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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-03-10

THE WATER WoRKs.-This great
and important work to the citizens of
Canton will soon be pushed forward.
The blank bonds are ready for sigma
ture and issuing, and in a few months
we hope Myers's lake will be supply
ing our fair city with an abundance
of the liquid element.
We rejoice that it is the city'S own
Job, Observation-Disclosures will not
have the possession and be able to
fleece and plumber our citizens as they
should please. IL is not the wealthy
only who are to be benefited by this
water supply. 1t Is more particularly
beneficial to that class Of citizens
whose all consists in q dwelling house
and lot and who are not very able to
provide wells and cisterns. Besides
many of this class, and they constitute
the large majority, will be better pro-
tected from fire, against which they
do not always insure,
We say therefore the Water Works
Is an Improvement which will prove
a lasting blessing to all u citizens
especially these in moderate circum-
stances.
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POLITICAL.
Democratic Success in the New York
Charter Elections.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, March p
The Democrats TO day elected their
candidate for Mayor, Geo. Morgan
The Republicans elect four Supervi-
sors- and the Democrats two. The
Common Council is unchanged.
UTICA, n. Y, March 2-ThA char
ter election to day resulted in the sue
cess of the Democratic city ticket
The Republicans elect three Supervi-
sors and the Democrats four.
ELMIRA, March AT the charter
election in this city to day, Stephen
Mcdonald was reelected Mayor
Three Republicans and four Demo-
Gratis were elected Aldermen, with
those holding over, will give the Cnm-
mon Council to the Democrats.
RHINEBECK, March 2 -The Re
publIcans carried this town to day in
an election for Supervisors.
NEW York, Mch. 2.-The Republl-
cans elected their entire ticket in ROch-
ester, and a majority of Councils
Smith, for Mayor, has $50 majority.
OswEGO, March Page (Dem.) is
chosen Mayor by 800 majority. The
Republicans elect a majority of COun-
ellis.
AUBURN, March 2-The Hard Re
.publicans elected their Mayor by 400
majority. Councils are Republican.
YoNRERs, March 2.-The Demo-
Gratis have carried the city. Knox is
chosen Mayor by 26l majority.
II. ]. Bishop (Dem.9 has been elect
ed Supervisor of Dennamora, Clinton
county, by 81 majority. Republican
majority last year, so. The whole
Democratic ticket is elected-a COM
plete victory.
Geo. g.. Scott, Dem. was elected
Supervisor of Ballston, Saratoga cOun.
fty, by II majority ; and Isaiah Blood
Dem. Supervisor of Milton by % ma
jOrity-DemOcratic gain. Z. Ray
mond was elected Supervisor ofSchuy-
lerville by 20 majority. The Repub-
Iican majority last year was 40.
The Board of Supervisors for Rem
selaer county the present year stands:
Republicans. 8; Democrats la gain
of one for the latter. The Troy Su-
pervisOTs stand, 6 Democrats and 4
Republicans.
HUDSON, n. Y, March 3.-The
election for town officers in Columbia
county took place yesterday, and re-
suited in the election of 10 Democrat
ic and sever Republican Supervisors
"a Democratic gain of 1 in the board.
The political lines were very closely
drawn, and the contest a most excl
ting one.
BUFFALO, n. Y, March 3.-The
charter election in Erie county, N. Y.
have resulted the same as last year.
There Is q Republican majority of 8
In the County Board of Supervisors.
BRIDGEPoRT, CoNN., March "A
large and enthusiastic Democratic
meeting was held in Bridgeport to.
night. Hon, James F. Babc0ck, the
Democratic candidate tor Congress for
the Second District, delivered q very
able and eloquent address. Great en-
thusiasm prevailed throughout the
evening. The ball is fairly started,
and everything looks favorable for q
! Democratic victory.
ELGIN, ILL, March 3.-Dr. NJ. B.
I Baldwin, Dem. has been elected May
or, over DIR. Joseph Tiff, Republican
by 70 majority, a handsome Demo.
cratic gain.
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DEATHS.

