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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-10-17

with their country and lot upon
the earth. Crime is of rare occur
renee; drunkenness is almost un-
known, because they are satisfied
with the mild beverages, and eschew
the fiery stuff which crazes the brain.
Their taxes are light; their tariff is
merely nominal, free trade being the
established policy of the Republic.
They have no National and very
small Cantonal debts; while every
man is a sharpshooter, the standing
army only consists of few battal-
ions. They have neither King,
Prince, nor Lord, nor desire for any.
They avoid all entangling alliances,
commit no aggressions on their
neighbors, stand firmly for their
rights and liberties, and maintain
the most friendly relations with all
nations. BY their good example
and cogent arguments in behalf of
law and peace, they exercise an in
fiuence on surrounding nations far
in excess of their physical power,
and in this respect resemble a Qua
ker among quarrelsome neighbors.
They feel that their country is the
recreation ground for all the world,
and they desire it should so remain;
and that everything should be done
to make the visit of strangers to 1t
pleasurable and satisfactory; and
they have certainly succeeded to a
remarkable degree in converting it
into an enchanting pleasure park for
the whole world. NJ.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-10-17
5TYIE CONFESSIONS OF AN IN

TYIE CONFESSIONS OF AN IN
4 VALID, published as warning and for the
benefit of young men and others who suffer from
NERVOUS DEBILITY. Loss OF MANHOOD, etc. sup
plying the means of Self Cure. Written by one
who cured himself after undergoing considerable
uusHkery, and sent free on receiving a postpaid
directed envelope. Sufferers are invited to ad
dress the author NATHANIEL MAYFAIR.
P. o. Box 1853. Brooklyn n. Y.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-10-17

Every description Of
IRON & BRASS CASTINGS
made as low as the marketiaffords.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-10-17

Pattern Making
of all kinds done to order with neatness and
despatch.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19
Jail Delivery at Akron.

F"A-"a. = EA A- "LHN
Friday night last week about Z o'clock,
THE time for locking the prisoners in their
Ieells, four prisoners, who were yet In the
eorrider of the jail, managed to saw off,
with a knife or some.other instrument con-
vsrted into q saw, two of the grazing to
Tie window in the southeast corner Of
The jail, and effected their escape. The
names of the prisoners are. George Shafer,
convicted on the charge grand larceny and
awaiting sentence; DID, Davis, awaiting
.t1al for bigany; w. Mushrush, convicted
Oh the charge Of DEMONSTRATING, but not
yet sentenced: and w. Stebbins, awaiting
trial for forgery, = The aperture through
which they escaped is only 81 inches wide
by about IL inches. long, and, in order to
Esdueeze through this hole the more readi-
Wy, they stripped off their clothing and
soaped their bodies. throwing their cloth
ing out of the window before making the
] attempt. "a Phs distance to the the ground
rpm the window is about twelve feet, but
all appear to have reached the ground
without injury 70 their persons. George
iShaffer made direct for his home on West
Exchange street, where he remained long
enoughf,tolgather uptan the money about
the house, leaving word for his wife that
he was all right and would write to- her.
Two other persons4Asman and a boy
WE'RE in the corridor when the others made
their escape and gweresinvited to accom-
p4ny them, but refused, as the terms fol
which theyAwere imprisoned are nearly
fHished. .L"sW Iaan g-lf ai,1i& oulA ~
4 IAN efforteis being made t~crecApturs the
escaped prisoners. as kilograms and post
erb giving,a description of the men have
been sent in'eYery direction, As ahbera,
l1hension, we expect so5n 70 nelr OF theil
capture..MAr9aS ''' ,s. it ass H..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19

