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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

WoRDs ought to carry their sense and
Specification. and they ought never to be
obscure. Word Is habit which We give
imagination, in order to clothe thought
and make 1t better known by the color By
which it Is painted; but it is cloak which
ought not to conceal il il . head-dress
not a-mask it ought to set it Of, and
serve as an adornment, and not hide II
from the eyes and envelope IL to dis
guise.-fLG Preutsuse. au
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

WILLIAM BAXTER. sheriff.
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TIE Law Is really no stronger than the
public sentiment that Is behind It. The
machinery is practically no more power
ful than the steam in the boiler; and &C
cordingly, what the temperance cause
needs u not 20 much new law as . new
public sentiment. ~ eos
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

STRoKG passions cannot be uprooted,
even by the best education Of the reason
hghtenment shows clearly the penalties at
tached to wrong doing, yet We all know
the light Of reason pales before the fire Of
passion.
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Farm for Sale AdjOining
-a-r-e Canton. ziases

NVHE undersigned, as Executors Of the Iast
u will and testament OF John Reed, deceased,
offer for sale At private purchase, the well known
Reed farm, adioinlng the city Of Canton, immo-
diately north OF the Fair Gronnd and front4ng
ON Lawrence Avenue, which runs from North
Market street past the North School Hou so to the
Louisville read.
Said farm contains 116 acres. about Is acres Of
which is good timber two hrst-olass orchards (;
good buildings, with one Of the dnest springs In
the county quite convenient; the farm Is finely
watersd In other respects as the east creek runs
through the east part.
This valuable farm offers one Of the best op-
portunitios for any one Wishing to invest. II Il
so convenient 70 Canton il may be sold readily
for out lots or for building lots, or may be used
for gardening or dairy purposes. The quality Of
the land Is of the very best about Canton
For further particulars and tsruns enquire Of
Square. Canton. Ohio.
WILLIAM w. REED,
JOSEPH REED.
Executors Of the last will and testament Sf John
Reed, decsasea- febl2 74-tf
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ShariRSnIa.
Fr.d.riek BrseksI M u panisl Trl 40 perrsndinr.r


By virtue an order to sell issued from the
court Of common pleas OF Stark County, Ohio
and to me directed will offer for sale at public
out cry on the premises in the city Of Massillon
Saturday tie tn day of MareA, 1874,
lhe following described real estate situate in said
county to w.t. one undivided eth part of the fol
lowing real estate situate IN the town now city
Of Massillon and described as follows being out
lot number 2l5 in Duncan, Wales and Skinaers
addition to the town now city Of Massillon, con
tanning u and 46 one hundredth acres, except the
following part Of said land, which was heretofore
sold 70 Jacob Bucher, which part OF said lot of
land IL bounded As follows: beginning south
Wardly from the northwest corner OF said lot on
the west line Of said let $40 feet inchea thence
running eastWardly parallel with the south line
OF said lot rods; thence southwardiy parallel
with the west line Of said lot rods; thence west
Wardly parallel with the south line of said lot
rods 70 the west line Of said let: thence along
said west line rods to the place Of beginning.
Sale 20 commence at one o'clock m Terms
one-third cash, the balance in two equal annual
payments, with interest from day OF sale secur-
ed By mortgage on the premises.
jAn5aS WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
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Rnsse Il. Qnigley vs. samgsi Lesser ct ux. ct Al
BY virtue OF an alias ordert to seilissusd from the
court ofconnmon pleas Of Stark county, Ohio, and
to me directed, will offer Tor sale at public OUT
cry at the door Of the court house in the city Of
Canton, on
Saturday, he 14th day of March. 1874,
the following described real estate situate in
said county, to-wit: Being part Of the north
west quarter OF section a. township ], range 10,
and commencing on the northwest corner of
said quarter section at q stone themes running
south % west IS chains and 25 links thence south
$50 east, 40 chains and 40 links thence north %
east s. chains and IS links thence north $50
west 40 chains and 40 links to the place OF begin
ming containing one hundred and thirty-four
acres and thiIty-three hundredths Of an acre
t1St S5-lO0l OF land according 70 plat OF survey
in the north part OF the above named quarter,
survey made Nay 2I, 1854. by John Whitacre,
County Surveyor.
fsblqwS WILLIAM BAXTER. Sheriff.
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FTIHE Board Of Examiners will held speciai
j meetings for the examination Of Teachers at
A=iiAnce on Saturday, March l4th, and At Massil-
Ion Saturday, March 81, 1874. Regular exam
inations at Canton on the first Saturday Of every
month Examinations open At 9 O'Clock A. H.,
and no applicants are admitted aftSr 10 o'clock.
Before entering upon the examination all are re-
quired % file certiheatea OF good moral charac-
ter from one or more -Wsil-knoWn persons resid-
ing in the neighborhOod Of the applicant
feb iaT1SG DANL. WoRLEY. clsr K.
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Stark County Teachers AssO-
u EtEt efatinn. |f

