarter Of heollCn twenty sityHh
faJi t0wnahtp Anl range Aforesaid containing
iweye aerea aud aftysalK hundiedtla Of an Aqre Of
land (iabd'iOO)
ist tract OF 40 acres appraised ~ go per acre,
$1,000
ind tract ofll 70,iOO acres appraised NJ ebo por
acre, eiWh
ard tract Of ia bd.iOO acres appraised at 90 per
acre, tiUaiO,
Aalo 10 commence ~ ono O'Clock D. M IeIln'
0"" a. LEINiN0ER aherln,
WAHg A now Attis
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-18

For sono tmo thayo boon blind In my left eye,
became pnn aud thin and lost my appetite !
have been itndur Dr. snlm'a treatment for three
moniha aud can now, out OF tho formerly blind
cye, aOu ~ good Nl over nnd have rcgalnod my
former good health, Respectfully,
IL. BUonuOLTz, WadBwotth, Medina Co., o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-18
Administrators Notice.

Notice Ia hereby glyon that tho undersigned has
been duly appointed aud qualified Administrator Of
tho estate OF uoOrgO unne, late OF stark county,
ohio, deceased, WIN. II, BRAUUllEh,
Dated July D, 1880. .11.dws
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-18
saturday, tho gOth day Of JVy, ia9O
suHRIFF BALE,

hAF Mmps'e' stark COUNTY Common
Alfred Wiiiiana o. al rleas OouTt
By yirtue ~ ~ order NJ sails Issued ny
the elef Of The court NJ common pleaa pl hhih ppI
O.,int tna above and W lne directed wv plel
fOf sale AZ public pnlglY ~ uip lppl " thp pNNN
h iau, 40 Wp elY ~ uAuWii, ph
Saturday, the Goth day of July, 1889,
Tho following described real estate, Situated 10
fiHe tuWnshln htark county ono ahl BONG lWn
l0la III land tdrWlti Tho uplliieasl qnanpl pl ~
non twentY,slE (aAl, and tho northwest part ~ thp
southeast quarter 0f ~ section hnl htlnhlh lHhhe
eight (a) lhe former piece containing agish alu
tbe later 10 acres, aid u known ~ mo 0ln WIS
lIatnsi homestead subject W tho dover estate OF
MARY Williams aud ELLEN WlhlAhh
Appraised At taaba'
aAle 70 commence At one O'Clock pm Terms
s'A' 4, LElNIsdER sheriff
Nose 4 MGnARfY, Att'ys,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-18

Tho lot and Cd Of July, 1868, witnessed an
other great contest-tho battle Of Gettysburg
perhaps the greatest Of tho war, Tint has
passed into history by reason Of It's magni-
tude, its strategy, and tho splendid horoism
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-18
lsHERIFF SALE,

Farmers Hank order OF Nhle,
Calvin Il. usfbmck ct aL rlsas Court
ny virtue Of an order of sale issued by elefk
Of tho court 0i common pleas ul hAth COUNT Ulu,
Tor hai0 at public Gulcfy, NJ tho d0uf OF Wn c0ul
house, IN tho city of Canton on
Saturday, the s7th day of July, 1880,
tho following described real estate Lot nun.
ber pO n IN tic cliy uf canton, Also thu WrHl hhl
of the f1uth half ~ lot number lllu, Ia tho uB ~
Canton, stark county, ONO
lot No. gDaO appraised NJ $1,000
lot No. iitu tIVp'
Hnle 70 commence NJ ono O'Clock ~ M Terms
0''"' A, LEiNiSOEu, HhoHr
uouarL 4 wEnntu, AttyA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-18

My pretty gIrl was tho Infamous murdoror
hlm,olf, and Cathcort aud were done brown.
We kcpt tho secret between us, aud hovo
not set glyon over our search Cor Jorlottc
but / greatly fear that tho two thousand
pounds viii uovor fail into our hands Now
NNpb NoWa
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-23
SCIENTIFIC SQUlBS.

Tyndal accepts as sound Pastcur's method
Of incubation for hydrophobia-
The mean daily motion Of tho air during
1885 at Greenwich WIS 2e0 miles, beius
twelve r,iles above the daily average Of the
est tsventy-ore yeara
English scientific journals lament that the
kangaroo Is being exterminated This has
an interest for the United States. whcre the
skin is largely used in tanning.
The Russian Academy of Sciences offers
prize of 5000 rubles te5o0 for the best In
quiry into the nature and effects OF thu
poison which develops in cured fish
The boring for oil In the United States IS
40. always successful for instance. borins
at Southbury, Conn, has lately been aban-
doned after 200 feet had been explored and
10000 lost In the undertaking.
In France they now use for steam and
water pipe joints gaskets made OF wood pulp,
which are boiled In linseed oil They give
satisfactory results and are not subject to
decomposition at high temperature.
At the Society of Engineers, England, IL
was demonstrated that the action Of sea
water on concrete blocks, made with a pro
per proportion Of Portland cement, caused
no deterioration, bit they were actually Inn
proved by it. The result was q surprise
10 al.
A Mr.. Bolton, In recent visits TO Egypt and
Mount Sinai measured the maximum angle
OF which dry saad viii lis at rest, aud found
it TO be from thirty-ons 70 tnirty-two do
grees; higher than this 1t viii move down the
slope This does not accord with the well