The Stark County Democrat from Canton, Ohio • Page 1

1 i i 3 Ml: III VOLUME 140. CANTON. STARK COUNTY, OHIO, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1874. NUMBER 38 mm irflPtil -r v' CvV BUSINESS CARDS. ATTOKHEYaU C.

P. ERKINS; ItUrMT at Law end Notary Public, Agent for th. Bal and Uiui of Reef KswU-Otfl Eagl Block. j. w.

Biroaru. uu TTNDERH1LL 4 LAHM, Attorney a law Offlea in Tramp' Build Jng opposite St. Claud Hotel. Canton, Ohio. Iablr73vl faureTA.

wis, Canton MasaiUoo, PEASE A WISE, Attorney at Law. novll It LriCI a. M' LYNCH 4 Di.Y. Attorneys at Ua-Otit In Cassllly Block, PiUic DUMV, VIIWU, I1IU MEYER 4 SON, Attorney, at Law, Canton, Ohio. Offic.

i In Danna- miliar nunuma, i noTS'fxl a. a. mum BRADEN A REEVES, V- Attorney at law. Offlo in Eag Bloo. over KIIL'I lion.

IWIWUi Viiru, R. S. SHIELDS. l-. nhfo AflU.

in Kaat Block opposite tha Court Hoas. In litigated of Na Hhiladelphla. O-ta. novlS "li W. fe A.

McKINLEY, Attorney! at Law Ofllee In Eagl Block, Uonal.ban sou, m. a. McGregor, Attorney at Law, and General Collecting Agent, MiuaurL oet21tf Wtliy. ww. HARVEY LAUGHLIN, Attorney a Law, Notary Public, Alliance, Ohio.

ran LOUIS SCHEFER, A ttorney at Law, Canton, Btark county, 0 lo. iunel "lUmS itttmpv ARNETT. Attorney at Law, Na OplambU- BQlldiog. FHI atreet, Deiwean to refer to L. Bchasfor, Attorney, Canton, Ohio.

declSIO RnKRT H. FOLGER. I. Maaatllon. Ohio.

daclTO-tf jawTELt, AMERICAN HOTEL, Faaa. Bnr Proprietor Eaat Tuacarawaa street. Canton, Ohio. aprlOT)yl ST, CLOUD HOTEL, C. D.

Ely, Proprietor Public Square. Canton Ohio. July7 6, ALLIANCE HOUSE, By Daniel Bourbeck-at the Bladen, Alliance, khio. Mealaalwayain readineaa on arrirai of JACKSON HOTEL, Canton, Oulo-Jonw Hmaat, Praprietor. Halng JIt Ua and refitted thla iotel, I will dea.or to keep a good table of the beat the market afforda.

ood for horaea, and good attention. Tltaaholcaiitof Wmea. Acal- AMERICAN HOTEL, Bal.m. Ohlo-jonn A. Uallenbangh, Proprietor Thll popular and well-known Houae baa, latWy beenVebtted and furni.hed throughout- Agod aampla room for commercial traeler.

Lirery BtmbVe in coneeotion with the Houaa, and Oro-nibua to and from all train. Thoae patronlaing tha Uouao will at all Uutaa recaiTe prompt and oourtooua attaaUoa. "'7tI ITMDEatTAatBM. J. B.

Fnraltnr Dealer and Undertaker, Saat Taaen-rawaa atreet. Canton. Ohio. nQTtf lACKLLAJfiiOCa. WU.

McKEAN, M. Phyalclaa and Burraon, Canton, 0 Offlaaand residence Biocll, Eaat Tuacarawaa Proinpt attentioi gi uallealli.lay "ureARDS LATUKOP. Eoglna Bnlldera and Machmlate Manufaetarera of Saw Mandrela, Cider Bouaen and Jack Bcrawa, and Machine Work Generally. Cantem, Ohio; Bhop on Cherry Street Railroad Croaaing. Particular auentlon girea to Kepair Work, augxi "lyl hirn a wfNTERH ALTER.

Dealer la Millinery and FaneySoeda, Mo fOper-l Houae Block. Canton, tMiiov. Jyitrf STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT, A. McGregor 8on, Publiahera. and Plain and Fancy Job Prlatera, Democrat Block.

Can ton, V. C.J.GEIGEK, APOTHECARY, DRUGGIST AND PHARMACEUTIST. AV-Preacriptiena promptly filled at all hoara. mm ntat uMmrA at. cirro HIRAM THURSTON, Book-Binder and Blank-Book Manufacturer.

All ordera from abroad promptly attended to. Bind, ery in Harter'a Block, up atain, Canton, Ohio, JOHN P. REX, Merchant Tailor, and dealer in American and Im ported CloUia, Caaaimerea, VeetlDgi aad FurnUhing Gooda: Alao, agent for tha Btnger Sewing Machine, Canton, 0Uio maytfl EDWIN SM.1TH,. PbotoErasher, Particular attention given to copying and enlarging pictures. Ovai ramea and Albums eoaatautly on hand.

Booma in Vatbewa'a block, South Market atreet, Canton, Ohio. liuwla'Witf i JsEKTIST. JOSEPH CRAIG. Binu Rosa sos. No.

Cassllly Canton, O. KavAII operatioaa performed in tha moat approved and sat La factory manner, aeptlt '73tf DR. J. H. SIDDALL, Oentiat Harter'a Block.

Canton. Ohio. a TSrStrnci" Burgeon Dentist Office up stairs, in residence, on Market street, weet aide, three doors sonth of Public Square, Onio. All operations connected with the arofeaeion promptly atlenoV adto. deolS JEWELERS.

DEUBLE fc BROTHER, Dealers In watches. Clocks, Silverware, 4c, east aide or ruDllo square, canton, uniu. He pairing dona on short notice. J. A.

MEYER, Dealer tn American and Foreign Watches, Clocks, Bilverware and Fancy Goods Northwest corner of Public Square, Canton, Ohio. Repairing nealr axpeaiuuuij BAIKEBa, UEO. BARTER A BRO- Banker street. Canton. Ohio, Uwi nnoiLt.

Loan Mouev. buy Geld. Sil ver, Bonds and Compound Interest Notes. Ex- cnange, 4ougnt ana-soiu. THOMPSON, Dealer ia Real Estate.

Dwelling Houses aala. rent or exchange for eity or fanning property. BCILDINO LOTS A great variety, prioeand location for Sale cheap. Monthly pay mania reoeived, and aeveral years time given when deaired. Othoe, oeraer of Tucarawaa and Cherry ata.

nov26tf Tin-77 ARE. i HEV STQYE STORE. E. J. BEX CO.

hatb ojamp New Stove in Store wm fAmwrlaaa IItI, Essat Tancuaraiwsta airwel, Caita, Okie) Where) they will keep on hand a fall evppty and An assortment ef a STOVH.AND.TIiY.WARE ATBiAMXiau rue Job Work done to Order aad on short aotica. GIVE i'S -A a- tvm ytAMX' tm ar-gwhaarw rr ia Irss, Owtr Mramm. ay IT X. J.REX a OQ coiiJpa'u'ie'IrfWTieeir TBttnecr sme BUSINESS CARDS. i M.

GRIMES, JUSTICE OP PEACK Offlea In Haror'a office, Waat baaemenl of Court House, Canton, Ohio. WOT. IJMAIV! OMNIBUS AND COACH LINES TO THE DEPOT AND ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. Leave Orders at St. Ulotid and American.

Nor. "W-tf I HARDWARE. ALLIANCE Hardware Iron New Goods! New Prices Enlarged Stock Terms Cash! ITrRhfrleivatonvIo the cisisena of Stark VV and adiuininina conation, that we shall coo- tinue to keep on hanp. and for aala at the laoweat lricea tor tne times, a nne asauriuiem ui locket Table Cutlery, Furnishing Hardware. House Trimmings, Coach Trimmings, Harness Lrimmings, Furniture Trimmings, Coffin Trimmings, Mechanics' Tools, Farmin8 Implements, Shoe-Makers' Kit and Findings.

