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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-26


ed by singing q hymn commencing: Cling
! out the banner, let it float" after which
the pastor offered up a most earnest prayer
in behalf of the cause, when the choir sang
a Glee. entitled Sparkling Water" The
sermon was listened to with profound in
terest. The pastor during the sermon took
occasion to say that, eve as q church and
people, are for Temperance from the foun-
dalton up, and are willing to work for its
advancement" He closed by making q
a strong appeal to the liquor sellers, and
to cease dealing in alcohol, and some very
touching remarks TO those addicted to
strong drink. After singing Before Je-
hovah's- awful throne; the benediction
twas pronounced, and the congregation
dispersed it IS hoped renewed in the good
work NJ
The members of the First NJ. E,
choir kindly assisted on the oceasi on.
wRDNEsDAY EVENING.
Them. e. Church was crowded till
there was not standing room Of course
1T was the temperance cause that brought
the people there. Rev. L. M. Kuhn pre-
sided.-The speakers were Elder Ingram.
of the Disciple church, Judge Frease, Lou
is Miller, of akron, and Mrs. Reese, of AL
lance
i Mrs. Reese spoke last and gave an in
teTesting history of the movement at Al
nance, telling how she herself, who
dreamed of speaking IN public, had engage
ed in the movement and had become more
and more enlisted until shs, q timid wo-
man, was addressing a large crowd in Can
ton.
Judge Frease referred TO his temperance
views Of many long years past-of his OLD
anti-slavery views and also that for years
he had favored Woman's suffrage In
commencing the temperance movement,
be urged that everything be done IN con-
formity to law. The Judge dwelt for
some time on this point q evidently in
this connection, opposed doing evil that
good may come 81
Mrs, Reese whesPoke iafter9he Judge
admonished all against allowing anything
of a party or political character to inter
vene, claiming this was a moral reform
movement of the women of the land, who,
to make it a success, must look to God
alone for that inspiration and power nec-
essary. Hence ? the efficacy of prayer.
Of course they wanted and needed the
prayerfnl assistance of all men, especially
the clergy.
Mr.. Miller gave an account of the move
ment at Akron, showing its great power
there.
Elder Ingrans remarks were directed
muchsJo parents, giving many valuable
hints as TO the proper restraints and infu-
ences TO be used and applied.
Mrs. Reese's remarks, we must say,
were devoted wholly to the question
introducing no ~o2inionative conceits nor
making suggestions foreign or antagonistie
to. the success of the cause, or in any way
calculated to stir up hostility or alarm
on the part of any one.
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~TEMPERAEcE PETIrIoS.

