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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-13

An Ordinance

Relating TO the Fire Alarm and DO
nestle Telegraph Of the city Of Ghnton.
BE it ordained by the City Council of the
city of Canton,
Sec. l. That the following shall be the
rules for the operation of the fire alarm and
domestic telegraph of the city OF Canton, to
wit
First, To give an alarm of fire, strike If
teen Q5) rapid blows; then the number of
the box where given, and repeat this three
times.
Second, When a station has 3 message for
another station, the first station shall call The
station which the message is for by striking
the number of such station, and signing or
striking its oTn number and repeat the sans
SIX times. The station called shall answer
by striking twenty-five (22) and giving its
own number. The station calling shall
then strike eleven 11) and the station called
shall then strike twenty-five (22). The
station calling will then commence the mes
suge, and when the message is sent except
the signature, shall strike eighteen (lS) and
after sending the signature, shall strike
eight and when the other station has re-
ceived the signature such station shall strike
twenty-five (22.)
Third, No station shall break in or inter,
IuDl 1uOAACI SldlNOn hnHC bGuAlluS = HISS
age unless in case of a fire.
Fourth, All conversation over the line is
prohibited unless it concerns the business of
the fire department. or of the city except
ing also private business communications
but which shall, in all cases give way to the
business of the fire department or of the
city.
Sec. ,. That It shall be unlawful for any
person to give upon said fire alarm any
false alarm of fire, knowing the same to be
false, and any such person On conviction
thereof, shall pay a fine of not less than one
dollar nor more than twenty-five dollars.
Sec. 3. That it shall be unlawful for any
person Intentionally to break or cut the wire
of said alarm and telegraph unless authOri
zed to do so by the chief of the fire depart
ment, or to break, injure, or in any way i'm
pair any box, instrument, battery or appli
ance connected with or used in the working
of said fire alarm and domestic telegraph
and any such person violating the provic
IONS of this section, on conviction thereof
shall suffer and pay a fine of not less thal
double the amount Of damage lone to sue
wire, box, instrument, battery or appliance
but not to exceed In any case the sum O
fifty dollars; Provided, that the recover
and payment of such fine shall not be hel
to be any waiver on the part of the cfry @
the right TO recover the amount of sue
damage in civil action, in addition to sue
fine.
Sec. s.. That the party so convicted t
aforesaid, be imprisoned in the Jail of Star
county, Ohio, or calaboose of this city unit
the fine and costs are paid.
Sec. 6. That this ordinance take effe
and be in force from and after its passas
and publication.
WIN. II. WYANT, President.
|, Attest: JOSEPH TRoUT, Clerk.
, jarI3w3 or
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MARRIAGES.

HOUVHR-CHRISTLIEB-On the 3lst
ult., in Louisville, by George Violand, ]. p,
Mr.. jefferson Hoover and Miss Angelina
Christlieb, both of Stark county. -
VRGELE-WEIDMAN-On the 9th of
Jan, 1869 in Allegheny City. Pa, by Rev.
A Mclaughlin, Rev. Henry VGgele and
Miss Lydia n Weidman all of Stark Co.
GAGEN-KENT-At the Presbyterian
Parsonage, on the 9th inst, by Rev. L.
Buckingham, Mr.. John Gagen and Miss
Laura E. Kent, both of Alliance.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the 7th
inst, at the svme place, by the same, Mr..
Samuel Mcdonald and Miss Caroline We'll
thy, both of Louisville, Ohio.
ZERBEE-KINNEY-On January 9TH,
1869, by Rev. J. N. Bray, Mr.. Emanuel
Zerbee and Minah n, daughter of Mr.. VIM.
Kinney, all of Stark county, Ohio.
NEIDIG-BAKER-On Thursday, June
18Th, 1868, by Rev. D. n. Slusser, Mr.. N.
Neidig to Miss Title, only daughter of A. D.
Baker, Esq both of Stark county.
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METHODIST HYMN.
LONG METRE.