IRON AND STEEL, Garden Seeds, Ropes and Twines, Brushes of all kinds, Nails andSpikes, Locks and Latches, Springs and Axles, FA2NTS AND OI1LS, Bent Wood-Work, Moss and Curled Hair, Hubbs and Spokes, Sash and Puttv, WINDOW GLASS, Picture Glass, Glass cut all shapes and sizes, Turpentine and IJenzine Varnish, Floor, Table, Stair and Carriage OIL CLOTHS, Window Shades, Damasks, Dental Stock, Whips and Canes, I Bird Cages, Beltincr and Baskets. I aim) a great Tariety of all pUier articles usually kept In Hardware Store. GLASSWARE, be. xxtoum thx errireis or curio AXO BTAXX COXTHTT, THAT HE HA8 OPEJfEO.V i NEW STORE! GASSILLY BLOCK, PUBLIC SQUARE, "XXT1TH an entire new and exten- alw ansortinant of Csecnswarc, thiaa, Glassware, Wall Window Shades, Household Gccds cf all kinds, Wilhw Ware, Bird Cases and Fancy Gcsds, WHICH HE CAN SELL AT PRI CES THAT DEFY COM- PETITION. GALL 3EE THE STORE.

It ia taatefuUr arrano-ea; tne stook haa ban selected from ih bat markets in tha world. MIND THE ADDRESS, r. jr. BEaaESi i Queensware, China, and Glaaeware (Store, Cassilly's Building PUBLIC SQUARE, CANTON, O.1 dao23tf TA1L0RINB. MERCHANT TAILOR, nd sterj ef llmne Block, CAJSTTOH, OHIO.

HAS JUST RECEIVEDGOOD.BTOOK OP Clioths, Cassimeres, TetliiiS8, With a full assortment of CniEDREIV'S WEAK, at Low Prices. I will Ball and anak op ebeao. Uav latarai lew rests aad ilelna: ewn cat tlaaj. asty stive saw a trial belere ge. la( esMavsier.

New Goods Received Every MoDlh. -QOOD FITS W. A. WHITE. Canton, April 18.

1872-tf PRICE'S GALLERY. PHOTOGEAPHS 99.00 A DOZEN AT PRICE'S GALLERY Ohio. mm. ncB ana racy. BANKERS.

FirstNationalBank CANTON, OHIO. No. 1 Eagle Block, corner Pub. Square. Capital $100,000.

Surplus Gold and Silver, Gorernment Bonds, and UU. It. Bonds Bought and Sold. BUY AND SELL DRAFTS ON ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES IN THE U. S.

Also IN ENGLAND. FRANCE IRELAND, SCOTLAND, GERMANY SELL PASSAGE TICKETS TO AND FROM EUROPE. Farmers and othera haviair sfnnev for u-hich they have no immediate use, will do well to leave it here on deposit for safety, and if left for definite time, interest will be allowed. COLLECTIONS MADE ON ALL PARTS OF THE U. S.

All busineas done on reasonable terms. LEVI' L. MILLER, Cashier. Liiaxcross C. AITLTMAN, LEWIS MILLER.

JOHN P. IUY- UtO. COOK, JACOB MILLER mario '73 GEO. D. (In Slone Banking -Huuse E.

Tuscarawas Street.) ENGLISH AND GERMAN SPOKEN. Bank open from 8 A. k. to 4 p. and on batnraay Evenings from 6 to oj p.

m. THIS Bank Loans Money in bath large and small sums. Will aecommodats these borrowing to $50 as freely as those who want I5.U0U to JIO.OO'J provided security is good. PROMISSORY NOTES BOUGHT AND MORTGAGES CASHED. COLLECTIONS MADE.

GoM, Silver, and Government Bonds and Sold, Drafts om all parts of the World, Bought and Bold. Passage Tickets by best Steamers to and from Europe. i Every kind of business pertaining to jja.li ni triaasacia. reasonaoie rates. i i i The business br Clergymen and of unurcnes of all Denominations transacted at cost.

deposits nrrrivrn and INTEREST PAID when money ia left for a definite time. To this branch of our business we invite (be attention of all who have anoney to i fool 11 GEO. It, HAKTEB Ji BHD. SAVINCSDEPOSITBANK Q. D.

BARTER. ISAAC HABTER, Ja. ISAAC HAETKK. I i 'It I IBank Block, weat side of Public Canton, Ohio. Thia bank Is doing a general Exchange, -Deposit AND Discount Business.

Honey Loaned 'romissory Notes Bought GOLD, SILVER AND BANK NOTES BOUGHT, ALL KINDS OF: I 1 Government Bonds and Revenue Stamps on hand ana lor r- DEPOSITS RECITEI and Interest allowed on time deposits. The pab- ui win una us prompt ana acceinmoaaung. HARTER flONS. Ciirron, Oct 1, I860-' Havinic sal our interest in the Savings Deoosit Bank, we cordially recommetd. the Savings le-poait baak of Isaae Barter A gone, four auccea- sora.) to Use continued and increased patronage i vur ineuua.

HETER P. TRUMP, MARTIN W1KIDAU maySS-CT-lv 1 II. R. WISE PARK C. F.HAN EXCHANGE BANK i OF H.

R. In the old Bank Room In I 1 i tuump's block; OPPOSITE ST. CLOUD HOTEL. CANTON, O. Interest Allowed on Time Deposits.

Collections Made on all Parts of the United States. MONEY LOANED I Gold, Bllver, Promissory Notes, Government IHisai. ana euier SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD. H. R.

WISE a CO. Havins-aold mr interent in the Exchange Bank ioMun. H. R. WISE; I cordially recommend the Exchange bank to the patronage of uiy rrienoa ana all oilier transacting oasiness in neir line.

(Sicueoj. A. HUKKORD. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS IS TRANSACTED BT THE C1WDANK0F CANTON CANTON, oniO. JiT Depoautora and othara at secured by tue unatvtdnar Ixaotnly ol MARTIN WIELIDAL.

I iLAyVKENCE, URIAS R. FEATHER. Carr. W. WILLIAMS.

CHARLES M. WIKIDAL. InUrust allowed on time deposits. 1 I JC MIKJDAli Pte.id.ntj Gia. W.

Lewaiaev, tu "71 -tf STEAM GAS FITTERS. ltichards fc Lathrop, Engine Machinists ieam niisrs. DEiLERS in all kind of Braaa Goods such a r' Globe Valves, Check Valves, Water Gages, Steam i wages, oaeoap lings, noae npes, ana Iron Pipe, Gum HoaeAGae Fixuirea. Wa are agent far Gardner A Buherlueti's-Cev- ernor, aturievant a rreaaura mower lor mack Bmitai aad Capoia parpoees. Part lea lar atteaila circa ta ra-, Shoo on Bwath Cherry 6 1.

below R. B. Crossing. aepi, ia tj said to be greatly exaggerated. I HEDICA.L.

Tha an oat Woaaerful olacavery af tb I9tM Centnry. DR. 8. D. HOWE'S Arabian Milk-Cure For CONSUMPTION, And all Diseases of the THROAT.

CHEST and LUNU3. (The only Medicine of the kind in the world.) A Subslilulefor Cod Liver Oil. Permanently cures Asthma, Bronchitis, Incipient Consumption, Croup, Coughs, Colds, Ac, in a row usys, ilka magio. 1 rice $1 per bottle. Also, Dr.

