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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08
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Jno B Noland to E Borard, 81 acres in
JnO Sa Weitenbergsr e to s Geib, s5 SG,sS acres
in Lake tp, 1855
VIC Thompson to Aaron Kille, lot IS in
Thompson's add to Canton, 600
Teeters, Lamborn & Co, to d r Williams,
lot 8 in T L s. Co.'S add to Alliance, 625
R 6 w Bucher to Owen Steen, lot % in
Bucher's add to Canton, 250
Owen Steen to A Kintz, halt lot % in
Bucher's ID add to Canton, 800
Jno Shoot to ] G Keith, lot of land in
Canton tp, 9,475
J c Richards TO G G Snyder, lot % Rich.
ards add 10 Canton, 400
Geo HoVerland to Jacob HoVerland, 9S
acres in Sugarereek tp, 1850
Sarah A HoVerland to Jacob HOverland,
| 90 acres in Sugarcreek tp, 1,SOO
John Steel TO Len WELLER, lot 324 in Can
ton, -.--...-. 700
Canton. 75O
&c Cook to n Johnson, part lot in Ali
ance, r 3, 400
VIM II Myers ct al to Lucinda swearinger,
lots 4S, so, and in Navarro, COS 81
w w HOneywille to IsAAc ROyer, lot Il
in New Baltimore, - 600
I2in Lind's add to Canton, 400
L D Rider TO J G Shanefield, lOtsT in Ri
der's add to Canton, 300
S II Miller to Jno KreighbGum, acres in
Plain tp, 2OO
Jacob Wertenberger to JOS Z Miller, one
acre in Lake tp, $50
H SiddAll to + E AcClaln, lot in Canton
tp 4,25o
N WikidGl to C Heingardner, lot 8 in VS.
ID add to Canton, $50
Manius Rice to Magdalen Rice, lot 20 in
Keith s. Schotts add to Canton, 600
Peter Norett to p Creighton, 16O acres
in Sandy tp, $500
D Berlie to Jno Mach, Is acres in Mn
ishillen tp, -2s2OO
Teeters, Lamborn & Co, 10 NJ B Yiers,
lots +I5 s 6in T L GS Co.'S add to Alliance
600
Henry Deckerd To W Rice, 81 acres in
Plain tp, 800
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Canton, o


LAWS OF BUsDEss.-The valuable COM
pendulum entitled ''TheiLaws of Business
by Prof. Parsons, fully sustalns the high
reputation which its author has already so
well earned by series of legal text books
which, for grace of style, nice analysis of
principles, and exhaustive examination of
authorities, are surpassed by the works of
no writer on English law. Were not
Prof. Parsons so widely known TO the pro
fession, it might be necessary TO caution
the public against confounding this work
with those fpolish attempts t. pOpulArize
the law which are now and then made by
mere compilers. which, while TO the law
yer they are worthless ~ authorities, are
absolutely hurtful TO the layman who We n
lures 10 look tO them alone for guidance.
The purpose of this work is very clearly
and happily stated in the authors preface,
and for that purpose the book IS most ad
mirably itted. The large number and
great variety of Forms which the book
contains will be found of especial value,
they are drawn with great care, aud with
proper variations, can be made 10 meet
any state of faels likely TO arise.
Mr.. John Beatty, OF CarrolltOn, former
ly Of this county, IS the agent for the sale
of the work in this county, and Ia around
/ calling upon the citizens, soliciting sub
schptions for this book. z"
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DEATHS.

