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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12
Farm for sale.

WILLOW DALE FARM FOR SALE BeGutt-
w fully situated just north AZ the village o.
MarlborS, and within Eve minutes walk 81
churches, pOstofhee and stores, and within ten
minutes walk Of the Cslebrntod Marlboro Union
School. and in enc Of the bert nsighborhoods on
earth, The farm ~eSatAins aixty-f0ur 1881 acres,
Of which EeVs teen flTl acres is wood and tim.
Der land. The farming land Is IN = high state Of
$50 trees Just coming into beariAE. Of a. good
fruit as can he found IN Northern Ohio one
hundred rap vines; nearly all Kinds OF snail
fruit ; goo1 house nd barns corr aha hos has
poultry house. &c. a never tahisg stream o.
sprinE usirr auns acioSs the farm and near tc
harm go4i 4sii Il Y,tsr - the -i-ar. gOOd ~
teiH, a.. X hni.s = : rag ~ etUt
A.n. PRIDE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12
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This also has been styled a Democratic
party measure. The last Legislature was
Republican, and granted precisely the
same authority In q large number of in
stances. Our Board is composed Of six
gentlemen, three Of whom are Republic
ans, VI are Democra e, and one is indie
pendent in politics. And this attempt to
drag partlsanship into our school matters,
n view Ofthese facts. is extremely shallow,
aud does ere DIT neither to the head nor
the heart Of the gentleman who attempted
1t. In the school work we know no po-
litlcAl differences, but labor and should
labor only for the bsst interests Of cur
children.
With regard 10 the odium sought to be
cast upon the writer OF this, be desires to
say THAT q part of it is due to the petty
malice Of q prime move among the eppo
sition, and that the rest is. the result of
Misrepresentation and misunderstanding.
That he is heartily in favor Of the measure
originating with aad presented by the
Board of Education, can be seen from
what he has written upon il. Whatever
else be did was done by the direction and
authority eff the Board, and he does not,
as he need not, shirk any Of his Just re-
sp~onsibility IN the matter. However the
matter may end he carries with him the
assurance of having laborsd with an eye
single to the goodof Canton's little ones
Tor nearly nine years, and no less in this
than IN the other duties devolving upon
HIM. In 30 far as his fellow citizens differ
Rith=the- BOardzand himself; he will
respect their honest judgment the petty
malice and misrepressntation Of his en-
emiss and detrActorsh he despises. W.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

Rmn-.bonl tkr.e oolook \

.AsFIRE-about three o'clock this NOR
ming two ice houses fof the Hunting
ton Bros, at the Union Dam were obsery-
-edSto be onhFe. Hhb alsFh AW4 given
IBut byttbaAime the steamer aud bose
con panies Six and Eight, Captains shFoy-
era1d Geo. Bender, were on hand, the
Phre bad made such heaaWAy that little
could be done. The buildings were both
b9Yneda3OAnA ndJhe ice. Of course con!
Paiderably damaged. Though insurance
agentsrWeleEfh The Huntington Bros had
no Insurance thereon not thinking ic'
houses wouidtsket IRE and nab lshPposipe
that an incendify wenld think Of ssttine
them on fire The damage must amount
to over a7tho1sand dollars. iaa1las bas ba-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12
Sale of Real Estate by Order
-a-I4 I'D -r- ar-
OF OOart.

mHE undsrsign0d Ezseutrix Of the lAst viii
and tsstsnont OF Wm. ByeTs. decsaeo4. -
nov odoring at private aAls undo<en orde- otthe
Court Of Common Rieas OF Stnrk county, ne
49, 81 ~ dsath. sitrats n Washington town
ship between Mt Unten and Eroeo1Ehy ond
about six miles fron Alliances contalnsag %
the county. The bufldtngs are o. god quality
tive story framo dwelling hooso and Ao l1rGeab
~ outhnildlnEs, EOoA ASartng opehard- ALSO =
f:.r~- aer- ti.oe. diss6Eaec With the home farm.
81 timizy aid that VA b Aold- For terms IN
,nire 81 he subscribor 90 the home farm.
NpoV2T lG7s nANNAH BYERS, EIseOtrix.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

