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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05
Sale of Real Estate by Order
40 y~.lsSianos.y.oG 70 1loa faldtsq
5t5.J Of Court 1sb bIuog :

THE Undersigned Ezeeatrixs hf - last WIl
II ana testament Of VIM. Bysrss deceased, IL
nor odering a. private sale under an order ofthe
Cenrt q Oonmon Plsas Of 8tRrk rtha
farm oEnee and oee1pied ~ aala6eoeaente me
ship between Nj Unioa and F~feebarBh, and
about ak milea non Alliance, containtlg ~
acres. The lands are ameng the most tortne In
the rouuty. The bundtnea are q Good queltys
ltVo stOry frame dwelling house and ne larEeat
~ outbhiIdipEs. rood baarng orehard.- Ale .
fhFe- ere pi-ce, diScopneo With the home Arm.
ofitsmhr IN that WuI be Rold. For terraa In
usii -e .i he subscriber on the home farm.
poVxT ts5S MAMMAL BYERS, ELeeutrix.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05
? seore Aeain for Ia. Ferrau.

A COMMITTEES on temperance was ap-
pointed last week in the State Senate
composed of Messrs -Worthington. Ellis,
Ferrall, Potter, R~ukenbrod. Bingham and
Hathaway. Mr.. Ferrall Is now on seven
of the most important committees 1t ap-
pears his fellow-Senators appreciate him
as much as do his fellow-citizens of Carroll
and Stark-CaryoH Chronicle. Il n L. .
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

PoLIcE.-By references hadto the coun-
ell proceedings elseWhere, twill be seen
thai quite q number OF ballots were taken
before any Of the candidates we're elected.
0fthose nominated by the Mayor nine are
and two R~spubheans. The
result Of the b~alloting evidently shows
that our Democratic Council didn't al
togethfr ignore political considerations
for the tgo Republicans were. ehOssn .a4aia
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

.ER ESkISysssaL Va AiIaaes White Lad Co.
~ virtue of tao sxsoatlsns issued from the
cen1 Of oommon pleas Of Carroll .cOanty, uOhio,
and to ne directed, I viii cfsr for sale aE public
Saturday. Ae Tn day Of RarcA 1874,
tie Following described real ostate situate In
start county, Ohios % Wit: Lots numbered one
hnndred and eight (1o8l one hundred and eleV-
en- NIL enc hundred and twelve Ql2l one hun
dIed and thirteen (liSl In Teeters. LAmborn 4
CS'B addition to Alliance. with all tie appurts-
nAnces thereunto belonging.
Sale % m At one o'clock p. n. Terms
fsbsWs WILLIAM BAxTER, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

CHAPPED Hands, face, rough skin, pim-
pies, ringworms salt-rheum and other
cutan0ous affections cured, and tho AKIN
maoe seft and smooth, by using the JuDl-
per Tar Soap, mAdezbyOa18lB HA7ard6
Co. New YOEh. Be esTtAin % gst ths
tatiOns nAds with common tar which are
worthless. '- 3OW4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

DEBr.-The indebtedness Of the prin-
oipal cities In Ohio runs as follows Gin.
c%lnDati, $6s726, 1888 49, Cleveland, So
sS5.o00 90; Toledo, $3.50, e46 90; Ak.
ROM $51,S62 90: Canton, $136, 09l 90;
columbus. $l.OOl, s48 75I Dsytonf
1894, no 90; Ironton, $229,5l8 %; Ma
~rietta, $lS2Ao0O0; Piqua, 100000 %;
Portsmouth, $24S.JI0 90; StsubenvIlle,
$50, 600 90 TiRn. $92. 800 90 dYonngs-
town, $l77. 5000; 2anesVille, $685.
543 Is. .gzuA3 WcE1 3 HAl0 AVA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05
WILLIAM BAxrER. shsrLa.
sherIR DID.


