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

GA WASHINGTON Correspondent Of the
New York Sun, who has been looking in.
to the Contingent Fund business, says.
] IThere are m other very interesting
sitems Of contingent expense in the report
from which the above given figures were
taken. For instance, during the last fs-
cal year #0'000street cartickets were put-
chased for the use of the Treasury Dspart-
zment at a cost q $2,o00. These tickets
are supposed to be used by messengers 60
ing to different Departments on official
business. The only Departments tobs reach
ed by street railroads are the State, inter-
iorj and Post-ofiee. Forty thousand tick
cts a year would allow sixty-fve messen-
gers to visit these departments every
Weekday m the year The average num-
Der who actually ride on the street cars on.
public business is not above FIVE a'day the
J year round. SsI a. EsI2E = is-j s7tls -Ji
y Among other ways provided to squan-
der money IN this department is a laundry,
ostensibF maintained to wash towels.
The Treasury employees must certainly
believe in the saying, Cleanliness is next
to godliness, for it costs the nice little sum
of S4,906 SO a year to-supply ~thengwith
clean towels Soap, matches, dc, est
.$1;239 IS. The hand so forth doubtless
covers a multitude Of pickings aud steal
|inosA7nj lEu0 au la4IR sl4GOG Lis sd IS
Ssaa = 80 erunrda arf v-rr I'd
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Is ossFklIE1lEs N lNE1aHsoRHoop..

tsg5W William McAllister, auditor of Carroll
county died on the 22nd -ultg at Pueblo.
Colorado of Consumption He was a most
worthy young man about % years Of age,
and was serving his sseoEdterm 81 .sr5fs
ooFoRaERYoM NIIEs4A1r rather SHARP
forgery operation was discovered tand
crushed in NIlesFfiday AEnumber of
the orders of The Niles IRON Company had
beensa lteredi in size and passed, four DOLE
lars -toi fourty; ise9enato seventeen, B etc.
The operation was discovered when about
$271- had BEEN passed, 5and a man named
Observation-Disclosures WiLhshis wife, was ar
rested on suspicion. Che man ~wasTeleasz
ed landsthetwoman .boundroyerzstog the
grand mrY.dL.aa bEa -lozal II 81 aan Oh
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q DehiOiishing A 50Ee.

~ g Before states were used multiplied
on the face Of the earth.'D Bogg, who takes
q joke about as hard as he would a blow in
the face, read this to his school class to show
what wretehed perversions Of fact newspaper
people are ledtoipublish, and thenBent into
a eomputatiOnato show that the use of states
cannot have sensibly affected the increass5of
the worlds population, because, first, states
are only used as a covering for human habi-
tations in a Yerysman fraction Of the earth's
surface ) secondly, because in those countries
where states aroused but sssmaH fraction of
the lpopulationiuse, Hhem the use of thatoh,
tiles, shingles, tarcand asphalt also prevail,
ing and thirdly, Because the ratio ofthe.
number Of persons injured by the falling of
states in the most populons parts Of the most
slate-cOyeTed cities to theRhole population
Of suchlOcaities islsaid tobes expressed by
the decimal .OO7O39OOO72. S
-
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NEWS.


Datt4e was fought petween the Britt
troePs, nds Genera Wolselsy, and the
az AcreomDoo-onJanuaty-S.
fighting desperately. Seventeen british
General Wolesly's- position Is considered
VERY ethical SuO DIAL.
IN y 100 Eisys oss1 WoI Isl
Inc OheWlng aodltlonal appointments
Oh memDef so1tns new BRUSH Govern
Rnehs PAVE Deen omclaliy
1Ake paAoeISoIh.
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I'm t6s Seaats on the 2nd various reso-
lntions Nere deserted from Chicago mer-
ehanasf br AID against azf1rther issue of
paper currency the bill relating TO the
Centennial Exhibition was taken up; Mr..
Sargent addressed the Senate in opposition
to an appropriation LbyCongress Along
debate ensued, but a vote was not reached.
In1he House among other bus that
were introduced was one'by MrLBatek
10 notwithstanding privilege to certain,
newspapers; the House went into Com
mittee ofIdhsi Whole on the bals to- repeal
the tax onzmatches and banks6heeks5 M.
ETH. Roberts addressed the HOUSE in He-
.Ply1to MIRO DaWesishrecent epeeehl0 he
asserteddhatthe eondiE6nlofdhs country.
as regards the revenues, vwaaimproHipg,
and that Congress was doing ltsldnty IN.
enforcing ps tnenchment. s1.zsb W .vs-ss
TN, thedS enate Dnthe third the consider
sation ofthegG entsnnial bill was Tesumed5
no actien-wastaEen5rcd bsind1tslb-yItsu
b. In the1Honse a bilb WRs passed TO pre-
vent theserterninRtion of dury bearing an
imals iulAlaskRsLth bill 10 regulate COM
meree amongahel States WAS then. taken
Epp5s MELMeGfHryispoke IN favor uof the
bib and maintainedUthat Congressrhad
thenscessary poYeEto regulate interstate
commerce Mr.! acknowledgements q speech
opposing ths.bhkB 5~ood1sd3o4d Ls4gIIgs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