A SPECIAL meeting Of the Stark Co Teach
"A era Association viii be held In Canton, at 10
o'clock q. m, on Saturday. Nov. 18th, 1873, for
the purpose Of reconsidertDg the time fer hold
ing the next Institute, and consulting about 9TH
er matters OF interest to the Association. A full
attendance OF the teachers Of the county is earn
sstly desired Come and consult for the inter-
Osts OF the association.
BY order Of the Executive COMMITTEES.
move rs JOHN h. LEHMAN, Sse'y.
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HATS.
DRESSING HATS.

HATS Fashionably and nicely Drvaasa IN ths
H latest style and very cheap, Z HAnS's Block
up stairs, in W. A. Whits's Tailor shoPi sZ
T.LNHITE.
sAtisfsction warranted or no pAy.
FEB. -. 1GTR
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ST. LOUIS Feb. IL.

The National Grange to-day, after the
transaction of some minor business, re-
ceived the report of the Committee on
Resolutions, presented by Mr.. Wardlow,
Of Florida, and adopted 1t unanimously.
1t is as folloMs
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Valuable Grist Mill for
Sale. @

VUE Wish to sell our excellent Grist Mil two
wv miles from Canton. Stark county Ohio, near
the Fulton road and situated within sixty feet Of
the track Of the Valley Railroad.
Said mill Is driven BY water power, has three
OF atone and IL one Of the eldest estaDlis he'd
Is in good condition and commands now q large
custom business. With the mill are 50 acres Of
land. Satisfactory reasons can be given for wish
ing TO sail. For further particulars enquire ef
the undersigneda At the mill ----'. ...-
Z WISE \ ALOUTzENHEISER.
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LEGAL.
ShariR Salo.
John Meyer. :. Martin : IlHt ct ux. e. al.

John Meyers vs.. Martin Link ct ux. ct al.
ny virtue of an order to sell Issued from the
court OF common pleas Of Stark county, OhiO,
and to me directed, win offer for sale at
public outery At the door OF the court house. in
the city Of Canton, on
Saturday tie 14th day of March, 1874
the following described real estate situate in
asid county, to wit Lot number tWenty-nine (29)
in West tMassillon-
sale to eommenes at one o'clock p. m. Terms
fs512ws WILLIAM BAxTER. shsriH
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MEDICAL,
TAKE NOTICE.
DIR. MATTOCKS.

TNHE Celebrated InaIan Horb&ROOG Doe
Il ter, has returned from his Western tolfT
where he has been collecting medicines on those
beautiful and boundloas PrAiriss which abound
with the choicest ssedieinss, where he has spent
three months, is now ready TO administer them
to his friends who may call en- him, at his Once
Canton, every day + ]. MATTOCKs, n. D.
oct2S, '7S-Sms
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rnwTN sMfTa
DR.. j. H SIDDALL,

9..a.sr-Aas,.rs BLOCK. Canton. Ohio,
A. ]. D0UDS,
0uEuoga Donti1t-Ofnce up stairs, In residence
o4 M1148. street.. west side three door acnth
el Pubic Square, CnntoL, Ohio. Al operations
01lnaatad VIII. ths profession promptly attend
eeeo. q -fel-..l - (. =. l-.ll -. deele
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DIR. RUBINI's
Homeopathic Remedies