John Grossktauss Va. Esos RafenspsrEeg.
By virtue OF an order 20 sell issued from the
court OF common pleas OF Stark county, Ohio,
and to me directed, I wit offer for sale At public
out erY at the door Of the cs0rt house in the city
ofCRnLon. on 50 -F-ri slr-
Saturday. The 7A day Of March; 1874,
the following described real estate situate in aaid
county 70 wit Town l0tsRlmbsrzsus hundred
and fourteen (lI41 and enc hundred and fifteen
Ql5) IN the town OF Roehester. noH the fnoor.
porated village of Navarro.
10 com mence It enc o'clock >. n. Terms
cash.
h febSE5 BAXTER, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

IT is said that Hon. BarnahGs Barns,
of Mansfield. lOseSnsArlyssM bis property
BY the eefalcatioR ef Rowland the Treas
urer, Of Richlsnd County Mr.. Burps.9by
S 1sd sb beS9: $500. ED 55si su iI g sRis Ii BE: Sea s.:
fruits of bis labor are taken from him. !.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

A MAN by name Of Thomas Brown shot
and killed anothef by name Of Grier, both
Of whom resided IN Warren township, JEFF.
tteFson county Ohio a preliminary trial.
was had on the 9th ult, before John Pyle,
Esq. and the defendant acquitted, on the
ground Of self defense. So says the
Herald and Netos.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

LuMBEE-Campbell & Co. Of our city
are extensive dealers in lumber dressed
and undresssd. They are also contractors
and experienced men IN their business.
We refer to their advertisement in this
paper and recommend them a. reliable
business men. guu-sHT gfftT
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

ss1CLSroN-By the State Auditors re-
sPoFtbWeIl learn that our city expenses are
: follows for the year ending the third
Monday of March, 1878: School expen-
ses, $I9,589 rs; police, $3,7S2 II; AL
\ Other corporation expenses, $4S,197 Is
aTotab $7I,5 500 90.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

AlEJS TTT- --5T-E 5ETVh A1C 4
HIGH ScHooL REPORT for the month
ending Jan. 80, 1874. Total Enrolment.
BoysS19; Girls. "a; Total. 5S. Average
Daily attendance: Boys ISL GiIls 80;
Total, 80. Percentages of attendance ;
BOYS! 90 Girls. g. L2rdiness: Boys, 8;
Girls 81 QJTotai. 46. Days lost By ab-
ssnce ? Boys, 81; Girls, 293. Total IS.
sa MA. T~RouTNAE, Pnn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

RIcHAEDs & LATHRoP, steam engine
builders Of our city have aust prepared tor
the market q boiler and engine on wheels
for thrsshing machines II Is 2 most com
pact and judlcious arrangement, o. Il
horse power and weighing when fles
with water about $500 pounds: The en-
cine and boiler are vertical and extreme
" simble OF construction. The smoke
stack will not need lowering ct all, as
t is arranged with q view to -convenlenee-
The motion Of the belt wheel u across the
wheels, instead Of with them so that while
running, the engine and boiler will stand
more frm. Messrs. Richards q LAthroP
also m~anufactrre stationary engines o. Al
sizes from q to e horse powell Ehey
are good mechanics and worthy oilP@'
tronaoa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

OAREAoY
The immenseHcrowd StthS Opera House
fully endonaedthis great enter
.tainmsnt Is the 'stB0ss''s Hall ShoE OF
America. There are SO many really ate
tractivel and altogether merltorious fea-
.tuTes Of Decentralization. that adeserip-
ton wOuld prove q very difficult Jnnder-
EtakinS. We had a whole bevy b favorites
Of both sexes, who saidJandDung and
danced such funny things, and did all so
Well, thAk everybody n the housk Anest
erred with delight. We had the best der
ahneations dPafH0SQfk OPeEsieEbU seen
in this city. ,
But the acting Of the little dogs trained
by Charley Shay E6ok The house BY storm.
The .ccnical b1alesque and Pantonimo
elossdIthe entertainment finally. a "a
Charley Shay'GQaincuPlexal ,iS.ths begt
show that has been in Coinmbus for yestsi
khds0ur citizens should not fail q aItake
their last ehancs tonight aud1go to see i
-Da9y Courier, C0himb@s. Ohio. ANS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

THE Mansfield Bonner 8agsthaE noth-
ing has vet been heard from Rowland. ths
Republican ~absconding Treasurer It il
not even known what direction be has
takens and his bail entertain no hopes Of
hearing from him uhlsss caught up by Pc
lice expert8- ,zasT usissE zsl ssaszA y~zsiElgt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