BRAIHAEps' MUSICAL WoRLD. =
The February number Of thls fAvoTite
sHusiezl Monthly Is received, and contains
. choies selection Of beautiful new music
and interesting musical reading One
Dollar sent to s. RrGiysGrds Sons. GeVe-
land O., will secure the Musical World q
year, while the music alone in each mum.
Der il worth that amount. We advise all
our musical readers to send for IT. SPeei-
men copies are sent free TO any one writing
for them
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12
RAILROAD convention AT AL,
iLIANCE.

P~ersuant to call q netting of Delegates
and people interested in q Rail Road,
running from the mineral regions of the
Connection Valley to some point on the
Lake, convened in Concert Hall, in the
city of Alliance, on Feb. Sd, 1874 uso
The nesting was organized BY calling
DR.. o. N HGTtshorn to the chair, and ap-
pointing p n. Barr. SECRETARY.
. Mr.. Samuel Brooks stated the object of
the C~enyenhpn. After very full ex-,
precision from delegates and persons pres
ent, bearing on the feasibility necessity,
line Of route and a knoWledgs Of the min
eral wealth lying in the courceof the pro-
posed Road. It was resolved thata COM
mittee be appointed to prepare andTepcrt
-deHnHo ~hAsiness Ior the sEening sss-
sion. UUA FgIT VyCTU
Said COMMITTEES consisted Of L. Z. Lam
born, E. r. Eckley. and p. q. Barry
On motion the convention adjourned
tomest in the Bame hall at z O'Clock,
P. II. rN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12
Hsw To-k MaxHet

EEE YoRE. February 9.-cOttsn quiet at l6c-
Flour heavy and lower suPorhne western and
sac IS gOa6 IS: comunoA 70 good S6as 90 white
Wheat: sztn, 81 4oaa. whisky 6rmer at S9aSl.
wheat dan ard lover; No 3 spring 81 Szel 81 5
Ne 2 Anusukse 9 e1Al "a jtouas pr1n4 lSAleS.
fair dsmand; noU Wostsrn mixed Anoat SoaSscs
Old do in store 92a9l- Oats heavy and lower a.
COas3c. Coffee arm 81 26a4sc. Sugar dali at T5Ea
nc. Rice and petroleum uncksaged- Pork
6rm at l5c. Bsof and cut meats unchanged
Middiea held hiTher; long and short clear SIC.
Lard frm n q szc; February 91-16es March 97Se;
April 1oc- Butter firm; western &GSSc- TurPen-
tine drDsr a 3sa19e-chooss hrm At llAlSe-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

DAVID WHITE, a young boy II years
ofage, of New York city, committed sui
eide by hanging, a few days ago. His
name had bean put upon the black board
by the teacher as q means of punishment
for cArelessness. He felt the disgrace so
kseEly that he went home, went up stairs
and fastening q strap to the door, pat 1t
round his neck and kicked away the chair
His mother loppd him within 10 minutes
but he could not be resuscitated.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

~SALh1PstS& B.snidsr, Al miles moth
east Of
kea. cows, young cattle, hogsa reaper and
mower, wagon, &c. .9AAAAu
lsliJoAn Martini miles south Of Canton on
the Broowing farm Will sell on the 14th
itHss, cattle 80gs kPasei and tst@f%Pe-
sss FyfTgA3sn IF gA esi4sessl
md other SIATU.
Benjamin Conrad, 4 miles South Of Me-
/. D~onAIdsviIle, win sell on Friday February
f20lh, 2 horses, 5 young eatLla, AzeOWs.
pigs, hay rahesAnd household and kitchen
fs@itnre u
10 John Bair, iDsPlain Up, q east OfSNeW
Berlin, H-Mondey, Feb. 23d, VII sell
horses. cows, sheep, wagons and other
fam articles.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

