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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-30
1mIrNIIs OEYVIsnONI.

The Republican papers hold that
where a Democratic Legislature has
rejected the XVIII Amendment, 1t
is open to reconsideration, but whore
a Republican Legislature has ratified
it, the books are closed, and no re-
consideration is allowed. For in
stance the Gazette says: -,
There is. nevertheless an evident
difference between the attempt to re-
call the assent already given 70 a con.
tract and the timely reconsideration
of q refusal so to contract, especially
when that reconsideration is had
while the contract remains still un.
perfected by the delay of action in
other States thereupOn. d.
As the contract Is unprotected we
cannot understand why it should be
more binding on one side than the
other, except on the principle of
.'heads I win, tails you lose. pitts
6trgh Post. - ..i.i-- " i
This has always been the rule OF
tyrants when in power. 1t is the
''divine right of kings. F" With them
it is not, sdtass popttIi slEpre'na lea
1.-THE safety of the people is the SUI
preme law, but, the will OF the ty-
rant is paramount and .'divine, ~
On account of this, the rule in the
old Roman republic was that it was
the first duty of go d citizen to slay
a tyrant.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-30

J. M ASHLEY could not be re-
elected member of Congress because
of his notorious corruption and
profiigacy in oface-brokerage, was
appointed by Grant and confirmed
by the Senate as Governor of Mon
tana. Just before starting for that
place, this scamp delivered an ad-
dress to the Republicans of Toledo,
Ohio, denouDcing ''che growing cor
ruption of politics from the corrupt
use of money"
Now, let General Sickles, before
leaving for Spain, deliver an address
on the importance of increasing the
perils OF homicide and inducements
to conjugal fidelity.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-30
late NEWS ITENnS.

1t is whispered that BoRIE, late
Seeresary of the Navy, had several
Nonpieasantnesses'' with President
Grant which caused him to resign.
President johnson is in Wash.
ington city on business.
Julia Tyler, daughter of Ex-Pres-
ident Tyler was married few days
ago at Sy yracuse N. Y.
IT is stated that General Forrest is
negotiating for q large number Of
Cinnamon to work on the Memphis
and Selma iSailroad. They are those
thrown out OF employment by the
completion ofthe Union Pacific Rail
road.
JoNN w. .SWAsEY. one ofthe holier-
than-thou sost of people, kept a writ
ing -schOolin Montpelier, VT. 1t was
discovered after q while that many
young girls were disinclined to at
tend his school, and the result was a
mob. ~
eKNOxvILLE, Tennessee, Is addict
ed to the practice of arresting that
unfortunate class known as abandon
ed women, and putting them to work
in the roekquarries andOn the streets,
No other civilized city has such a
habit.
8. s.. Cox ANT, managing editor of
the New York Times, succeeds Mr..
Raymond as editor-in -chie1.
GOVERNOR HAYES has appointed
VIM. d. Henckle, of Salem, State
School Commissioner, rice Norris, re-
signed.
THE President decides that Gener-
al Siokles is eligible to the Spanish
mission. He will sail for Medrid on
the 10th proXiIno.
EUROPEAN papers mention serious
outbreaks at Parma, Italy. Crowds
threw stones at the ducaI palace and
were dispersed by the police.
THE President will order an cleo
tion in Mississippi on the 18th of
September, and one in Texas about
the last of September or first of Qc-
tober.
THE Methodist sums up the vote
of five hundred and seventy-siX
churches on the question of lay dele
cation: For, 23,6l5; against. S,5l6.
ALITPLEg girl, ten years old, ,daugh-
ter of J. Kreuter, OF GAINESVILLE, was
killed last evening by being precipi-
tated from a pile of boards upon
W AACAA ohO - PAAJ AhE"
JAMES NJ, WILEY, who Killed JOS
eph Woodward at Milford, Indiana,
last October, was found guilty at
Greensburg, and sentenced to the
penitentiary for lie.
THE stock and bondholders of the
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad voted Thursday almost un-
animously to lease their road to the
Pennsylvania Central.
LATE adVices from the insurgents
in Cuba represent that the affair at
the Bay of Nipe was q more decisiVe
victory for the patriot cause than has
been heretofore conceded. ~ +.
JOHNNY GLEN, of OHIO, the drum
mer boy who gained great notoriety
during the war by shooting q Con-
federate Colonel who demanded his
surrender, has been appointed by the
| President a cadet at West Point.
LATE Cuban advices say the regu.
lar Spanish soldiery are deserting to
! the patriot army. 1t is also said the
material aid received by the insur-
gents from Mexico equals, II 1t does
United States.
THE Conservative Republicans Of
| Mississippi, who met in Convention
at Jackson, Thursday, adopted resO-
lutions deprecating the imposition Oi
further disabilities upon the peofl !:
| of the State. thanking the national
Government for rejecting the scheme
to impose the new constitution upon
theunJ and favoring universal sui.
fFkge.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-30
THOMAS JErrERsox. or some other sensi