IosEPh WEAVER advertises in this pa
per his lumber business. His place Of
business is or East Tuscarawas Street near
railway crossing. Mr.. Weaver keeps a
fun line of lumber on hand and will be
found a square business man. Give him
NdLAu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

asaWHSLEsALE-Mr. Charles A Biechele
adVsEtises in this paper his wholesale gen.
eral merchandise 6uliness.EW We cali At
tentien to tie AdVerusemeht In sthls ps-
PER- The new rooms, A East TuscaraWas
street, arespacions And eommodious. Re-
tailers viii 6nd.Mr Bieeheie a IeIiable
and correct business nan with pWhom 1t
will beiG pleasure to deal. -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

The mar who Is opposed to new school
houses is anxious for . new Market House
and City Hall TO cost fifty OF sixty thou
sand dollarst He was mot afraid to in
IEOlye the city . couple of hundred thons
sAnd dollars for water works. Cireum-
stances alter cases. o. Sce s.!qi-a.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05
OUR citizens should not fail to attend.

OUR citizens should not fail to attend
the Free vocal and instrumental concert
at the Y. NJ. CA. rooms on Monday Eve
ming the 9th. We are assured no effort
has been spared to make 1t a success and
certainly those who have so kindly vol
unteered a free musical Entertainment
should he greeted with a crowded house.
Encourage all such that we may have
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

FREE.-A flee Library and reading
room il about to be starred by the mem
berp of the Roman Catholic churches ol
this city. A meeting at Richards Hall.
last week SO resolved and we learn Gass-
I1Ily's Hall-hAs been engaged FOR the ppr.
posse The organization IS denomInated a
Catholic Institute" q The officers are
John R.-PoYAerS Presidsnt sXzPresldent,
~ Bleehele Secretary, Miss Juha Lynch;
4reaburer. J6hn SchiIling Directors, Vim.
"a. Lynch, S. Meyer and 5oAnsEang.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05
new York money Market.

Gold closed at nlE-
NEw YoEK, FEB, 3, 1874.
Customs receipts S55o,OOO. Treasury disburse-
ment s92s.OOo.
-aHo MONEY
easy ats per cent, with offerings largely in excess
of demand. Discounts Cal per cent. .
10 STERLING s.
dali at s. ssH for sixty days, and 81 s61zs4 ST for
sight.
GOLD
dull all day at I1l%aIl5z. closing at nv. Car
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

lIlTaHm month of February Is very precise
this year It comes N on Saturday and
goes out On Saturday. making four wen
weeks, and each day recurring the same
number Of times. This is something IN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05
Thirty Ysars. ESpsa=ass q a. Old;

Mrs. WtpslswsPa soSGhiir ajrap "
IhS sicinns and Nnrssa IL u Unitsd States, and
has been used for thirty yaAEa Nth never fail
ing safety and suseeea by millions Of mothers
old TO the adult. iftcoffsets kSidfty ofths stOm-
aeh, relieves wine eRhdEEHlnleiE aAs eSZs.s
and child. Vel eheEe1s tsbe he best sad sur-
est remedy in The world IN al easPe qfpY51E
Terry and DLARRHGA IN CHILDREN Whoth-
or it arises nom Teefhirg or frem any other
cause. Fan dlrocttone for using VIII AooonhPany
each bottle None 9eaulne 1nIess the fse-aimile
Of 4 RHEHkE041rOusIns out1idoNr4p-
per. Ssld BY ali MedicineDeAlers. SLY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

WANTED-To borrow $500 on first
class mortgage security. Address, P.O.
Box No. 313, Canton, Ohio. 35W4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

Acc1DExr-On Friday evening last
anloly LADY, Mrs. Hayes. residing on
Cherry street opened the cellar door IL
-stead OF the up-staIr door adjoining and
fell down the stairs breaking AN ann aud
ID lefSlss1 ~nJnfins herself Sue Is-na~
oA .nrrhz la.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

TIE state Auditor reports the debt,of
CaHt6n e. follows. Amount Of debts,
$2IS, 1857. II means provided for pay
ment, 500, 1855; net amount Of Gebts
in 1873, 1896, 09l. 90.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