SwrEDIKRs AT WORK AeAIE.-It does
seem strange that our citizens with every
advantage and opportunity for learning
the ways of this wicked world, should so
easily be entrapped by arrant knayes and
swlndlers. But although tie world grows
older, people do not grow wiser, and every
now and then the professional sharper
comes along and gobbles up his victim,
It will be remembered that some months
age Mr. Horace GroOkham, of this county
was swlndled out of eight hundred dollars
on a patent butter machine, and on Iues-
day vas sWindlsd by parties in the same
line. 1t appears that Mr.. Crookhamg was
about to visit Iowa, and. came to Chilli
cOthe on Monday to take the cars HeWas
met by two men who inveigled him INTO
purchasing a patent tanning mill for S.
900. He paid the men seven thousand
five hundred dollars IN notes and two hun
dred dollars in money: On Tuesday night
his friends succeeded in finding out what
he had done, and made the swindiers dis
gorge all but one hundred dollars i'll mon
ey and n note of two Thousand FIVE
hundred dollars. Before the balance
could be obtained the sWindlers cleared
ont VIII u people take warning. p
Ch5Aic0Ahe Advertiser.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19
Now IA tha Time.

As MI. ]. A. Meyer is nov in New York
Yherehe proposes selecting the largest and
finest etook Of goods n has line, ever seen
in this part of the State, TO make room,
everything now on hand, will be offered at
greatly geancsd prices, for cash until his
retntn. The stock comprises everything
and wa an bought for cash during the
panic, at low rates Of premium on gold,
which has enabled Us TO undersell other
dealers advertising "at cost" when We
were selling At regular retail prices, and
-at the reduced rates 1t will be on object to
buy within fourteen days. All goods sold
will be neatly engraved without extra
'hs5 onsg and ~, b.. ". ~ms,n bust.
ness" and as we don't propose leaving town
our customers will run no risks as to
quality. J.A MEYER,
~, OHIO 10 North Market Street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19
Council Proceedings.


Present, Allen (President). Baker. Stab.
Ter, Cook, Bechel, Cobaugh, Schlebact
and Schott.
Proceedings of previous meeting read
and approved.
Mr.. Stabler offered verbal petition from
citizens on 81 street, asking to have
Church street opened north Of North street
Referred TO committee of three, Bechel,
Schott aud Baker.
A resolution was brought IN asking the
Treasurer to pay off the bonds, as far as
funds would allow, bearing 10 per cent.
interest, and he should not pay any one
more han 10 per cent.
Mr.. Stab!er wished to know what was
to be done with the old Jail. 1t was
finally, by a vote 5 to g., agreed TO rent it
as a City Prison for 5000 per annum.
Mr.. Allen, on the Committee of Ways
and Means, SAID that the Committee had
loaned Mr.. Stabler 81 1000. secured by a
mote Endorsed by mortgage on property,
also signed by MessrR Allen, Baker and
tCook, for 5 years.
I 1t was moved and seconded that the
action of the Committee was satisfactory.
Observation-Disclosures -
TheC oIhniiltee was also ~esnthOrized TO
loan out balance of funds, but subject to
Observation-Disclosures. = 81 Hd
The election of NJ. E. Trech as Secretary
hnd Treasurer of Hose Go. No. 6, was ap-
ProyedPft y CguDcil 2lIa 9Ni0A7I
BILLS RECEIVED.
Mckinney and laboFeEs, March 6, S35.04
M. E. Trech; work az Hose House, $50
Adjourned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19
AoOAItEramIp5saran.nIaaSSD!a -. "a

The aptiftemperancs meetipg1Rne OPP
era House on Saturday evening attracted
a lahgetcroWd.e Eouis Schaefer, ESQ, was
the high cock alarumsof thsthmg, parad-
ing himself and aismaH library on the
stage, and launching forth sl6qpepce with
Me Usual ability Mr. sehasisFpwee learn.
spoke with great earnestness against the
Nv. Nv. w. Woman Z. Whisky War; der
nouhcing it as assert Of mob warfare. He
also GEOGRAPHICALLY 51eonhscEedth The movef
msnt with women nights, @Hffree love"
&c. Atths cloAe, aseries Of .cut-and5dred
resolutions were, adopted, RhenEIhe ami.
mule was fully developed, FOR one favored
the hominationSo Of. 4 CITIZENS itleket at the
FApp1oaching spring. eleotiODaa FrOma3l We
| can learn it was much SUCH meeting as
the tame gsnClemsn0 ealledil fall whep
he aksailed and opposed GpYernor1sHllen
and bur Democratic tieketo The worthy
gentlemen who ofhciated were WEA Dan.
namllleE as ChairmSn and eYsr auS
g. Albrecht as S-ecretarisaai ssl AZ na.
EVuNAE A IL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19
woman,swRisEy War.