PAULUS-At Sufieid, Ohio, en- the
9Oth ult., Mr.. David PAulus, aged So years.
WRIGHT-At Grab Orchard, KY, on
the 9th inst, of inflammation Of the brain,
John 3. Wright, in the 2Sth year of his
age.
The funeral of Mr.. Wright took place
from his mothers residence on South Mar
ket. corner of 9Th, Canton, and his remains
were deposited in our cemetery on the 7th
inst.
Here rests his head upon the lap OF earth"
It is but short time since we met Ma
jor Wright in Canten on visit to his moth
or and friends who here reside. The fam
lily formerly lived in Cumberland, Md
Major Wright was q gentleman of fine at
tAinments, graduated at Dickinson College,
Pa, in 1859, taught school in Little Rock,
Ark, and studied law he opposed the Sc
cessiOn movement, but went with his State
and Joined the Confederate army, rising to
the rank of Major. After the war he be
came connected with the ArkansAs Daily
Gazette, but after q year and half, Ill
health compelled him TO retire. Last Spring
he located at Louisville, KY, and while n
Crab Orchard on business, was taken IA
tally ill His death was . sad stroke TO hii
friends, who fondly knew and appreciated
his great worth. Peace 10 his ashes.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

WE are recompelled in despair to
give up the hope of inducing the rad
icaI ring Of Canton to favor their rank
and file, with a detailed statement OF
their nominating eleetion. 1t is per
haps none of our business and, in
deed, personally we care nothing how
meanly the radical yankee leaders
act, or how infamously they defraud
and delude their Stark County Penn
sylvania Dutch friends. We suppose
these tricksters will continue to deceive
befool & use those conhding friends.
We hope the defeated Messrs Enos
Raft, Greenwood, Chance, Feather
&c ara PERFECTLY satisfied with the
result and rejoice at the good luck o.
Underhlll, Allen, Barber and cOmpa
ny. We trust they will at least lei
on they are satisfied.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
CoUSou CuknnER,

MONDAY EVE, Sept. 6, '69.
Council met in regular session. Present,
Worley, President; .Schaefer, LindemAn,
Saxton, Myers, Wyant and Shimp.
On melton the reading of the minutes of
the previous meeting was dispensed with.
The City Solicitor reported in favor of
paying the bill of Court of Common Pleas,
Adopted.
Mr.. Myers settled with Mr.. Warstler,
and received from him 81, ,l2, which he
had deposited in Treasury.
On motion the committee on streets di'
vide Market street into sections, and ad'
Vertise the grading by contract.
G. G. Snyder's bill of 81 was allowed.
Mr.. Myers, from committee on streets,
reported in favor Of paying Hoffman for
plank, 81, ,4Q-allowed. .-E
On motion the committee on streets con-
suit Solicitor Lynch as to their power to
grade and Improve the streets by contract
On melton one special police be employ
Ell to light and put out the street lamps,
keep them clean, &c.
On motion the Steam Fire Engine com
pany was allowed 10 attend Firemen's s
Tournament At Wooster on the 9Th.
II Mr.. Schasfer, (Erising.) / have reso'
luton 1 wish TO offer, of great importance.
We some times have our chickering's
here, but / say-''Let US have Peace"
think nv resolution will have q benigR in
lfiuence. And as our citizens have, At ouI
irecent school election, expressed them
selves so decidedly In favor of prayer In
our schools, and as many of our citizens,
somewhat advanced in years, including Om
Protestant pastors, require the assistance
of prayers more than the pupils in ouI
schools, 1 see no reason why the resolution
am about 70 propose viii not receive the
unanimous vote of this Council. Let Us
set popular example.
Mr.. Saxton-Let US have il !
I Mr.. Schaefer-I will read it, hoping Il
will meet the approval of the Council.
RESOLVED, That whereas, it Is customary
| in our National and State councils to ap-
point Chaplain for the purpose OF open
ing their respective daily sessions with
prayer; we therefore see no reason why
this body should be deprived of that bless.
ing. 1t Is therefore hereby recommended
that Chaplain be appointed, and that thii
Council be hereafter opened with prayer a
each of its meetings.
YEAs-Sehaefer, Shimp and Lindeman,
NAIs-Saxton, Myers, Wyant ald Wor'
/ ley-Lost. f
On motion the Gas Company bill ol
$15I SO was allowed.
On motion Mr.. E. G. Patterson was al
lowed to occupy one third of the street
where he is about to build.
On motion members meet at Patterson
corner on Wednesday morning at o'clocl
carried. Adjourned
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08
MEDICAL,