LIFE IEaURAHcE-The resident SscEe-
taryi for Ohio. of the Bpited States Hie
Insurance Company of New York, wants
good agents in all the counties OF Ohio.
The Company is one of the best IN the
Country, and liberalan permanent terms
will be made, with good men: Address,
willis J. Smith, 1877 Superior ST. GIeve-
'lahd Ohio, asl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

BUcYRus.-Last week C, C. Free alias
Sanders, alias Sloan, for burglary was
sentenced by the court seven years to the
penitentiary: John Virgins, Of CresLline,
fer assault with attempt at rape, FIVE
years; Joseph L Snyder, OF Gallon,
burglary, three years Nathan Tinsley- OF
Gallon, grand larceny, two years.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12
-osasos SsisAaCARDsq

WeahGV9 allargeslots ofsfannelss blans
kets, A9wals and dress goods that must be
sold in order tOared1oa stock On these
goods 10 dAfyss c5mpetitionisiH price, as
sfheI kavsb bought since the panic.
Call in and examine before buying. Our
Assortmsht Of DOmestes i very full q
msa ssaasspss aESSIG &SON,I 81
36tf 9yILAHr Cassllg Corner. o
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r Wish - 81 M 1Arn, foar Rios south-usst
Of AassflloA, IN Ferry tosaahiR - conaistg
81 les AoFo1. 70 eulosa1ed m4 - u iced
tmbor. II . drat-claaa ooN ua44 An veil
Improved and has nos - oorol - 1881 g1lcA
viii 20 With The dnrle- % 80 rr19l4 a4uelnng
aooso and barn with suttqate outoulldlnEo sd .
yOang orchard. Fec faFsheE particulars enquire
iSns TSTes JOSEPH EHRGTT.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

~ o'clock, = N.
The conmiGtos on business reported
through their chairman, as follows: lat.
that = COMMITTEES consisting of Eliza Johh-
son Newton Fails: Hugh Bleakley, Al
lance SG1GR Gneehaood Baria; M u
WsBn, Deerfeld; L. L. Lamborn. Ali
ance (; w. B. Wilson, Palmyra Samuel
Brooks, Alliance, be appointed as charter
members Of the propOSed r, RICoS which
on motion was adopted.
Motion was made that the capital stock
RED.
Moved that the name Of the proposed
r. r. Co, be Lake Erie, Alliance & Con-
notten Valley RAILROAD Company. Car
red. TkEEF -fI> L+7 IllE
A provisional organization of said COM
psny was ordered consisting Of the follow
ing persons. 8
N. o. Humphrey, Bracswell tp., Eliza
HaFley, Rarls, Portage Co, Mr.. Wall
cott, FsrmIngton, MI. Wsnn, Deerheldi
jas, Fersyth3PalmyTs@ Boyd lM16onnell,
Southey tP., DR., J. p Porter Newton
Falls, Robert HaWkina, Washington tp.,
BIZ Mercer, Lexington tp., DIR. o. N.
Hartshorn. AE Union @. G. b. Green
wood, Paris sp, P. CSHall,I Onidas Carroll
Co., George Hardesty, Malvern, Lewis
Scott, Waynesburgh, Samuel Allen. Mon
roe tp., Cornelius Baxter. Harrison tp..
Solomon Hartzell, Smith tp., Benjamin
Wilson. Ospaburgh, Beniamin Courtney
Paris, w. r. FaaF, Minerva, Enns BroGps
Alliance, g. W. Lee, Washington tp., o.
n. Hickman, Alliance, @, n, Rosss ALI
ancs, James Cumming, Carrollton, Ru-
dolphus Martin; Paris, Chester Berdelli
Berlin, James Burross, Leyellsburgh, Mr.
Wilson, Warren.
% An executive committee consisting OF
three persons appointed 70 act in concert
with the general committee and to have
supreme power in the provisional oFgani-
zation to farther the objects and interest
of the Co, consisting OF Hugh Bleakley,
Samuel Brook, o. n. Hartshorn
Moved the convention DO now adjourn
to meet in Concert Hall in Alllsnce. at
7 o'clock P. NJ, the 18th INST. Car
NI.0U.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