w. ~
A committee of I3 ladies APPEARED be
fore the Council and presented q petitioI
signed by themselves, on behalf of tbs
Woman's T~emperance, League namely
Mrs. Blocher, MrsI Jacob Miller. Mrs. D
Uobaugh, Mrs. UPhsm Mr. M. Raynolds
Mrs. George Cook, Mrs. ii. s.. Martin,
L. NJ. Kuhns, Mira. III. Ballard, Miss
E. West, and Mrs.J. Durbin. ..~. 1.-Two
The petition is as follows Hs5HT
"As citizens enjoying the protection OF
law and the right Of petition we have ta4
ken the liberty to present ourselves in
person and petition your honorable body
in the interest of the WomGn'Y Temper
anee League of Cdntoa.- We represent
that crime, ypauperism, riot and disor4
der, prevalent in our city is due chiefly, if
not exclusively, to intoxlcation, and that
the conservation of the peace, safety and
protection of ~order-loving citizens car
only be secured by preventing this evil!
We represent that those who are liable to
inebriation are constantly exposed to the
temptation Of drink by a large and in
creasing lumber of places and persons
whose gains are decreased by selling to
this class Of our citizens and that the
youth of our city are being enticed and
ruined by those thus engaged in the trait
&c of intoxicating liqpQrs, We respect
fully represent that ~ addition to such
moral persnasion and doEout saPploatienl
Of the throne Of grace as We are daily
bringing to bear upon both Yendsra and
drinkers Of liquors In our midst; we con-
slider it u duty to seek suck assistance
from you in this work. as il eomPatible
with your eheeiGnd oath. bMts9 consider
you vested with full power and authoriEy
to prohibit the traffic Of which We COM
plain and obliged by your Official oath to
do so--as c~onservatorsi Of the public
good. $50
with these convictions we cannot do
less than earnestly petition your honora-|
bic body to enact as soon as practicable,
an ordinance which will make it penal
offence to sell or give away any i~ntoxica-
ting liquors as a beverage within the COR
poration limits, On and after April 18th
next And as in duty bound We will ever
pray" Iead I-i.'
Mr.. Baker moved to lay on the table
and the motion was carried as follows
Yeas-Baker, Schott, StablerI Allen
and Bechel. '97oa
Nays-Schlebach, Cook and Cobangh.
The ladies requested to sing and pray
which was granted and SO done Miss E.
West addressing the prayer.
A resolution was passed TO allow the
Trustees of the Water Works, to extend
the same. gl8f29W t69ldS 3ffn6ifk
Committee on city property were author
rent d9eling at $100aEyeaF3a
AiOommittss.bf three were appointed to
confer with Mr.. Wheeler as TO the pur-
chase ofhis lot for tha citye -T
/, JThekas bill ktS1S5, 80 Ras4AeEedA
The city weigh masters report for De-
was acssptad.a2oS loads were
weighed.
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WARREN had an attack of the temper,
anee crusade pretty bad The ladies got
the drnggists to sign apetition which they
did very readily. AfterYards they visited
q hotel where they found q. collection of
empty whisky bottles With the name of
one Of the druggists upon them. They
immediately called pnhim again and de-
manded an additional pledge. This rails
ed his ire and he declared thath the bal.
ance of the druggists would sign such &
pledge as he would draw up he would be
the first to sign and observe it. He drewit
up 80 thoroughly binding. that not one Of
the others would sign it Thsreuponth the
whole thing fell through and the ladies
fear their Is 4ostAin3WaFren.-
Youngstown Rin n rsuFr
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1--L- alLUa
b c. Roberts vs.. James Rohinenn

BY virtue of an order to sell issued from the
court OF common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio
and to me directed, l will offer for Sale ID
public cutlery At the door Of the court house, in
Saturday the lSm day of ApriI, 1874,
the following described real estate situate in
said county 70 wit The east half OF the south
east quarter Of section No. twenty-five [22l town.
ship No twenty l2OL range No seven IN and
CONTAINING eighty $50 acres more or less.
sale 70 commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms
One-third cash, the balance in two equal annual
ayments with interest from day Of sale, secured
BY mortgage on the premises.
mArlswo WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
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Elizabeth shafer rs. W A. Nix,

LlIAaDetn SuALer vs. WI. Nixon ct at.
BY virtue OF an execution issued from the
court Of pleas Of Stark county, Ohio, and
TO me directed, / will offer Tor sale at public out
Canton, on
Saturday, the 1Sh day of AprI, 1874,
the following described real estate situate in
Stark county, Ohio, to wit: A piece or tract OF
land in section thirty-fye (35l. township 10 LEX
ingtonl range g., bounded on the east by Mount
well, and thu west by lands of Simon Huder, on
the north by lands Of Wm. johnson, Vim. AlleE-
ton and Andrew Hahn, running up TO the Mount
Union street, and thence south to place Of be-
ginning containing tWehty-one acres.
Sale 70 commence at o'clock p. m. Terms cash.
marl9WS WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
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DIRECTORS.

SPECIAL ANNouNoENEST.-My numerous frien DIS
and patrons are hereby notified that 1 am selling
at cost, and also that 1 am RbOut"leAving Canton"
and Notwithstanding the attempt made to scare
away my customers, I again boldly proclaim that
my remaining stock Of Jewelry and SilVerWare
d Of THE TINEsr QUALITY and most beautiful de
IiKn, many articles Of which am sell for LESS
THAN COST. Call and compare the quality
ma "prioes" Of my goods with those Of other
jewellers. Auction every evening.
OTTO WINTERHALTER.
No. Opera Block.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-26

To THE DEMOCRACY OF PARIS TP.-
Notice is hereby given 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 Franklin, Robertsyllle and
Minerva on Saturday the % day OF
March and nominate by ballot three per-
sons for trustees, one township clerk, one
Treasurer, two assessors, one for each
precinct, and two Constables to vote for at
the ensuing April election. Roll books
must be returned to me by the Monday
JOHN CARSON, Cen. Com.
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Assignee's Sale.