S. D. Howe's Arabian Tonic B'ood Purifier, Which DIFFERS from all other preparations in its 1MMKD1ATK ACTION Upen the Liver, Kidneys and Bload, It Is nurelv veretable. and eleanses the system of all impurities, builda right up, and makes Pure, Rich blood. It cures fecrofulous Iiaeaes ot all kinds, removes Constipation, and regulates the Bowels.

For "GUHERAL 'LOST VITALITV," and "BROKEN-UC WN CONaTITETloNS." I -cliallenue the 19th Cou-tury" to find its equal. Beery Bottle i worth its tceight in Ouhf. Price ft per Bottle. Sold by B. FOTE, Druggist, nt wholesale and relail.

Sole Agent for Canton, O. -i As at. B. v. uwfVK, stole rr.prii.r, 101 Chambers lew Vork.

aug 23 T3-m6 DK. ItlJlHiM'S IIomceopathic.Bemedies No. I Cures CRAMPS. Chalern Afotous Jte. 2 HEADACHES liUUout, Coagext-ve, Nervoua and S(6ic.

3 WORMS (Kithout Outer Oil) 4 NEURALGIA, Fabc Ache. FEVER AND ACiUE, Intermittent Fe ver, Dumb JSgue 0 COUOHS, Ilonenest, Bronchitis. 7 DYSPEPSIA, llerumjcd Stomach Cos-tivvmess. 4 CATARRH, Cold in Htad. 8 GENE RL DEBILITY.

10 RHEUMATISM, 1'ainin Chest, Side or Limbt. Any of the aoore remedies sent by mail, post paid on receipt of price, 60 cents. Agents wauteu cvervwneee. Address PITTSBURGH HOMCEOPATHIC PHARMOCY, 34 Pnn 8i Pittsburgh, P. S.N.NYE.

Eagle Lioci Drugstore, Agent for Canton. ctli. B73 MIL LINER HAIR GO 0 A New Millinery Store in Canton HAVE just opened a full and complete stock ef Millinera tioods.einbracing the latest styles of Hats, Flowers, Plumes, Ribtons, Velvets. Ac. which I am prepared to orler at lower prices than down town stores that have enormous rents to pay.

1 have in my employ a trimmer whose skill in her art is unsurpassed in the city, and guarantee satisfaction. All the novelties of the seaxon will be added to my stock as soon a they appear in the Eastern cities. I a ftiU faioelr ast I Real and Imitation Hair Goods Always on hand. Combings and old switcsies made np in the latest styles. Hair Jewelry made to order.

Orders for hair work will receive prompt attention. With my experience in this branch I can offer Inducements not to be found elsewhere. Stamping done to order. ro ivs. i n.

Canton, Not. ra-yl bl N. market St. DINING HALL. BACON i COr DININGIIALL, Door West of American Hotel, CANTO IV, OHIO.

OYSTERS Served in Every Style. i Oysters fresh, and rich and good, Oysters will be as tbey should. I arm Other Lnvnrles and Eatahlea on hand Aa- eording to the season. Call and see. eetsu, 1873 u.j.

OAUuiM a BOOTS SHOES. 1 'X LU 41 LIVERY. UNIOJI XiIVERY revoisie's L.ot, Slli Canton, Ohio, EA.RNST BRO. PROPRIETORS. 1TE have the fineat "Riss" In tha uity.

all be ing new and goed horses. Conveyancea to as an reasonaoie terms, witn or witnou arivax. aovssu MARBLE WORKS. B. BA.VHOV.J 3.

T. BAUHor. 1AWTON MARBLE WORKS. EAST TUSCARAWAS ST Opposite American Hotel, Canton O. MONUMENT 4 TOMBSTONES, of American and Italian Marble, Uot np in the most approved siyleof mcHlern tute.

R. 4 J. F. BADHOP. Jan.

17. UKSt HEDI0AL. TAKE NOTICE. rDji: jmattooks. mBE Celebrated Iaellaa Herb A Root Dae I lor, haa returned from Lis, i'cira Umr where ha has been coheotiug moiicutee oa those beautiful and boundless Prairies widen.

abound with the choicest wudtctnee, where he has speut three months, is now ready to administer them to his friends who may call on him, at his Office in the Lafayette House. North Market atreet, udhis, every aay. si A I At. OCU23, TSm HATS. 1 ATS Vashtonabry and 'ntcelj Xlresseo; in 'tne 1 1 latest styie ana very cnoap, liana's Block up stairs, ra A- foiu a rauor bhop; bj T.

J. WiilTa. Batrsfaetien -warranted or no par. reo. aa, mi.

was a good citixen and worthy man. Sheriff Sola. John Meyers va. Martin Link et ox. By virtue of an order to sell issued from the court of common pleas of Stark county, Ohie, and to Ine directed, I wiH otter for sale at public outcry at tne door or tne court house, in the city of Canton, on Saturday tha lilh day of March 1874 the following described real estate situate in said county, to wit Lot number twenty-nine (iu) in WestjMaasillon.

Sale to commence at om o'clock p. m. Terms cash. febl2wS WILLIAM BAXTER, Bheriff. Sherifr SaleW Rnese H.

Quigley va Bamuet Laeaer at nx. etel By virtue of an alias order to set I issued from the court of common pleas of Stark county, Ohie, and to me directed. I will olfer lor sale at public out cry at the uour ef the court house in tha city of Canton, on Saturday, the Hth day of Hatch, 1874, the following described- real state altuate in said eounty. to-wit: Heine: a part the -north west quarter of section 14, township 1, range 10, and commencing on the northwest corner oi said quarter section at a atone thence running south 2 west 33 chains and 25 links, theuce south 88 east, 40 chains and 40 links thence north 2s ea.t 33 chaiua and 2a links thence north s.s west so chains aud 40 iinka to tha place of DCRtn-niog containing one hundred and thirty-four acres and thirty-three hundredths of an acre (134 33-100) of land aecording to a plat ot snrvey in the north part of the above named quarter, survey made May 21, 18U4, by John Whitacre, ixiuuty surveyor. sal to commence at 1 o'olock p.

m. Terms caMi. feulSw WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff. Sheriff Sale. C.

Aultman vs, H. Bukxu at mi. al. By virtue of an order to Wll issued from the court of common pleas of Ktark couuty. Ohio, and to uki directod, I will etfer for sale at public outcry at tne uoor oi uie eoun nouse in tne vt'y of Canton, ou Saturday; Uie Hth day of March, 1S74, the following described Teal estate situate in said couuty, to wit A lot or parcel of ground lying within the corporate limits of the city of Canton, and beginning for the boundaries of the same at the southwest corner of a lot of ground heretofore by James D.

Brown and wife to Thomas Tinkler; theuce. west with the north line of Tuscarawas street fifty live feet, to the corner of 1. P. Miller's lot thence northwardly with the west Hue of said Miller's lot one hundred and ninety-eight feet; thence parallel to Tuscarawus atreet to the northwest corner of said Tinkler's lot; thence southwardly with the west line of said Tiukier's lot to the place of beginuing. Sale to uoinmeuco at one ocloek p.

in. Terms cash. febliwS WILLIAM BAXTER. Sheriff. Iieriir Sale.