JOSEPH DEvILLE at his Family Grocery
establishment In Haas's block continues to
serve and supply his many friends and
customers with choice groceries and pro-
visions at very moderate prices. His gro
Gerry store room is one of the triggest and
neatest in the town. We commend Mr.
DevilIe and his grocery to the patronage
of the public.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

The LIQUOR case of Mrs, Franz against
John Baker, u1der the Adair law, dam
ages Tor selling liquor to her husband,
EGeoree Franz, second trial, was given to
| thsj1ry on Wednesday, after afew honrs
Of 6ead6e 3eSihony. The 1uFOFs4 were
| out some two hours. when they returned
with a verdict for the plaintiff Of seventy
Eve dollars. On the first trial Mrs. Franz
/ got eight hundred dollars Of a verdict.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

IMPoRrAKr TO Observation-Disclosures
ton cannot exist where Prof. "Anderson's
Dermador" is applied. Fresh wounds,
Calls. Caulks, Bruises, are dried down
and healed without Inflammation. =
Scratches, Sand Cracks, SWelllngs and
SpraIns, cured by q few apDlic Itions A
thorough use viii also cure Sweeney. Pol
Evil, Windgalls and Lan+ness, tr'm Nhtl
ever aus
See advertisement IN another column.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

to secure what Is needed, have only to
say this taxes are levied ordinarily, not
by q vote Of the people, but by law of
the State and if they were to be asked
for the mostuaeful and necessary work in
our own as in other cities, it il always
within the power of ~unscrapulous dema-
gogues to raise the cry Of oppressive taxa
ton and defeat them when LETT to popular
vote. The Constitution Of Ohio makes it
the duty Of the Legislature 70 provide by
law for the education of her children, and
the Beard of Educatiou, believing that to
be the proper source of authority, asked
only for what Is now secured by law to
most of the cities Of the State Of equal
size and population with Canton, nothing
more. The cities Of Sandusky, Hamilton3
Portsmouth,, GAINESVILLE and Akron-the
only cities in Ohio about tie SIZE of ours,
but which had q population q little over
10000 at the last Federal census, whilst
we fell q little below, but are now un-
doubtedly also abSYe-haye the privilege
of law not only of levying : tax of seven
mills, but also of two additional mills, and
Of borrowing money and issuing bonds in
anticipation of taxes, without asking =
vote of the people upon these measures.
If this is = wise provision Of law for them, |
what should make it otherwise for IA 2
In the case of our Board, also, there is
this additional to be said, that having
petitIoned for the allowance Of law, they
did not attempt to press the matter
Through the Legislature without allowing
our people the legitimate right of either
backing up their action by petlhon or of
opposing it by remenstrAnee. But We may
be allowed to say that when farmers
known not to live in our school district,
were urged to sign the remonstrance, and
some, as We are assured, we're induced to
'lgn, and when, in the absence of their
husbands, wives were induced toosigRd
heir husbands names without their au-
and against their Judgment, itiA
even the right oIIeemonstranee2
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12
Marriage Licenses.