The Women's Whisky War, as it is call
ed, which originated in a small town in
Southern Ohio, named Washington, Sew
sral weeks since. and which has spread
throughout that section, has also reached
Northern Ohio, and in Bucyrus, Crestline,
Findlay, Norwalks Mansfield, Upper San
dusky, Tifini and many other places, the
women ave inaugurated the movement
dnd are actively at work, and have met
with some success. .-. ,..4.. IA .
Last week evening meetings were COM
henced IA Canton, and on Sunday evening
"a mass meeting was heidi in the Pfesbyte-
nan church (which was completely jam
med, hundreds going away in CONSEQUENCES
of being unable 20 gain admission.
z The d~iscourses in most of the churches
ON Sabbath slast3owe learn, were upon
drunkenness. Reverend Mr. Park read
the 23d chapteF'of Proverbs and spoke
from the text-HLook not upon the wine
when it is red, when ii giveth its color in
the cup &c" He took the position that
alcohol is a, poison, quoting Lleblg and
eminent scientific authorities, and
referring to criminal statistics TO show
the awful consequences of liquor drinking,
He also stated that ldrunkards were first
moderate drinkers and referred to the
poisonous compounds sold aud drank as
lf4uoE. .YaaN0LTAra g.t sdo,sA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19

2 A SESSION of the Supreme Lodge of the
Knights OF, Rythias will commence in
Pittsburgh, on Tuesday, April 81, 1874.
The subordinate lodges Of Allegheny
codRty ara making extensive preparations
Tor the occasion. They haze appointed
committees on parade, reception, banquet,
ball. #SeEoaofhaI printing, dscoEaiens
and finance. The grand parade will Jake
place on Wednesday, April %, and the
ba4 the evening of the same day. The
banquet to be given the Supreme Lodge
officers viii take place on the evening Of
the following day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19

THE STARK Co. DEMoCRAT designs to
be a newspaper, as well asa Democratic
journal and hence we solicit local news
from our friends, The newspaper Is q mod
ern institution. The town without q
newspaper is, nowadays, not much of 3
town. TbeneWspaPsr is the regular rep
resentative serving its cUstomers, with the
current topics Of It's locality and possibly
the ripened current thoughts Of the editor
+if he chance to have any. OF course,
all this, is a means of letting the outside
world know of the town and its impor-
lance. The newspaper Is the, arterlal
connection, giving the town consequence
and consideration. Intelligent citizens
and appreciative business men Of any
town always sustain well their papers. 1t
is a home institution of the first impOr-
lance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19

. WADswoRrH.--Thprsday May 18th,
1874, will be a great day in WadswOrth.On
the occasion OfAdGreat PienesI Meetingt'
to celebrate the 6Qth~ anniversary of the
settlement of that .loYn~ A general invi-
tation is extended 70 ali, Iormer citizens pl
W4dsworth the printed cstb% which we
have reeeiveds andoshichissigned bymsny
OF nle. eitizeps pfLhegteMn, semeIo Of whom
arelold familiar names III The programme
extends aver four days, and the intention
hold a Reunion worthy OF the occa-
'sio1. On Friday evening Will be anrtf5OId
Folks Copcert,SS ahdSatuTday and Sunday
will also be duly honored, and on the Sab
after an oidlfashioned uDeacon's
medting, wfHBei spoken the final good by.
|AIhI W61bsithsreto see..KIdIiM adAG8ii
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19