THIS is NO PATENT MEDI
l. cine humhug. gotten up TO dupe the
ignorant and credulous, nor is it repreS
sented as being composed OF rare and
precious substances brought from the
1our corners of the earth, carried seven
times acsoss tho Great Desert of Saharah
on the backs of fourteen camels, and
brought across the Atlantic Ocean on
two ships. 1t is a simple, mild and
soothing remedy, perfect specific for
CAtarrh and Cold in the Head, also for
offensive Breath, Loss or Impairment of
the Sense of Smell, Taste or Hearing,
Watering or Weak Eyes, Pain or Press
sure in the Head, when caused, as they
all not unfrequently are, by the violence
of catRrrh.
FOR SALE RT MOST DRUGGISTS
EVERYWHERE,
PRICE ONLY so CENTS. l
Sent by mail. post paid. on receipt o
sixty cents. Four packages for 81 90 or
l dozen for 81 90.
Send two cent stamp for DIR. Sags's
pamphlet on catarrh.
Address the Proprietor,
= --. R. V. PIERCE, n. D.,
Hrtsms Bunalo n. Y.
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EDITOR DENOCRAT: Il have Just con-
cluded qualitative analysis of the Myers
lake water, taken off ''Cedar Roint, " about
five feet below the surface, the results Of
which may pot be uninteresting to many
of our citizens It contains in small
amounts, carbonate of lime, carbonate of
magnesia, sulphate of soda, sulphate of
potash, SILICA, ard organic matter and sand
IN suspension, with a trace of iron and
phosphates. The amounts of lime and
magnesia are so small that it must be re-
garded as q decidedly soft water, and for
culinary and cleansing purposes Duch su-
perior to that of cur wells and cisternS. and
TO that of the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers
from which Cincinnati and St. Louis get
their supplies of water. And by using =
filter, as many of the citizens of these cities
do, We can have q water which leaves
nothing TO ask. But If the present plans
of the Engineer succeed, flterers will be .
fastidious superhuity. Soft waters have
| q powerful corrosive action on lead pro-
| ducing the highly poisonous oxide and hy-
drafted YAsic carbonate of lead, and where
nItrates, chlorides, or ammonia are one or
| all present. as Is often the case, this cOrro>
sive poison producing action is much
heightened, owing to the greater solubility
of these salts of lead. But as neither nj
| trAtee, chloTides nor ammonia are in
the water of our lake, in any appreciable
amount we need borrow no trouble from
them. Lime and mAgnesia lesson this &C
| tion of water upon lead, but we have them
in so small quantities that they can exert
| little or no influence in protecting lead
pipe.
Those of our citizens contemplating fittins
heir..dwellings with conductors through
which to use this water should carefully
consider the composition of the conducting
material to be used; for so general is the
action of water, and the softer the wRtel
the greater the corrosive action, upon lead
that there is always danger of poisoning
from its continued use when kept in CON
| tact with this meal.
]. c. BARTLETT, NJ. D.
| . CaIton- n Sent z go
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

BRYAN's CIRCUS and MENAGERIE
Will exhibit at Canton oR the 2Ist
inst. This establishment is by far
the finest that travels this season.
They have twenty fine cages of ami
mails brought from all quarters Of the
globe and many of them the most
curious in Nature. This renders this
show OF peculiar attraction to all 10y
ers of Nature and Natural History.
Their Circus is also very attractive
to all lovers of that department.
They have several OF the most re-
markable acrobats and performers In
the world who always draw enOr-
NOUS houses and never fall to inter
est and please. See the ADVERTISE
ment in this paper.
Their grand triumphsl procession
entering town always attracts all the
people, male, and female, girls and
boys. We bespeak for this show 9
grand turn out, for all will be delight.
ed and gratified.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