Jos i ah Koirn et ft, 8ibering et al. By virtue of an order to sell Insued from the court of common pieu of Stark couuty, Ohio, and to me directed, I will offer for Ue at public out cry at the door of tlie court house iu the city of Cautou, oa Saturday, the Wth day of March, 1874, Uie following deitcribed real eatate lituate in said county, to wit hola numbered 2U, 217, aud the east naif of lot number Z1S, all in Daniel Chappiu'a additiou to the incorporate Tillage of IjouUville alMO a iart of the east half of the northwest part of tho northwest quarter section 28, NimishilleQ township, bor.uded a follows: beginning at the center of tiie souUi line of Haid lot iSo 2ld, runaiut thence in a northwestwardly direction perpendicularly to the south line or the north line of the Pittsburg, Fort VVoyue Chicago Railway to Ihe north Jiue of lot iNo I'jO. the rime beine all that part of said lots numbered 18 and lw, lying east of said central and perpendicular line alse steam en-giue, bjiler, line si.atia; audrmachinery of all kinds and description iu the skop on tho ai ore-said premises. Also Jot luttered in Ianiel Chappuis addition to the towu of Lrouisville, excepting all that part or strip ef Haiti Jut, -which lies eaat of -the road ktauwn as Mill street: also lots numbered 215, and 141, to esiU Dwniel Chappui addition to said towa of iouiviile. Sale to commence atoue oxJoek p.

m. 1 erras eVf II febliiwa VTlLfiUM BAXTER, Sheriff. Sheriff Sale. Abel Cary's Exors. vs Alliance Fire Clay Ce.

et ad. By virtue of an order to sell issued from the court of common pleas of Stark couuty, Ohio.aud to me directed, 1 will offer for saie at public out cry at the deor of tho court house in too city of Canton, on 1 Saturday, Uie 14zA day of March, 1S74, the following described real estate situate in said county, to. wit: a part of the northwest quarter oi section no. X3, lownsuip rto. is, range oa beginning 4a perches north of the southeast corner of said quarter; thence north along the quarter line 24 perches, to the line of the right ot way of the Cleveland and Pitteburgh Railroad Co.

thence north west 22 nd S-luth perches thence south 37 west 36 and loth perches to the Marlboro road; the no south 03 east 38 perchee to the ptaca of beginning containing three and three-fourths (3tn) acres. Also the following tract of land situate on the same quarter, beginuing north 63 west, Stf perches from the starting point of the above described track at which point there is a stake in the middle of the Marlboro road, thence south 37 west 32 percnes to a slake tnence nortn t3 west perches thence south 37 west 4 perches; thence north 37- east 15 A x-7 perches to a stake tiienoe north 63 east 14 perches toa stake; thence north 37 east 21 and 4 7ths perches ta a slake ia the middle of the Marlboro road; thence aouth 63 east 10 perches to the place of beginning, con taining 3 acres and sixteen parcnea, ue uie same more or less. Sale tocommence at 1 o'clock p. Terms: caah. febl2w5 WILLIA31 BAXTER, Sheriff, 1 Sheriff Sale.

Philip Bappel Ys. Daniel Derrendnger et al, Br tirtue of an order to sell issued from the court of common pleas of Btark ceun.y, Ohio, and to me directed, 1 will olTr fwr sale at public out cry on tne premises in tne city oi Massutou, OB Saturday, the 7 th day of the following described real estate situate in said county, to witr Two i acres of land off the nortn siue oi lot no, in uuoeaa wales aad Skinner's addition to the town, now city of Mas-sillon, being the same land deeded by Charles Skinner and wife to Michael liaxrendinger by aeeu oeaung aate nay tuaz. Sale to commence at one o'clock p. m. Terma One -third cash, the balance in two equal annual payments, with interest from day of sale, -ae- cureu uy mortgage on tne premises.

rauowo wiAL.iAiu oAAixta, sneriiza Slteriir Sale. Philson A Brabeeker Austin Lane. By Tirtne of an order to sell issued from the court of com in on pleas of Utark county, Ohio, aud tqjpe directed, 1 will olfer fur sale at public out cry at tne door of the court house in the city of Canton, oa Saturday, Oie 7Ui day of March, the following described real estate situate in said county, to wit: A lot of land situate in the village of Mt. Union, being part of the southeast quarter of section 35, township ltf, range be ginuing at a point 40 rods aue souin 01 a poiui in the north bouudary of said quarter section, known by being the southeast corner of a pieoe of land, deeded by W. A'.

Nizon and wife to John Atwell, thence due wesi 7G rods, theircedue sou til 2s rods; thenee due east 76 rods thence due north 29 rods to the place of beginning contaia-ing 14 acres more or lees. tiale to commeuce at ene o'otoc'k m. cash. .1 febSwS WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff Sale. Frederick Breckei vs Daniel Derrendinger et al.

Bv Tirtue of an order to sell issued from the court of common pleas of Stark County, Ohio, aud to me directed. 1 will offer for sale at public out cry on the premises in tne city oi Mussmon, on Saturday the 7th day of March, 1874, Ihe followine desciibed real estate situate in said county to ait, one undivided fifth part of tho fol -lowiug real esUle situate in the town now city of Massillon and descroed as follows being out lot number 215 ia uucon ales ana bkiuaera addition to the towu now city wf Massillon, con taining 74 and 40 one buudredta acres, except the following uurt of said land, which was heretofore sold to Jacob Bucher, whicli part of said lot of lauu la Dounuea as iuiiowb uegiumiig soutu-wardly from the north-west corner of stud lot ou the west line of said let 240 feet 6 inches thence running eastwurdly parallel with the south hue of said lot 8 rods: thence southwardly parallel wtlbthe west liuo oi saiti lot a roia tnence west-wardly parallel with the south line of said lot rods to tho west line of said let; thence alone: said wet liue 6 rods to the place of Hale to commence at one o'clock m. Terms one-third eah, the balance in two equal annual payments, with, interest irom aay ot jruie, secured by mortgage on the premises. jan55 WILLIAM BAXTER. Sheriff.

Sheriff Sale. City Bank of Canton ts Gibbs Plow Co. et at. Bv virtue of an order to sell issued from the court of commou pleas of lark eounty, Ohio. and to me directed, 1 Will oner ior aaie at public out cry at the door of the court house in the city of tstion, on Saturday, the day oj February, 1874 the following described real estate situate in said county, to wit: Town lots numbers nine 9 tea 10 and 11 in Young's addition to the city er canton and twelve uiirteeu aad fourteen 14 in Young's aeeond addition ta the city of Cantou.

Bald lota being numbered on the present plat of said city as numbers, to witr lot numbered 353, lot to numbered 354 lot 11 numbered 35ft, lot 12 numbered lifflt, lot 18 numbered lir5, and lot 14 numbered ltt also lot numser lu in the town ol New Baltimore. Bala to eommenoe at one o'clock p. m. Terms cash. i jiui23w6 WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.

Farm, for Sale Adjoining Canton. rPHE undersigned, as Executors of the last will ana testament ol junBsm, aeeeaseu, otfer foi sale at private purchase, the well known Reed farm, adioininir the city of Canton, imme diately north of the Fair Ground and fronting on Lawrence Aranue, which runs from North Market street past the North School House to the Louisville read. Said farm contains 11 acres, about 15 acre of which is good timber two nrat-elaaa orchards goou nuuuings, witn one oi hue suiest spj-inus iu tha eonnteauite convenient the farm is finely watered in other respects as th east creek runs lorougn tne east part, This valuable farm offers one of tha best opportunities (or aay one wishing to invest. It la so convenient Canton it may be aoid readily for out lota or for building lots, or may be used for gardening or dairy purposes. The quality of in lana.

la el uie very Deaiaooui vanton. For further narticulara and terms oquir ol tb nadersignad North East of Market Square, oanton, onto. 1 WILLIAM W. RBEXi, JOSEPH Xxeeutors of Uie last will and testament ef John Keed, deceased. feblz 74-lf aprl7T3 yl CIGAR MANUFACTORY.

REMOYAL! MOST respectfully inform my friends and th trade generally, that I hare removed my Cigar Manufactory To my new building, i No. 47 49 E. Tuscarawas CAIVT03T, OHIO, Where I hare a laoce stock of 300,000 COMMIT. AND YARA 1 All perfectly dry, and will be sold at Very Lowest Wholesale'Prices, i FOR cash ONLY. Give Me a Trial and be Convinced.