VIM Hunt and Carrie Crsig-COrvin
Firestone and Ella Robsrtson-JOhn F.
and Olivia g Nysr-Solomon Oys.
ter and Mary ] Clemens-L Henninger
and Elizabeth Young-Ursh X Cramer
Sad Mary BAumIGeorge Hair and Is
abel Ehrett-Oarles haWson and Mary
b Rsynolds-James F Nolan and Martha
AStyer-Peter Bailat and Annie Fryfogls
.-Solomon Hisey and Mary N LIANT
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

EaiEY NC. A free Literary entertain
Iment willfbs given ON Mondayuevening
next,at.tHe Eibrary-rooms of the Associa-
ton, on which occasion pupils of various
departments Of the schools Of the city will
give Readings and See I'D
yertasement.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

ALLI6EosAOn Thursday evening last
week about=Iosclock the Rolling mills
was lseSp h be on ere apd the main bnlld-
ing was soon dsstEeysds Losses eslima-
ted 1t $4,000, fuily insured The orlgin
FIRE il unknown. The mill had
been in full operation for some time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12
ABVERFIsEMENTs
Rank NOtice,

The ndersigned representing 81 he hanks
u and Bankor8 q Cation boEohY give q
the Puhio that en- and After the Old tpals ~ VIII
open our roapectiVe institution8 for oualneso 81
aolclock a m. and eontinue epentgntil ; O'Clock
.. m, not closing AZ noon - heretofore.
- JAS. A. SAXTON 4 co.
ISAAC HARTER 4 son.
l. L Cashier.
g. ". LAWRENCE caShier.
- y, WISE 3 90,
GEO D. HARTER 4 Bro.
I = Cnnton, Feb, II, 64WA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

Of drOpsy, Henry Sheets, aged 70 ySAra-
Mr.. Sheets was q worthy industrious man and
dies respected by an who knew him. He leaves
father and mother and three brothers with other
friends and acquaintance TO mourn his loss.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

G.. A. JONES. Esq, Superintendent of
the Clev., Mt. Vernon & Columbus Rail-
way has our thanks for recent faVors. We
regret to learn from Mr.. Jones of the con-
tinued illness of Judge Hurd President Of
the road.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

P~ATRoNIzz home talent by going to see
the Canton Dramatic associations enter
tainment, at the Opera House on Wednes-
day evening, the 18th inst.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

Il A PoL1cEMAE wants to know, if Chang
had been arrested, would not Eng have
had good grounds for 3 suit for false i'm
prisonment? And nice versa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12
PREsEHr CITY rSDEBTEDEEss.

i But then our awful debt of two hundred
thousand dohars-hoW dare we ignore
that2 This debt was contracted mainly
in building our water works, and it pays
the interest of the investment four times
over, in the way of reduced insurance
rates, FIRE protection, and the general health
Of the atty. While debts usually are bur
dens, this II not One; and we know no.
public spirited man or woman In Canton
would be willing to get nd Of the water
works and the dsbt if both could be done
together. Considering the Immunity from
d~estruction by fires alone, which have de-
vastated 30 many towns Ike ours within
the few past years, and that this has been
largely due to the e~ticieneyaof the water
works, backed mp, ofcourse ,byan efficient
body Of fremen, we have reason to be
thankful for the water works. and not to
grumbls about the light burden of taxa
ton which they q us. One or two
fires under considerable headWay hut for
them, would, in all human probability,
have coat Canton, in one night, ten times
as much as the whole cost of the water
works from their inception until the last
cent of Indebtedness on acsount Of them
Is paid. -..-t a..s.-r
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

TIE grocery room of John A. Little, on
Cherry street near 8th, was broken into
by the window, on Monday night near II
O'Clock, and several ARTICLES stolen. The
kneis1 awoke some ofths family and pro-
Ebablr M~UgE4dh9fhfef To- d~ee
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12
Fer Rent at LonfsVfsIe.

