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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-06
ION TO RICHMOND"

A LII persons disposed to Join the grand
"A army '3O0, 900 MORE" now prepar-
ing to invade and occupy the Southern
States, will please report in person or
by letter, to these headquarters. "a
Descriptions of Southern Property
at this office; also certificates enabling
bolders to go and return ut half fare; let
ters also to a large circle of corresponds
ents and friends-thus providing every
needed facility for purchasing property
that can now be bought for a small part
Of what it is actually worth.
Call on or address,
MoTz d CO.,
s Agents tor the Southern Land I'M
prOvement Company,
No. III Broadway, n. Y.
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II you have q discharge from the
nose, offensive or otherwise, partial
loss Of the seLse Of smell, taste or
hearing, eyes watering or weak, feel
dull and stupid or debilitated, pain
or pressure in the head, take cold
easily, you may be sure you have
the CATARRH. Thousands annually,
without manifesting half Of the above
symptoms, terminate In consumption
and end IN the grave. No disease is
so common, more deceptive or less
understood by physicians. DR.. K. ".
PIERCE, of Buffalo, N. Y, is the pro-
prietor Of DIR. Sage's Cattsrrsh Rem
edy-d perfect specific for Cattarrah,
''Cold in the Head" or Catarrahal
Heahache, which he sends to any
address by mail on receipt Of sixty
cents. Sold by most Druggists
everywhere. r7w2
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SPEER PORT WINE-The Por.
grape Is now cultivated in this coun
tryfor 3 wine unexcelied by any other,
in its mellow juiciness, richness o
favor, and brilliancy of color. TIL,
grape has been brought to a perfec
lion never attained in Portubal by
Mr.. A. Speer, in his vineyard New
Jersey. Physicians say 1t Is superior
to imported Port for invalids, and IL
summer It Is more agreeable and re
freshing than claret. Clergymen
use it for its purity as a communion
wine, while the most fashionable
families drink it as dinner wine
" Y. Tribune.
Some of our druggists keen IL.
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KELLoGe's WoNDER.-Among the
wonders at our Fair was KellOgg's
gasoline stove, now being introduced
here abouts by Major Vignos the
without coal or wood and dispensing
with chimneys. He also sells heat
substance. or course there is no
smoke, no ashes, no SCOT or dirt. 1t
is claimed to be much cheaper than
wood or coal.
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THR enc legged soldier who treated our
citizens last week TO music from his organ,
was properly attended to by our citizens,
especially our Democratic friends. We
heard Of q whole souled Democrat who
bantered ''loi'' Republican friend to
give the one legged soldier 4 dollar, if he
wocld. Il was finally s,q.u~ee z-e d out.
The Rep. and Rep. says, let him 60 TO the
"Homsn and stay there. 'ILoiN Rep.
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Persons IN need Of the services Of an ex
perienced Dentist should not fail 70 consult
Dr.. DOUDs, who has an experience of twelve
years practice in Canton. The substantial
character of his work Is fully attested 70
bS hundreds of persons who have avAiled
themselves of his services. The varied
expefiences of so many years practice,
insure TO persons entristing the care of Their
teeth. % him, the cheapest because the
most durable operations. Office near Ober-
ley's Grocery and opposite Stark County
Bank. 45-tf.
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COUNCIL IsROCEEDINGs.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,


