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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-07
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RRoM oUR arAssHLoN CORRESPONDENT.
THE fourth was daily celehratsd on Sat-
urday last, with the usual number Of Acci-
dents arising from careless use OF 'pistols
and crackers. ;satl--l-sE =
FoR some weeks past Mr.. Percy Psase
has been greatly troubled By q. person, or
persons, prowling around his premises af-
ter night, and on one occasion he fired at
them, but unfortunately missed. On FRI
day eve. they again made him another visit,
first coming to the East side of the house,
and then around to the West and when
handling the shutter, Percy fred, instantly
killing young man by the name of Fishs
er, which caused great excitement In the
neighborhoOd- It was but q short time
before most of the town had turned out.
The Coroner held an inquest on Saturday,
when they returned verdict of justi6Able
homicide, in lawful protection of property.
Il Is to be hoped that this affair win put q
quietus 70 this habit of prowling around
after dark, which has become altogether
too prevalent around our city.
Mr.. Jams EsTEP Is gradually recover
ing from his accident It is to be hoped
that he may soon be about again.
The funeral of John Fisher was largely
attended, on Sunday afternoon, by the
Firemen in full dress and large circle of
friends and acquaintance. He leaves q
wife end child to mourn his untimely
death.
Nh PKRLEE PEAsE, son of AnsOn Pease,
was dangerously wounded on Saturday, by
the accidental discharge of pistol In the
hands of Dilos Lockwood, at a picnic
The wound is considered dangerous. Drs.
Metz, Whiting, Slusser, Reed and Lyon,
have done al that medical slIiIl could do
to alleviate his suffering. II is to be hoped
that he may recover.
WE were favored with some nice music
on Monday eVe., by the Canton Brass
Band, who paid US q flying visit. Can't
they come againI We viii try and make
il more comfortable to them whenever
they may see ft to call again.
Hon. SAN. LAHlI, disposed of his large
clip of wool, some 800 fleeces to ]. G.
Warwick s. Co., st 40 cents on Friday
last
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DEATHS.