no. Cures CRAMPS. cAoIsra Morsus &c.
/" HEADACHES Biui0GS, Congestivs,
Nervous and Sibk.
:" WORMS (toitAoat Caster Od(
Il" 4 NEURALGIA, Fdbe Aca6.
FEVER AND AGUE. La5srmittsnt n
l yer, Dumb Egue "a
COUGHS, HoTseness, BrORehtiS.
DYSPEPSIA, psraB9sd Stomach c0s-
d" CATAKRH, Cod IN Head -a
a GENE RI DEBILITY.
10 RHEUMATISM, Pais IN CASsG Side OF
Limbs.
Any Of the ABOVE remedies sent By mail, post
paid on receipt Of price, so cents.
Agents wanted eVeryWheee.
Address PITTSBURGH HOMEOPATHIC
PHARMOCY, 3zs Penn S4- Pittsburgh, p.
8. N. NYE, Eagle Block Drug Store, Agent for
Canton. ctl2. SIS o
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DEUBLE 4 BROTHER,
DaalsrB n watohsa Clocks, Jewelry, eiiverware,
&nFaaE1 nlde of Public Square, Canton, Ohio,
1sFniElng dons on short notice.
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STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT, p
a md eisiH E,aS.oI aPs q
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GRO. "a. -WINTERHALTER,
E Hssss i nissE. osSsoa. chic. - iyaltl
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aSrELs.

81. CLOUD HOTEL, =, Y
= a. d Ey. PrOprietOr-Publie Square IS4sSS S11s0n
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4TKAM FHURsTON.

-rl~sS-r nd Blank Book ManuIaeturer. An
- ~. 900 shroad promplly attended %. Bind,
- Hslsrs Block. up stairs, oenten. ohie,
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ALLIANCE HOUSE :. n;
-, eo.,-leclr-ak the etation, Alliance.
ohiS. Meals always in readiness on arrival ei
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-11
A
Judges Key and HOyI Banquetted by
the Bar.

III L
We learn from the CHATTANOOGA Com
mercidl of yesterday that a banquet was
given evening before last at the Read
House. in honor of Judges Key and Howl
by the legal profession of that city. At s
O'Clock p. NJ, the guests began throngiug
the halls of the house, where a fine string
band was ~discoursing excellent music. At
8 o'clock the supper was announced as
ready to he victimiZed, in a strictly legal
manner, and in answer TO the welcome
summons the fraternity We're soon gathered
around the festive board. Col. J. ID. Cook
presided.
The toasts were numerous. "The Jul
dietary of Tennessee was responded to by
Chancellor NanDyke, of Athens. The
Judge did not feel that he was capable of
adding more than deserved praise to the
Judiciary of Tennessee, for it was well
known that they have established a world
wide reputation for prObity, integrity and
heroic devotion to duty, as well as for its
high character and learning. He felt that
there was no danger but that il would con-
time TO sustain merited good standing, and
was confident il would continue to admin
lister impartial justice.
The Bar of Tennessee was responded
to by Col. Eakin. The bar OF the Fourth
Judicial District" by Col. Bfayield, of
Cleveland. The bar of Chattanooga, by
Mai Marshall. The @Press of Tennessee
by Col. A. J. Kicks, of Knoxville. Other
regular toaSts were responded to.
From the Commercials report of the
miscellaneous toasts We clip the following:
"Col. Marye proposed Union, and Ameri-
can,' and uniting the two words, called on
Mai. Henry Heiss for 4 response. He said
he had been absent from the State for sew
era. years, and his connection with the
press of Tennessee was only prospective.
He was happy to have made the ~aequaint-
ance of the Chattanooga Bar all at once,
and hoped that it would long continue as
satisfactorily as it had begun
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-11
THE COURTS.