MONDAY EVE, Oct. '69.
Council met IN regular session. Full
board except one.
Previous minutes were read and appro.
we'd.
Mr.. Lindeman from Committe repor-
ted bill of A, AfcGregor & Son $57,75.
Mr.. Schae fer In the absence OF Solicitor
Lynch yead the Solicitors report on bill
OF Gas Company.
A running conversation on the city
gas lamps took place and remarks on
several Items in the bill were made.
On melton the whole matter of the
Gas company bill was referred 20 the
committee on Gas.
City Solicitor Lynch reported adverse
to the bill to impound animals running
at large. Also adverse TO requiring
property owners to make sewers In front
OF their own lets. accepted and further
time given TO report on other matters.
Mr.. SchRefer said Mr. SlRnksr's emu
meration just taken shows Cant1n has a
population OF II, ,l20. On motion s25 be
paid Mr. Slanker.
Mr.. Saxton said as TO straightenIng
High street the damages claimed were
$500. and the donations promised were
only some S25O.
Mr. Myers reported on = plank side
walk on south side OF Sth street-west OF
=
would have to lay a walk 200 feet. On
motion the committee repSrt by bill next
week.
Mr.. Myers thought 1t now late to com
mence grading Market street this season
and moved tt be deferred till uext
April-carried.
The bill to establish the grade on SD
street between cherry street ana the
railway wus read the second time.
The bill providing for grading and
paving side walks on Sd as ABOVE was
read the second time.
Mr.. Saxton thought q system OF sew
erage was imperative
Mr.. Schaefer thought lt too late to do
ANYTHING this season
Mr., Myers thought we were not in
shape Tor sewerage. but one street being
graded and ready for sewers.
Mr.. SchaeT0r moved tho matter be re-
ferIed 70 committee on streets-lost.
The Dill 70 accept Louis Schaefers'
Ind addition was read the first time.
Also bill to accept the addition of John
Daum was read the first time.
City Engineer laid before the council
the plat OF Trump and Wyandts' addi-
ton lying east OF railway on TuRcaraVas
and 7th and 8th streets-on motion a bill
be drawn accepting.
The bill OF Myers g. Mandtrsou for
900, services as attorneys was allowed.
Mr.. Saxtou offered n resolution allow.
PAOPcANy ONnGIn Nil and grade
when grade has been established-car-
ried.
Special policemen were allowed As
follows on Recommendation or MaYor =
b 4. Greek, $40 jacob Coyle, IS; h.
hulwiek, "a; H A Miller, So; w W
Harris. %; A LothAmmer, s..
Mr.. Vannorton complained that his
premises in Plainfield were overfowed
--on motion referred to committee ON
streets.
M4rshal oldhsle's bill. Sss,ss, was
allowed.
On motion street committee pave the
sewer west OF west hill.
Mr.. Schaefer moved Wsighmaster re-
port amounts recaived and persons in
deoted for weighing. and that hereafter
Mr. Fields be WeighmRster.
Mr. Vannorton said the ditch along
Myers 3 lane street Obstructed the street
Walnut) through which he had to haul
brick from his brick yard.
On motion any person weighing i've
toads day or more pay ten cents per
load. On motion adjourned.
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GENERAL CHARLES + MANDER-
soN-For many years past 3 resident
ofCanton, leaves for Omaha In a
few days. We have known General
Manderson from his boyhoOd much
OF the time Intimately. He Is q
gentleman of fine ability and q law
yer OF promise and we wish him
success In his profession. James ID.
Drown ESQ, Mr.. Mandersohs father
in-law, has been . resident OF Omaha
for some years. There are also other
relatives and friends Of the family In
that locality.
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TRUsTEEs WATER WoRKs.-It
will be seen that the disposition OF
many OF our leading citizens, irres-
pecdoe Of party, is to continue
Messrs. Schaefer. Hawk ana Worley,
in:charge OF the Water Works. This
great enterprise has been making
good progress under their manage
ment. Let the great work 50 proceed.
Our citizens do not consider q
change in the management at this
time at all advisable.
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SHOT HIMSELF AcCIDENTAbLY--A
young man by tho name Of William
Fritz, who makes his home with
Christian Sherrick, accidentally shot
himself while hunting on the lst inst.
While In the act Of lifting his gun
over the fence, with his hand on the
muzzle, the trigger caught and dis
charged the load, makinga trightful
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DIED.

HANE-On the 2sth ult., in Granville,
Licking county, Hannah, wife of Mr.. Ja'
cob Hane, of this city, aged Al years,
months and days. ?
Deceased was born in Lancaster county,
Pa. She removed to Canton, and was
married in 1889. She has had six child
rem, three of whom survive her. Hers
has been a blameless Christian life, ons
which, at its close, leaves many to mod
the departure of their truest earthly friend,
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TIE Amateurs, we learn, had success
fnl run in the Opera House last week.
Their presentation of Ten Nights in q
Bar Room, The Maid OF Croissey and
Poor Pillicoddy, was quite creditable, and
we are glad the Canton public so well APP
preciated and patronizec them. We hope
ere long to hear again from the Canton
Amateurs
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LoUIsvILLE-The Democratic
meeting to be held at Louisville,
on Friday evening, will be favored
by the presence of the Canton Demo-
cratic band. Let our friends turn out.
Tho speaker will be ]. A. Conner"
ford Esq, of eur city, who is a good
speaker.
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H THURsroN, Book Binder and
Blank Book manufacturer, Harters'
block, Cantor, Ohio. Special atten-
ton paid to the manufacture of
blank books OF every description, on
hrst class paper, aud best Of ruling
and binding.
Magazines, Sheet Music, Subscrip-
ton works and Old Books bound In
every style known 20 the trade, at
reasonable terms Call and see for
yourselves. l5tf
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Taxpayers remem-
Der, the taxes to be rails
ed in Stark county for
State, County and local
purposes are fifty thou
sand dollars more than
last year.
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Coat SToLEN-From the Dining
Hall OF the German Luthern Church,
on the Fair grounds, on Thursday
Of last week, Brown Cloth Sack
Coat. Any person returning the
coat to the undersigned, will be
literally rewAried.
~ JOHN A. SCHWARTZ.
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3 notice the inside work on the
Presbyterian stone church Is
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Canton. %.