KRIECHBAUM -At his residence in
Bethlehem township on the 29tn ult., of
dropsey in the head, JoHS KREoHBAUaG,
Sr., sged "A years: Al = Y ~ "a - "a
Mr.. Kriechbaum was q most worthy
man, and greatly respected by all who
knew him. He had been q resident of
this county for many years and leaves a
wife and numerous descendants. The old
gentleman made q narrow escape ct the
Canton depot few years ago, when his
son David was killed by thesears. aiI 7assE
GERBER-At his residence in Canton
township, on the 9th ulL, WuLIGaE GzR-
BK4s aged 81 years. : "a isI .qasds haa
Mr. Gerber was an excellent citizen and
good manEL.I = II
ANDERSON On tuesday morning oh
inst, WnLIAM G, ANDKRsoH, of this city,
after z proiraeied illness Of several months,
aged 58 years. ~. Z -, -
In his death his young family has sus-
tanned an iTrepArAble loss, and the social
circle = genial friend and perfect gentle
man. siaai i-.l--i - ..l % % tlz-c
(Pittsbafsh papers AlsAss notice.
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Tn fourth was daily celebratsd on Sat-
urday last, with the usual number Of Acci-
dents arising from careless use OF pistols
and crackers. .Eaull4l--E 3
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ANoTHKR TIL TInEF.-A pad went in
Henry Becker's saloon on Cherry ST., near
our depot on last Thursday, and called for
= glass Of beer. While Mr.. Becker was
down the cellar getting the bear, the pad
reached over and emptied the TIL of its
contents. some $13. When Hr; Becker
opened the drawer to deposit The change
for the beer he observed that the money
had been taken. The scamp was making
of and was already on the street when
Mr.. b ran latter him, seized hem, and
brought him book. On searching him no
money was found and he protested his
innocence. Some one present suggested q
1ookIat the spo. where he had been seized,
when sure enough the money was found
In searching him, skeleton keys were
found and small burglar instruments The
fellow plead poverty, and found tears to
Hssist him, and Mr.. Becker did not have
him arrested. When let eff the TfelloW
made rapid tracks, >f--l ti4 - q
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AT the Republican primary election in
Alliance Precinct on last Saturday there
were 551 votes polled. OF these B F Potts
received $50 for Senator, for Representa-
tive E n johnson received 288, s G Bow
man S01, T Perdue 142, and W Gar.
rison 19e, for Probate Judge, ] W Under
hill received 25S and g G B Greenwood
246, for Treasurer, I n Allen 26e, q r
Feather 2O4, for Sheriff, T 6 Stanley AT,
II Wick 2l, Chance IA and s. seattering.-
Where there was no opposition for the re-
naming offices the candidates received
about 100 less than the full vote polled.-
The contest was warm and many hard
charges made. ''Let US have peace.
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Cleveland on Monday. ~ 81 EFT T
Mn. PIILsBURT, engineer of our city
Works, informs rs thA. already 3
500 feet of pipe are laid, 500 feet of which
is laid on TuscaTaWas street. with branch
e attached.
81 Mn. PHELKNAs SIXTH, Of Bath, Summit
county, was killed few days ago, by fall
ing from lumber wagon, and his head COM
rg In contact with the Wheel his age
vas 7S years t.t.
n' B. DANNEAuILER & Sox have purchased
the Wholesale grocery establishment of
the Kimhall Bros The DannsmiIlers are
worthy and both able and capable to make
the business 60.
BIZ the returns OF the late assessment of
personal property for taxation, the three
large towns IN this county stand as follows /:
Canton, 81, 1S7, ,199 MassIllon, 1854, 3s7 !;
Alliance, $29s, ,449.
TE Chic State Fair viii be held this
year At Toledo on the 18th, 14th, 10Th, 18th
days Of September Competition open 10
all the States. For information address
John II. Klippart, Corresponding Secre.
tary, Columbus, o.
EVERY one, on Monday last in our city,
seemed to be celebrating Independence Day
Independently. The stores were closed
and all labor suspended
TIM wind got round into the north on
Sunday, and cooled matters considerably.
HoS. GRo. E PueH, in letter IN last
weeks 'Commoner,' proposes Ex-senator
William Allen for Governor. Thai would
do.
GEo. PzABoDx, the banker, now on a
visit TO this country from London, has
given a second million donation to educa-
ton south.
THs Dan Sickles banquet, In New York,
prior TO his leaving for Spain, was a fail
ure- me qSSlity of Gotham remember
Siekles's part-iis living with prostitutes.
marrying pr0sls...s.e, numbering Key, &c.
Siekles Is good enough for Grants Repre-
sentative in Spain.
OUR Water Works ere making rapid
progress under the immediate supervision
of Messrs. PiIlsbury and Blake We learn
that much of the large pipe has already
been laid. and the workmen are now Dig
ging In town At the west hill.
Tax roof and top arrangements of the
Court House &c near completion. We
shall not fully realize the appearance of
the building ill the Wikidal block be torn
down
The Monitor Office at Alliance Is offered
for sale at SI2, 900. Mr. Garrison says
the best offer made yet l. $4,000.
We arc informed that Mr. Ernest King,
who left Canton in March, Is now travel
ing through England with 4 panorama of
America, as lectnrer.-lR REP.
Nh JoHS ALLKN, of Coventry, had 4
combat the other night, with three burg
lars Hearing them in the house, he arose
quietly, and on entering the dining room,
he was fred upon. Mr.. Allen immediate-
u returned the fire, hitting his unseen foe.
A confederata In another part of the room
fred a Allen, who again returned il. BE
soon grappled with robber number two,
but after . severe struggle the robber got
Off Blood was seen on the wall and door
allowing robber number one was severely
wounded. z11 --ttl
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To CQnsumptfves.