THE undersignsd, Assignee Of the firm Of
il Buckius Bro. a Co.. VIII sell at their store
room North Market street, Canton, Ohio, a cost,
more than 100 stoves Of all kinds, latest and best
cooking stoves and heaters, 2 horses, enc two
horse spring wagon, 2 sets Of harness, refr1gera-
tars. tin ware. copper kettles, sheet Iron, zinc,
knives and forks, Spoona,l ire proof safesa com
pleta set Of timers tOols, one counter, and a
rreat variety Of other things usually kept in
a hrst-c!ass tin store, which must all be sold for
cash, or approved security, on reasonable terms,
immediately. q J.GEiGEhs
Canton, March 5, IA Assignee.
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T1iEty Years Expsfisnos OF an Old

Hrs Wtnssews's so0GhfnE Syrup a
me Prescription or one OF the best Female
Physicians and Nurses in the DATED States, and
rs aeen used for thirty years with never fail
<t A4IsJ and success BY millions Of mothers
old 70 the adult. IL corrects acidity Of the stom-
,aehs relieves vino collie, regulates the bowels
and gives reat. health and comfort to mother
and child. We believe It to be the beat and sur
est remedy in the world in all oasss Of Y
Terry SID ~ wheth.
or II arises from Teething or from any other
cause Fan dlrections for using will ~aceonpany
each bottle. None Genuine unless the fac-simile
4 PERKINS Il on the outside wrap-
Per. SSld. by all Observation-Disclosures. SLY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-26

AT AKRON on Monday evening the EN-
perance meeting adjourned at 81 o'clock
TO the neighborhood of Allings restaurant
per arrangement, and hear from him his
full and complete surrender. A large
crowd assembled in front of the building
and after singing bymns Mx. Allingeame
to the front Of the balcony and made q
speech He concluded bysaEing that he
ifhad quit the sale of intoxicating liquor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-26

M stall, Of the Carpet and Wall Pa
per House, hassreturned from the East,
and the goode purchased by him for the
spring trade are now opened up IN the
large and convenient bal, now entered By
direct passage from the street, at No. 30
South Market Street, Over 200 separate
and distinct patterns in Carpets.
fzt9 PALMER STALL.
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rhs Howe nIaohinS compahy,

As. the endorsements of the Howe
Machine Company have been the subject
Of newspaper comment we publish the fol-
lowing from the Bridgeport Daily Sand
ard of March 9TH Ta5Iq
As the recent embarrassments OF the
HoweuA Machine Company from outside
causes, have been widely known, it is
proper that 8 somewhat detailed account
of its present condition shonld be equally
widespread, and 10 gives rs great pleasure
to premise that the real facts show that
the Company is in a most Unexpectedly
sound and prosperous condition. Having
already stated that the mortgage to the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company has been
released, Weaddthe following letters which
give the rGcIal proof that there are now
no other membranes whatever on the
property Of this immense manufacturing
concern. The frat letter Is directed to the
Town Clerk Of Bridgeport, by Mr.. Stock
we'll, asking If there were otherincumbran-
ces; the second letter is the reply of the
Town Clerk, and Is an official certificate,
which is regarded in this State as s~atistac-
tory proof concerning the subject OF which
it treats. The letters are as folloWsV
OFE1CD oFlrHE HOWE SIN Co.,
- No. SO BROADWAY, n. Y, ur-l -
.Ggl9 oEr Marehi5S 1874
W. A. ParrOtt, Esq Town Clerk, Bridge
port Conn., p 0EtrA5-gaTa
DEAR SrR-We send you for record in
your ofice,releasss from the Pacific Mail
Steamship Co, ofthe mortgages given them
by the Howe Machine Co. Please advise
us whether the factories, estates and prop
erty of u company are now encountered
by any mortgage or liens whatsoever, and
much oblige, ~ Z.
Yours respectfully,
TIE HewE MACHINE S. M. Co.,
L. s. Stockwell, Treas.
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TIE following question viii be discuss
ed at The Mock Legislature at the Y. M.
c. A. Rooms on Saturday evening next
"Resolved-Thst it is high time We
be fully emancipated from the thrall-
dom of the past and that she might be
clothed with her political rights including
the rights of suffrage"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-26