AILLER-MENTZE the 7th
inAt., at the residence of the brides father,
at Navarro, by Rev. D. Worley, Captain
VIM. A. Miller and Miss Elizabeth Ment-
yer. r.. - . .
The Democrat office heartily acknowl|
edge the kindness of the Captain and his
fair BRIDE in sending a quantity of choice
cake. Capt. Miller was for two years OF
more engaged in the Canton School, and
the bride Is the daughter of Mr.. David
Mentzer, an old friend of the Stark County
Democrat. May happiness and long life
be theirs.
STYNE E-MYERS-On the 1St inst, al
the residence of the BRIDES mother, by
Rev. Mr.. Kuhns, Mr.. James L. Styne, of
Pittsburgh, Pa, and Miss Emily E. Myers,
daughter of the late Hiram Myers, of this
city.
RAYNOLDS-ROBBINS-On the 18th
inst, by Rev. Z. Buckingham, Mr. Joshus
s. Reynolds, of Denver, Colorado, and
Miss SAllie A. Robbins, daughter of John
Robbins, ESQ, of Canton. &C.,
LOUTZENHEISER- KRYDER - On
the 26th ult., by Rev. E. buckingham, Mr..
Almond LOutZenheiser and Miss Mary G.
Kryder, both OF Minerva.
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- LEGAL.
CHERIFF's SALE.


Isaac SteesS VS. Samuel Gay, ct ux ct al.
By virtue of An order to sell, issued
from the court of Common Pleas Of Stark
county, Ohio, and to me directed, Il will
offer for sale, at public outcry, at the
door of the Court House, (Harter's
Block, } in the city. of Canton, on
Z SATURDAY, SEPT. %, 1889,
the following described real estate, situ'-
ate in said county, to wit: Being the
southeastern part of the south east quar-
ter of section eight, township eleven,
range ten. Also the northeastern part
OF the northeAst quarter OF section seveu-
teen (l7) township and range afor reS0id.
anu beginning at the northeast corner of
the northeast quarter OF section seven
teen (l7l township and range aforesaid,
thence south along the quarter section
line u chains and sc links TO a post witt
ness tree, hickory, 6 inches bearing,
north $50 east, distance 81 links, thence
west and parallel with the north line OF
said quarter, 10 chains and 73 links to
lands of William Reed, thence north
along lands OF William Reed, u chat ns
and SO links to the line of said quarter,
thence west alOOg the quarter section
line 10 chains to a post and corner of
William Reed IS land thence north / go
east along the lands OF William Re ed,
80 chains and 8 links to the center OF
Su2arcreek, witness tree, hickory, y
inches diameter, bearing south 62a, W est
SI2 liukss thence following down tho
center OF said creek to the east line of
the south east quarter of section 8, thenes
south along the cast line OF said quarter
to the place of beginning, containing 81
acres out of south east corner
of the southeast quarter of section 8
aforesaid, and % acres of the northeast
corner of the northeast quarter OF sesstion
II as aforesaid, containing in all 122 acres
of land, said lands to be sold free of the
dover estate of the defendants, MargR-
ret Gay and Caroline Roush, and also
free from all claim or title or the 0efen-
dants, Elah Deal, George Deal and
Abraham Marshand. -e tF-tt.
Sale to commence at O'Clock p Dl.,
terms cash. ----.-ss..s-----.-.--..
r a. DUNBAR.
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AN HO d:
~ How Lost-How Restored.

lust PUBLISHED, = new edition Of Dr.. Cul-
- Verwell's Celebrated Essay on the Radical
Cure (withOut medicine) of SpermAtorrhqa, or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses,
IEFoTENoY; Mental and Physical Ineapacity, Ina
pedinents to Marriage, &c; also Consufn ptiont
Epilepsy, and Fits, induced by self indulgence or
sexual extravaganza.
81 Price. in q sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, in this ADMIN able essay
clearly demonstrates from 3 thirty years sue
eessfnl practice. that the alarming consequences
Of sslf-abuse may be radically cured without the
dangerous use Of intersRl medicine or he AFfpli-
cation Of The knife; pointing out mode of cure
at once simple, certain and efeetuni, by means
ofaWhich every suffeie er, natter what his con-
dltion may be, may be, may cure himself cheap
ly, privately and radically.
S@This Lecture should be in the han6s OF
every youth and every man IN the land.
Sent under seal, in the hands Of every youth
and every man in the land.
Sent, unGer seal, in q PLAN envelope, to any
address, postpaid, on receipt Si six cents, two
post stamps. Also, DR.. Culverwelrs ''MarriAge
Guide, price IS cents. Address the Publishers,
CHAS. ]. @. KLINE d CO.,
BOW@rY. SeW York. Post-Ohic ce Box. A,ks6
iuly2l '6e-ly
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

