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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-20
BY TELEc GRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
Exclusively to the lntelll gencer.

(By tho Western Union Line.
once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe bts)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-20

The monitor Mohapac, will be ready
for sea to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-20

fuE RECENT VoTE IN VIRGINIA.
The full vote for Governor at the late ell
eCIion has not been received from every
county as yet, and the official returns re-
ceiVed at Richmond will not ba opened
until the 1et Of January, but the Rhig says
that the following may be accepted as q
psoximate statement Of the result based
upon official reports of the vote for
Governor in large majority oI tho coun.
ties, and the vote for Attorney General IL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-20

DOVER, N. a, Nov. 1S.-Hon. John P,
Hale died at Q O'clock this evening.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-11-20

hearts he will marry. Both want him, and
it seems that both do, or did love him
tenderly. One of the girls has now a suit
pendingLfor a year or more at court against
him. She had him re-arrested before ESQ,
Slanker of Canton last Tuesday.
Some of our young chap tri ed to
smoke out a couple of lovers in east Lou
~isville, on last Saturday night. They
crawled on the roof of the house. and filed
the chimney with straw, Gaping 1t with
a board. The old lady, proprietor of the
premises may, perhaps smoke the young
sters to their hearts contentl
Three young men, two Devaux ana
Danny Meese, residing II the neighbor-
hood, had a .~lestle" fight, in louisville,
the other day. So the tive frat acknowl-
edged the com before the Mayor, and paid
their fines and costs. But Danny is not
so timber to officers of the law. He want
ed a trial to prove he had only acted in
selfdefense. A trial he got on last Mon
day and the testimony proved damaging.
He was invited to pay a fine and cost
amounting to eighteen dollars and ninety
i've cents, which he did, somewhat reluct-
aHtly, the calaboose staring him IN the
face He has since fled an affidavit be-
fore Mayor Shields of Canton against the
two Devaux for assault and battery. Trial
set as per ~recognlzAnce for Thursday, Doth
inst.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-11-20
Readinp c,roIa..

Now that the long evenings have come
we would suggest that small reading cir
clOs of four, six, or a dozen persons be
formed in the different parts of the town,
and in ~neighborhoods in the surrounding
country. Two or more evenings of the
week might thus be spent in a pleasant
and profitable manner. Some standard
authors may be selected, such as Shake
spear. Gibbon, Hume, Macauley, Pres
colt. Irving, Longfellow, Holland, Scott &c.
A good dictionary should always be on
hand for reference to the pronunciation
and the meaning of every word concern
ing which any one may have a doubt.
These circles are common at the east, and
in some of the European countries, and
have been found of great service IN Guilt
waiting q taste for reading and acquiring a
knowledge of standard works in history,
science and literature.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-11-20
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-11-20

7FHE Amateur, Gymnsstio and Variety
entertainment at the Opsra House on the
I8thinst,j under the management Of Har-
ny ChaHY, were CRESTED witha full house.
The perkormeEs consisted entirely of home
talent andaeqaitted themselves very cred
-itab1y-an TACT equally IS well as many
professionals. The "Live Ingin," with
Anderson, ChEfY, Pirro4g and Qhliger as
the characters, was we'll played and pro-
voked q great deal of laughter the Hori-
zontal Bar aets of Chafy Gender andJay
were frst-elass and equally as good AZ
professionals the performance on the bar
by Master Zimerman. aged 6 years, was
truly wonderful. TAs prize double songs
and dances by Messrs. Betz and Longa-
bangh, and Mohn and Ohlger were very
veil Done and both showed good talent.
The Butch s~pecislties Of Msssrs. PiFropg
and Killiaa were we'll rendel ed andshoWed
good study. The essences of Masters
John 4 Will sYogelgesang were well done
and brought brth applause Ed Hard
wick as q rloggist, and Addy Boze as a
pggist-weTe both good. The performance
was closed BY q lapghabls farce By Pirrong
and killian. The whole performance wac
well rendered and we hope at no distant
day the boys will give Us another turn out.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-11-20
Bevond The hEt..i.ainn3l