PROBATE COURT.-Andrew Allison, the
public guardian, was appointed guardian
of Elyira I. Brennan, a minor.
$. F. SnOwden was appointed admins
traitor of the estate of Mrs. Laura E. Alb
bolt, deceased.
John Riordan, a native of Ireland, re-
ceived his naturalization papers, and was
declared a citizen.
CHANCERY CoURT.-G. b. Guild, trus-
tee. vs.. James McAlanus, reference TO
Clerk and Master to report fees.
John W. Allen VS.. Sam. ]. Little and
| others, death of defendant, Little, sugges-
ted and admitted, and cause revived against
~executrix.
Ed. Jones VS.. Hugh Douglas X Co., and
Others, order to Clerk and Master to loan
out funds.
Mayor and City Council vs.. Mary Nc
Manus and others, and VOlney James,
guardian, vs.. Cloyd Littlepage, orders ap-
pointing guardians al Ijt,7l.
Jacob Roder, admir-, vs.. James A. Year
gin and others, and A. A. Hite vs.. -
Parks, Clerk and Master appointed receiver.
Alex Lowe VS.. Susan J. Lowe and others,
decree sustaining demurrer of defendants.
J.. Shelby Williams and others vs.. ThOs.
J.. Churchill and Others, reference to the
Clerk and Master to ascertain condition Of
trust estate and report counsel fees.
Fred Roth and others vs.. James Nhelan
and others. decree against defendant.
G. Ii. Garrett vs.. Jacob .Zimmerley, de-
cree confirming sale.
James II. O'COnnell VS.. Dora Molphy
and others. decree setting aside Clerk and
Master. and reyiving order OF sale.
w. Ii. MORGAN VS.. E. ID. Payne and
othes. and E. d. Payne and others VS.. C..
]. Montanden and others, decree reyivins
former orders of sale.
R. II. McEwen VS.. r. c. Foster and
others. death of complainant and defendant
Foster suggested and admitted.
John A. Newman VS.. Mary A. Fields,
dismissed.
f. W. Mcintosh VS.. W. b. Paul and 9th
er, and John and Ella Collins VS.. d. w.
! Knight. guardian, Clerk and Master order
ed to pay out funds.
Z. A. Garner was sworn in as a practlcing
solicitor.
CIRCUIT COURT-HennesSy VS.. Mills,
Judgment for plaintiff.
A. Hall VS.. Douglas, pending. This case
has been in the courts for over twenty
| years.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-11
Too Much Benzine.

Yesterday afternoon as an old negro man
was riding out the Broad street pike, his
horse took fright at some passing object and
SHE'D to one side of the road. The old man
was evidently under the influence of Rob-
ertson county, as he fell sprawling upon
the ground and laid there some time. He
was not seriously injured, but he was in
such an intoxicated stupOr that be was I'm
able to regain his seat on his fiery and bOny
steed. After resting his weary bones for
nearly a quarter Of an hour, he arose and
slowly and staggeringly walked of, leading
his horse after him. The steed seemed to
appreciate his masters condition, as he did
not leave him during the whole time be
was lying on the ground. In the fall the
old fellow broke a qnart bottle and the 'red
liquor completely saturated his scant
clothing. There was a slight confusion on
his head. caused by the fall.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-11
aARsEss AND
A Young AIabarnian GETS Himself
iuf0 TrouklT

.-.s-t -
Capt. Yetsr received a dispatch from
Montgomery, Alabama, yesterday, to arrest
a man by the name of E. Owen and hold
him until officers from that city reached
here. In accordance with these instrue-
tons Capt. Yater proceeded TO put them in
to execution. he found tile man teie-
grpphed for at a bagnio On North College
street, and took him in Charge. Owens has
been In the city since "Wednesday. and 81
though he says he IS thirty years OF age, he
does not appear to be mere tLan twenty
three or twenty-fOuf. He is charged with
stealing a watch and chain
and a valuable necklace from
a woman Of easy virtue in Montgomery.
The chain was recovered yesterday by Capt.
Yater, who found it in the possession of
another person, Owens having sold il to
him for $50. The watch and necklace have
not vet been recovered. 1t is supposed he
took these articles, as they are missing by
the person from whom the chain was
taken. Owens went to the Express office
Thursday and got the chain and also a box
| of harness, he having been identified BY. a
rlan who knew him in Montgomery. He
| sold the harness 10 a man named Fuller, at
| Sam Blacks stable. Yesterday he went to
4 luC GAlIOSS iiiNC ~ 6O1 dAiSbhOA pam
age, but the Express officer would
not let him nave it, having been notified by
a telegram from the express agent in Mont
| got1ery to hold all packages marked to him.
1t is said that the package in the express
now is sd1Iessed to "Jim Snow, in the care
of John Black" 1t is supposed to be
another lot of harness. He says that his
occupation is a livery man and that he is
innc cent OF the charges preferred against
him, and that he viii be exonerated and
will obtain his liberty inst as soon
as his brother arrives here from Alabama.
He says he could have escaped before Capt.
Yater arrested him IL he had known that
that was his intention, but he submitted
quietly and without resistance. lie is a
fine looking young man and belongs to a
very respectable family. He has relatives
in this city, we understand, and ZONE In
Alabama. He will be held in custody until
the parties arrive from Montgomery, and
win, if not released. be taken to that place
for trial,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-11
New Advertisements.