MCCLU2E-In Wooster, Jan. 20. 1863.
at the residence of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. G. A. Crandal, Mrs. ALICE MCCLURE.
wife Of Mr. Matthew Mcclure, and sister of
Mr.. E. D. Ely, of this City,
STANDS-After a long and serious i'll
ness. departed this life, Feb 22d, in West
Brookfeld, Catharine Stands, aged Sc years
10 months and % days.
LAFFER-At his residence on South
Poplar street, in this city, Feb. II, 1869,
Rev. Phillip E.. Latter, aged So years. De-
ceased was born near Wheeling, Va, Oct.
8, 1914. He removed to Sandyville, in this
State, while quite young, and to Canton in
1868, He began business as clerk for r.
Pritchard, and he afterward became part
ner, then principal. He has been a mem
Der of the Methodist E. Church for So years
a Deacon for many years, and IN his death
triumphantlY~ eXemplified the beauties of his
faith and christian life.
MATTHEWS AT the residence of his son
Doctor J 81. MATHEWS, on the 9th inst;
BIr. JOSEPH MATHEWS, aged about so years.
Mr.. Mathews was a native of England
and L printer by trade which business he
carried on in the city of Bristol England for
many years.
lie has resided in this country over 80
years. He leaves sons and daughters to
mourn his death and cherish his memory,
among them Charles H. Mathews of the
New Phila. DEMoCRAT. He was a man of
sterling worth.
DANNER-At the residence of his son,
on East Tuscarawas street, on the night of
9th inst, of paralysis, PHILIP DANNER,
aged 70.
The funeral will take place tomorrow,
Thursday at l o'clock p. m. Mr.. Banner
was an old resident of Stark County, and
was ever a good citizen and an honest man.
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CINCINNATI MARKET-Mar: 6.
FLOUR-Dull; sales of family at
St sos 70
WHEAT-Red winter at 81 As for
No =, and 81 90 for M 1 nominal.
CORN-SIeady at 64a65c.
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NEW YORK MARKET-Mar. 6.
COTTON -Firuer and more active
294c for mlddiing uplands.
FLOUR Closed dull and declining.
WHEAT-Quiet, aud without de-
cided cnange, with some speculative
demand for spring.
RYE-Quiet and steady; 81 37O1 SO
for western.
OATS-Dull at 744c for western in
store.
CORN-Dnll at 94aO44c for new
mixea western.
PORK-Very dull at $31 12a31 20
for new mess, cash, and regular.
LARD-DulI at l62a19c for good to
prime steam. --rr--.
EGGS-Heavy at 24a26c.
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MARRIAGES

HARTER-AULTMAN AT Mansfield,
Ohio, on the Sd inst at the residence of
the brides father, by Rev. JOHN ToNNER,
of Canton, GEORGE D. HARTER. of Canton,
and Miss ELIZABETH, only daughter OF G.
AULTMAN, ESQ.
HARTER-BROWN-At Massillon, on
the 4th inst, at the residence of the BRIDES
mother, by the same, Mr.. MICHAEL D. HAIR
TER, of Canton, and Miss MARY L. BRown
only daughter of the late James NJ and
Mrs. ]. NJ. Brown.
In both of the above cases u excellent
friends favored the DEMOCRAT Office with q
supply of choice cake and a fine nosegay of
beautiful and genuine flowers of spring
May heavens best blessings attend the
brothers and their fair brides through q long
life.
GRAYHILL-ROYER On the 4th inst,
at the residence of the brides father in this
city, by Rev S. German, Mr.. Amos W.
Gray hill and Miss Anna L.. Roger.
VAN VOORHIS GOTSHALL - On
Feb % by Rev. ]. NJ Bray, Mr. Daniel
E. Van Vonrhis and Miss Osee S. GOlshall,
both of Stark Co o.
WRONE HENTZEL-i t the Presby-
terrain Parsonage. on the 4th inst, by Rev.
E. Buckingham, Mr. William Wrnne and
Caroline Hentzel, both of Sugar Greek tip.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR THE
SPRING ELECTION.