THOMAS JEFFERSON, or some other sensi
BILE man has said, that FARMERS are the
chosen people of God, if the Lord ever
had any chosen people" It is true, with
out them this old world would be poor
place to live in. This Jefferson idea IS
based upon the doctrine of utllity-that
that class are chosen who are the most use
full. Il also may be said that the farmers
life is most favorable for human develop
ment, physical, moral and intellectual
The farmer tills the soil, enjoys nature,
the pure air, and the glorious life giving
sun; he is not cooped up night and day in
8 close room in the demoralizing. body ex>
haustive, soul killing city. he is not
piece of machinery, to move when the
whistle indicates that steam is let on, or to
cease running when it blows to say, snow
the steam is shut off," No wonder antiq'
uity has come down to us with something
celestial attached to agriculture. The far
mer is ''the Lords anointed''-as a class.
Let this large, leading and important class
of our country consider all the foregoing,
and take care that they are not politically
or religiously the dupes of designing, glib:
tongued fellows, who only preach TO plum,
der-through Office or some other way
If the teachers of the people, clergy, &C..
would adopt a new rule-talk common
sense-'sloOk up through Nature unto Nae
ture's God''-advocate right, not wrong
peace, not war-justice, not robber laws.
If they would, in fact, be ministers OF
righteousness, how much good they might
do sin their day and generation "a
'Iive for something, be not idle;
Look about thee for employ;
Sit not down to useless dreaming;
Labor is the sweetest JOY.
Folded hands are ever weary,
Selfish hearts are never gay;
Life for thee hath many duties
Active be, then, while you may.
Scatter blessings in thy pathway
Gentle words and cheering smiles
Better are than gold and silver,
With their grief dispelling wiles.
As the pleasant sunshine falleth
Ever on the grateful earth,
So let sympathy and kindness
GLADDEN. well the darkened hearth. .
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-30
CA,rClTF.S ,N 4 TSRTXR.