Am-'fOn the Beach at Long Branch"
In a church Of our city.sio lust OneeIetk sgo,
1 fell very serious, scare, knew what 10 do;
I went to offer prayers and liS;sh 10 the
preaching, =
The music VA so charming, but strange
wasithe teaching.
It's preacher is q gem, and looks so won
drous wise
Its pews and its choir MD made my spirits
rise; "
Its steeple is towering-two hundred feet
high
Sweet the sound Of its bell, which calls
sinners nigh.
In a sonorous voice its preacher then spake,
1t seemed to me sure, as though gold was at
stake;
His style was so naughty, his lips began to
culver,
AS were he on a journey on the Jordan
river.
He spaks about besn-bags, sin aud the bible,
The terrors of dancing, a hell and der tiefsl;
The men began a shouting, the ladies shook
thel heads
While this sham apostle made such terrible
threats.
He. slandcred- our press, in ~impeaching its
silence,
Abusing our School Board, in bidding it def
ance.
Coward in a castle! your talk is very loud {;
Why don't you act manly, and through
the press speak out
To hide behind bushes, viii answer not this
case --. 60 --r-cr-C
He cannot dogde the charges, of having lost
the race
Don't humbus your readers, by OBTAINING
our school
Truth will be triumphant and sustain the
Seventeenth Rule.
Such wolves in sleeps clothing had better
beware
How they tritls with lambs entrusted to
their care,
The livery of heaven should not be abused
On the person of a priest who can thus be
accused.
Be gentle and humble, as your Master taughI
you
Teach owe and tru. charity, if so you car
de-,
The church and the gospel, the State and the
nation
win adjudgs all such schemes with jus0
condemnation.
Joe Hartzell got frightened when he hsarc
this priest BALI,
For fear of losing Jobs, > and that was no
all
lie has a grudge At schster, and agains
him he spoke
In last weeks Republican" but all WAS
joke.
Josiah plays postum, to suit his ~convenienc,
And pretends to be pious, but not by expert
eRce
Good Lord and Good Devil will answer hi
notions,
Few dollars in greenbacks might warp hi
emotions.
It is sadly deploring, for our Joe and on
PRIAR,
To call one acoward, and the tother 4 liar,
But the facts of the matter would seem Il
appear
That both spake the truth, without favor 0
fear.
Ny object in writing is plain and very simple
To heal the bad feelings, and remove ever
rimple; .9 o. ns-
To tell TO Joe Hartzell, to cease being a tool
And exhort our preacher, to quit acting tn
fool.
Jan. 10, 1869.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

GEEAF DIseSYERI.-It has long been claimed
that five knew IT, there would be an herb, or a
combustion Of herbs, roots and bArks that would
cure all the ills human neAh is heir to. DR.. hish-
Ter, with = few Of has professional friends. have
kept this idea constantly in view. and iatored ear
nestlY and perseveringly for years to dud this most
desirable treasure. Though they have not foAad
an instant cure for. all complaints, they have never
theless dikcobered = remedy. which, as yet, has
never failed in curing Chills and Fever, Dyspepsia.
and all diseases arising nom any impurity OF the
blood or disarrangement OF the digestive organs.
including Liver Complaint, Coughs, Colds, Sick
Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness, General Debil-
ityand all affections OF the Kidneys and Urinary
organs.
This great discovery, in honor OF the indefatiEa
Bile LAHORE OF DIR. b.. AiShler IS called Aishler'a
he RI Aitters, and wherever introduced takes the
place OF Quinlne and the host OF other remSdies
used heretofors for the complaints mentioned above
Sold by an Druggists snd Ganeral DealerS. z
Prepared solely by DR.. 8. B 4 CO.,
| Ruceesaora 70 DIR B MISHLRR, LAneaAter, Penha.
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CRIMES or TEE QYL War, AND CURSE
OF THE FUNDING system; BY Henry Clay
Dean. w. T. Smithson, publisher, Balti-
more. We have before US, and should
have noticed heretofore, the late standard
volume entitled as above. We have not,
however, the time or space to devote TO
anything like a just criticism of this great
mork, but must confinc our remarks to a
were mention of its character and aim,
which are of the highest order. 1t is q
work of deep thought philosophical di-
gest of the wrongs that have been commit
ted against liberty and the American people
by the d~espOtIsln established in late years.
Henry Clay Dean has left for posterity, in
the pages of this book, = monument to the
power and scope of his wonderful intellect,
and a record of his la5orious, earnest and
pure patriotism. 1t is a work winch should,
and will, occupy a place in every public and
private library IN the land, if not upon the
table of every patriotic and intelligent citi-
zen. There are SIP pages, well bound
Price, So. If
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-13
MARKETS.