Money to loan by r. W. Brown.
Thompson Bros. offer fine TARTAN robes
al reduced prices.
Regular monthly meeting of Corinthian
Lodge, F. & NJ, to night.
Choice Northern potatoes for sale cheap
by A. B. Keevil.
A gentle barouche horse wanted by r.
W. Brown.
Bob Afford announces himself a candi-
date for revenue collector of Davidson
county.
See notice TO show II in bankruptcy.
Equitable. State and Commercial insur-
ance stock for sale by r. w. Brown.
See Chancery notices of Nathaniel Bax-
ter. Jr., Clerk and Master.
a. Stretch. Druggist and ApOthecary, cor.
nor Cherry and Union streets, has on hand
a large stock Of fresh drugs and medicines
which he offers cheap for cash,
The annual meeting Of the stakeholder;
of the Tennessee Agricultural and Me
chanic Association takes place on Monday
next. .
The household and kitchen furniture O
the late Mrs. DobsOn will be sold on the
18th inst.
The steamers Silvertborn and Ada He'll
man leave for Cairo to-day; the huntsville
and Ella Hughes for head o~friver; the Laur;
Davis, on Monday, for st. Louis; and The
Eddyville, on Tuesday, for head of the
river.
J. FARMLAND * Co, II South side Pub
lie Square, are receiving their new stock o
dry goods, notions, ladies' and gents un
derWear, and are making great reductions
in prices of goods. They sell cheap, ant
therefore extend a special invitatiOnt to bar
gain hunters. Read their advertisement il
to-day's city items.
We take pleasure in calling the attention
of the ladies to the auction sale this morn
ing of Winstead, Shields Il Co.'S "city re
tail stock Of dress goods, embrOiderieS,
linen handkerchiefs and towels, a full line
diapers, hose and half hose, etc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-11
CRACKsMEN AT WORK.
maid Made upon Eareaela.

tlttO LAouc upon E0Seuel0.
On Thursday night last a successful raid
was made upon the people of Edgefeld by
a gang of burglars. They visited the resi-
dence Of VIM. Orr, on Woodland street.
and entered tie house at a side door, by
Meshs Of instrunients which they had for
turning the keys which had been left in
the doors. From the tracks left behind
them it is evident that they made a
thorough Search through the building.
They secured a pocket-bOok belonging to
Mr.. Orr. which, unfortunately for the
thieves, only contained 50 in money. All
The papers were taken and strewn around
| the room. Mr.. Orr says that he had a
number Of tickets Of a candidate for one of
the county Offices in his pocket-book,
which were taken uuts hut not carried of,
! and he is satisfied that they were no friends
| OF the candidate in question, o rthey would
| have been disposed Ia, circulate the s'docu-
ments.> Before leaving the house of Mr..
Orr they laid hands on TWO gold watches,
| one belonging to himself and the other to
his wife. Attached to the latter Was a hae
| chain, and a lot of trinkets.
The text house visited was that of Mr..
| Richard j. White, a few doors above, where
they succeeded in capturing a gold watch,
shot gun and s5G0ur $500 Hofth Of iewelry
| belonging to Mrs. White and Miss Walker;
| Here, as at the other house, they made a
| thorough search, and obtained the jewelry
in Mr.. Whites bedroom.
Further out, and beyond the Edgefield
| limits. they robbed an old e0lered woman,
Ion the premises of II. f. Banks, OF $40 ii
money and a lot of clothing.
IL is supposed that after committing these
| robberies the party made for the railroad
and a portion of them probably got Oft on
the morning train towards Louisville. a
noted burglar and thief left here yesterday
evening on the Louisville train, and it is
| thoguht he had a hand III the robbery and
was endeavoring to form a junction with his
| comrades in order to divide the spoils. IL
is to be hoped that justice will overtake
the party, and that they may receive theil
deserts.