Thousands have already gone, and
thousands more are turning their eyes to-
ward new homes in the fertile West To
those going to Missouri, Kansas, Nebras-
ka, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Nevada,
Oregon or California, We recommend a
cheap, safe, quick and direct route, uiG
st. Louis, over the Missouri Pacific Rail
road, which runs its fine Day Coaches and
Pullman Sleepers from st. Louis to prin-
cipal points in the West, WITHOUT change.
We aat the Missouri Pacific Rail
ROAD 2 81 track and the finest and
safest eq If any line west OF the
MlssIssit. ~, 4tals connections with roads
iurtner W est ne prompt & reliable. The
Texas connection OF tins road is now COM
pleted. and passengers are offered a first
class, all rail route from st. Louis to Texas,
MA SedahG, or oYer the Atlantic & Pacific
R.. R., MA VInito. For maps, time tables,
information as to rates, routes, &C., we re-
fer our readers to s h. Thompson, Eastern
Passenger Agent, Columbus, Ohio, or E.
a. Ford. General Passenger Agent, st.
Louis, No. Questions IglA Be .eaeerfitHy
and promptly answered. 81 1y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-11-20
Tha Court oR Common P1aas.

The middle of the second week of court
has passed and only the fourth jury trial
on the second trial docket is in progress.
In the first me ufong VS.. The Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
Company, the jury rendered a verdict in
favor of the plaintiff for $500. In Bing-
hams administrator VS.. the same defend
ant, the jury disagreed and were dis
charged. This action it will be remem-
bered grew out of the blowing in of the
gable of the station house at Massillon in
1859 or 1870. On the first trial 1t was
simply an enquiry eff damages which
were assessed at $1,000. The defendant
took a second trial and made q vigorous
defense With the result above stalled
Vallele VS.. the same defendant is, was
given to thej jury Tuesday andthey brought
in a verdict of $500. This was an action
brought against the defendant by the
plaintiff, administrator, for forcibly eject
ing him from the cara of the defendant
between Alliance and Canton, by which
he was injured and died. The fourth
jury case, Bryan VS.. Machamer, Is on
trial.
A considerable amount of miscellane-
Gus business has been transacted during
the week past, and the prospect is that
Court will run into January. Among the
judgments rendered are the following:
iudg. for plf. $269.4o, ]. Yengiing :. D.
Derendinger-judg. for plf $57l62-
Same plff. v. same diff, and others-judg.
for plf. $126.25. c. Aultman v. G. II.
Buckius-judg. for plf, $692,49. H.
Greiner & Son v. S. Dunn, ct. al.-judg.
for plf. $SO3 IS. S Meyer v. J. Carnes-
judg. for plf. $f56.25. Mishler V. Stripe
decree against diff and order TO sell. ].
Lahm ". j.. Carnes-judg for plf. $l56.
w. Barber ct. al. v. r. D. Kuhn-judg.
for plff. $4l3.30.
A second assignment of the docket has
been made, putting the end far in the fu-
ture.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-11-20

The many varieties and Brandsof ROas-
ted Coffee to which the attention of con-
sumers il constantly directed claim a SUI
~periority, mostly arisingfrom the &dmix-
ture of some substance foreign to coffee, or
by some new roasting process. There Is
nothing that detracts from the parity and
flavor of Roasted Coffee, 80 much as in be-
ing interfered with by means Of steam
p0Sty or other substances, applied either
during roasting or afterWard. The only
desirable coffee is that which is roasted in
the good old fashioned way of grand
mothers, adding only Improved machinery,
S. Ewart & Co, the Leading Grocery House
of Pittsburgh make -a4speciality Of choice
Roasted Coffee, offsredto the consumer in
its native purity. 1t ianot polished with
steam, glazed or creased to disguise the
quality of the berry. its bright rich ap-
pearance is the natural result of uniform
roasting, Of ckOice, thoroughly sound RIO
Coffee, Rest assured that one trial will
make this brand fsg all time to come a
household word, and will demonstFate its
superiorItyloVsr all other brandsJ Many
Of our retailers are now akingaa leader
of it DapnamlleF q Sons Wholesale
Grocers, sell it at PIttsbprgh prices from
whom the Retail Grocers can always get
q supply, freshly roasted, Satisfaction
guaranteed'or goods returned 2lw4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-11-20

NoEDAI Evs Nov. II, lszS.
Council met. Present. Mesars. EtaHer
Bechel, cobaneh, Cook. Schlebapgh. Mn
utes Of previous mating were read and APP
proved. Mr., Cobangh stated gas company
WiShed to receive several gas meteors from
the posts into ceilHFs convenient thereto
lost. 1SSaa
On motion Of Mr.. Cook tbe sltT veil on
South Market street below the rail road
was to be putin better ahaps as the top
was too low. n,
The question to lay q street crossing on
10th street, near depot, was land on the
table. The police asked 4 street lamp
nsar the cstabeoss door and alPo . coal
house for the same-grzntsd.
The bids for doing city printing we're
opeaedz Hartzen & Saxton bidding so
cents a square for publishing. ordinances
in the Rep, and Rep. NossgToVs, in City
Herald, 36eents per square. A. Me9rS-
gor & Son, in Stark Co. Democrat offered
to publish the ordinances FREE OF CHARGE.
On notion the whole matter was referred
to = SPECIAL gommittee-Messrs. Bechel,
CobauRh and Cook,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-11-20
Farmers' C1ubs.