p HAVERLY's MfNsrRELs.-Hear what
The Cleveland and Columbus papers say
about themy&The first of three enter
st4lnments by HaVeily's -minstrels will
take. place at BraineId's- Opera House.
Tbs troupehas in Its organization some
OF the best names TO be found in the
profession. The infringement, fully
aware thatthe' age we now live In de-
udands progress, has as An enormous ex-
pense effected an engagement with D.aL-
Morris, the csfebtatsd Dutch comedian
mimic and Lecturer on dialects, The man
agement, by this addition, feels that there
rs now a completeness that no similar or
gSnization possesses. Of this great artist
TIE. Columbus Joagnnt says :a,Sl
And, as q comedian, Haverly has a
genius with HIM in the person Of D. l..
Morris "the black Dutchman." He is not
only 'smart'ubut he is infinitely ludic-
to his murderings and misapplication of
.of the Queens .Engiish'a His stump
wal very good, but as Justice Of
the Peace" he was best. Hia inierpreta-
tipn of the "statusry codes the irregular
imanneriin which he administers Justice
and the sarcasm with which he excused
himself for following the example of great
predecessors were most 1aughabls, 80. ss'-
y This company will show in the Opera
House on next Monday night March %.
Fpr a hearty laughdon fail to go and
hear Hayerly's Minstrels.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19

To THE DEMocRAcY OF PARIS rP.-
Notes is hereby gwen to the Democrats
and liberal Republicans of Paris town
ship to meet at the usual places of
holding primary elections in-said township
Paris. New Fra nklin, Robertsville and
Minerva On Saturday the 2ssdays d
March and nominate by ballot three per
sons for trustees, one township clerk, one
Treasurer, two assessors, one Tor each
precinct, and two C~onstables to vote for at
the ensuing April election. Roll books
must be returned to me by the Monday
following at noon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19

CoURT-Yesterday was engaged upon
case 343! We add some additional mdlct-
hents found by the Grand Jury which ad-
burned last Saturday-Against Leonldas
Army, charged with arson, Piles not guilty
entered int recognizance to appear from
day to day against Frank Glide t Tor
burglary Phil Elliott burglary Thomas
Carr Albert Coma burglary ; Allen and
John leeds, for selling Intoxicating hq-
uors Hiram and Franklin Humbert sell
ing liquor; Albert Conner, sent to State
Reform Farm Harry Somer vs Lalblin,
civil case, judg'nt for pPtf for 1928; Geo:
Reffsnyder, judgnt for pPf fon$25O.j ta.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19

. THE proprietor of The saloon in the
Opera House got up and manipulated the
meeting Saturday night, giving it q Po-
ltical turn, but took care not TO put his
name to the CALI Sharp practice. "HoW
I'VE fool each other" Is the City Council
in the distance, that he may again lay
water pipe from the lake7 Before our
city is supplied with water from the lake
the pipe laying viii have to be done over.
The west creek has been our source Of
supply for q long time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19

= TEMPERaScE MEETINGS "A mas
meeting in behalf of Temperance will b
held in the Presbyterian church on Friday
(to-moIrow) evening commencing at 2!
o clock. Also meetings win be held II
lhe Baptist and Trinity English Reform
Esst Tusc. street, churches, next Sabbath
evening. AT the fermer, 10 minutes speech
es will be made by Rev L. NJ. Knhns
Gen. Meyer Major Mckinley, Rev W, A
Smith at the Reform church, Revs. Parh
Booth, Hahn E. Hsrbruck and LaveEty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19
rarmerss Bank.l

The Stockholders of the Farmers Bank
ito Ibe located in this city, helda meeting
at the AmericaRrHOuse SaturdaysM March
l4fh, and elected the following direef
tors: u --,, t~,rt.t,i.i ,.baa y,t.s.
bNo, II. BREENER, 3, DANNEMILLER,
SAMUEL TAYLoR, JAS. McDowELI.
.os II. MCDOWELL, H, W, 1EEsToNR.
.ts Il. c, MEDoYEL4ylggz
The Board then organized by electlng
IJnb. Bremen, Pres t. B. Dannemiller, V.
PrssltST9CkMeDoWell, Cashier zNg
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19
Sheriff Sale.