L. BIEonELE & Bro, have on hand su-
perior stock of Cock, Parlor and Heating
stoves, with full assortment of house. fur
nishing ware. Their stock of Buckets,
Knives and Forks, Fancy Hollow Ware,
&c. Spouting put up on short notice, and
very cheap. Call at the old establishment,
East Tuscarawas street, north side. 52tf.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

MARRIAGES LIcENsEs.-John George
Meyers and Barbara Cling; James Pol
lock and Joanna Gibson, Nicholas Kline
and Hattie NoWling; Wm Haak and A
Lininger; Almond LoutzenheizeT and
Mary O Kryder, Ell Hershberger and
Mary Il Says der; Christian Rand and Su-
san Hoyer; James sherman and Eliza
beth Stuckey; David Long and Ellen
Mary Beecher, John Cassidy and Catha'
rine Koch.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

PERSONS IN need of the services Of an ex
perienced Dentist should not fail 10 consult
DR.. DouDs, who has an experiences Of twelve
years practice in Canton. The substantial
character of his work is fully sttested TO
by hundreds of persons who have ayailed
themselves of his services. The varied
experiences of so many years practice,
insure to persons entruSting the care Of their
teeth TO him, the cheapest because the
most durable operations. Office near Ober-
ley's Grocery and opposite Stark County
Bank. 45-tf, .Fr..t
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

A BIG PuRcHAsE.-W0l learn that AIR.
william Williams has sold his beautiful
farm, no-siI OF town, consisting ot l0S
acres 10 Messrs. Isaac HRrtsr, q. r.
Feather. G.. w. Lawrence aEd Capt. w.
wv. WlInRrns for fifty thousand dollars,
The purchasers are among our very oest
busirsess man and have the rocks where
with to Invest. or course they intend 10
lay the farm out in lots, inmediatSiy.5,
TRis tract Is very fay 1rably situated and
will max Q any number OF beautiful build
ing sites for choice residencas. We hope
soon 10 see the townsxtsnd in that direc~
Il
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

THE editor OF the Minerva CON-
AERCIAL talks about "Archy Nc
Gregor' with great familiarity as
though he was an old blackRuard ac-
quAintance of ours. We are not
aware OF ever having had that disa-
greeable pleasure. By his paper we
see his name is Robert Z. Watson,
known among his loafer cronies as
Bob" as we are informed.
" 'Tis pleasant sure to see ones name in
print,
A heads head although there's little int,
And then, so nice to figure in ''the papers, y
To show ones might by cutting foolish
capers."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

FOR SALE.-The undersigned wishing to
retire from the grocery business wish to sell
their entire stock of choice groceries to
some responsible party on reasonable terms.
The location is desirable and the property
can be leased for or 5 years. For fur
ther particulars address, -..
LIPHERT & CLASS,
10Wi Canton, Ohio.
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To COnSumptIVeS.

THE ADVERTISER, having been restored to
4 health in = few weeks by very simple reEa-
edys Stter having suffered for several years with
severe lung Affection, and that dread disease
Consunption-iE anxious to make known to his
fellOw-suTerers the means of cure.
To all who desire II, he will send copy OF
prescription used (tree OF charge,) with the di-
recti0ns for preparing and using thesame, which
they viii md q sUEE OURE for CoNBUAPTIOs,
AsTHHAi BEoNoHIrs, CoU0Hs, Colds, and all Throat
and Lung Affections. The only object OF the
advertiser in sending the Prescription is to bene
1T the afflicted, and spread information which he
conceiVesto being valuable, and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as it Will cost them
nothing, and may provea blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A.sWlLSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York
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THANKs-To Messrs Turnbun and
Murdoch OF Baltimore, for an extra
number Of The New Eclectic Msgs-
zine as per request having lost our
former copy. This is choice maga-
zine for rich and valuable reading.
Gen. D. H. Hills magazine OF ''The
Land we Love-" was added to The
New Eclectic . short time since. and
0On. Hlil Is . partner Ana sO'editet,
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Flying WALrz''-We acknowlA
edge the receipt Of this piece Of
Music from the composer Mr., Philip
Walter, q young man, and, we are
proud to say, a citizen Of Canton.
1t Is from the publishing house oi
S. Brajnard and Sons. Cleveland,
This piece Of music reflects credit up
on the composer and we doubt not Il
will have an extensive sale. .r
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08
RuRnIOI Cattle Market.