We are authorized to announce candidate:
for nomination, subject to the decision OF
the Democratic primary meetings, as fol
lows:
20 JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
MICHAEL SARTER.
JOHN RABER.
D M,voR.
DANIEL SAYLER.
o MARSHAL.
GEORGE W. OLDFIELD.
FOR CITY soLIrI DR..
WIN. A. LYNCH.
FOR COUNCIL
FIRST WARD-JOHN SHIAIP.
SEcIED WARD
" d. TYLER.
THIRD WARD-A J. LOTHAMER.
FOURTH WARD-DAVID LIND.
" " F ] LINDEMAN.
" HENRY ARCHER.
" GEO w. HENNING.
FOR TOW Snip TRUSTEES,
CT. GEIGER.
A. SPUNSELLER,
DAVID SMITH.
o CLERK.
JOSEPH TROUT.
FUN TREA>URER.
GEORGE FESSLER.
FOR CONsTABLFS,
G w. OLDFIELD.
J.. B, ADAMS.
a. S. SHORE.
FOR ASSES o..
LEVI SMITH.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-03-10

rALLIASoE ENLARGEMENT.-M.
WHEELER has built an addition tohi-
business place, and has enlarged his
Boot and Shoe room TO double its
former capacity to make room for his
spring stock, which is to be by odds,
the largest he has eve had in store.
This is owing to the increased and in
-creasing demand at his counter for
Boots and shoes. His manner of do
ing business gives such general salts
faction that his trade is looming up
with unusual rapidity. In a few days
he starts East to make his purchases,
and will select his stock in person, OF
the very best material and workman
ship. He goes to Lynn, Massachu-
sets, headquarters in the United
States for the manufacture of Boots 4
Shoes; also. to Boston. He will pur-
chase exclusively for cash, and with
the greatest of care, and intends to
undersell any house In this district.
Buying largely and for ready pay, en-
abIes him to beat all competition. So
look out for something nice when he
returns, marriott
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Fifty acres, 2 mile, west from canton, 500 per A.
Eighty acres. Hancock county, OHIO ...... II 80,
4 lightly acr-s, II trdin county, Ohio .-...-."...I $50
Three hundred AID seventy five acres, Wright
county, iowa Qmproved) $50 per acre.
Two huOd ed acres, Wright county, Iowa,
wild, S. IS r acre. 81 -r-..r
Eighty acres, Van Vert county, Ohio, heavy
timber, SO per acre.
hinety-fUur acres, Wayne county, Qhlo......... 4 SEQ
tine hundred and iOrly five acres, Wayre Co., o.
Twenty aces, Polk Co.. Iowa Qmprovcd) -. 1 900
F,Irty acres, Story Go. Iowa Improved $50 per A.
Eighty acres. Clayton Co, Iowa, (timDer) $50 perA.
SiJ per acre.
Eighty acres. Webster Co.. Iowa, Sal per acre.
Two hundred acres, Hancock Co.. Iowa. S per A..
IN hundred aid sixty acres, Usage %. Kansas
S. per acre. .Er 40
Eighty acres, Calhoun county, Iowa ........-.$ ESQ
Nine DskOta City LOIS, Nebraska,
Fourteen Brownsville City Lots. Nebraska.
The best business house in Rochester, S.arK Co. o.
Thirty acres, ~ miles from Canton, $3.50 per acrs.
Eighty Two A., IL miles from Canton, $3.50 per A.
Thirty two lois IN Clyde, Jasper county, Iowa. oil.
Lots in Des Molnes, Iowa.. ......-~.S 500
Variety of Chicago Lots.
Several valuable Coal Leases. +f"7.t4
Variety of dwellings and Lots in Fort Wayne, Ind.
Farms in Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, SC. &c, p
40 acres PLAIN township $50 per acre. .-.-- B SO
10 shares TrumbulI Coal ana MinIngiCo. stock 0oU
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-03-10

THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Quite a number of cases have been
disposed of, in partition, motions
heard, demurrers heard, &c.
The case of David Kreighbaum's
administrator against the p. TT. Wa
G. railway company occupied the
court and jury four or five days. On
Tuesday the jury brought in a verdict
of S., 900 for plaintiff. At the former
trial the verdict wa $4,000. Our read
ers will remember that ab"ut three
years ago David Kreighbaum was
killed by the cars at the Canton sta
ton. The attornies in the case were
Schaefer & Lynch. and insolvency
for plaintiff, and Laubie & Brooks of
Salem for defendant. The ase was
ably contested.
Lafourcades ct al against John Pr
rong is now being tried to the jury.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-03-10

1.-THE FRENCH SPY" at Schaefer's
Opera House, on Friday evening,
March 18th, will be presented with
all the original combats, tabIeaux,
startling effects and poetry of motion,
the grand, sensational military spec
tacle entitled the French Spy, or Ga
Prise D'Alger," introducing the beau
tifuI and talented artistic, Mrs. Chas.
l.. Howard, who is now indisputably
the very best representative of this
celebrated character in America-in
her original broadsWOrd combat, ac-
knowledged wherever she has appear
ed to the most terrific and intensely
exciting combat ever attempted. And
the manager a sures the citizens that
no pains will be spared to place this
thrilling French drama on the stage
in a worthy of their patron
age. Doors open at z, commence a
quarter before s. Tickets 90 cents.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-03-10

PERSONS IN need of the services of an ex
perienced Dentist should not fail to consul
DR.. DouDs, who has an experience of twelve
years practice in Canton. The substantial
character OF his work is fully attested to By
hundreds OF persons who have awaited them
selves of his services. The varied expert
ences of so many years practice, insure to
persons e%ntrusting the care of their teeth to
him, the cheapest because the most dura-
BILE operations. Office near Oberley's Gro
eerY and opposite Stark County Bank. 45-tf
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a GENTS WANTED.-For the
IA only steel engraving of Cen Grant
and his family published with their ap
proval. Engraved by Sartain. Size 10
by Is, $500. 100 per cent to agents. Ads
Dress GOODSPEED 81 CO., Chicago, or
NO. 81 Park Row, N, Y. febI7W4 -
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Llloling vas as folloWs :

Mr.. Anderson remarked he would
vote no further appropriations to wa
ter works till he knew how and in
what manner the water was to be
distributed.
Mr.. Schaefer said the progress of
this great and beneficent work for our
growing city should not be delayed
that our successors in the Council
could and would take care of those
matters when the proper lime came.
Mr.. SaXton wanted the engineer Of
the water works to report the cost of
the pipes conducting the water thro'
the streets of the city before he voted
further on the subject.
Adjourned for one week.
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A BIG THING.-Mr. D. Kreps, of
the agricultural warehouse, has Just
received a car load of the celebrated
Ball plows, amounting to 5000. This
is no doubt the largest shipment of
plows eve brought to our city. This
large lot of plOws, Mr.. Kreps is conf
dent, will all be wanted for his spring
trade. He only introduced the plnWs
last fall, and consequently did not ex-
pect to sell but q few of them the first
season, but their working Qualities
were so far superior TO all other plows
in use in this section, that his sales
amounted to nearly ten times more
than any previous fall since he has
been in the trade.-GosheR Democrat
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THE CNorNSATI ESoUIRER--This invalu-
able Democratic organ comes 20 us daily
freighted with latest news, elaborate edito-
rails, &c. 1t is the great Democra:ic-da
of the wesL n should receive general pat
ronage.
We are under obligations for its Manual
and Political Register, which are invaluable
for reference. 1t is thoroughly complete in
alIIls State and General Statistics.
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MARKETS.