THE large and ssmmodioas rtore room 81 ne
II southwest corner 81 publie square, formaFly
oscupisd hy JeeQuet 4 Nunalnafer, Lo1isViilG
6tark oaunfy, Ohio, Is o0srod foF rat Fer far-
thsE particulars enquire. q ths "6G Julian Hotel-
Loui1vills- fa6S T4m1@
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

A charIvari party which waited upon q
newly married par in Crawford County,
Penn, the other night, with the usual ag-
gravatiBg music, were much surprised 20
be asked in End invited by the fairhostess
to pArt4ke of cake and cider. After dnnk-
ing the health of the hospitable bride q
great many times the minstTels began 10
feel nncommOnly queer. There was in
that cider something which il usually pur-
chased Of the apothecaries. EPSON salts
IN fact
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12
SOCIAL AND CIVIL DEMAHDs


But there is q higher view than all this,
which should press the present heed and
its demands upon our. people: the httle
ones, from the famlllesl ofathe poor \
rich alike. will be the citizens of the CONF
lngigeneration, and will helpto direct and
control the destinies Of our State and ma
ton. Ignorant and immoral rulera are q
cure 10 any people, and when those ,Ep-i
lers are the people themselves, As in our
republic, despits the present despotism of
the caucus and Of party the welfare OF
each and every individual, as of the
whole, demands that they be educated to
become safe and sound thinkers upon all
the public matters with which the secur-
ity and happiness of the people are 90 in
separately bound together. If we would
preserve and hand down to the futHrethe
blessed institutions of freedom and repubs
Iican government, received from our faith
kers, We must aee to is that the very best
possible pFovision be made Tor the edpeaz
ton Of AL the childrsn. Has Canton such
provision to-day9 Her schools, whatever
certain grnmblSrs may say, and especially
thoes who take No pains to inform them
selves Of the character Of the work that u
done IN them. will challenge comparison
with the best schools In the State, not
Excepting even the larger cities and
wherever thetsst has bOSa made, Canton
tsachegs and Gaato2 people have noresson
To be ashamed Of the work done IN our
schools, bat may well feel proud of fit
but can any citizen, be be h0syystax
EDayer or net, be proud Of the inadequate
/ proyision made Tor orr sehools Indeed,
ftho work accomplished BY ss able and
efficient teacher in thess schoolB ~ can
be found in any of the union schools in
the State, has been done in spite Of the
6iRealties under which, al the time, they
have bSen compelled to labor, on sccount
over crowded lily adapted and poorly
ventilated school rooms. The Wants OF
our children do not call for palaces, not
ever for very expensive school hsuses
but we shopld have, and, If the school
work 10 not to suffer, mpst have,
houses a. proposed by the Board 81
Education, wherein, while our children
are Intellectually and morally trained,
they may not be laying the founda-
ton for physical weakness and dis
ease as in the present. miserable school
house on Vest TuscaTaBas street. People
NAV pirate much about drying capita
seeking investment nom IN city By th'
slight increase Of taxes by which oul
Board Of Education, after most mature
consideration and calculation, know thai
they can provide the needed relief bnI
We know thst intelligent business met
will hesitate much more to invest Uherl
the Task of abundant and proper schoo
provision leads them to fear the safety 0
? the Investments in the failure, by reason
of ignorance among the masses now grow
ing up. Indeed, nothing has . stronge
tendency to draw capital and business u
. city 80 favorably. situated as ours thai
good churches and good schools, for educa
: ton and religion are stronger Pllsrs u
the social structure than the law powerful
and necessary e. II is =
/, NoDE OF RKLIEF.
As to the method taken by the Boar
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

EDWARD BROOKE. Esqr, We learn has SO
far recovered his health as 10 be able to
return to duty in the Legislature en- Mon
day last.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

Canton Is now less than any, and with
the proposed two and a half mills added
on would still be less than all except two
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

At Circlevitie, 10 this State. va observe
Hf the. WatskasGB Ahato Public. Readings
ssse gixen-byzhomestalent in-the Library
Hoomssyefy Tuesday evening and that
.tkess.rsadings are growing. an interest.
We SEE bystheal last FePqFe seEenEpeFs0ns
hrtleipatSd reading irom Longtsllow.
iSsottis Lady 6f abe Lake, and other an
49, .hnaigGi
L4ofass rad I OF elsaT q rszasssss sn9oa assss