I have alto a large stock of ia WHICH I WILL SELL CHEAP. buyers will Hod it to their advantage to buy from me. ADAM 171 PPJERT. November 1873. HARDWARE, feC.

JOHKSON SHF.KRICK LTSZ MILLER. Uew Hardware IIV CSEIGER'S BLOCK, 1-2 EAST TUSCARAWAS CANTON, OHIO. Wa have for sale a Complete Assortment of HARDWARE. Carriage Trimmings, Harness Trimming. Wagon Makers' Material, Horse Blankets, Fine Liap-Robes, I Floor Oil Clotlis, i Table Oil Cloths, Cedar Ware, i Wild Cucumber l'umiis, Patent Wheels, Iron, Nails, Glass, spring Axlfs, Sash and Doors, And all kinds of goods generally kept ia Hard ware Blores.

Also, Paints, Oils Sc Varnishes. Bradley's Enamel Chemical Paint. Handsomest, most Durable and Economical Paint in the world pOHaeaeea a glees aqual to Uarniflh. Compotted of strictly pure lead. sine.

and linseed oil, and held in chemical combination, rendering it linposaihle for the oil to aeuarftle irom Uie ieaa, wuirn is tne main objection iaa paint mixed in ihe ordinary way. Corers more surface, and lasts three timeces long as any other paints made. Heady fur packages from ooe quart upward, ia white, hlaclc aad over one hundred different colore. '1 CAITIOJI Bradley's Paini is protected fry three different patenui, whicti date prior and Su-nereede all other patents for mixed paints- and persons dealing in or using mixed paints which infrinjre the Bradley patent wilt held labia for such infringement. Buy the Bradley Point and save iitiaatioii.

piiovisioirs, TEUIT3. COME ALL YE That are II UNG IiY; Who1 Have Cash to Pay for Groceries, to lOTJIS DTJMONTj The AVide-Anake firocer, AT THE "POPULAK STORE," ntliwcst corner of tle Pnb. 8nar. He trill sell yon more GROCERIES for a smaller amount of money than aay other tirooer in canton. Trade with him one year, and yon will be fat iu oorson aud have something left at the end of the year in your honye.

lie sells piles of goods. uierciore tie can sell uuuw ritt.i. L. UUMONT. December 26, 1872.

LUMBER. A BROWN OFFERS LUMBER, LATH AND SHINGLES! Cleveland Qualities CLEVELAND PEICES! At tne Old Stand an Erl Street, Of. poslaa Depot: MASSILLON, OHIO. .1 i Jan ISTf-yl. I V.

Valuable Crist Mill for ..,) i WE with to sell oar excellent Grist ill two miles from Canton, Stark eeunty.Ohio, near the Fulton road aud situated within ity feel of the track of the Valley Railroad. Bald null ia drirea by water power, lias three run of stone and is one of the eldest established mills and best water privileges In this section. It is in fiood condition and commands now a Write custom business. With the mill are 311 acres of laad. bt at factory reasons saa be Riven for wishing to soil.

For further particulars enquire of the undersigned a th mill. WISE A feb5Ttm2 .1 tJ MONEY WANTED. 1 PERSONS qavlDK money to loan wiir please esH to see me, or write me, aal-liave some hrst-ha mencagea well eaeurad that I will either sell or Ktve as collateral and -allow good iuterest. I bav city property of my own aud sm for otaer pas-tses for sale or rxcbaiwe on reasonable terms. H.

B. novSl 73-m3 Heal state lealer. febl9, niwi ALTER P. GF.IGER. BUSINESS CARDS.

MISCELLANY. WATER WORKS. Itemized Report of Trustees. To The Citt ConsciL of Carton I Gentlemen: Dnriner the' tlirea veara ending December 81st, 1873, the Trutees have expended a large Amount of money extensions, replacing pipe that had proven defective and relaying pipe that had become exposed ta the weather fmm the excavations on the streets. Ihe excessive drv weather nf 1 S71 rnmJ pelied the substitution of a' more economical water wheel for domestie purposes, and the continued dry weather of 1372 made the water power so unreliable for fire purposes that it became' necessary to put in, a a pair of boilers.

While all this cost money the trustees feel confident it 'was money well expended, and that With the steam pump to fall uses on in -an emergency, the Water Works are more efficient and reliable than ever before: The trustees be? leave to submit here. with a summary of the labor performed aa above referred to during each of the three above mentioned years. .1 in tbe late fall of 1870 and in the year 1371, the feet 4 inch cement lined pipe extension,) on North Cherry street. 3,000 feet- 15 inch asphaltum naint stone pipe on Lake section, just west of xtenet laid to replace old defective stone pipe. feet 6 inch cement lined pipe (extension) on North Market street.

1,521 fet 4 inch cement lined pipe (extension) on Mulberry street. Also were put in durine this vear a number of fire hydrants and grates, and a new shut off above wheel-house in the race, aud a new Eclipse Double Tubin wueei at a cost of $800. In 1872 the following extra work was done 232 feet 11 inch galvanized pipe (exten sion) on North Walnut street. I J40 feet 4 inch cement pipe (lowered) on East Third street. 6C0- feet 6 inch cement lined pipe (low ered) on East Tuscarawas street.

ao3 feet 4 inch cement lined pipe (low ered) on Liberty street. i 57 feet 4 inch cement lined pipe (lowered) on fjouth Market street. In 1873 the following: 5C9 feet 4 inch cement lined pipe (low ered) on South Market street. 1 ,511 feet irxh iron pipe (new) laid on Navarre street. I 105J feet 4 inch cast iron pipe (new) laid oa Navarre street.

I 90 feet inch cement lined pipe (new) laid on Navarre street, with five hydrants and grates. 1 Dunnjr the winter ol 1872-73 and spring of 1873, the steam pump and boil ers were put in, with the pump and boiler house, cost 40,700. I ihe condition of the cement lined pipe after four years' use, has salisSed the trps- tees that it would be very poor economy to lay any more of it. and hence the sub stitution of cast iron pipe, used in the extension laid on Navarre street in 1S73. The aggregate cost of the above named extensions, improvements and relaying of pipe, was not tar Irom ana as an this was in addition to the ordinary expense of managing and keeping the works in good repair, the trustees deem it proper that this statement should accompany the i During tne summer oi lb li Uie supply of water from the Lake ceased entirely.

and it became necessary to take the sup ply irom ine crees. ine suppiv pipe from the Lake to within 2,000 feet of the Relief Tower, being in such a bad as leakv condition, the trustees through iit best not to turn on the Lake water, aa iit would in a very short time reduce' the water in thrirttketo --below the supply pipe. and. waste away the greater, part of the water. i I The trustees are of the opinion that to utilize the Lake water, it will become nec essary to relay about 5,000 feet of supply pipe this side of the Lake, with good close pipe this would necessitate an expenditure of some twenty or thirty thousand I- uonars.

We append Invoice and Statement the expenditures of the Water Works from December 5, 1870. to January 1. 18 which is respectfully submitted. Wt ULiAJUl, 1 D. TYLER, i-Trusleea.

InlTW PT7Y I N. B. On" Septemb'erS, 1872, tie Council relieved the Trustees thai pat- ing of interest oa the Water tra bonds, and transfurred to, uie. pity D. TYLER.