President Grant appointed his
cousin, Silas A. Hudson, Minister to
Guatemala. Filled with his own
Importance. and as a cousin of the
President, thinking he had the right
to dispense the patronage Of the
Administration in Iowa, Hudson
wrote this letter to Mr.. J. b. Wea-
yer, the Assessor OF Internal Reve-
nue. for the First District of Iowa:
BURLINGTON, May 10, '69.
''HoN. J. B. WEAVER:
stNdY DEA r SIR-On the first day
of my arrival In Washington, Sc
cured from General Grant yours and
Belknap's retention, and the right
to supervise such changes OF officers
as in my best judgment would prove
beneficial to the service. let Nc
Crary know this, and turned over to
him that duty for all the counties in
this district but Des Moines. have
only ordered one change here so far,
wishing to take time 70 make others
advlsedly. You will, therefore. not
make any change here without trst
consulting myself, and II you have
sent forwRrt any name, recall IT IN
I'll you see or hear from nae. IL IS
very natural that General Grant
should trust this duty to me, and
look to mo for its proper discharge.
Please answer immediately.
Pm suffering too severely with
nuralgy and rumetism to be able to
write more at this time. Very tru-
ly yours, ZNi -
: s'SILAs A. HUDSON"
r To this Gen. Weaver responded
as follows: ,s
/. lf, 'BLoaMF4ELp, June 8, 1868.
"7he Hon. s. 4. H,tdson, Burlington
Zoaco. = -
"SIR: Your letter of the 25th ult.
is received. The appointment you
ask will not be made, Your inso-
lent and die tatorial letter of the 10th
has been lsid before the President
and the Commissioners. / consider
1t gross insult to myself and libel
upon Gen. Grant, whom you affect
to be able To control because OF your
consanguinity. / seorn your pre-
tended Influence, and your attempts
to control my office as an effort to
involve me In dishonor. =,
''I am sirJ b WEAVER, Assessor, :"
The Grant relations evidently
think they are sssome." Like old
Ritner's daughter Sal, who thought
as ''dad and mamn were governors,
she was too-so is it with the cousin
and other relations of the mighty
and imperi,.l Ulysses.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-30
rfIE FIETEENTH AMEND-
NHEN'E.

It seems already certain that the
Fifteenth A nendment to the Consti
tuition Of the United States will be
the real Issue in the next campaign
in this State, whether il Is or Is not
made so by the next Republican
platforms. it Is the logical necessity
OF our situaiiOn, and we hope to see
the Republican party meet IL, fairly
and squaFsly.-Ct CteUetazsd { (Bddiedt)
Leader. A r
This amendments the one that is
to abolish in every State all distinc-
tioDs on account Of race, color, or
previous conditionp Negro and
Chfnese-cannibal and rat eater
black woody head and yellow skin
ned John Chlnamsn-all are to be
admitted 10 full and free equality
under the imperial rule of Ulysses
tile Ist.
This Is the decree of Wendell
Phillips, Sumner, Wade and COM
pany. Submit this toa vote Of the
people OF each State, and where
would it be? This radical bantling
would be strlngled In short order.
IT would not carry over SIX States.
these radicals call it an Amend
ment Of the Constitution What
article does it amends Is il not an
utter overthrow Of demonstration ?
Does It not change the fundamental
principle Of The Instrument?
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-30

SOME half dozen members of the
Cuban Janta. inelnding the secreta-
ry Of war of the Cuban Republic,
were arrested in New York on the
evening OF the 21st and confined in
the Ludlow street jail. They are
charged with committing q breach
of the neutrality laws in fitting out
military expeditions against the
Government of Spain. This is tie
second time members OF the Junta
have been arrested They have been
very active In providing their eoun-
trymen with men and means to car,
~ on their conflict with the mother
country.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-30

THE hlperiatist appeals to bond
holders if they would save themselves
to advocate the Empire, which is
peace and gold. The coming tor
nado of repudiation is beginning to
be felt and feared. Bondholders
don't care much what form of gov
ernment they live under, or how
much the people suffer provided they
are not taxed, and the investment
they made in paper IS paid in gold.
II Pittsburgh Post.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-30

THERE are rumors of a serious
break in the Republican party, 1t
Is reported that Senators Sprague,
Ross, Fowler, Henderson, and per-
haps one or two Others, will hereaf'
ter refuse to act with the Republican
majority in the Senate, while Chief
Justice Chase is now said TO be in
full sympathy with the Democrats.
The only member of Lincoln's orig
inaI Cabinet who now acts with the
Republicans, Is Simon Cameron,
who was turned out of it for cor
ruption.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-30

Two carpet-baggers down in Ar
kansas got into difficulty, and one
killed the other. Ex-Congressman
Mullins thus announces the death Of
his friend: - .. l..l 81 p
"He sank to deaIh in the sOIiloquy
Of hIs own blood weshRll view him
no more till the chaotic torch Of
Gabriel wakes to living conscious
ness the universal dome, and we
shall see ourselves as others see US in
that bourne whence no traveller re-
turns" as5 -oles-
Mullins is Of the Radical persua-
sion. ,.-.. y.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-30