To all who are seeking new homes IN or
are about to take q trip TO Missouri, Kan
Ias, Colorado, New MEXICO, Nebrsska,
Oregon or California, we recommend a
cheap, safe, quick and direct route by way
of st Louis, oyer the Missouri Pacific
Through Line. 1t is equipped with fine
Day Coaches, Bucks Reclining Chair
Cars, Pullman's Palace sleeFers, the ia
nous Miller Safety Platform, and the eel
ebrated Westinghouse GAlr Brake, and
rnhs its trains from st. LOUIS to punci-.
pal points in the West WITHOUT change.
We believe that the Missouri APdeyFe
IRr0Agh Line has the BEST track lefsany
road west eff the Mississippi River, and
with its Superior eq~uiPmentand u~nrivaled
comforts for passengers, has become the
great popular thorOughfare between the
East and the West. Trains from the
North, South and Fest connect At St
Louis with trains Of the Missouri Pacific.
The Texas connection Of this road is now
ScompleJed, and passengers are offered 3
! first class all rail route from st. Louis to
Texas, either over the Missouri, Kansas,
and Texas R. R.; ViG SedGkd, or over the
Atlantic and Pacific r. B., riG VTnltG.
For maps, time tables, information as to
rates, routes, etc, address s. H.ThomP-
son, Baatern Passenger Agent, Union De-
pot, Columbus Ohio ORE A FORD, Gen
eral Passenger Agent, st. Louis. No.
QneshonS uni Be e~heerfuUy n promptly
" " EeH ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

Nh. w. G. THoMPsoR,s grand hote!, COR
ner Tuscarawas and Cherry, is to be called
she Euclid House. The expectation is to
open it in a few weeks. This grand struc-
ture contains over one hundred rooms.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

r N LDEs oR MoVED l--Jlhn J.
"a KnAi.A %lshes to IatIm ms paIr rs
a u ,r-'p' Bus ia geDet. ia ne nA- It
% " hrs c'gu st7re u PS,Is burdTE,
M A E at iuscArd@as Stisst, y ls-e
slMeeh@hIes Bsocg5S Yneret Gan consfa1tEy
s0e fopnda lsrge5 supply Of cIsars asnd
smokersssrtlcle generally,
% Canton, Jan 26s IS74s ,iGta
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

ssaJur9E coNANT who was hurt by = fall
acme weeks ago has so far recovered as 10
be able ID occupy the bench in = few days.
So says the RaVenna Press.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

HIsEY-LANTZER-0n the 1st fast. at the
Reform Parsonage, by ReV.1P. Herbruck, Solo
mon Hisey and Miss Mary M.LRntzer. 7
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Children often look Pale & Sick
Y,om 40 o..s, ..a.. al E.yMTIIesms q the

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SpAFHSIsh (
wnil as-trpy MCfmr Nitnout lnjury 20 the child,
oslnh ~psil-cuy WAITE, ana trHol ltrqm ali
eoi.slus o. oIIss. l.JnTlous instsaiSntk1uahAly
Dsea IA " rm Rleh@peAfnse&SW ban. Lssess
GIRL 4 bR.sNN, frOprlrtorss
- NJ za6 uIeOn5taee4fNe Aark4E
sSld by Druggists Ana Shsmlsts. anc deAlsrs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

as1f will be seen from an advertisement
in Another eolumns that ths agent q The
Public Hh3Aly IoaisRjls, HenthekH
has over a million douarsip Bank, and
that be assures the public MA 4fulI draw
ing on the 3fss--Asrch next. -Z-7-11-
The list of gifts1A sSceedingly Attrac-
tive and the high personal character
Of the manager Ib guarantees that they
Will perform what they prOmiss-. A.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

E. BRooKEs Esq, one of our members
IN the General Assembly has been at
home sick for q or two. We regret
to learn of Mr.. Brooke's illness and hope
to hear soon of his recovery. -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
eA a 4 .kk6ESSSTggkH.