Eiizaoeth ShaIer vs.. w 4. Nixon ct al.
by virtue OF an execution issued from the
court of comnOn pleas ofStark county, Ohio and
TO me directed, i VIII offer Tor sale at pubic out
Canton, on -.. --s- .
Saturday, Me 1Sth day of APsIA, 1874,
the following described real estate situate in
Stark county, Ohio, to wit: A piece or tract OF
land IN secuon thirty-hye i35)s township 10 LEX
ingtonh range 6, bounded on the eastb ~ Mount
Union street, on the soItIk by lands OF John At
well, and The Eestby lands 6f Simon Huder, on
the north by lands of hm.JOhHson. VIM. Aileu-
ton and Andrew hahn, running up 10 the MOuai
Union street, and thence south TO place OF be-
ginning Containing tweHIy-one acres
S2eto 10 atl o'clock p. N. Terms cash.
mar1oW5 WILLIAM BAXTER. Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19

!, lSUMKER PETITE, eldest son Of Stacy Pet
tit, of this place, returned home last Sat,
utday, from Cleveland. He has received
the appointment of cadet to the o s. Mil.
itary School at West Point, and will leave
for examination some time IN May. He'll
an excellent and worthy young man, o
whom our town has every reason to be
proud.-NeU Lisbon Journal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19
s-greztiy

Rgitated over iheTneUtepPeEagce move
Fnebt, and we also notice that our old
friend, DR.. EEtGnfcyI Of Ihat placer has
bedn expressing his views upon the SUBJ
act, Ahd1he ~advoeatesa lIeensssysHm as
tho best plan That caHbe adopted at this
time Observation-Disclosures, tue DOctof-wasa
total abstinence advocate when he resided
in Gun ciDgIsome twaiHE4SX@ more ago.
would seem he has finally settled
up9nlRD ksanse assh6aaeSirRbM&hd prada
ticable system. We feel confident Doctor
StahMO@U agTsgWHthR Us lhhteYerSO ne
shohld be 9 la% Eht6Ahmseils ana 4bstams
in toto, from all that intoxicates. This
would he the safe rule Tor every one n,
adob(..O
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19
Assignee's Sale.

VnHE undersigned, Assignee Of the firm OF
IL Buekius Bro. & Co, Will sell. at their store
room, North Market. street. Canton, Ohio, at cost,
more than10 o stsEes.of all kinds, latest and best
Cooking stoves and heaters, 2 horses, one two
horse spring Wagon,2 sets. OF harness, reirigera-
tsrs, ~tinTWRre- copper kettles, sheet IrOn,- zinc,
andfofkF, Eoons,lf fire proof sales com
piere set OF tnrers tools, one counter, and a
gret vsFletXr - other things usually kept in
n 6rstelasStin storP, which must ali be sold for
cash, or app-oTeGSeeurity, on reasonable terms,
inmediately. % c. j. GEI6ER,
Canton, March Q, IA Assignee.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19

4 Mr.. II. Mcdowell informs us he has re-
Gently organized The folio Fingnew Oranges
IN this vicinity iihOak Ridge Grange"
Brown township, Carroll county. o. Mas
ter, Frank Clark Secretary, Andrew
'Morehead. Post office, Minerva, Stark
.Co.iq 20. u0rgapizeds March 9Th, 1874.
Perry Grange" Perry township, Stark
Co. o.. Master, Levi Stump /; Secretary,
w. r Smith. Post Office, Richvilie, Stark
county, Ohio. Organized March 14th,
1874.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19

NuMIsHILLEE TP-Notice is hereby
given to the democrats and liberal repub
licans Of Nimishillen township, to meet-at
the usual places Of holding primary cleo
tions in said towBship-Louisville and
Harrisburg-on Saturday the 26.h day of
March to nominate by ballot township of
fcers to be supported at the ensuing April
election. JEREMIAH PENCE.
Cen Com
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19