W. CLARK, J. P. REX. Money received from Water' consumers and other Sources, jrom June Zi, is ta January 1, 1874.

By Althouae, as Buperiutaudent, from June, 24, 1S71, to January 1, 17A for 6 mouths, Cash received for Water KenU Ciuih received for buildine DUrDOSes and 14 Cecil received for permits so 40 ti.VJl 9. Cieditby certificates of deposit 2, 8'Jt 31 From January 1,1872, to July 1, 1872, for'-' "I months, reoeived for Watar reuuj. 2,38 It Cash received for building purposes and' 1 eeman JO 90 Caeh received for 76 U0 2,4 88 44 Credit by certificates of Deposit. 2,444 4p July 1, 1878, to January 2, for cash received for 7 i 2.195 ST. 1 for building a 47 2 7U Overdrawn to pay laborers, 3 U5 from Ilannemiller A II for 35 uu 2.214 UO Credit by certificates ef deposit 1,214 From January 1, 1873, to July 1 187S, for fi months, cash received for WaUr rents 2.974 6 Received for building purposes- 77 6 from Reeves Uu t6 Canton Townwhip 09 0 Cement to Oweus 4 ta) Cement to Rex 1 14 Co oo 2,795 S3 Credit by certificates of 68 From July 1, 1873, to January 1, IS74, for' li months, cash reoeived for Water rents 2,700 94 Received for building purposes.

18 from McOreieor for 8 -V Schaefer for iuterest 68 Lawrence 17 98 '1 Joe Biechele. for fir hy- drant i 12 So Termiu- 30 oo t.vw ao Credit by certificates of deposit. 30 Atiwuvt paid out to Whom osid for what i December, 170 i '-jisiikiA lo To It Ay res, sulsry. Reams A Warner plumber bill 19 Union Water Meter Compairy-for bo 90 Duinont, for 1 80 John Shimp, 23 SC John Sbarb, te pay .,4..,,.7 00 Samuel Cromer, coal-. zo 40 Titos Mahar, labors.

4 44 John iiherb, pstage Jonn Bhorb, salary. John Bhoibv matclies- January. 1871 4 uu 83 S3 It it Ayara, salary- 414 1 60 .273 47 16 2 bu 9 6 90 .37 64 13 13 .2 76 Jacob Kress, drayage Haily, Farrall A balano on 11 Kearna, plumber' bill Hartseil a paxton, printing-Bockiua A Werta A King, bill, June, 1870 Kuhn A 8ibriing, bill June 1870... Canton Gaa Co. eas in office Berber A Bhartzer, livery biiri870 Bnyaer, Joa A wyers, ciock ll 60 Parkin A Westou.

stationary bucher, tiibbs A Co, stave grate, 1870... -I OS 88 1 3 12 67 I i Beggs, bill gooa, isr 1 Doll A Bro, llvsry bill 187U Samuel Cromer, coal Newman, It Ayer. .,1 1CO0 7 7 1593 41 er 88 90 1 OA 72 Jobn bnorb, do. John 8 Shorn, postage Warner, plumberjt bj February. 1871 John Conway, labor, UUa iwKy.iawfi, Thos a bar, labor 600 2 60 (owe frmak bprankl.

piua i starca, li Ayara, iiL 4ri 33 96 IS i. 4 fW 2 uu 00 3 S3 JobnB Shorb do Kearns, plumber's hill 1 A Metiregor.pruitijia,., John 8 Bhorb, postage '1 be Mabar, labor- Peter Numan, drayage and freight-John bhorb, li Ayers, 41 66 febl2ni4 DANL. WORLKY, Clerk. Li 123 CO 22 10 II 45 :78 81 4 Ihos Welsh, removing pip sou John Kotfman, ITS Kerns, pumber'a bill 91 Thos Welsh, iaaor 4 uo Schneider, removing nip shed. 21 (8 May; 171 Ayers.

aalsry 41 CS John a Shorn, salary si 33 earns, nlumber'a us-oo Thos Welsh, labor 3 of) lame LMineryH John 8 Bnorb, exchange en John Shimp, freight IF Voisard, sine castings. jonn anorn, Li Ayera June, 1871 Tho Walsh, for labor Thos Mahar, for James Dutley, for jonn weisn, labor- o.o... UU John Bhorb 1 00 Kearns, plumber bill, 2 months 2S3 Thos Welsh, labor vi 7 James Dutfey, 4 00 i uion water Meter Co, meters 83 U0 First National Bank.otliee 12SB4 John bhorb, salary ts3 33 Lt ayers, 41 Juir. ltm Can ton Gua Co, eas in II 35 ji earns, plumber toil ou Wm Kiuney, coal. 4 04) AUKUSt.1871 Ayera, aalary 41 Ct Kerns, plumber's 411 35 Royer, rent far barn.

10 00 First Bank, office U2 in i Althouee; S3 33 neKS, 1 45 If Kearus, plumber's ts Newman, haulier nine. 21 so Smith A Parr, amiihing in 1870.. 10 U5 Ayrs, aalary 41 61 Althouae, do 83 33 Althouae, telegraphing tc. 1 bo AUKUSI, 1S71 Kearns, plumber's 80 70 do do 64 bt Durbin. 20 71 Thos Mahar, lu 40 It Ayers, 41 1 John bhimp, freight 1GG1 October, 1871 Voisard, for brass 7 87 Althouae, salary 83 33 Thos Mahar, labor lu Ou Fioro, 6 25 Huberty, labor 5 23 John Hubertv.

26 iioolli, labor 6 12 First National Bank, otnee rent 62 60 Coek. Assiauee of II Kearns loo Stillwell A Bierce, mfg Co, Water wheel Si 36 ..644 42 Nighman, ditching on Market St. 60 00 Ayers, salary 416o November. 171 Nighman, ditching on Market st 165 00 Same 47 29 Althouae, salary 83 33 Altnouse, pay laborers on sec uo ue Nichman. ditching- on Market st 50 00 (i Aiihouse, pay 218 40 1 Nighman, 3 17 Althouae, pay lao on Mulberry st211 12 necemuer.

1871 Ayers. salary 44 8 Nighman, ditohing on Market al 19 6U Same 36 00 Smith A 6 23 ii Althouae. pay lab in .131 83 ii Althouae -salary 83 34 Althouse. pay lab in .130 03 tiechel A Phillip, smithing ,16 93 Richard. Dillon A Co, plumber's bill 110 06 Correll A Bon, hardware bill 12 Althouse.

salary 83 13 Jams Campbell, work at wheel .123 31 January, is Ayers, salary i 71 66 Camp A Gorman, atoue pip 00 Richards, Dillon A Co, plumber's bill 37 86 Althouse, pay lab on section .133 14 1 ousii, repairs un vaoir wuwwi First National baak. office rent. C2 SO Althouse. aalary 83 33 It Ayers, salary reuruary, Wm Kiuuey, coal LM Ayres. 40 62 41 ets 83 33 6 18 I 4166 ji Althouae, A Lennart, lreiglil and orayege- Marcn.187 Ryers, salary April, U7 A Althouse, aalary.

83 33 Richard A Dillon, nlumber'a bill 17 SO Perkiua A Weston, stationery 9 06 A McGregor Bon, printing 10O9 Unrtzeli ABaxtou, do lo 00 Peter Numan, earrlage auu Holly Mfg Co. bill eaalinga 82 83 Durbiu, chomicals 63 64 May, 1872- Reynolds A Co, plumber's bill -tM 14 Ayers, salary 60 00 barber A BharUar livery bill. 31 00 (i Althouse, salsry 83 33 First National Bank. Bukl en I sotion 802 23 Btark County Bank, Camp iCook, for plr June. 1872 Ayara, salary- .60 00 .83 33 ii Aiihpus, irstNsxionai bank.omce rent- 2 5 4143144 Jersey City Pip Co, water mains JUi, 1872 1 1 L.

