The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-10
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MANUAL op ONO PRAcTIcB-We arc favored BY
the publishers, Meszrs. william Gould & Son, IS
ssatestreet Albany, with modest unpretending
little volume ofioo pages Il mo-, law calf, and
which Is lust what Its tte indicates, Manual Of
Ohio Practice. BY Charles =. Morgan
II contains the ohio Code, with all Ia amend
meats and supplements, and full reference 70
All The decisions made by the Supreme Court up
20 and including the last volume Of Ohio 81. Re
ports and the amendments Of the last session Of
he LeSiSlature Also the Probate Act with all its
amendments, and the Justices Code. and all the
special and miscellaneous acts Of the General AS
sembly, and the act providing for the appoint
msnt Of Commissioners Of Deeds and Notaries.
Our attention had been called TO NaSh's Practice
and Loney's Code. and we suppose that BY those
works the wants Of a lawyer as an ONCE book Of
ready reference were fully supplied. We are
glad, however TO recommend the Manual TO the
profession In Ohio as a work for which there Is 4
place in every lawyers library. For Justices Of
the Peace and Constables the work Is also admit
rably adapted We had quite overlooked the i'm
portant fact that the rules Of practice in the su-
preme Court are also included in the work, The
publishers will send It by mail to any address on
receipt Of the price 500
We receive the Deytsehe hopier, a monthly peri
odical devoted to a history of Deutsche Pointer
Lebei tn den HeiningteR SadtsR regularly. Thanks
to the publishers. The article in the July No.
"The first Catholic Priest in Cincinnati" iswOrth
theprice for years subscription. Among other
pioneers OF the Church the name Of Rt Rev Bish-
op Penwick ls prominent. Those who lived in
Canton In 1896 win remember that excellent pu-
lostls Episcopal visit 70 the old English Church.
We shall refer to that visitmore fully as time and
space may determine.
We see II stated in the newspapers that the new
cousttation Of Ohio "a the frst one ever rejected
By the people. As our memory now serves Us the
State Of Massachusetts, In 1851 OF 1883 had con-
| yentlon 70 amend her constitution Hon. Henry
Wilson, the present Vice President Of the United
States was President Of the convention, the late
Hon. Charles Sumner and Rufus ChOate were
members as was Frederick T. Wallace. now Of
Cleveland. The constitution adopted by the con
vention was rejected BY the people Of Aasaachu'
sstts Ifour memory be At fault We should like
10 be corrected "We had rather be right than b
/ President" u,r,.f .rr,.4
The Alliance Local referring to the frequent bus
glAres In this city refers in the same connection
10 the fact that Mhssillon gave $50 votes Of ma
1 lority forlicense. The remarks ofthe Local an
we'll put. '"
Our esteemed fellow citizen A. Howells, ESQ, wa
President Of the Democratic Congressional Con
ventlon at Alliance on Tuesday.
The third Annual Fair Of the Massillon Asricul
tural Society will be held AZ the Fair Grounds oI
22nd, sd oath and 25th Of September.
There are two classes of persons who regret tn
defeat Of the new constitution and brass noun
ting. Those who had direct personal interest II
its adoption based on the hope ofpolitlcal prefer
ment-the Vicar Of Bray nen-0nd the advocate
fllcense to sell Intoxicating liquors.
The Massillon Independent and Alliance Loco
are feeling uneasy because the editor of the DEN
ocRAT and Massillon correspondent attended tn
Granger's meeting at Canton on the 2sth. Thos
! gentlemen would both have been wiser men ha'
they been there also.
On Thursday Of last week team Of horses bf
longing TO the Foltz brothers, becoming frightehe
at the music Of an organ grinder, ran away an
ran over Mr. Martin Lent, who was riding dow
Main street on horse back, and injured him .
that he died on Saturday He was an exellen
citizen, industrious and temperate;he commando
the respect ofallwho knew him. lie was bul
Red byiMassilloh Lodge No. 40 l. 0. o. F. ~
The Ladies Society of the Presbyterian churf
will meet tomorrow friday evening at the res
dence of DR.. and Mrs. Chidester corner of Pro
pect and Chesnut streets. .. .N''i Nt