DlHN6wtNd it to be e~minently for The
best interest OF the customer that monop-
qles (which SAVIOR of the olden times be SUI
perseded by a separation of business into
IS different and legitimate branches, there
by enabling the buyer to select from larg-
en- stocks and receive the advantages OF
lower rates, we invite the attention of all
who wish TO furnish their houses or places
of business to call upon as at our Carpet
and Wall Paper House 80 South Market
st. PALMER & STALL.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19

+1QAEAL DovER.-On Sunday morning
the 8th, Sheu's livery stable took fire and
-Xas burned. Other barns to the number
of seven caught and were also consumed
Two horses, two COWS, eight hogs and five
dogs. besides carriages, bnggiss, wagons,
harness, grain and hay and other articles
were destroyed. Loss 5000. Mr.. Sheu
was asleep and made u narrow escape
from the livery stable.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19

To THE JACKSON TIP. D~EMocRACY The
Democratic primary election of Jackson
Township, for township officials wall be
held at the McDonaldsvills School House
and at the school house Of sub-distrlct No.
Is. on Saturday the 2Sth day of March,
1874. Polls open FROM 4 till seven,
p. m. By order of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19

.ELD. ]. ". INGRAM, Pastor Of the Dis
iciple Church. will speak next Sunday
evening" in has " church, upon the
present Temperance Movement in this
oily and elsewhere. Is the movement q
wise one, and likely 10 result in perma-
nent good. All are invited 70 attend, es-
pecially saloon keepers and those who
visit saloons. -l2 aA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19
CANTON WHOLESALE MARKET.

following prices:
WheaL-S1 So s-sWE rrEale-F Ea-sr aas
Oats-But little doing; 4Oa42c.
s~Oorn-CoFn 66a7Oe per busheL-sa AEfE
aRye-No l 7Oa75 per bushel. IN
Barlsy-Ia demand at 81 3Oal 3D. q
~Butter-Choiee roll, SOC; common l6aZ0 cents
3 Eggs-l6 cents per doz. r ..r- . g.
Lard-7As cents per ID. s---
-Hsans-Choice White 81 OORg 60 per bushel. .
Glover Seed-Sf 75a5 90 per bushel. rH =
Chtekens-peT pound Sac cents %
Tufksys-peF ID 1OaI2e.-l tCJ~ .ELE-L-
Uucks-Per ID 10a12c.
Chesse-per ID salOc.
Dressed Hogs-6a61Zc.
Beef Hides-5a7c- SAN T-a.gta 4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19

OsEABURGH TowNsHIP.-The Demoe-
racy and Liberals are hereby requested To
meet at the usual places of holging Pri-
mary meetings, on Saturday, March 28tn,
1874, then and there to nominate a town
ship ticket to be supported at the April
election. Polls open at 0snabprgh gat,l
O'Clock p. u, Polls open atxDagens
School House at 6 o'clock p m
j D. MILLER,
Cen. Com.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19

sa5ab c. Roberts rs. lanes Rob,rso,

saTah z. hoberts vs.. james hobinsou.
By virtue of an order to sell issued from The
court of common pleas OF Stark county, Ohio,
and tG, me directed. I will offer for sale At
public oa1cIy at the door OF tie court house, in
the city Of Canton, on
Saturday The l6M day Of Aprik, 1874,
the following described real estate situate in
said county, 70 wit The east hall Of the south
east quarter of section No, twenty-five l22L town
ship No. twenty [20L range No seven III and
containinge eighty (S0) acres more or less.
Sale to commence at one O'clock p. IN. Terms
One-third each, the balance in two equal annual
payments with interest from day Of sale, secured
by mortgage on the premises.
marl9wo WfLLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19

CANTON CITY AND TP.-The Democracy
and Liberals Of Canton City and Town
ship are requested to meet at the Mayors
office, on Saturday afternoon. March 28th,
to nominate candidates for Council and
Assessors IN each Ward, and candidates
for township Offices to Unsupported at the
ensuing April election.