THR ADYERTESER, having been restored to
Il health in q few weeks by a very simple rem
edys after having suffered for several years with
severe lung Affection, and that dread disease
ConsumptiOn-is anxious to make known TO his
felloW-suGerers the means of cure.
TO al who desire II, he will send e0py, Of
prescription used Cfree OF eharge,) with the di-
reetiOns for preparing and using thesame, which
they wiz hnd . BuE1 cpEE for CoNsUlPEIONt
Asrul[A, BROS OHIE1, COuauB, CoLDs, and ali Throat
and Lung SAGeetons. The onlY object OF the
advertiser IN sending the Prescription Is to bene-
at the adlicted, and spread information which be
coneelVestO being valuable, and he hopes every
sufferer viii try his remedy, ss it win cost them
nothing, and may proVea blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A-EWILSON
Wuliamsburgs Kings Co.. New York
may19'69y1srnp on ~ Lt3sE
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MARRIAGEa.

LESH-OBERLIN-On the 18th inst,
by Rev.. p. Herbruck. Mr.. Josiah Lesh
and Miss CathaTine OF rlin. .la Ila s.a
If-I-r-I l--.... ra n lHaf Ir ~rELs -.sai
LEOPARD-GRABLE-On the 4th
inst. by the same, Mr.. George w, Leop-
ard and Miss Mary Ellen Cradle.
3 REMAIELL-McCUR CURDY-I the Eng
ish Catholic Church, on the 3oth ult., Mr..
James Remmen and Miss Mary, daughfel
Of James McCurdy, SIl OF this city. EI,l
The printer boys acknowledge the re-
ceipt Of the excellent cake, and wish hs
happy couple, all the blessings that arise
from Wedaed bliss s-aaisl.sHnrEE
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-07

Persons N need of the services ofan ex'
perienced Dentist should not fail to consult
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 sFailed
themselves of his services. The Vagied
experiences of 80 many years practice,
insure to persons entruSting the care of their
teeth to him, the cheapest because the
most durable operations. Office near Oberl
ley's GroeerF and Opposits Stark County
Rank Aft
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80 MANHOOB:
G4 How Lost-How Restored.

UsE .PURLISH I'D, . new edition Of DIR. Cul-
O,Eer~eHS Celebrated Essay On sths Radical
cure kElthout medieinsl Of SpsrmatoTrhca, or
seminai Weaknesss 1nEoluntarY Seminal Losses
1AroEEsEoK; Mental and PhysIcai IncnpscitY. In
Reoimenta 70 Marriage &c5; also Consun1p ption,
sexual eztraVagance. 80 50
' - Price. ina sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, IN, this aSmiIable essay
clearly demoustzates from a thirty years sue
cessfn! practice that the alarming eonseeusncea
o. ssltAbuse may be radically cured without the
dangerous use OF internal medicirs or the appli-
canon Of the knIfe; pointing ont mode a. care
g once sinnples ceFtGin and eHsctuai, BY means
oilMhlen sysTy sudsl en- no natter what his con-
lys privately and radically. + . 81 y
This Lecture should be IN the hands 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, unoer SEAL in = PlaInl envelope, to any
address, postpaid reeeipL of six cents or two
post seaeaPsS Also DR. enlEerWe1I'si N arEiage
Guide, price IS cents. Address the Publishers,
CHAS. J. @. KLINE d CO.,
BsWery, New York. PoSt-omee Box. ASS
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New York Market.