~ NEW YORK MARKET-Jan. 9.
COTToN-FuIly &c better; middling up
lands 29c. .
FLOUR-Clossd dull and lower.
WHEAT-Very dull and in the buyersfA
vor.
RYE@Closed nominal. 81
q. OATS Quiet and firm; 1916 in store and
77ic afioat for western ,Titg-
CORN-Fairly active and firm at 9laS6C
for new, and ! 07at % for old western II
store and ahoat. 1870
PORK-Very dull and heavy; sellers OF
mess for forward delivery at S29 so, with
BUYERS at $40. lH-.. .f'A Et ia" u
REEF-Quiet and GoE
CUT MEATS-Vt yam, with fair de
mand.
BACON+Holders are Insisting upon full
BARD-Firm at I9a19sc for fair to prim
| steam. M IT. KEINTf L Go
EGGS--Dun- AT SSa85c.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-13

'STocK HoLDERAs MEETING, Tho regular
yearly meeting of the stockholders of L.
Ball s Co held ltssessiou at Pittsburgh, on
Monday, the 4th inst. The rasulIs of the
past years business was to he eSnvasscd.-
The attendance was large. A dividend OF
thirty-three per cent. was declared, which
indicates tina theaeompsnys Affairs are in
an eminently healthy condiIoa. The old
board of officers were reelected TO serve du-
ring the ensuing year, As follows: Presi-
dent Ephraim Ball, Canton, o. Vice Pres
ident Isaac Jones Pittsburgh, Pa Treas
ursr, Thomas FAweett, Pittsburgh, Pa;
ActuAry. Jesse Durbin, Canton, o..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-13

Persons in need of the services of an ex-
perienced Dentist should not fail to consult
DIR. 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 ayailed them
selves of his services. The varied expert
ences of SO many years practice, insure to
persons entrusting 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
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-13

Destructive FIRE.-The Sharon Cheese
FsctOFy, Of Sharon, Medina county, was
burned 10 the ground, on the night of the
sth inst The nre~was first discovered about
l0-o'eiock P. BIs and in less than an hour,
the whole building was in sshes. There
was a large amount of movable property
inside, none of which it was possible to
save. The building was so by 30 feet, one
section two stories high, and thoroughly
stocked with al of the latest conveniences
for making cheese. The total cost of prop
erty destroyed was about $4,000, insured
for 81, 600. The property belonged TO G.
O.. Crane, the. proprietor Of the T1MEs; and
the fire was undoubtedly the work of an
incendiary.-AKRoS TINES.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-13

Has Nature an antidote for acquired dis
easesl The "Plap..tian BitterS prepared
by DIR. Drake, of New YORK, have no doubt
benefited and cured more pc sons of Dys
persia, Nervousness, Sour Stomach, Loss
Of Appetite, Sinking Weakness, General
Debility, and Mental Dependency, than
any other article in existence. They are
composed of the purest roSts and herbs,
carefully prepared. To be takea as 4 tonic
and gentle stimulant. They are adopted to
any age or condition OF life, and are eXten
siVely popular with mothers and persons of
.sedentary habits.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-13