The long evenings of winter are with
US and it Is worth while to think about
having q good Farmers Club in every
neighborhOod of farmers. If young men,
as well as some who are not very young,
would spend one evening each week at q
meeting Of farmers, and take part in talk
ing ever farming matters, it would be far
better for them han spending every even
ing of the week with the 10. fsrs at the
nearest village store. -
Farmers Clubs can be made interesting
as well as profitable. The exercises can
be varied to suit the desires of those who
belong to the club. There can be essays,
discussions and conversations on agricul-
tural and other matters. We recommend
that the ladies be induced to become
members of these clubs and help carry
them on. Their countenance and support
would be valuable. Every editor Of the
local paper would publish reports, if not
made too long, with pleasure. Far
mers' Clubs should be started without un-
necessary formahty. Neither constitutions
nor bylaws are needed. Elect a Prssi-
dent and a Secretary, and then go to
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-11-20

FROM the Turf, Field & Farm" we
learn that ]. Kitzmiller & Sons, of our
town, recently purchased at Lexington,
Kentucky, the fast trotting stallion
"Hylas," for $4,000. This colt as q
four year old, this season, made a public
record of 2:36 on a half mile track, and
trotted in 2:32 private. Considering the
age and speed he is considered a cheap
horse and probably would have sold for a
much larger figure before the late money
panic. Hylas was sired by Alcalde by
Mambrino Chief, let dam Santa Maria by
Alexanders Pilot jr, End dam Robuck,
Bird dam Sumpter, 4th dam Stakeholder,
9Th dam Bryants Diomede, 9Th dam Bay
Messenger. Kitzmiller & Sons also pur-
chased four well bred trotting fllies. This
is q move in the right direction. Our
friends j. KitzmIller & Sons are good
horsemen and our people will appreciate
their fine selection of stock.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-11-20
PROSPECTUS.
THE SU N.
Weekly, W s. Daily.


THE WEEKLY SUN ia too widely known to re.
Il qUire any extended recon mendation but the
reasons which have already given it fifty thou
it many thousands more, are briefly as follows
It is 2 Grst.rate newspaper. All the news Of the
tant, at full length when OF moment, and always
presented in q clear, tnteligihle, and interesting
ing and instructive reading Of every kind, bal
containing nothing that can offend the most del
fcate and scrupulous taste.
1t is a first rate story paper. The best tales
and romanees Of current literature are carefully
selected and legtbly priutad In Its pages,
It's & ffst-rAte agrioultural paper. The most
fresh and instructive articles on Agricultural top
los regularly appear In this department.
It is an independent political paper, belonging
to no party and wearing no collar. Il fights fI
principle, and for theieIection OF the best men to
office. Il respectfully dsyotes its energies to the
exposure OF the great ~corruptions that nov weak
en- and disgrace our eouHtry, and threat0n 70 un-
has 20 fear Of knayes, and asks no faEors from
Il reports he fashions for the ladies and The
kels, to which itPays PaFticnlAr attsntion,
Finally. it IL the cheapest paper pebIished, One
Is not nSeessary 20 Eet up clue Ia ~ordertohave
THE WEEKLY SUN this rate, Any one who
sepdsA aipg4o dollar WtlgSt the papSFfor ayear.
THE WEEKLY sgN.-EigAt Rsgss afsy-
from this rate,
TIL 9EMI=WEEKLY SUN.-Same size
As the Daily sun; S2.0O year. A discount Of
20 per cent 70 clubs Of 1Q or oyer.-
newspaper of txenty-eight columns. Daily CIR
culation over All the news for . cts.
Subscription price 90 cents a month, or $500 a
year. To clubs OF 10 or over, = discount Of 30
EddSssa. ..THE SUM-" New York city.
nOV13 'T3w6
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-11-20
FOREIGN NEWS

MADRID, November 1S.-The Spanish
cabinet are unanimously in favor of the
satisfactory and honorable settlement o.
the Virginius difficulty, but regard the
maintenance of the integrity Of Spanish
territory essential.
HAVANA, November 10. -Of the
members of the crew of the VirginIus not
shot at Santiago de Cuba, four were con-
demned to the chain gang for life, three to
eight years imprisonment, eight to four
years imprisonment, and three were set
at liberty. The steamer Virginius arrived
here this afternoon. She entered the
harbor with the Spanish colors at her
masthead.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-11-20
BILLS ALLOWED.