TIE Nimishiiien Township Farmers
Club viii meet at the representation
on Friday evening, March 27h, 1874.
Subject for discussion
"What is the benefit of farmers being
divided in Politics"
Lectnrersl George A. Chenet, S. =,
Wilson. We invite ak TO attend.
JOHN SLUSS, Pres.'t,
A.. A. BLUSSER, Sec.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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YIN. C. A.-Wll Carleton, author Of
Betsy and 1 are Out" mover the hillsOto
the Poor House." and many other poems,
viii recite from his original Farm Ball
lads" for the benefited the YsMlC. a. on
Wednesday, evening April list at the
Opera House. Complies programme may
be seen on posters Admission 25cts. M.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-26

HowE.-We call attention to an article
in this paper showing the great Howe
Machine company has got out Of their
embarrasments and are again doing bust
ness as formerly. The panic troubles
caused their embarrassments and we are
glad to learn, they are again in shape
readthe article. u y ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-26

OsEABURaH ToWEsHIP.-The Democ.
racy and Liberals are hereby requested 10
meet at the usual places of holSing Pri-
mary meetings, on Saturday, March 18th,
1874, then and there to nominate a town
ship ticket to be supported at the April
election. Polls open at Osnaburgh at
o'clock P. N, Polls open ct Dagers
School House at 6 o'clock p m.
j. D. MILLER,
IN Cen. Com.
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NIMIsHILLEN TP.-Notice is hereby
given to the democrats and liberal repu6-
licans OF Nimishillen township, to meet at
the usual places of holding primary cleo
tions in said township-Louisville and
Harrisburg-on Saturday the 28th day Of
March 10 nominate by ballot township of
fcers to be supported at the ensuing April
election. JEREMIAH PENCE.
Ca, no,o
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-26

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 18th,
to nominate candidates for Council and
Assessors in each Ward, and candidates
for township Offices to be supported at the
ensuing April election.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-26

TuscARAwAs TowEsHlP.-The demo-
Gratis are requested to meet at the usual
places of holding primary meetings on
Saturday evening March 2Sth aRd nomi7
nate by ballot a tp. ticket.
JOSEPH OBERLIN.
teA Cen. Com. 4
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CANTON WHOLEsALEmARKET

Grain-BuyeFs on the streets are offering the
blowing prices:
WheaI-sI So. vrf- 90.
Oats-But little doing; 4Oa42c.
COrn-Corn 65a7Oc per bushel.
Rye-No l 7Oa75 per bushef.
Barley-In demand at 81 3Oa1 20.
Butter-Cboice roll, S5e; common lsA2o cents,
~Eggs-l5.centa per doc.
LRrd-IaS cents per 10.
B-eans-Choice White 81 OoaS 90 per bushei.
Clover Seeds OOa5 50 per bushel.
Chickens-Per pound 6as eents.
Turkeys-per n 10aI2e.
D~ucks-per 10 1Oa12e.
Cheese-per ID saI4c.-
Dressed HOgs-6a61%c.
Beef Hides-4[c.
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sohool Fleotiou.

Notice is hereby gwen to the qualified
electors of the Canton Union School Dis
trict TO meet at the West Union School
Building on Monday, April G., 1874, to
elect bylballot, betweeu the hours Of 6.
m. andl6 m two members Of the Can
ton Board Of Education to serve three
years. Bylorder Of the Board.
42w2 T. b. B. CoREELL, Sec'y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-26

ALLIANcE-Saturday WAS a great day at Alliance.
Temperance and anti-temperance being arrayed.
The Afternoon train brought q deleEation frsm
Canton, accompanied by the Mozart Hand. They
found the ladies. q hundred or two, arrayed in
two lines on the side walk near, engaged in pray
err. In the evening the temperance people held
a rousing mass meeting while the other side Als0
had their meeting At the Biglow Opera House,
ahd it was addressed by.Dr- Mayer, Of Cleveland,
W. A. Fitzgerald, OF Louisville. KY, and Mr..
dance and q series of resolutions were adopted
-unanimously- The meeting We learn was orderly
Throughout.
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MARRIED.