In ARREARs,-Some of our friends are in
arrears with US on subscription, and we
would remind them we want WHEAT, Corn,
MEAT, Coal, MONEY, sc. &c, with which to
pay paper bills, and hands, and to live.
The junior is preparing to call around on
all who do not respond otherwise. If
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-13

AT an election held by Mannheim Lodge
No. 4OS, l.. o.. o. F., of this city, the fol-
lowing officers we've elected for the next
term: Daniel Parr, N. G.; Joseph Karp,
" G.; Henry Kehr, Recording Secretary ;
Adam Thorn, Treasurer; Wm. Hassoldt,
Henry Bergman and John SchHeider, Trus-
feps.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-13

Tue Alliance MONITOR has been much
enlarged, besides being dressed in new
type. Ms. NJ. Mcclellan Brown assumes
the chair editorial. She states that she has,
for some time past, had control Of the col
umas of the MONITOR.
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IFor the I

A Coon ScuooL.-Tho pupils of The
Plain Township Center School solved 1854
examples in Arithmetic during last week
Give days. without employing The time Of
their other studies. What common school
with an enrolment Of fifty one pupils will
exceed this4 PLAIN.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-13

FL . .A-| 81 ."HHH
SSAKIBus REvIvIBUs Many of our read
ers will remember the excitement last win
ter about a girl of ibis place, named Anna
Brown. who Il was said had a live snake in
her stomach, which periodically made its
Appearance to the astonishmsnt and con
sternaiion of those present. She was I'M
der the treatment Of several doctors Of this
place-Homeopaihs and Allopahs7but
neither sugar powders nor heroic doses sue
ceeded in forcing the snake from his "po-
SSH When the doctors Withdrew from
the contest, thesnake retired to his quarters
and became quieseent The girl left town,
and the excitement gradually subsidized.
But inquiries have since been frequently
made as.to her Whereabouts and the fate O
the snake. We are happy to inform tn
curious that We have heard Of her. 1t aP
pears she went from here to Pennsylvania
and while there the ''anauile' again com
menced his pranks, Eve suppose it IS
snake The doctors in attendance weT
non-plussed, and concluded TO send her {
a Philadelphia hospital, where she is mo-
under treatment. Whether the medical fa'
NY Of that fountain head OF medical lol
.ll viii be able No anravel this mysterious cas-
ia vet 20 be decided. At last accounts, Il
performances of the snake were the excit
meht Of the city.
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Council Proceedings.


MONDAY EVENING, Jan. II, 1869.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
President wyant in the chair. Present
all hut Mr.. Sa1ton.
Minutes read, corrected and approved.
WATER WORKS EEPoEr.
Mr.. Schafer presented and read a report
of Engineer PIIlsbury to the Committee on
Water Works, which was accepted and or
dared to be filed.
Ian PRESENTED AMI ALLOWED.
]. Durbin & Co., for sundries, $50 So
II. B. Fogle, lighting and extinguish-
ing gas lanterns on Square, Ss0
F. w. Hack, setting glass, 40
Correll Il Son, glass and putty, l OF
Schilling & Herbruck, stove, % 90
JEFF. Rank, lumber, 63 81
]. G. Willard, surveying, y 90
Engineer Pillsbury, months pay, 200 90
T. w. Saxton &Co., pub. ordinance, 9 so
George Rank, lumber, II "a
Jacob Keplinger, recording plats, &c, 81 90
Mrs, Bruch, stable rent, % 90
E. D.. Ely, boarding, 7s 90
The clnim CS92 OO) of the Gas Company
for sinking main pipe where excavations
have been made, was referred to COMMITTEES
on CLAIMS.
ORDINANCES.
Bn ordinance for the assessment of prop
e~rty-holdsrs on Walnut street extension, was
read the first time.
An ordinance relating to the fire alarm
and domestic telegraph, was three lines
read and passed.
PROPOSITIONS AGREED TO.
By Mr.. Lindenan-That suitable blank
cts be purchased for city horses.
By Mr.. Miller-TAat the city teamster
exercise the city hors,s more frequently by
hitching them in the wagon and driving
them, so that in case of fire they will read
lily move along with the engine
by Mr.. Schefer-That Mr.. Anderson x
anime the clapper of the fire alarm bell on
the engine house, as it is supposed to be de-
fective.
By the same That a fence be construct
ell around the city scales.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-13