The Clerk was ordered to have the &C.
count for paving the sidewalk of Sol. Civ
Ter ($71) on the tax duplicate also that of
Geo. Clark, $50 %.
Mr., SchlebAugh moved the Board Of
Health be requested to rescind their order
forbiddiug hogs to be kept within the city
limits after January LIST, l874-carried
n~nanimously.
Mr.. John RabeT, on behalf of the Stats
ZsihIng, requested the Council to author.
ize the publication of ordinances in SAID
paper. He claimed there was 3 city or
dinancs to that sfect-deierred to look up
said ordinance.
On motion the city Clerk was author
lied to procure witnesses in the various
damage suits now pending against the
city. Adjourned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-11-20

MEssRs RoTHAKER & MIDDAY have
bought the grocery establishment Of Geo.
Fessler. These gentlemen viii prove wor-
thy successors Of Mr. Fessler. Mr.. Roth
aker for three years prior to lsst spring
was rmine host of The American and Mr..
Midday has been connected with the
wholesale grocery establishment of Mr.. c.
Bieehele. Mr.. Fessler will surrender
about the first of nexl month and viii
busy himself with ssttiIpg mp preparatory
% taking charge Of the county Treasury
next SspCsmbsr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-11-20

OK Thursday afternoon o fast week the
soap factory team of Joseph Biechele took
fright and ran away on Cherry st. near the
depot and demolished a fire plug. The
team was 500 brought to a halt without
doing any other serious damage. The de-
molition Of the fire plug allowed an escape
water had TO be turned of. thus depriving
OuE boiler IF ITS water supply when we
weeks issue of the Democrat. A,little diff
ferent arrangement might prevent the ne
cessity of thus shutting people off from
their water supply.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-11-20

KILLED.-After dark en- Wednesday Of
last week Ernest Wilhelm,a young man OF
20 & son Of Charles Wilhelm of the Ayer
mill, unfortunately came to his death by
a kick from one of The horses of his team.
He was IN the employ Of Edward RUhrer,
residing near q mile from toWnRnd was
engaged in hauling sand. He had been
putting the horses away and remaining
away longer than usual, Mr.. Rohrer and
another hired maD-Bent out to the barn
and found HIM dead. He was lying be-
hind the horses and from-the marks on his
head and body it was evident he was kali
ed by kicks from one of the horses. He
was probably killed instantly.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-11-20
Examination of Teaohara.

CPECIAL Examinations. Of Teachers will be
- hsld b tbs usard5of EzLAinars as folio.s:
At Massillon, on Saturday, March 18th At ALI
auo0, en- Saturday, April 18th, 1873 Regular ex-
day Of each month. All examinations con-.
msnee at o'clock a. m. Ne applicants admitted
after - O'Clock -
where the applicant has not ct The b sinniDE of
the examination, Med WITH the Clerk Of lie
BOARD 9 certificate 6fgoOd mnlAl character nom
Gounk verify aud ~Tsspansihle person BY order
d IT, BSaEd. pANL HoRLRY, CLERK.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-11-20

NAvARRE. Mr.. a. w. Chapman is
paymaster at Navarro of the w. & 4. R.
R. and paid the hands last Monday with
currency. That is business that does not
check work.
Nj. G. Winter, the miller, made an as
signment a few days ago, J. E. Mentzer
being the assignee. Mr.. Mentzer's bond
was $4,000.
So me of the railroad boys have been
having a bit of a time this week. Such
things occur mostly after "pay day
With most of them 1t is a quick
mode of getting rid of the "pay." 1t sure
ly cannOt be on the principle of "easy
come, easy go"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-11-20

TIE NassiIion 1insTieom Of this seek
tells Of efeur Little kcga q Canton VINO
stole from homeSlaeE 6nndEy and Wsntto
Massillon. They had hard. OF ths beeu-
'tjeso Section Eight ahd mantedto see
for themVsize HEHAht-apd came,
but while there, the coed little boys got
hungry and sntered ! house onG MiA St.
and asked the good lady for supper which
B -kiadly gave thpm. The AWeTean
says "And the way theF went foFi saRa.
age. and coffee, aud samoa, and butter, and
bread was interesting to the eehofder,
Phey must. have enjoyed their msal,-We
have enjoyed many at the same place, but
pRasr ordinAry circumstance ss
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-11-20
.. 3, Knnkel,s Ritter Wiue oe 1ron.