CLEVELAND MARKET-Mar. 6.
FLOUR-Citv made $40 5Oa10 rs ;
country made 81 25a8 for Xxx red and
amber; BuckWeat flour IS 90.
WHEAT-Ohio spring 81 80; No
red winter held at 81 56; No = do at
81 40,
CORN-Sale of 3 cars at &c.
Oats-Held at 6OIa6lc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-03-10

PLUM STREET. = North Street is
not yet opened. On Monday night
last, Mr.. Peter Myers moved North
Plum street be opened, but it failed,
the vote standing to 4. What Messrs
Saxton, Anderson, Miller and Wy
andt mean by voting against the
opening of this and other streets
north, we know not. 1t cannot be u
political reason surely, for people o.
both parties own lots there, and some
we believe, have built on the line and
need the outlet, and we think it is IA
shame this matter is not attended to.
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Central Com.

The Democracy of Plain town
snip are requested to meet on the
27th of March, at their usual
place of holding primary meetings
and by ballot put in nomination
a dcketto be supported at the
. .sa ensuing April election. a good
attendanee,is desired.
j La@r LEVI MCKINNEY,
..-roa - o.. .E.lCentrI Com. >
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MEssRs. GEORGE ID. and MICHAEL d.
HAETEE, bankers of our city, started last
Friday with their respective brides on their
wedding tour. They contemplate visiting
New Orleans, Havana, Washington and
other places. We wish them a pleasant
tnp and safe return. =
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-03-10

ANOTHER fight occurred on the streets of
Salem last Friday, in which a man named
Moore was knocked down ''three several
times" by q man named Bowls. If Salem
was not q temperance town, it might be
surmised that whiskey had something to dc
with the frequent exhibitions of the manly
sport that have occurred of ste.-BUcKETE
STATE REP.)
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marriott

ent Medicine humbug gotten up to dupe the
ignorant and credulous, nor is it repreSen
ted as being composed of rare and preci
Gus substances brought from the four quar-
tiers of the earth, carried seven times across
the Great Desert of Saharrnh on the backs
of fourteen camels, Inc brought across the
Atlantic Ocean in two ships" 1t is q sim
pie, mild, soothing, pleasant Remedy, 4
perfect Specific for Chronic Nasal Catarrh,
"Cold in the Head and kindred diseases
The Proprietor, r. V. Pierce, NJ D., of
Buffalo, n. Y, offers a reward of $500 for
a case of Catarrh that he cannot cure. For
sale by most Druggists everywhere. Sent
by mail. post paid, for 60 cents. Address
the proprietor as above, mchSw2.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-03-10

FRosT, of the Massillon. I-NDEPENDENT and
our nsighbors of the REP. s. REP, were
delighedlaA week at the prospect of fore
ing Negro Suffrage upon all the states re-
gardlessof the Will of the people. Can
they spare Indiana? By the way, what do
our neighbors think of the Indiana move
ment2
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IhAIN0 GOING EAST

Youngstown, New Castle and Erie Express
leaves Youngstown, 23 p m; New Castle, 4p. n;
arrives Pittsburgh Stop M, Returning, leaves
Pittsburgh 7.i5a,m; arrives New Castle, 9.4Oa. m;
Youngstown. 10 Asa m.
Youngstown, New Castle and Pittsburgh Ac-
on leaves Youngstown, Ga N; New
Castle, lam, arrives Allegheny, 10 goa a m. Re-
turning. leaves Pittsburgh, 4 4Op.m rrrives New
CastleI 7'U5p.m; Youngstown. 7.6Up.m.
F. r. MYERS,
General ticket Agent.
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ONE of the counsel of theIate Chas.
Jefferds writes to the N. Y. World,
denying the truth of the statement
that Jefferds was the murderer of DIR.
Burdell. and stating in cOrrOboration
that he was scarcely acquainted with
Mrs. Cunningham, and was a mere
child al the time of the murder.
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yr-aS a=lo The Democracy of Lake town
Cd ship are requested to meet or the
is7a ( Goth of March, at their usual
place ofholding primary meetings
~,-and by ballot put in nomination
- ma tieketcto be supported at the
ensuing April election. A good
9a attendance is desired.
EDWARD BERRY.
.tt Central Com.
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ESmBTrIoN-An Exhibition viii be Civ.
en- on Saturday evening, March 18th, by
the scholars of the Center School, in Plain
township The exercises viii consist of
Dramas, P~antomimes T@bleaux, Music,
Dialogues, &C. All are invited. -
Admission, 10 cts. ~
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G0cal
10.
MAR ELECTION NOTICES.