CATTLE-The market active. stock
sold about as fast as received at S7.7599. 90
for good to prime; $6.35a7. 372 for poor
TO medium.
SHEEP-Quiet at $3a4.5O for poor to
good; sales Of $50 lambs. b. .
HOGS-Supply light, and business dull;
rates about So. 5Oa9 IS; extra selected bring
9 fraction higher.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

SEE BUSOn OF GRAPKs.-On Standard in
another column. SPEER'S STANDARD
WINE BITTERs is highly recommended
by physicians for Dyspeptics, on account
of its tonic properties, its purity. and its
delicious flavor. mar3l-Iy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08
sSS SsgI1S SlIISISsS Z

MIR. RENDLErON cannOG be
OPposed On account OF his per.
sSaAl QpalIsEeas He wOaId make
n dISatasd, genial and proper
GSvern0r.. No one In thIs 'cOH-
nunIsy spsalEs IA O< hI1n IA n
gentleman In private life, or
questions, HIS ability 40 An the
o@ee OF OOVeEaSr neeePtABIy.--
CIncInnnan ConAsae-sInI RndI-
cal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

WOOSTER HIGH SOHOoL--While at
Wooster last Thursday, we accompanied
. our old friends Hon. George Rex and Q.
@. Parsons. ESQ, who are members OF the
Wooster Board OF Education, to theil
High School building now In process OF
,eonpIetIcn This fine school edifice,
when fniahed will be one OF the finest
and most magnificent in the State. Its
cost will not Do far from one hundrec
thousand dollars. ...
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

From the way President Grant puts in
the time and stays away from Washington,
it surely does not require much work to be
President now. .-.
"Oh, If was President of these United
States, ~ tfG .e ~aH
I'd suck lasses candy and swing upoa de
gates"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

OUR schools opened on Monday
last for the ensuing year. The fol-
lowing are the teachers and their sal
aries: .EEia11tId
supt. DAM. Worley, $500; Miss
NJ A-lynch, $50; Miss Q Slower, 500;
Miss II MHaziets $50; Miss A McKin.
ley, $50; Miss A Diehl, $780, Miss NJ
Fogle, 400; Miss .Bleck, 400 Miss A
owen, $50; Miss p Seesd0rf, 800
Miss F. RoYap, $50; Mis- @ Cunning
ham, $50; Miss Frederick, $50 Mis-
McCurdy, $50; Miss Oldheld, 800
Miss NJ Z MeGreger, 400; Miss I
Myers, $50; Mrs Chalmers, 800; Mr..
Jas Houston, $50; Mr.. e. w. Hen
ming, $50; Mr.. Smith, $50.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

GREATLY REDBeKD PRICES AT THE CAM
TON CITY WOODEN FACToRY.-l have on
hand large stock of Woolen goods, con-
sisting of Cassimeres, Cloths, Satinetts,
FlGnnels. Blankets, Yarns, &C., which
am selling very low both wholesale and
retail Farmers, merchants and others
would do well to cali and examine before
purschasing elsewhere. All goods war
ranted. WIN exchange for any amount OF
wool. ~
lOw6 L. ALEXANDER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

'sENPLoxAENr 50 certainly produces
chesrfulness," says BishOp Hall, ''that I
have known q man come home in high
spirits from funeral because he had the
management OF II. ll4.