.OUR neighbors last week felt ella
ted at our finding texts in their
previous paper for several articles
Their elation reminds us of the fox
who lost half Of his tail in a trap
when out depredating, and when he
returned went strutting about with
elevated stump, claiming it as a new
fashion and great Improvement. An
old fox remarked his new appear
ance was rather a disgrace than
otherwise. -. s--
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-30

ttWHAT ANswER?"-We notice
that our Radical neighbOr, the Xenia
Gazette. keeps standing at the head
Of its editorial columns q comparison
Of the expeaseso of the last Legislature
Democratic with the preceding one
(Republicanl. VIII II be honest
enough with its readers TO inform
them who raised the pay OF members
from es, to IS, per diemS-A4p1iHgeetd
aFtltscfst. ze
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-30
THE Cleveland Leader, and its

THE Cleveland Leader, and its
black tribe talk OF ''the vengeance
of history" and mentions Chas.
Langston "a half and half being
imprisoned in Cleveland ten years
ego for violating the fugitive slave
law. Now, this law was endorsed
and enforced by Washington and
every President down to Lincoln;
and VS. could not we'll get lower.
Will there be no vengeance of his
tory" for the scallawag and carpet
bag Jyrants and scoundreis Of to.
day? None for the instigators Of
civil war-arbitrary arrests &c. ? Is
there not a just Code Talk about the
vengeance Of history ye contempt
ible tyrants, and tremble
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-30

THE way Radical victories are se'
cured in Tennessee IS indicated by
the following, which we clip from a
neutral Journal:
isNigger convicts are taken out Of
Jail in Memphis and sent to the polls
to vote for scalIawags and carpet
baggers. What a blessed govern
ment the people of the South live
underp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-30
WASHINGTON.
BoRE RRsIaNRD. /

Adolph E. Borie resigned his position
az Secretary of the Navy. and GEORGE M.
Robson, of New Jersey, formerly Attor-
ney General of that State, has been ap>
pointed to succeed Mr.. Borie Mr.. Robe
son was sworn in at noon to. day, and viii
attend the regular Cabinet meeting. Mr..
Borie, felt compelled to resign, by reason
of the multiplicity of his private duties.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-30

A GENTLEMAN of Augusta, Ga,
writes to Col. Wells, Commissioner
OF Immigration for that State, that
he has formed a company with a
capital of thirty thousand dollars, to
purchase lands of the best quality,
and win give each immigrant TWEEN
ty-fye acres, and assist and furnish
them means to make the first crop,
A chance for some OfOur Connecticut
farmers. -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-30
MEDICAL.
Landis' Herb Bitters f!
"A NEW AND VALUABLE DTS-
= =i5i5.- 81. lCOVERY!' 1
Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Kidney Affections, rheumatism,
&c, DC. f.
TESTIMONIALS.

BELFoRT, Stark Co., c., June 3. 80.
Mr. LANDIs-Dear Sir: cheerfulIy
certify to the beneficial effects haue re-
ceived from using three bottles of your
HERB BITTERS. had been greatly
affected for years with Kidney akec-
ton and Rheumatic trouble, of cnarse
resulting from impurity of the GloOd,
and by using your Bitters. have be-
come apparently entirely relieved of
th -sse terrible uialadies. I recotnmSnd
Lahdis' Herb Bitters to ali afflicted
frlsnds PETER ZOBLE.-
iusteg
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-30

JAMES h CHAsE.-Our old friend
j. E. CHASE, ESD, has been nomin-
ated for the Legislature by the De-
mocracy of Ashland county. Our
friends in Ashland have done well.
They-wll hnd Mr.. Chase sound and
worthy. He was elected from this
county in 1857 aud SO and made a re-
liable and credltable lnember. Let
the Democrats of Ashland see to it
that Mr.. Chase and their other nom
inees GET q handsome majority.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-30