OBSERVE particularly the initials on the
wrapper, and see that 1t is B. A. Fahnes'
tock's Vermifuge. Use Fahnestock, Has
lett & Schwartz, formerly B. A. Fahnes-
tock Il Co.'S Pure White Lead, it cannot
be excelled. septI5W4.
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Pronhecx FuIausd.

'Tf these fanatics and Gboliionists ever
get power into their hands, they win over
ride the Constitution, sci the Supreme Court
a. defiance, change and make laws 20 sui
themselves, and finally, bankrupt the cOun
Try, and deluge il with blood. d."-[DAnis
Webster.
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How You CAN MANAGE TO SAW MONEY.
If business should call any Of our read
ers to Akron, they should not fail to look
IN AZ the establishment of Koch d Levi,
100 Howard street. They keep an i'm
and sell At the very lowest prices. Their
Custom Department furnishes the best TT
ting garments a moderate expense. Be
advised and call SC Koch s Lewis when at
AkrOa. ssptl6w6.
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Dissolution Notice

Nhe undersigned hereby give notice that
L they. have this day dissolved the COS
partnership heretofore existing between
them under the name of Ksiffsr and Sill.
wins. Mr. A. SllYins will continue to
carry on the business in the same room
heretofore occupied by the firm. Persons
haXlng unsettled accounts with the firm
will call upon Mr. Amos Silvins. who has
sole authority to settle.
THOMPSON KEIFFE R
AMOS SILVINS.
~ Rochester Stark CO, Sep 20 va
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AB. .KITT-Great national events
great causes for rejOiciDg-great
causes for sorrow even soon loose
their influence. But, the influence
OF . thing OF beauty aud comfort,
such as Alb kits perfect balanced
easy hitting coats endurea forever.
Indeed the Influence OF the name OF
Kilt Is strengthened by the taste and
skill shown in the selection OF his
stock OF Merchant Tailoring goods
now on exhibition at his Rooms, No.
2 Opera house Block, Canton, Ohio.
lbW8'
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HARTFORD, Con-
necticut went Demo-
cratic on Monday
Let Ohio be Demo
cratic next Tuesday.
Get out every Pen
dletOn vote.
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ARFIsrIc.-Andy Price was In at
endance at our Fair last week with
|ome very fine pictures on exhibition
rom his Cleveland Gallery. They
Eere very attractive aud were gazed
L by thousands.
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Some OF our druggists keep It.

THE old and reliable establishment of
BOckius s. Son have on hand the larges'
ard best stock of Boots, Shoes and Rubberr
ever brought to the county, which will b,
sold at wholesale and retail. Terms cash
inf
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The MKETIKes. The Democratic meet
|ings during the past week have been well
attended. That At Osnaburg was address
led by VIM. A. Lynch and j. A. Conner
ford. The Greentown meeting was ad-
dressed by w. A. Lynch, as was also
that at Fulton.
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Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
IN co-naI tnership. heretofore existing
between Ferdinand Herbruck and Peter
Fulmer is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, The business will hereafter be
carried on by Mr.. HerbEuek at the o,d
stand, ..g a. (. Sd 50 -
ERRBlNAEb HEAaResn, I,
oct8Ws. PkfAR &tA4sfs
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ArtIacInI Taafh.