NothIpq II more dssirabIe-tO such patients than
Soltuae, and nothing they more drsad for Fear Of
Themselyes mo RePoseS Of AanAek.. hSD- nest +
pess. ne Specula tion. bot q horri6H Transit from
one question to anOtker.
TbeSe symptoms, II allie wed to 90
this Medicine inviriahly removea--0On follow
Ioss IF Power. FatuiIy, ard Epils ptic Fills, in one
on winch the patient may expire,
During the superiniendence Of nr- Wilson at the
BloominIdale Asylum thus sad result o cured to
two PATIENTS : rrRson had fur a time left h0m, and
both died Of epilepsy. They vera both sexes. and
about twenty years ef age
w no can say that these excuses ore not ~frsquen-
V follow BY these direful diseases Insanity and
Consumption , The records Of lie Insane Asy-
Inns. and the melancholy deaths by Cor SUMPTION,
Gear ample witness to the truth ofthe truth Of these
assertions In Luuatick Asylum the most. melan-
choly txhibitioners. The coun.cuance is actually
aod Den and duite doSt tute- ndithsr htith or Gri ef
ever visits iL, Shousd q sound OF the voice occur,
il Is rarely srticnlate.
Low surlen sounds their grie beguIled, :"
Whilst we rrgTet the. e~Xistanse OF the above
disease and symDtomS. we are prepared to oder
an invaluable gait Of chemistry fyr the remoAal Of
The consequence, HelmbOld's Highly ConcsAtrAt-
ed Fluid Extract Of . uchu, There is no tonic like
il II is an anchor Of hope to the surgeon and pa.
dent. and this Is the testimony OF all who have
used. or prescribed 1t.
edSoII BY Druggists and Dealers everywhere. Price
81, rs per bottle, or six bottles fer $3.50. Delivered
to any address Describe symptoms in all cOnlmu-
Address H.. 7, HKLMBoLD,
Drug aud Chemical Warehouse,
h94 Broadway, New YSrk.
None are Genuine unless done up in steel sngra'
Vsd wrrDDer, with fac simile OF nv Chemica' Ware
house, and siEaed L T. HRLABOLD.
| DAc0'GS2m
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-13

GATED THE CLEMAx-''Barrett, . in the
introduction of his splendid Hair ReStora~
tive and Dressing, now becoming widely
known and approved.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-13

THR hands employed at the Knife Works
lately presented the prOprietOrs Messrs Bal
lard, Fast &Co. with a magnificent time piece
for the office.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-13

TRASsFERs OF Real EsTATE.-A. Wales
to James Harsh, lot 100 in Nassillon, ST.
$50.
II II Myers to David Smith, iOtih Can
ton, 1900,
VIM Z Oberlin to John Snyder, lot in
Tuscarawas Up, 100.
Adam Lindaman 20 Dewalt Smith, South
half of lot l4S in Canton, 100.
John MRrlay tn JOhn hoseman, lot OF
West Massillon, 200.
+ d Fast to ] T Pitney, lot in Minerva,
$50.
William S,ah. to Christian s,ahl, lot in
Rochester, 100.
s Bloch 10 John c Packer, lot 1876 in Tee
ter's udd to Alliance, 1000. -
Keith & Schott to Charles Duncise, trac'
tional lot In Canton, 10 rlf hs
J Baxter Upham. trustee, to Clement
Russell, lot 76 Massillon, 200.
John Jacobs to Hugh ID Brown, s acres II
Bethlehem Up, 1900.
Abraham Miller TO William Fisher, ;
acres in Nimishilen tp, 125.
L L Lambon TO Margaret LozIer, lot 8
in Alliance, $50
l. Lamborn to Mariah Lamborn, lot 3
in Alliance, 27S.
] Baxter Upham 20 Peter G. Albright
. lot in Massillon, $50.
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SALE.