JoHN G. BREcKINRIDGE has been
in Wisconsin looking after his prop
erty. He was called upon by many
citizens thereaway. OF course he
received them with that grace and
dignity characteristic of the man.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-30

SESAroR FowLER, Of renusssoe.
who has heretofore acted with the
Republicans. recently made a strong
speech at GalIatln, Tenn, indefeiIee
OF the administration OF Ex- -PrTssi--
dsnt johnson. Mr.. Johnson ad-
dressed the same meeting, a fsw
hours later, and took ground In
favor Of negro Suffrage 10 Tennessee,
and the acknowledgements OF The
white men Of that stats. Ths Bad-
Ieals fear that johnson Is TO be the
Democratic candidate FOR Governor,
aud coneede that II be Is, his eire-
tIon u more than probable.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-30
NIILITARY COSTlTIssIoNs.

Grant and his party are still par
tial to military commissions, not
withstanding the decision of the U.
s. Supreme Court that no citizen in
civil lie can be legally tried in this
way. Tyrants in all ages have dis
liked the tedious formaIities and re-
quirements Of the law. Trial by jury
by 3 jury of the peers of the accus-
ed-hasever been offensive to knaves
and fools when drunk with illgotten
power .q.-.i :I.E
A Col. Yerger, a distinguishedan and
influential citizen of Mississippi is
now being tried before a Military
Commission at jackson in that state,
on the charge of killing Col. Crane q
quartermaster of the u. S. army
Crane had seized a piano of Yerger
in payment of taxes, and had sold it
at auction in Yerger's absence, him
self (Cranel bidding iE ia as the pltr-
chaser. On Yerger'S return he met
Crane on the street when an alteFca-
ton occurred. Crane struck Yerger
with a light cane, when the latter
stabbed the former and killed him.
Although Yerger may have been In
the fault, and although he was an
ex- x-Confederate officer, and q rebel
as it is said, still il cannot justify the
taking of him from the hands of the
civil authorities and trying him by
military Commission. AS 3 citizen
he has a right to be tried by Jury of
his countrymen, and net by court
martial of the friends of the deceased
Col. Crane. whom he slew. We have
been four years at peace, the south is
supposed to be reconstructed, and ii
is about time the trial of citizens by
military courts should cease. 1t is
an outrage on law, Justice and liberty
that in time Of profound peace, citi-
zens for civil crimes should be thus
taken and tried by the military
And If Grant hassthefaintest shadow
of an idea OF what republican gov
ernment means he VIII summarily
stop such proceedings as this.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-30

4 J.. X. NEWCOMER, Esq a---Our old
friend, James X. Newcomer, Esq,
hiss taken charge of the Lorain Con-
stit,aionaEist. Mr.. N is good edit
or and car itaI good feilowg We
hope his labors in benighted Lorain
may be abn dantly rewarded peCI-
nlarily Andi thsoOnvsFsion Of many
Hadlcai kiahefs. f7f
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-30

"Letus have peace. .''-Grazt. Let
civil citizens, accused OF crime, be
tried by the constitution and the laws
and not by the emilitary." ."-Tbe South
erl People.
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A. MeGREGOR. EdItor.
QUIZ Primary nEEETlNGls