Avert, salary. WTO Althouse, salary 83 33 kapnold A Co, Plumber bill-- 221 00 James Campbell, carpenter 79 08 Althouse, pay laborers on oil Wills, Benskin A Co, for 27 60 John Kemp, refunding money 1 Durbin, merchandise 3 20 Fust ival riaak onic reut uio I Ayera. aalary. 60O6 Althouse, salars 833 Uaynolds A Dillon, plumber's bill xbu a a 0111 ior euty a auKwsv John li poyser, bill repairs- 18 bO -20 40 20 Diebold A Kiensle. siuo castiuKS- Iri ours ton, binding Dianas- barber A Bhartaer, hora lr A 60 OctoberJ1872 1 Ayeri, salary- i i Althouse, salsry 83 S3 1 110s jennon, laying dtick on tt secuuii 11 Peter Anthony, work on section 28 80 Ladiaw Valve Co.

stop valve 15 Union Water Meter Co. water meters ...289 60 ii Althoaso.say laborer. 15 irsi svaua, umc Wm Reed, brick Ravaolda A Dillon. Vuoiber's bill 28 13 21 7 24(8 -105 Wm Smith A Sons, balauc caslinga. November, 1872 1 Ayera, salary 60 io Altnouse, aalary.

88 33 li Altlkfaisa 111.1 rl 11 uliui 61 union cement uo, cement- A It Kothocke. boardinKPip mea 24 Camobeil. Smith A Co. '7 15 6 Aullhonse. pay laborers .22 8 (taynolda A Dillon, uiuiauor oui lcember; 1872 1 11 30 I 60 00 83 33 It Ayers, salary Althouse, 29 02 W'iiliaiiis, fence posts 6 'JC Jos A aiyea 74b 10 Iti Wm Kinney, coal John Herbst, boarding pip meD-V Hush A Co.

bill eaaLUlKS 18 ftl 23 40 Americaa Oil Co. oil l'J 60 iMvn.IJi Dillon, dumber' bill 197 90 Althouse, Jan. water nates 1 50 Michael lenhart, my age. 4 'S Ayers, salary ttOto Althouse, salary- 8 Ji January, 1873 I First Nat Bank, office rent 28 12 Ravnolds A Dillon, clumber' bill 1U90 Cerrsll A Bon. hardware i 21 21 lieo Bioa.saad 8 C6 Peter Anthony, labor on Lake section 14 uo tyiohael Kircbkosay, laoor on ian section in ai Railroad Co.

freight on 28 7 ti Altrtnuae. nav 85 79 Lewis Miller, work on mains 8 06 bush A Co. part payment so is balanc oa first payment .1500 fTabrnarV. lA7a Ayers.salary- 60) Althouse, salary 83 33 Aultman. ruuairs--.

38 91 Jersey City Pipe Co, lowering malu pip 196 71 areh. i Aver, salary-. Althouse, salary 83 33 Rsynolds A Dillon, plumber's bill 29 33 li Althouse. pay laborera. 11 Campbill.slmi A Co, pay on angina hou Aoril.1K73 I.

Avers, aalarr 60tfl Aiihouse, salary- 3 33 Clark, part pay oa engine 200 no Same 1C8 60 Perkins part payment ou engine. 8-11 49 MLlkailard. da 6111 Cauton Uas Co, gas 5 months 8 111 do iren 23 do gas from Feb 1, 11 to July I July, 1, 1873.. 49 Cauiphall, Smith A Co, part pay ml sua 00 Wm Kinney, coal. 4 1 31 Bockiua A au, rubber boots 3 00 Waters A Taylor, work at wheel house 9 A Plnllio.

32 cartloads day 12 0O John Russell, pipe fittings 4 eg t'nion Water Meter Co. meter 81 2s Wm Kiuney, coal 28 6y Boeklus A Bro. tinning cc 13 1 First National Bunk olfic 27 1. A Tuttle. 3 8, Pal GHhusejf, Work ou water 7 May, 1873 I Ayers, ralary 66 66 Aiihouse, salojy 83 33 Rsynolds Dillon, plumber's 11 42 Bsme 78 9 Begra, lam eiiimunys a Olw rly A Son, 2 years rent for lot, 20 00 Ohuk, part paymeot en engine.

i .9141 Same rfr rT-r-" Yant, do 15 00 1'Q Niahrcao. 4 us oily Co. fire hyraut cases JiS 30 IT Prince, for Buwh-A Co 7 I (i Dillon, plumber' -T- C4 33 AtthouM, nay laborers a Mf IL Althouee, salary I Avent. aalary Campbell, Smitn A Co. part payment work Altnouse, pay imiwi Dillun, plumber's btu Wm iimev.

Coal i Ayers.salary-. ii Althouse, salary Michael Lenhaat. dssys Lewia Miller, labor. Andrew Freedman. Ubu(.

Althouse, pay laborers, trt tviunuuny, -worn- on leaas (i AMUOB. piumbera ibUb. Durbiu, chemical neu oipcn, sanu. Firas atsonai Bank, Ae reiH. Aegoat 187S-- 1 fl.H li Ayers, 08 OS ii Althouse, salary fcj 33 ii DIHon, pluraber'a biit 98 63 Fred aiki, wheel Ml ou Diebeld A Kieusle.eemeua..

-l 68 70 Prd Waters, labor as engineer--. 7s 00 i Althouse, Jr. leiltenug aotlcs 22s Lewis Miller, work 340 Andrew Frsedmsn. werk water mains 31 au Wa Kmaey, coal. ilBa4V.iual..i.i:: t'At 7Tl i-i 1 4i -w aitrssusa, sal Lt Ayres salary -Lewia Miller, work on pipes- Andrew rremlsaaa, wnr Frank Waters, wcrk as engineer l04)o A Fltroace.aaintiiig agil.

aoas 62 bd Russell A VKHt ,3 fco 10 1 k-Jt A Co, tinning at angina 35 42 ttallroad, freight 1273 Dillon, plumber' bill-- 64 76 juw VJ turrv vrowa Jean 8 Shorh, express Ituckius A-rlro: Nitric Chemical Works', Bisk, ditching en Cherry April, 171 Blake, ditchingon Cherry st. A Sosotte, coal. 1 to S3 33 iMM 4 90 iu .198 30 ail au. 83 33 a 1 3 00 03 61 at f. 24 70 260 8 12 S3 3 20 90 MOO 00 19 60 4 OU 74 i- 40 93 October.

1873 Jt Ayera, salary A Ithouse, salary- sees 83 3:1 70 10 4 60 28 12 48 16 .22218 77 74 SO 4 46 72 bo 4 52 110 19 60 6 08 wm tvinuey, Snyder, tape line First Nat stank othoe rent. 6 Dillon, plumber's bill i Altnouse, pay laborers Same 6 Dillon, plumber's bill Aultmon A Co, machine work-It Cusack, repalra on boilers. Railroad Oo, Harlzell A Sexton, TC Nighman, hauling pip. immom, taiiow 1 bush, assirneaa' 711 Thurston, binding blanks- 423 tbU 46 80 38 3U 2 80 1 Nnman, naming atone October, 1873 Andrew Freed man, work oa Lewis Miller, do do John Paxton, "do pump November, 1873 It Avers, .60 66 (i Altheuae, salary- 83 33 11 oily Mfg Co, rep on pump and two hosei hydrants 186 60 Ludlow Valve Co, atop valvea .13 70 Wm Smith A Bens, cast iron ples -23ii9 41 Western Klectrlc Co, Telegraph bat tc 25 30 Snyder, heavy packiog and lead .,32 02 Ballard, Fast A Co, lead. 120 90 casluiKS 9 90 Hartzell A 6 ax ton.

printing blanks 6 60 TC Nighman. hauling lg 00 Rex A Co, stove pipe it 95 bush, gale top catiugH 40 4 December 1873 Ayers, salary. 66 66 Aiihouse, salary ,83 33 Cerrell A bon, hardsrar 4s 99 Cillon, plumber's bill 18 Post ornc. postal cards. i 10 00 Thurston, binding blank ..2 60 3U0 2 60 -I9 60 17 so 1 70 -SOU -Sou .219 00 ..183 47 Richarda A Lathrop, machine wort, Aultman Steol Works, fire Lewis iller, work Andrew Freedman, work ou repairs Fox, cleaning ditch Aultman, salary as Trusux Clark, do do Union Water Meter Co, 2 meters Jaa Campbell, balanc on 00a 1 ilous Michrel Lenhsrt.

druvace. 8 40 A Ithouse, for mouey paid out for use of Water Works 69 24 Althouse, for money overpaid in July collection 16 00 Holly mfg Co, fire hydrant 45 05 Althouse, 333 Ayera, do ne uti Total- 13,122 15 .73 02 June, 1871 Spang, C'halfant A t', for J.13,195 17 Amount Received fnm all Sources except Sale of Bonds and Taxes. May, 1871 Water rents for January -payments, Bhorb. 1871 1711 tn Permits Issued by 8SI I871 240 ou Money received ou sal I4 7U do do 186 19 Total- $2,171 01 Amount pai lv Water Work Trus tees for Bu. JiUeresl and appropriations.