A double set on rubber plate, $4O@$
Half - -. 20@ 25
Ten teeth, best az -. 20
4 full ttpder and Lot0er SET on
best siLUer, ,............ 50
A full upper and loWea set on sill
yer with revised Keagle's ''pat'
en-" soft solder attachment, so
Upper or lower set of same. II
also make the beautiful porcelain work
which for strength and durability Is une'
qualled. 4 perfect ut guaranteed u
every case.
A. J. DOUDS.
Canton, o. septltf
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STOCK ACCOUNT ON FARM.
z head of horses, II head of COWS. s
head of beef cattle, 2 bulls, head of stock
cattle, 80 hogs, $50 chickens.
ACRES OF GRAIN.
Wheat 81 acres, corn 26 acres, oats 20
acres, potatoes 6 acres, vegetables 2 acres,
III tons OF hay, grass So acres, pasture 40
acres, young clover 90 acres.
CROPS HARVESTED IN 1868 AND 1869.
Wheat 1.12O bushels, $50 bushels oats.
ears of corn 1.7OO bushels, Sc bushels bar
ley, 700 bushels potatoes, 800 shocks corn
fodder, 6 bushels dried cherries, 40 bush
els dried apples, 200 gallons apple butter,
go gallons peach butter, "a gallons plum
butter, s bushels dried peaches, 3. 200 heads
cabbage, 20 bushels parsnips, As bushels
red beets, 55 bushels onions, bushels car.
rots, 40 bushels tomatoes, 5 barrels cucum-
Der pickles, I70 cans 1ruIt, 6 hogsheads
sourkraut. The amount of pork slaugh-
tered on farm 1O.479 pounds, beef IL, $50
pounds, veal go pounds Butter made on
farm 2.OS0 pounds, soft soap "a barrels.
hard soap 800 pounds. The amount of
clothing furnished, 25 vests, IS coats, So
aprons, 2S waists, 24 shirts, 10 shrouds,
1916 pillow slips, 5S bolster slips, 1856 sheets
IA table cloths, II bed spreads, 200 pairs
stockings, 30 quilts, IA night caps, 28 day
caps, 80 straw ticks, 15S dresses, is straw
holsters, $50 yards carpet, SO hand towels,
6Z chimeses, 10 cravats, Light gowns, II
comforts, 50 pairs window curtains. "a
pairs pants, 200 pairs boots and shoes.
Number of meals given to transient pau
pers 5000. Number visiting the jnstitu
ton 1860. Number of inmates June Ist
1868, 1o6. Number of paupers received
from June 1st, 1868 to June 1st, 1868, 26.
Sent to asylum 2. Died 10. 122 now in
the Intirmary up to June lst, 1869. The
average number in the Infrmary during
the year 1203.
.s VIM. BARBER.
Clerk of Board of Stark Co. Infrmary.
sept6w2.
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rO CoRREsPoNDENTs.-The COM
hnication in refereRee to the County
Iirs wis received too late for this
Iue. It shall appear In our next
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CTTYTTENna.

K. P.-Buckeye Lodge No. IL, knights
of Pythias, meets every Thursday evening
at o'clock in Cassilly's Block.
r. r. AND e. s.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

OCULAR examination Of Teach
1Iers will be held in the Union School
Building. Canton, on the last Saturday
OF each month until further notice cam
didates should keep In mind, that, be-
sides the other branches, the examiners
will require 3 sufficient knowledge in
the Theory and Practice or teaching.A -
By order OF Examiners,
oei6'69tL DAHL. WORLEY, Cl'k.
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''PUr MONEY IN Your PURSE. Ask
your shoe dealer only for Reed, Jones &
Cos, Hand Made Boots and Shoes. Ev-
cry pair warranted. See advertisement in
another column. augSW10.
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cALLED.-C. N. Allen, Esq, of the Steu'
nville Gazette, paid US visiI to day.
+. Allen Is quite hopeful of the election
Pendleton. i'.''' q
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TWELVE HUNDRED DoLLARsAND ALL Ex.
PENsEs PAIDi See advertisement of Amer
ican Shuttle Sewing Machine. Iyfeb'69-
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sEE BUNOH OF GRAPEs.-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 favor. mar3I-Iy.
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The following is the apportioument of
Jurors TO be returned by the trustees of
the several townships for the year 1869.
with the Poll Books, to the Clerk OF the
Common Pleas Court, on or before the
18th day of October, A. ID. 1859:
Paris 8, Washington 0, Lexington %,
Marlboro 10, Nimishillen II, Osnaburgh
8, Sandy 5, Pike 6, Plain 10, Lake 8,
Jackson 8, Perry %, Bethlehem ID Su-
garcreek s, Lsxrence II, Tuscarawa, Q,
Canton "a. .-..ss 4.s.-
Given under my hand, at The city of
Canton, this 14th day OF September, A.
D. 1869, ,--...-..-.. =.
r. A. DUNBAR, G.
Sheriff of Stark county.
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MRS. CLUFF still makes Hoop
skirts Of all sizes and superior quail
y, and sell cheaper than ever. 2t
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LET every Demo-
crat in Ohio but do
his duty and Ohio
will join California
with a Democratic
r--Pendleton.
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EPISCOPAL SKRvIoE-Every sabbath, in
Schefer's Opera House. at I05 o'clock A.
n, and u o'clock p. II.
REV. J. G. LAvKRTY,
marriott Officiating.
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looD order was preserved during
Fair, and the officers got along
b their vast business very salts
toFily.
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THE place to get the best Boots for the
east money, Is at Bockius & Son. 15tf.
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marriott

