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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-01-05
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TooIE, the English comedian, lately
visited fancy fair, and was called upon
by the ladies. to give an entertainment
He consented, and one room was partition
ed off to serve as a temporary theatre.
At the appointed hour Toole was about to
enter, when the lady at the door refused
to pass" him. and he was obliged to pay
a shilling to get into his own performance.
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Single Numbers OF q Review, 81. single Num-
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The tightness of the money market has
caused heavy failures in New York, the
largest of which is that of D. Edgerton &
Co, who made an assignment TO a. P. Ed
gerton, of Indiana, well known as former
Senator from the Defiance Ohio District.
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The Filth Ward sehool House

The Fifth Ward School House in Al
legheny City, caught fire on Monday eve
ming last, shortly after the scholars had
been dismissed for the day, and was burn
ed to the ground The building WAS new,
only being dedicated in August last, and
cost $64, 900. It was insured for $4l, 900.
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RADICALS recently held convention in
Muscatine, Iowa, in favor of repudiating
the county bonds issued in order to aid
the construction of certain railways.
There is no subterfuge about the matter,
but repudiatiOn, pure and simple. is Wig
orously advocated by these immaculate
uphelders Of the national honor.
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A LADY stopped boy who was trudg-
ing along with a basket, and asked
My little boy, have yOu got rOhg-
ionP
b No, mama, said the little innocent I've
got potatoes
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The Brooklyn Eagle was sold for three
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IG. WILLIARD.

County Surveyor-Ohiee in the County Recorders
Office in the Wikidal Building, where he can be
wanted can be left with Jacob Kaplinger, Esq,
County Recorder, who will give due notice to me.
The law authorizes the County Surveyor to take
the acknowledgements of any instrument Of writ
ing; he will therefore write and acknowledge
Agreements, Mortgages, Deeds, sc, at fair prices
and upon the shortest notice.
Cautofo IanuarV Il 1888
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The half breed rebels in Prince Rupsrts
land British America have issued their
Declaration of Independence. Quite a
tempest in Tea pot
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CONTENTS OF NoVEllBER NUlIBER
MUSIC.

Let all Mankind be BrOthers..Qu .QuaItette.-W. Clark
Evening Bell Quickstep......F For Piano.....E. Mack
The Snow White Blossoms. song & cho...G. Baker
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STANTON, it Is stated, prevented LIN
colin from committing suicide by jumping
in the Potomac during a despondent fit.
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sIurder Near. IIIII.born,. ohIo-

4 . = f 3
We learn that on Thursday ofIast week.
Calvin Stroup, County Recorder elect, was
shot by one Hook, of Salem Township.
and very seriously wounded 1t appears
that Mr.. Stroup went to the house of
Hook and tried to engage him to. help him
slaughter some hogs Stroup informing
him Of his business, Hook replied that he
would slaughter him." and went into his
house and brought out a-loaded shotgun.
On seeing the gun in. themau's hands
Stroup tried to escape, but before he was two
rods away; the contents of the gun were
discharged at him and struck him in the
arm and side. We learn that upward of
sixty shot were taken out of Stroup's side
and arm, and that others still remain i'm
bedded in his flesh, Hook was lodged in
jail, and he will be tried at the next term
of Court. There has been no cause assign
ed for Hook committing the crime. Mr.
Stroup is quiet, inoffensive man, kind
and obigng neighbor, and it was suppos-
ed that he did not have an enemy in the
whole country. = Hills5oro Gazette.
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Notary Public-Office northeast corner of Public
Square, Canton Ohio. He will attend to drawing
deeds, mortgages, powers OF attorney, &C. In adj
dition to the English, he also speaks the German
and French languages; he will also procure
passports for persons wishing to go to Europe.
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THE Boston Post says that the Radical
Senate rejected HoAR because he was
born and lived in New England" This is
a mistake. HoAR has only illustrated in
his person "the state of man, as Is thus
recorded in SHAKEsPEARE
To-day he puts forth
The tender leaves of hope, tomorrow byossoIns
And bears his biushing honors thick upon hfrp !
The third day comes FROST killing frost;
And-Wlen he thinks, good easy man full surelV
His greatness is a ripsning-nips his root
And then he falls.
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&c-Partieular attention given to
copying and eniarging pictures. Oval Frames
and Albums constantly on hand. Rooms in
Mathews's Block, South Market street, Canton,
Ohio. juneI3'66f
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THE less a man needs money the more
he worships it. Misers are always peo-
pie with small apPetites and no chill
dren.
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Physician and Surgeon-Ofice corner East Tusca-
rawas and Walnut streets, Winterhalter's cor
nEr, Canton, Ohio. may569tf