Has neEsE hROn knoEn to fan in the cure Of
weakness, attended, Vith SYmptQms, tndisPosi-
tion . s1eriSn. loss o. mS96rY, 6lfAcplt Of
breathing, general weakness, HORROR OF dfSeRse
weak, nervous trembling dreadful horror Of
death, night gTeats, cold feeLWeAkness, dimnesi
musoulaF sYstem, enermops 0ppetita, With dys.
pepto system, hot hands, flushing Of the body,
dPynesS OF the skin, palad .eo~pntsuencS Add
eEnptiOnS on the lace, phyitytnR tAe bloedsaP aip
In the back. heaytness o. TIE eye lds, nsqnspi
nv sufnsion andaSss Of sight wans 81 astOltson
etc. These symptOmB eli arise from . weakness,
and 20 remedy that use +. KankePs Bitter
wine Of IRON u never falls. ThouDa1ds ere
nov enjoying beefth Whe have used. H. Get the
genuine. seldSRH IN : Pqtbega Take OILY E.
F. KpnkePs. Depot and otdeeI 10, "a Hortn
Ask for KunkPr6 Bitter Vim Fl Iron. This
truly valuable tonic has been so thoroughly t0s-
ted by all classes Of the community that itiS now
deemed Indispensable - 3 TpRie medieine. It
costs but little, puriiss the bio0d and gives zone
to the etomGch, EenoSatos the system and pros
now only ask sriEi OF this valuable tonic.
Price 81 per bottle AF. SOle Pro
pretor, No $50 North Ninth street, below Vine
Philadelph1ns IA 1l.4 A4@tA - eA- = p
Ask for Kunksl'z Bitter wine 81 TSqp, end take
no other. a-a@Fe go - s----ll- = ID
It is sold only In 81 bottles, with . photograph
Of he proPyteSor on cash wrapper, Al other is
Kunkels Rittsr Wine Of lion, 4s putup Snlyih
one dollar bottles, and has 4 yellow wrapper,
nicely, pnt onCthd outHtdes VIA the psOpT4StOgs
photograph. On tie wrapper Of eech bowls. Al
and you will algays be aire Of the genains aSa-
Gle. Sold in Canton BY c. J. Geiger, J. Durham,
Cool 4 Aawk' q. nye, H,Bf Foye hys-
april II VI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-11-20

! KILLED.-Adam McFarren, a farmer
living in Sugarcreek township, this Coun-
ty, was killed by jumping off a tram on
the Tuscarawas Valley road on Friday eve.
last. His body was found Saturday
morning near the Navarro and Mt. Eaton
road, he jumping off while the train was
in motion. His head was crushed IN by
coming in contact with a Tie. HIS age
wal about % and he leaves a wife and one
child to mourn his loss. He had told his
wife in the morning that he would Jump
and abe advised him against it 1t seems
the neighbors have been in the habit Of
Jumping there rather han to walk two
miles or 30 from Navarro Station.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-11-20
MARRIED.

KILE-PALMER-On the 18th inst. at the Re
form parsonage, by Rev. P. Herbruck, Mr. Josial
Kite and Miss Lydia Palmer
T. LANTZER-BACHTEL-On the % of Octobsr
by Rev. D. NJ Nartsnsf ~ Isrssl +. LAntzer and
Miss AlicO G. BaehteA w ~ -
LUTZ-SNYDER-On the s0th of Oct, by the
same, Mr. Jacob @. Lutz and Miss Lydia E
Snyder. - p F~F "a
tLUTZ-BROUCHER on Nov. 9Th, by the
same, Charles Lutz and Miss Louisa Br0ucher.
KARRER%SMITH-On the same day, by the
same, Henry Karrer and Mrs. SaVilla Smith.
GOTCHEL-LANTZER-On Nov. 9Th, by the
same, Mr.. Henry s. Gotchsl and Miss Susan O
Lantzer.
WILL1AMS-THOMAS- On the 18th inst, in
Canton, by E M Grimes, J. p Mr. Fhona8 8.
Williams and Miss Anna Thomas, both OF Law
renee Tp, Stark county, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-11-20

DEUBLE & BIO, Jewellers 4 WAtehmak-
ers of our city have just receiVed irom the
east q large stock Of gold and silver watch
es, American and foreign chains, fnes set
Tings, clocks q large variety and very
cheap Their goods were bought at panic
prices and will b sold a~Ooordlpgly. Their
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