--- NEW YORK, July 8.
COTTON-Firmsr; sales 4. 500 bales at
Sale for mIddling uplands.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet at 81 46a1 81 for
No and 81 Goal 81 for NO spring. Rye
scarce and firm; 81 25 for western, Oats
active and tirn; 77a77tc for western afloat.
Cor a closed quiet at S5aSSc for sound
canal and railroad mixed WeAtern; SIaIS
O3 for old mixed western in store and
ouOaf, l-ff rc.ECFf -TEw
PROVISI0NS-Porl1 very quiet; $S2-
zoaSS II Tor new mess. Lard dull at I9f
aletc for fair to prime steam.
EGGS-Dul at 2Oa22c
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@. .
TIE BEST THING TET,-RO have recent
ly had sufficient evidence of the excellence
of Mr. ISpeer's Port Grape Wine, which
not only convince as that all we can say
in its praise Is deserved, but that we are
really c0nferring favor on our readers
In advertising them TO use it. The wine
is q pure grape wine, entirly unmixed,
and the most agreeable and delicious in
favor of any we ever tasted. Of Its med
ical qualities, we entertain the very highest
opinion, and upon the evidence of our
own observation. Three bottles of this
wine havs nearly effected q perfect cure in
the case of our little boy, who has been
seven years afflicted with incontinence of
the urind. A great number of remedies
have been tried without benefit, and the
most eminent physicians consulted with
like result Speer's Port Grape Wine is
effecting 8 cure. We have given this
testimony without the knowledge of Mr..
Speer, in the hope that others may be in
duced to try the virtue Of this wine.-AE-.
PUal96Oy7l, Editor Of Jersey City
Times. rr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-07

SPLENDID PRKAuUlLs. proprietors
of the American Stock Journal offer TO
send pair of their famous Chester White
Pigs for n club Of 80 subscribers at 81 90
each, also Imported AldeneYs, Southdown
Sheep, Poultry, Imported and American
Seed Wheat, &C., on the same liberal
telms. Send for specimen copy and a
premium list. Address N. P. Boyer & Co,
Parkersburg, Chester Co., Pa.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-07

THE Canton Literary Society meets next
Friday evening in the new rooms of the
Y. IL. O. A The exercises win consist
of essays, Misses. Matte Beavers, Rebecca
WiIhts, Ella McAbee, Libbie Jones and
Mr.. ]. II. Huston. Recitations by Q. D.
Essig, B. +. Nsis, and Willie Cock. Ora
ton by O.sS. BachteL Ed. A. Lee win
recits the thrilling poem Shamus O'Brien.
The following question WILDE discussed:
ReSotUed, that the q. s. should recogs
nize Cuba as an independent province or
State. The public Is cordially invited.
T. By order Of Society, ~ 81 --7is..za
]. A. MoHENRY, Pres't.
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BUReLARX.-John Aliens residence,
some two miles from this city; was enter
ed by burglar on Tuesday morning about
ooiock anda gold watch and several
other articles of value Stolen. The rsscab
were discovered and anexoitihg chase en-
sued. Some six pistol shots were sxchang'
ed. Ihe burglars dropped The watch and
suceeeded IN making thar escupe.
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BLAoKwooD's MAsAznE.-This solid
Magazine for June, is on our table. The
following Is the table of contents. Late
for the Train, Historical sketches of the
reign Of George II, the 5ceptic, A Year &
q Day, Sir John Lawrence, American rea-
sons for Peace, Cornelious O'Dowd, sc.
Send 20 Leonard Scott Publishing Co,
140 Fulton Street, Ny
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-07

FRElLANs, STATE ToURNAluENr.-In ac-
cordance with the decision of the Fire
mans State Convention, the Grand Tour
nanent of the State viii be held in Woes
ter, on September 9th, 1868. The com
mittee have made ample Arrangements for
the accommodation Of all. Twenty Com
panies have already reported that they will
be present. Prizes to the amount of one
thousand dollars win be awarded to Steam
ers and Hand engines, according to their
Companies. ..-.--1-ae,z
1t is hoped that the Volunteer FiFemen
of the State win respond in full force to
this official invitation, as Wooster is pre-
pared to give them cordial welcome.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-07

A LITTLE from II. Q. Martin, dated At
Chapman station, on the Pacific railroad,
states that IN attempting TO recover three
horses and mule which had been stolen,
John sanford, Of Pike township, and
william Shoulder Wero shot and scalped
by the Indiana. The letter does not state
where Shoulder was from. Rep.
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SLEEP B9GGd9KI
SLEEP
MaEE eslAaEl.EtlP! 81 y. n