McBETH-RoBERTsoN-on the 18th nit. bv
Rev. A. Curran, at the residence Of the BRIDES
parents, near Waynesburg, Stark county, MT.
John A. AeBeth and Miss Ellen Elenora Rob
ertson.
KANER-MoUsHEY-on March 2sth. by VIM.
Shaner, Esqs me- Joseph Kaner to Miss Catha-
rine Moushey, of Louisville, Stark county, Ohio .
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-26

eS1VERAL Of our temperance people, As
well d sbvsral5 saloon men visited ALI,
ance last week to see how the women did
up the visitation business there. From
what we learn the visits were conducted
in . most lady like manner and in spirit
Of greet Kindness, ,f.rff taff
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: HARRY WooD.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Wood will open an engagement in the
Opera House in this place on March
9th. with a full company Of frst-clAss
artists. In q few lines from Harry he
promises q tip top entertainment and we
doa6t not he viii be as good as his word
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For saIe.-CIly Property

Corner FoPtGT eM 81, near RoStoBlee,
nyWOw whole lots, two large 2 story brick dwell
III ling houses brick shop 20 4 90 feet, 2 stories
and basement, good location and well adapted
for any manufacturing business barn, well, els
tern. dne shade and fruit trees. Will be divided
70 suit purchasers, and will be sold low and on
good termA- Possession given any time.
JEFF RANK,
WM. RANK.
Executors Of Gee. Rank, deceased.
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To THE DEMOCRACY LIBERALS OF
PLAIN TIT is hereby ordered that the
primary meeting shall be held on the 18th
day of March 1874, at 6 o'clock, p. m, at
the usual place for such meetings. The
object Is to nominate by ballot. a town
ship ticket to be supported at the election
in April. A good attendance is desired.
LEWIS ESSIG,
Cen. Com. Plain tp.
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We understand the temperance move
ment has reached Navarre.@P. B. WEIGH
is Pres, and A. 8. Duley Sec. Enos
Raft, Revs. Slussersand DoWnsy spoke at
the meeting on Wednesday evening at the
U. B. church, last week. 1900 ,.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-26

CHEAP VLsTHIHa FOB THE MnLIoH.-
Aaron Rethschild, at the Red Front
Clothing House, has just received $4,000
worth Of clothing which he purchased
for cash at q bankrupt concern and can
b~equently viii and must be sold at q
great sacrifice. Call early and secure your
barpains.
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lAR ALp1NE PRrss-We haveiust lad

AK ALDINE PREss-We have Just had
placed in our press room a small jobber
from the Printing Press establishment of
B. F. Renick & Co ,'of this city. In a
few days we shall have a half medium
jobber from the same establishment, with
the color attachment, for printing jobs in
three colors at one impression. These
machines are undoubtedly the finest
running and best presses of the kind in
the market for printing of all kinds. We
shall give soon amore extended notice.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-26

D. COLLARS, of the well known firm of
D. collars & Co., has gone east for their
large supply Of Spring and Summer goods.
These goods will sson be arriving, of all
which We shall be sure to adYise our
readers. F-s lttls4s
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Sale or Rant.

THE undersigned wishes to sell or rent IOZ
acres Of good land adjoining the town Of Lou
isEile: The land IL in good condition and there
ID on the place q good dwelling, barn, fruit and
other necessary cOnYenienees. For further par
tlculars apply to WN. McKIMM,
mario 74W4~ Louisville, Stark Co, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-26

WHAT : pity it is an editor cannot
please every one who may take his Journal
or patronize him IN soEe othey way, when
it IS equally for their interest to do 80.
Since this cannot be, he ought, like q SEN
sible mai, % Plsase himselL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-26

Rev. c. W, SMITH of the NJ. E. church
Of our city has been again assigned to
this charge by the Conference that met
1t Evansville Pa, last week. Mr.. Smith
is a man of ability and very popular as a
preacher and q citizen.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-26

I NV PHuADELPAA-From the Democrat we learn
that the women continue their meetings and
visits once and sometimes twice q day, with
songs aud prayer az usuaL Those who have sur
rendered or given up the trane are Ernst
Schmidt, John Meyer, hiler& Kaiser, John Far
ney, Mrs. Hanely and Godfrey 6ehoeh. Six re-
main obdurate and maybe considered As ''past
ht one time was 235 On Friday the 18Th They
marched to receive the surrender OfJohn Meyer.
He poured out the tardent' ia huge quantities,
tdeluging that part OF toWn-" A sale was had and
Mr.. Heyer was partially remunerated for his
loss