just Published. in 81 Aled EnVelope. Price 9 cts
ccL cnIe Of Spermatorrh9a, or Seminal sWesk-
nsss, Involuntary EmiEsions. Sexual Debility,
and lmpedimentn 70 Marriage ueherniIyS HerNl
tai and PhysicAIGh n AbBie1, Fesulttos
Abuse, &e.-BA RohERnJ. CUEVkkWELL.tM n.
D. AuthorCI eeGrsen Boob" &c.
The WOrid-rsnOwne6 4dthar. . this adFhirablpI
Lecture. CLEARLY prOSA6 H~ouGhi&1Gn ekPsriSoee
shat the aSfnl eonseQncncea 81, 6elfrAb9aa may
be snsctuAIist rsmov6d StthOut MSdIeines. h<nd
withoul dAngereus s11gtqAA Iqeugissl
INSTRUMENTS, Fingb or ~cordials, Pointing out a
which eVere SuuAfef. no mailer what his condt-
ton may be, mRgqcprehtrnSelf ehesEl1lp DFat4f
Iy anu radically. This Lecture Will prove . boon
70 thousands and t~boaaands.
Sent under asasSlne plain enysl0ps, toany sd-
dress, pod paid, On rse6Ipt ~ siz Gents, or tive
post stsmps< sHddns1S the pdbllshefs.St 1919
HA81SsG.iELlNEG .
127 EoWeTE NeurNOrk, Box, 1856,
October 81 iSTSyl. Ia3sA Mp. IS GG'oIs
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Mnfica 10 Rnnrfanan.

WE, ne undersiEneA farners % QsnAb9ss
and forbid 81 pnrann1 pot ta1reep-As % oor g
premises BY sheonnE h2nttng q tfspping sny ga
30 or fruita % any kind nsAl end afer tha
date. Pervsas not hsadins this hodce viii Be "a
-EfTs lli Vs. tlAAN ny ass.
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cHEAp FlR1fs roa sALE,aAsT TEaMs

The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Com
Epany offers 1905 900 acres Of 1Apd in Cen
ItrAI and Southwest Missouri, at Rom IS
to $l2 per acre, on seven years time, with
free t~ransportation EOm St LOUIS te al
| purchasers. AClimate, soil, timber, mineral
| wealth. schools, churches and law abiding
society invite sH6grsn.sE from 5RGpoints
to this land of fruits and flowers For
particulars, address Land Commits
%siOner St. +Onis Mp"H Wu.
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GOLD
GOVERNMENT.
CIeveIanG Market,

- Cleveland Market
CIEvELAND. February -WbeA dull, bat steady
Corn steady sales low mixed at &C old mixed
hsld At Tla-2e. Oats steady sales OF white sic.
Petroleum Arm and unchanged. . a'I..
Wool Market.
a NEW YoRK, January 81, 1874 10
There has been only a moderate business the
past three days, bat dealers are confceut and
express their willingness to hold, rather than
lower their views. The Boston market is report
ed AS active, with sales of 700 bOles Cape at S61Sa
Ss1zci and 10000 Ds Xxx Ohio fleece at q private
price. The sales hare comprise 5000 ms Austria
lien at 49a52cs 30 bales cape, 36Ne; coo Ds Dons-
koi 30oS 204 beles Oregoo, 35a1z1<c; 5000 rs x
and superior pulled. 471<a5oe; 400 ms black do
371zc 10000 bs secured do. 73a75c: GO b4les do
lambs, Z31zc; 1900 ma Y and above Ohio fleece.
6la57%e; loco bs do western do, sec; 1000 Ms
secured domestic, s5ci 1000 rs delaine, TSc; Is 900
ns Texas, 22a3sc; $500 lbs bury do, 2la2Sc.NshiP-
Live stock Market.
PHILADELPHIA, February
Gattle-Aarket IctiVe and firm saIss 1900
head extra PennsylFaaia and western . teers
81 5oAI -s7H; feir - good S8A7; common AA450.
sheep in FAIR demand; sales l2,oO0 head at S5a725.
-AogsCmAEkSt aetice and higher sales 1900 head,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

TIE Fennesseans. party of southern
$500 men aid T9pen Of color gave one
-ot their popular e~DterlNlnme 3 IS Tue Al.
h. Lunch .asL sSalurday eyenHg-. With
be peediiar WORDING and spirit Of the old
rmr plantation and msetA house songs.
there was evidence of cultivated minds.
.AduetI, THE GftIe Brown Church in the
Yale" though old, was brought out with
such melOdlOus harmony as to fully merit
he rounds Of applause. The church was
crowded. From the success that meets
The new college bGi'nS" viii soon he
BUILT al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. (O) Dem
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LEGAL.
Sheriff sale.
b Henry Wathy, JAmeS Isreal