IF You WOULD SLEEP COM.
FORTABEY4 buy Biaks's Patens
Steel Spiral Spring Bed Bottom, manu-
factuned by M'Abee 4 Co.. Canton; OF
fice in the city book store, manufactory,
corner Of Walnut and Seventh streets.
one block south OF the American Hotol.
VIM, Oldfield is our agent for the Ger
trail and western part OF this county and
81 aprastf M'ABEE 4 e6,
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Tn following is the Radical ticket for
Carroll county: Representative, Wm Adalr;
Probate Judge, VIM Mccoy; Auditor,
VIM A McAlhster; Treasurer, W II Bu-
.ehanan; Sheriff, Jas A George; Recordef,
Jas Holder; County Commissioner, Thos
III Creighton; Iniimary Directors Jas
Maple Abraham Adams; Coroner, J I
Blackburn.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
.aiGREAF REMEDY
pr. Wishart's Plne Tree ~ Oordia

5HR0kI kHB IUHa EIsEksES. !
pr. Wisharts Pine Tree Tar Cordial.
Tr e THR ElrAr rEHcPLE OF THE
the ll1t1I lllon of the Tar. By 4hich is highest
medlc1I =Iopsrtle1 are fst aimed
Isls s only sassgasss AZ eHe rs!a9's remedy
u e E i175-ss 3 ~: tie atvs a-gans ana restores
81 h - tse Ssbsitats1 ssystsm.
u p1ri1ea 4nd enIichea TIE blood, 4nd expels
HON the sy1tem the cQrruPtion which scrolnlA
itdissolSss Toe faeeas Or phIsgm which sto ps
It. hssii1e principle acts upon the irritstea
nuriace OF the lunqs1and throat ponetratirR to
erch diseased part, relieving pain and subdaing
It Is the result Of years Of study and expert
msnt, and & e OEsied 70 the AFFLICTED, with the
towing al seases, if the patient haa not too long
delayed a resest 70 the means or cure: as :
eConsum ptlon or i,the Lungs, Cough, 9ore
Throat and Brsast, Bronehitiss Liver CoInpIaint
Blind and Bleeding Piles, Asthma, WhooPtug
We are ofsa asked VIII are not other repe-
dies In the market fof Co1eamption, Coughs
Colds and othsz PulmonaIy aHsetioas- squali to
DR.. /. Wishart's Pine Cordial. We answer
1st e cures, not hy stepping cough Int bv
loessning and assisting nature To throw on Ehs
unhealthy matter collected about the throat and
I'd. Most threat and laAg remedies are COM
posed Of anOdynes, which allay the eough for
awhile bat b. their constringing oGeots, the
hbres became lhardened and the unh ealthy dujdS
eoaguluts and are retained in the system, caus-
ing disalze heYond the e0ntfOl Of olr most emil
sd-Thc Fine Tree Tar Cordial, with its as
Atsianls, are preisrahis, because they remove
the cause o. irrrtasicn OF ths mucous naembrane
and bnonchirl tubes. assist the lungs tS act and
throw on the uBhealthY searetions. and purify
too blood lhus scientifically making the cure
perfect. -...r.r -..- - :
Dr.. Wishart has an hle at his ohles hundreds
and Thousands OF Certihcates. from Men and
women OF unquegtlonabl0 Character pFhos were
Snce hoPelessly given up 20 die, but throush the
Fr0videnee Of Sod were completely restored to
clan IN attendance who can Consulted in person
or by mail free Of charge Price Of Pine Tree
Tar Corptrl SlsbO per bottle. IL per dOz. Sent
MtshArti NJ D. No. 232 North I'd Street, Pnlla
Eas p --t- "a t4t-l-al- ~ -. mayI9
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L. BRcHELR s. Bro.,' have on hand su-
perior stock of Cook, Psrlor 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. (
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REV. j. W. GoODIIN, of TIE Enghsh
Evangelical Luthern Congregation of this
city, win preach his farewell sermon on
next sabbath at 103 A. NJ, July l1th.-
He leaves this place to take charge of the
Lutheran congregation At Tihin, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-07