Notice is hereby given to the
Democracy of Jackson township,
that they meet at the Center
School house, on Saturday, March
9th, 1869, for the purpose of
nominating a township ticket to
be supported at the coming April
election. Poll will be open from
/ to 6 o'clock 2. NJ. Let all turn
out. JOHN HAMMER,
. Central Committeeman,
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THEATRE.-Donot forget the French
Spy, at Schaefer's Opera House, on
Friday evening. The distinguished
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Howard are
unequaled in the broadsword combat.
see programmes
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MARRIAGE LIoENsEs.-Issued from the
Probate Office during the week endiAg March
@ 1862: NJ ID Harter to Mary L Brown;
Jacob Thornsbery to Rachel %Swinehart;
Sam v Cable to Mary Crawford; Amos w
Grayhn to Anna L Roger; John W Slim
mel to Elizabeth Friend; Wm Torone to
Caroline Hentzel; Michael Werner, ST., to
Susan Dclap; VIM Wagner to Ruth Ann
Steffa; Isaac c Shrefner to Ellen L Dehoff.
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SUICIDE.-We learn FROM the Sa-
lem Journal that w. + Smith, of
Franklin, committed suicide on last
Saturday evening. by severfng the
jugular vein with a pen knife. Fail
ure in business, and accumulated
debts which he could not pay, was
the cause of this rash act. He leaves
a wife and several chiIdren.-O. Pat
Tinf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-03-10

MAYoR's CoURr.-Tom. Harkisson was
again sent up to jail on Monday, this time
for 20 days. He had stolen an overcoat
from a room mate and sold It. He boarded
at S~pohnhauer's in the Kimban building, on
Market street Marshal Oldheld arrested
him on Sunday evening at Williams's coal
bank.
Old Dayy Reese was hauled up by Marshal
Oldfeld for drunkennessa The Marshal
found him lying on the sidewalk one of the
bitter cold days last week. Davy was fin
ed i've and costs & jagged ~ be got sober.
Davy usually takes a fnlkoao out that time
missed his guaQe.
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WE call attention to the statement of
our township affairs. 1t shows that the
Trustees Messrs. Geiger, Smith and Spon-
seller have managed matters economically,
and that more funds are now in the Treasu-
~ than year ago when they cam into
powell. u /.
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A Splendid Farm for Sale.

7 WISH TO SELL MY LARGE
L Farm of about TWO HUNDRED acres
near the village of Paris, Stark county,
Ohio.
large bank barn with the other out~hOuses
Convenient to b house Is a large s BRING
of fine soft water. Also a good orchard,
and in fact everything requisite on a good
farm. About twenty-five acres is in tim
Der. 90.
II preferred, the farm will be divided
so as to suit purchaser, giving him over
half. Possession can be given imInedi7
ately. --4..
For further particulars enquire Of the
subscriber on the premises. ar s..
JACOB GERVIGH.
Paris, Stark county. o Feb. 3. '69m2J
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SHOT FOR AN OwL.-We learn from
the Fremont Messenger, that a practi-
cal joker got on a house roof, and imi-
tated an owl, with such fidelity Ia
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DELLA KRAMER, a young lady who has
been staying in Wayne county, Ohio, three
miles from Wooster, took poison on Tues
day night, from the effects of which she
died before medical aid could reach her.
She said trouble drove her to the act, but