BIZ virtue of TIVE executions issued from the
court Of common pleas OF Stark county, Ohio,
and to me directed, ] will offer for sale At public
out cry at the Alliance White Lead Co.'S build
ings, il the town OF Alliance, on
ThssdaSJ5e 17h dayefH 6ntary, 18z4.
I9 ten sfdry whIts Md n baErols Of dryWhite
lead, two ID tons r Whitefeaa IA ~. Ef
sale 70 SoRnsnc' At e e'slotk Terms
fsbsFa WILLIAM BAXTER. shsriS.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

JOHNSON SHRRRTcK. Esgr. got home
from Columbus on Saturday morning.
Mr.. s started back on the Sunday even
ing express. "HlsH'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

TIE Masonic fraternity of Massillon
intend to celebrate Washingtsn's birth
day on the.22nd inst. .s..as.l
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49, LLIE SAl1.fE 4

ISshas been put up pretty lively this
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g FR1rDEas CHuRCR"efn Pike township
a1lI be dediestea with appropriate cere
M B lies on ebtuarya22 1874 ut rs ex-
Reverends D-Wgrfey and-G-.W.
.5hshningrilssf lciets29 Tbs sss SSaSeI
~ located about . mile south of North
nnnnrS4MSsn l
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Hhlsmrs- eaf sfsfsneS VS. ere -
satr-ssL-i P-PlnaT sHfaE-4 a
~ p-s-a y yifassa tniaS %. sGga1E'
A'.or. iitt~t vynlnk 7aO-s SI1iny rcselol 9.uo
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EIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Conner
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The next term OF the Court of Com
mon Pleas for Stark county will be COM
menced on Monday next, Feb. 9th. .a.ia'
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Council Proceedings

Il ASNO-A Sf- 81 = ON
Council met. All members present
Minutes of previous meeting were read
and approved.
Mr.. Stsbler reported that he had con-
ferred with township trustees, who said
while Che law did not require it, they were
willing to contribute part, would agree to
furnish bread and water and wished city
Marshal to keep a list of all provided for
at calaboose.
On motion the Marshal was authorized
to furnish whatever was necessary in his
judgment.
Mr.. Schlebaugh reported adverse to
draining lot south of r. R., complained Of
last week.
Mayor Shields, from committee on or
dinances reported that solicitor had been
absent and asked fer two weeks more.
Granted.
Mr.. SchlebauHh mentioned that the
$1,000 left city by the will of Jacob Houtz
had been used by Water Works Trustees
and part had been loaned at s per cent,
that it had been left for the benefit of the
poor and he thought it should be leaned
on good mortgage security and proceeds
appliedAoLrsIIeE6f the poor.a 90 AAco6
Solicitor Lynch read the statute for the
appointment of police WheEeupsn the
Mayor nominated for the three police APP
polntments to be filled, A. G. Either, Joe.
-Riglsr5 54hn MaElpe, John HubeItyS Jae.l
Reed AS Bothammer, w. r. Gardner, F.
Williams, Jos. Myers oAdAm Goodman,
P. Anthony, Frank Williams.
On motion council proceeded to, select
three policemen for the ensuing year in
stead Of four, yeas Schott, Schlebaugh,
Bechel and Allen. Nays, Baker, Stabler,
Cobaugh; carried asiaTsal .has's - 20
On motion the Marshal was sent Tor Mr..
Cook. - s.r
On the first ballot. Frank Williams
was chosen as one Of the police Tor the
ensuing year.
After balloting II times without choice
it was on motion resolved to vote conse-
eutIvely till the contest was Terminated
The first nam being A. @. Either the
vote stood 5 for to 8 against, and the sec
ond name was Joseph Rigler who also re-
5rvotes to 3Aagainst. aEltnier and
Rigler were declared duly elected and
thus the contest, ended. 3WIL ADl2aE-E
The gas bAtfor January, $l41.95 was
referred. a,Avaa > gEcaA
The bill for Mr.. Best, $2.25aWas pass
ed. .a5asvs DIM : saaa szaiyrsssss
Marsha fer articles for city prison 1925
Was allowed .a4isossG rbl yf'1uasa gaoog
HarIzell &SAxton'sibiH 81 30 was re-
suf 90 4 s-asA vi
p ADJ 'u.ned fer two weeks. T,sua
TIE Pennesaaans sont
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WISE q LoUTZENHETsERs wish to sell.
their valuable Grist Mill two miles from
town,on the Fulton road and upon the
Valley Railway. See advertisement.