Go to Mrs. Cuffs E. st Tuscarawas
st. and see her splendid stock of New
Millinery Goods 2t
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water WorIls Trustees.

Water Works Trustees.
Aessrs L. iScLdefer, Jacob -Ra,Vk and
D0'IieL HorLey:-
The time OF electing Trustees Of
Water Works being near at hand,
and feeling satisfied that you have
discharged your duty, and are by
knowledge and experience so ac-
quatnted with the works as to most
sucC eSsfully inaugurate their active
use, we, therefore, solicit you to al
low your names to be used as Candi-
dates for Trustees.
1SDac H0Iter, NJ. Ruhman.
g. W. Williams, Geo. Fessler.
l.. ". BOckius, 8. Kauffmen.
G j. Geiger, VIC. KimbalI.
Sno. Schilllngs w. Dannemiller,
Double & Bro. &c. Richard
and many others.
At the solicitation ofa large mum.
out regard to political consideration
as given above, the undersigneCi
hereby consent to the use OF Iheir
names, at the election on TUESDAY
Oct. 18th, as candidates for Trustees
of Water Works; Mr.. Schaefer for
the 8 years term, Mr.. Hawk for the .
years term, and Mr. WOrley for the 1
year term. If it please the voters of
Canton to entrust the active inauR.
uration of our new Water Works to
them, they pledge themselves for the
future, as for the past, to spare no
efforts to make the works not only a
complete success, but an honor 10 our
growing city. Respectfully,
g.fr LOUIS SCHEFER.
JACOB HAW WK,
DANIEL WORLEY,
Canton, Oct. 5th, 1869.
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gsw advertisements.
FOR SALE.

A NUMBER of fine building lots,
Non East FuscaraWas street, in Trump
& Wyant's addition to the city. For
terms, &C., enquire Of
d, a. TRUMP; or
oci6W6. II. P. WYANI.
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MARRIED..

CASSLER-WEBER-On the 21st ult,
by Rev. P. Herbruck. Mr.. Lafayette Cass-
Ter and Miss MelVina Weber.
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Private Lessons on Piano, in Draw
ing, and the English Language will
be given every afternoon by an
English Lady, residing at the Ger
man Catholic School, Poplar street.
For particulars enquire at, Kinks
Music Store r.r. 49,. II W..
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|dohair Switches very cheap at
b. Cluf's. - 2t .
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TUESDAY. OCTOBER l2rz, 1853,

Then and there to elect by ballot. accor-
ding to the constitution and laws OF
Ohio, the following State and County
Office rs:
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A Statement OF the Receipts and
Expenditures of Stark County,
Ohio, for the yeuI. ending Sept.
USt USaO
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AnrtEOrd-DeAOcr0sAe Victory.
HARTFORD, CONN, October Ain
this city the Democrats elect their
entire ticket for town officers by six
to seven hundred majority
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Teachers Examination.

A N examination of teachers will be held
"a in the Union SchOol builing, Massil-
ion. an Saturday Oct. 10th, commencing
at o'clock A. II.
BY order of Board OF Examiners,
ocI6W2. DAM. WORLEY, Clik.
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LADIES, do you want Patterns
Stamped for Braiding and EmbrOi>
dering? Go to Mrs. Cluff. 2t
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DRESS Making done as usual at
Mrs. Cluff's. rrt 2t
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-06

TIE largest stock Of Over Shoes In the
country, At Bockfus q Son. 16tf,