Joseph England vs.. Geo. w. Woodward.
BY virtue o. a Vsndi SxpOnHs is
susd from the court OF common pleas OF
Stark county, Ohio, and TO me directed
IWilIofer for sale Atpublic cutlery at The
door of the. court house lHarter's block
in the clay of OSnton' on
Saturday, the Both day of January,
1889,
the following described rsaT estate situate
i'm said county, TO wit; Lot1numher l5S
in e. TeetSrsB addition to the town OF
ALLIANCES. -. $500
Sale to commence ut one O'Clock P. NJ
Terms cash.
dec8Ow5 R. A. DUNBAR, Sheriff.
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FvRLANDMARKRT-san. o.

FLOUR-Quiet and steady.
WHEAT-Ao / red winter at $50 sales
Nc . at 81 50. -
CORN-Held at 74c.
OATS-Hcld at CSC.
B6RLEY-No 1 Canada held at % O5 ;
No l State 81 70.
PETROLEUA-Firm demand; good re-
fined in round lots held at 2Sa29ci trade lots
at 30a31c.
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gotal
wEDNEsDAY,##a:JANUARYl IA

We understand thai Woods Ainstrels, Of
Cincinnati, win perform in our city before
long. They are a frst-class trouDr.
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COST! Cosr!-Keplinger & Shane are
selling the celebrated Sauser s. Waggoner
Shoes for women and children at Cost.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-13

ITO CONSUMPTIYES.-THR ADVERTISER,
III having been restored to health in = few weeks
by a very smpls remedy, after having suffered foE
several years with = severe lang Affection, and that
dread disease ConsImphon-s anxious to make
known TO his fellOW-suherers the means of cure.
prescription used (rse OF eharge) with the diree-
lions for preparing and using the 'Smgs which they
will ind y EuEE CURE for CONSUMPTION, AHrHAA,
BEoHoHrrs, CoUaEs, CeLDs, and all Throat and Lung
Affections. The only object OF the advertiser :
sending the Prescription il to benefit the anicteN
and spssAd Information which he conceiyeato bella
valuable, and he hopes every sufferer win try kiA
remedy, as it VII cost them nothing. and may prove
= blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, TEKE, byrerlrz
Rev. EDWARDA- WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings Co., New Yark.
mays7'oIyIKmD
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-13

MAGNOLIA WATER is = delighttultoilet
article-superiOr to Cologne and at half the
l9tf.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-13

Extra Democrats may be procured IN
the Book store, where ali business pertain
ing to the printing Office is transacted. If
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-13

Atwood Blankets very cheap at Keplng-
or & Shanes. Call and see them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-13

LADY's under wear at cost, at Keplinger
& Shane's.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-13

THEKK was an election of officers for our
County Agricultural Society last Saturday.
A. c. Tonner, Of Canton. was elected Pres
ident I; ]. @. Keith, Of Canton, Vice Presi-
dent Samuel Rrdsr, T~uscaraUas, R. R.
Porter, Lawrence, S. S. Geib, Lake, Geo.
ID. HArter, Canton, are the Directors elected.
We have no fault 10 md with selections
mAIe, hut think the country members OF
the society who contribute moreLthan the
city toward The support and maintenance OF
our fairs, should have had proper notice OF
the election, that they might at, least have
lad an opportunity of exercising th~eirchoicC
OF Officers. But three days uotfce wa Civ
en- of the election, and that only in one pa
per. For the interest of the society, We
trust the officers in future viii be more
thoughtful. - '