December. 1870 To Henry Wiee, 4 C2 00 Piero interest loon FJ A Piero, 15 00 Grants loo 00 Henry WorthinKtoo. interest 446 OJ Holly Manufacturing Co, interest 70 00 wm nucaneii Co, interest 00 no ao do 270 00 Pen Mutual Life Ins. Co, inUreak, 3M) 00 do do do 161 23 Jsnusrr. 1871 I Jacob Bprankle, 122 60 Hamilton.

S3 75 John McSweeney interest 113 11 ru anil, interest 88 01 aa no 10 ou Hull A Buss, interest 421H Peter Piersua 82 60 Dannemiller A Becbtel, land appr -161U40 Phillip A Beehtal 563 51 Graber (administrator) CMillar 4o2 Co ratent water ana uas rip cs, interest 4ol 00 February, 1871 1 Holly Manufacturing Co, C8 20 Elisha Teeters, interest. ami on Jersey City Pipe Co, interest. col 60 reter wagoner, bond and Interest ...1100 00 John Klsoo, S4 77 Jobn Shsarer, iuterost luioo do do -loo 00 ftfaieh.lMTl Jonathan Shearer, interest 200 00 cmeiy a Gardner, interest. 60 00 Peter Alsas, bond and interest 00 Daniel Gerber, bond aad 606 00 lioll, interest-- 60 00 Peter Alsas. loo ou Gm Leibley, boud and interest lu.o 00 Gants, interest.

A 10 00 Patent Water and Gaa Pipe Co, interest 233 30 62 6O IS 60 SOC0 Holly Manulacturlog Co, interest. ao April. 1871 John CrisswAll, Jacob. Kiota.lntrcslf.-. 24 00 aiay isn Jaiiub Abuts Interest and bend John Piero, ta 00 30 OO A Piero, 30 00 isaae Harter.

Koonia, bonds aad Interest 2100 00 Wm Sherweii, interest 27 00 Peun Mutual Life insurance Co, In teres. louiou AM Leibliu, luterasi 60 00 Gibbs, interest 290 00 Holly Manufacturing Co. i m.n.r, 701 June 1871 Henry Wis. Interest John McSweensy, 33 00 86 14 18 20 100 40 00 227 20 A Piero, inter do do Samnel Duck, inUrest. Wm buckaell intrst A Koonts, iuterest and 2123 83 27 70 COO OU Joha McSweeney, Interest.

Fenn Mutusi Lit lusuranc Co, liiUsrest. July; 1871 1- null mtoresi Jacob Sprankle, Interest. 88 03 122 6U 82 30 G6 27 .1001 S3 114 94 08 S3 rter 1'ierson, luiarest. John Klson, interest. Pate ut Water A Gas Pip Os, interest do do do do Holly Manufacturing Co, augo, ibis 1, 1 1 Klisha Teeters 450 00 September 1871 Peter Alsas, mly Gardner, Interest i- 100 00 60 O0 21 69 111111 a nims.

un.r..-i Hamilton, iuterest 673 00 Patent Water and Gaa Pip Co, iut and .7499 S4 hi Guilts, interest 11.1 iM, October, 1871 Isaac rton-bill, Joliu Gibbs, 123 23 66 33 33 73 Hamilton. Interest rVeresber K71 1 Stonehill, Hull A Buss, interest Mrs John Piero, iuterest. A Piero, interest Holly Mtmuutcturiug Cw, interest Labliu, interest Dacember, 1871 John Gibbs, Wise interest Samuel Duck interest I Harter A Sons, for Holly m'fg Co, int. II Piero. 43 18 21 69 30.O0 60 00 WOO 60 00 2OO0O 6500 4U0U 7015 10 00 Peun I.

He Ins Co. interest 15U3eu January, 1872 Jobn McSweeney, 12811 Wm Bnvlineli a Co, iuterest ..127 i Hull, interest 88 04 A Plersou, interest 82 611 Janob Sprankle, interest 140 O0 A Piero, Interest. 15 00 February. 1x72 Kllsha Teeters, Interest- 450 00 Pat Water A flas Pipe Co. iuterest 1116 74 Holly MT- Co.

Interest 68 4U John Kison, interest 63 77 John Shearer, iuterest- 200 UO March, 1872 Peter Alsas, lnooo inUrest loo eo Jonathan S3earer, balance on interest and 263 4 April. 1872 Isaac Blunehill, Interest 115 2 Hull, Iuterest 60 Bull A Buss, interest si 69 do do' 2169 Holly Mauu tact 11 ring uo, intarest 70 0U Joha Cnaswell, intorest 40 no do do do and bond 4u0 OU 1 do bal on Interest 1 611 John Gibbs. interest. C3 iri Jacob Klots, Intercut 2490 do bond Hiio mi Gants. loo mi May, 1S73 Stonehill, interest 43 18 Lsblin, interest, 60 no Hamilton, interest 6000 do do yj 75 John loo 00 Hannsh Gibivr, interest aud 000 00 June, 1h72 Johu Duok, intere't 40 00 Wise, interest tA in A'Piero, interest 6000 Punn Mutual Life Ins co, Jool 23 John MoSweency, Iuterest I J8 II Johu Gibbs, liiU re.it 211OUO Piero, lauweat 10 Oo FJ A Piaron, iuterest 16.UI Wm Buck noil, 05 Peun Mutual r-fsi i nail ra una an.

Inisffai I 60075 July, 1872 TI August Helens, 8 00 Peter Plersoo, intereat 32 UO Jacob-brankle, interest 1IWS Oil S3 7.V Jl 83 21 59 00000 II HC a namuton, interes Hull aad liull A buss, interest loH A Buss, Iuterest 1 11 Pasro, buu-i Pier, I ItT'wetera; Inleresl .150 00 Jersey City Pip cmpany. Interest. 1116 yt nony 01 i CO, interest John Elsen, Iuterest Sptabr 1 Ira Allan, interest i do 4I0 ffolly 3frg interest and bonds. Peter Alsas, intarest aad beads, PC Hull, interest Gardner, iuterest 09 9 6177- cow 100 ou 60 21u 6 uo 60 00 1 Ii: VI $63,07000 Jfareh, 1871 Cast received on sale of bonds 23 On September 1972.. th City.

Council re-lteved the Trustees of the duty of puyiug intereat ou Wster Works Bonds, and trahsfoircd it to the City, Clerk. 1 Amount of Water Work Bonds, ouUland-, Vt on Uke first, day of January, 1874.1 reo per cent 00. per etui, li'CWA uo ere per scut, boada in. J.r j-r- I I 'MSW' i mount of Funds in City. Treasury on ine aay 01 January 1,34., edoemlng boo'rsand inteTcst .217.045 64 for wording 1 Total 1 00 Barlier A 8hartzer, horse hire A McGregor A Bon, work on pipe-Frank Waters, work as engineer-, Jacob Poet, brick at wheel house.

Railroad Co, freight en pip-.