Last Saturday were but slimly at
tended throughout the county, Ow-
Ing 20 tho lack OF contentIon for the
various POSITIONS The usual can
vaGing sEas entirely wanting, and
hence our friends were nok astir.
HUGH BLEAkLEY OF Alliance had
no opposition for Senator, and gets
the entire vote--the5 same being
most worthily given to & staunch
Democrat. an excellent citizen and
a good business man. -'--- =. - ,.
Ofthe three gentlemen, DIR. VAL
son OF Alliance, Squire Slensz OF
Paris and Jos. FhompsOnS running
for the Legislature, we know not at
this writing. which two are the
uomInees.. Any two are worthy Of
the cordial support OF every good
ssciti1en.
on Probate Judge the contest
seems to be quite close between IIAr
vey Iaughnn and Mr. Burke, ii
. Az. DUNRAR Is re-nominsted FOR
sheriff, JoHN Steel for Treasurer,
and w A. Lynchs for Prosecuting
Attorney, all well worthy to cOntin7
lue In their respective positions.
1oaJoHN BRYAN Esq, seems to have
received the nomination for Co1aty
Commissioner. ADAM HAMMER
SMITH OF MassiIlen, for Coroner and
GEORGE FEssLER Of Canton. for IN
Iirmary Director. All excellent NOM
~ For Land Appraiser Ia this city,
j. g. sWILLrARD received the nosai-
nation, Mr.. WILLARD is every
way qualified for this important
work. JACOB SHERRIe4S, was nom
mated Land Appraiser for Canton
township, a most worthy. chO.ec.
Mr.. SHERRICKs has served in that
: capacify before. aI 81 otne
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BRASS FOUNDERS.
FANrY annnS.
LAT -
DISOUE 8 JACKMAN,S.

.5..ll .5ll AT /
n DISQUE s JAGKMAN'S.
New styles of Ladies and
Misses Hats, Bonnetst
and Frames, in. endless
d variety; Flowers, Rib-
ID bon, Bonnet Silks andI
Grapes. i
Embroideries and Laces
In real and imitation; In
r Embroidered WASTES &
4 Robes !; Lace, Linen andl
Embroidered Handker-
kerchiefs !; Chemisetts :;
Parasols, ,Sunshades, Fans
M Hoop Skirts, Hair Coils, !
m and Plaits; Corsets, WAR
ranted Whaiebone)90 cts
and 81 90. 1
Hosiery Hosieryi Hosie-
MI ryl all qualities, sizes 81
m akd prices from 10c up.
Those in need ofHofieryI
should not fail to exam
inc our stock.
r A full line of Gloves forI
L Ladies, Misses & Gents;l
New Style Boulevard
, Skirts; Gents Under
f- wear, Socks, Neckties,
N Merrisons Shirts, all siz-
? ~ | es.
White Goods. we are
F- receiving a line of Jaco.
nets, Nainsook, Lawns,
n Swiss Cambria, Null, P.
III K, unsurpassed in the
9 city at low prices. We
{; sell to milliners & Dealers
at a slight advance on
g eastern prices.
y DISQUE 6 JAGKMAN.
iLa Graffs old stand I
81 i1 MatheWs's Block.
q BOZ Paper Collars; 25c.
ian6VI 1- :ts ~ t1
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TIE Delphos Herald 10 q nsA y
printed six column shest, indepen 7
ent In style and ably conducted. II
Is bubiished by D. III. TOlan. at
DsIphos, Ohio, and eireuIstes 10 A.
len, Van Vert, Putnam ant Papld-
ing eountIes. h.sesr all.rIijen
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RoBIsoN is the new Secretary of
War. Who is RObeson? Is he a
distant relative of Grant? Is he in
favor of the negro too? Wondtr if
ne ever sailed before the mast.
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GENEPAL NOTICES.
CANTON BUILDING ASSOCIATION

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
In that at the next regular meeting of
the Association, Friday evening, July
23d, there will be an election of one Di-
rector and one Auditor. a vote will al
so be taken to amend Sec. l, Art. L, of
the Bylaws. After the present week
the books of the Association viii be clo-
sed, and no more stock taken.
q i--I j By order of Directors,
E.s ED. A. LIEF,
june30W4. Secretary.
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$4,000 WANTED I!

THOSE WHO WISH To MAKE
Il safe Investment of money can do 50
by obtaining Canton City Water Works
Bonds bearing interest at not less than7
per cent, PAYABLE semiSannually per
special statute, the faith and credit ofthe
city are pledged for their payment, APP
ply to
LOUIS SCHKFER Committee
JACOB HAWK, on
D. WORLEY, Water Works.
may5tt .l.6-s