: No HUzBUe.2We do not wish to inform
you, reader, that DR.. Wonderful, or any
other man, has discovered q remeoy that
cures All diseases OF mind, body or estate,
and is designed to make. our sublunary
sphere blssful paradise, TO which heaven
itself shall be but a side show, but zoe do
lOiSb TO INFORM y0lS that DR.. IS10s'S
CtItG0rh Remedy has cured thousands
Of cases Of catGTrb iB is i0orst forms
and stages, and the proprietor will pay
$500 for ease of this lOathsome disease
that he cannot cure. II may be procured
by mail for sixty cents, BY addressing r.
V, Pierce, N. D., Buffalo, N. Y. For
sale by most druggists everywhere. SW2-
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CovEzLEFs.-It win be seen by our new
advertisemenis that cur friend Mr. JoHI
HERBsr, OF h1s city, has broken out in a
new place. and has large stock OF cover
lets, counterpanes, &c, (which he Is de-
teimined to dispose OF without delay. Do
not fhn 20 read Mr.. Herbst's advertise
mani
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7oREEpE % n z iearn that Jo-
So I|c|1o1lL sd koni Dumont hare
u - g.5,.fY Pta5l 1lpens ct
y 49, t74 -nn Of good nusi-
49, c|ls - irving 81 a good
N4|zor1 I VII 10y on the busi-
llr,' ~ Iae 81 . a'and, on the west side Of
the Public Square. Give them a cali
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NotIce. of.tI.o -.

THE appearance OF the Stark county
Democrat has been much improved by
the removal of its big black head and put. !.
ting Ia lis place neat and tasteful one.
It Is now In its theFty seventh year.
-AHioIlee Monitor. sae
TIE Stark county Democrat come 10
us with neat, new and sensible head. 1t
makes q remarkable improvement in the
general appearance of the paper. The
same change in the editor would make the
Democrat quite respectSble. However,
we viii not insist on that point.-[Salem
Republican.
THE Stark County Democrat makes its
appearance with new head and other i'm
provements, in entering upon its thirty
seventh volume. A. McGregor has had
control of the paper for over 21 years,
and for tsnacity to principle he has re-
ceiYed the applause of his party Wads-
worth Enterprise. 90 h..e ,ufso sfrr.-
THE Stark County Democrat comes to
rs greatly improved. MeGregor lab0rs
hard for the snccess of the Democracy In
Molly Stark, y and the right everywhere,
and he deserves a good support. t.-LSteu-.
benviile Gazette. q e. = ~.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-07

TIE Democratic Primary elections on
Saturday last, passed off quietly and har-
mOniously. Some 40 odd more votes were
polled than last year. There appeared to
be no opposition to any of the candidates.
II. Bleakley, for senator; H. Laughlin,
for Probate Judge; DR.. ]. B. Wilson and
Joseph Thompson, TOR Representatives; R.
A. Dunbar, for Sheriff; John Steel, for
Treasurer and John Bryan for Commission
er, received about the full vote polled.-
Matt Early was selected as Central Com
mitteeman; I. ]. Crane as Senatorial Del
egate. WeHkD peace Alliance Dem,
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JAMES HARsa, ESQ., We call attention to
the legal card of Mr. James Harsh, of
MassIllon- Mr.. Harsh is a gentleman of
considerable legal experience and win at
tend faithfully 70 al basiness entrusted to
him. See Mr.. Harsh,s card In this paper.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-07

l1EA CARD. Having sold my entire stock
aof Groceries &C., to Joseph Dumoulin and
Ea(S~ Dumont, | cheerfully recommend
them TO my former patrons and the public
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