Senator Fenrdlp from this districts has
offered q bill rsgulating the salaries Of
County QHoialsa The following IS an ex
A-nAh.-.r.n rlr.I - -
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Young gCarnohan 5of5 Carrol1ton, who
was shot by, YaphoFn is recovering, being
considered out Of danger, The, father is
member qfmAe ohegiSlstp55sa from that that
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e~@ -@a AE& aaHaaaAL LGA 4.LM az
Mr.. MCCLURE, the Independent candid
ate for Mayor of Philadelphia was defeat
ed by Some l26e6msjority.H Mr., Mcclure
does net seem to have commappded the
Democrats vote of the city, 1T Is estimaF
ted that atleast $4,000 smoeratsPefased
TO- vote at an. tMcelure's voteswas but
$4,000 While BiddlY ~ the g0 previous
Miayoralty elections received $1,000 aEd
IS, 900 respectively The revelations made
since the election fully justifysthis stand
ingsalookg How could the Democrats fol-
low theglead-ef Mr. FoRNEY of the Press
andAMr. MCCLURE, iftthe- objeotlof the
combination was to make the first Senator
under the CentenniaEFef excitement.
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/ osFH4fiaa1iyy ACTON aeclii65d d 81 the tinted $Aes
Senate on Friday in adopting a resolution
ID favor Of in1ating the Currency to the
full extern, of $780, 100000 of greenbacks-
seems e, indicate, The ultimate trfu mph'
of TIE bond holders, ana gold speadIators.
OF course we shall have another era. of
Speculation and another crash, after which
TITS Impossible for q man to raise him.ge elf
upby3the straps, ot his boots. ~ .5IslA
tndapop ls simply giving brandy to a
man with ldellripm tremens., The only
hope weIsee Of anything Better is for the
farmers togo ahead and organize oranges
NH 7 asyisHS t. an anu monopoly triumph b.
tie ih5siss meantime LET every man wio
has sense enough TO sSe the tinancIal tfu-
thre Keep out Of debt and san CLOSE TO
t6e shore IN al business adventure -E
SS""TV SSrs bua Le4se71Un r1o 10 v~e syea.-
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d THE4NsX. Zft84ss, Of the 2nd says,
Eesf tAdditionsl particulars concerning what
may beCvery properly called the Sanborn.
conspiracy shoglthat Il ossuoh deeply laid
and ingenious scheme efpubif robbery.
has egerbefore been broughtto light in,
this country The lplotters procured the
passage iOflao IawlYhich could have no
speeian meaning except to themselves (;
they secured the active assistance of cne
of the Executive Departments, and they
were able to eRlistathe courts in the pros
e~cution of their usehemes-Thesieb. is an
immenselOne;s it had moneyinitr and its
exposure involves theTeputation Of some
men, at least, who should be above sus-
picion." Amongthese men are Secretary
Richardson ex Secretary Boutwell,, Mr..
B. FaButler and others.5f nj L .Es =
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

CINCINNATI has acknowledging the
Burnett Woods park purchase aadsi it
comes out that Hon. VIM. S. Groesbeck'
whose wife sownedasemeoeo acresGof it
gave Theodore Cooki$Izy5oo to get the
thing through the City Goaneil.a The
other owner gave as much more, Mr.:
Groesbeck ona the stand told the story.
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~DAUCHY's AAGENCYD

A gents Wanted.-S5 to $40 made daily.
"A Samples mailed free. N II WHITE, Newark,
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..Paaohersls Rxamination.

Board of Examiners viii hold special
il meetings for the examination of Teachers at
Alliance on Saturday, March 18th, and at Massil-
Ion on Saturday, March 81, 1874. Regular EXAM
at Canton on the first Saturday of every
Examinations open ats o'clock a. ~,
and no applicants are admitted after 10 o'clock.
Before entering upon the examination all are re,
quired to file Certificates Of good moral charae,,
ter from one or more ~Wel-known persons resid-
ing in the neighborhood Of the applicant --4L-
By order OF Examiners
feb u ,74E4 - pANL. MORLEY, Cler k.
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George W. Kehn Maria Kehn ct al.
BY virtue Of an ordeFtolsaLissned Eom the
court of common pleas OF Stark county, Ohio, and
% me directed #ll for sale. at public out
eryat hedoore1the he court house nthse ig 81
Saturday, he 2etb dGyAof MareA2ls74,
the following described real estate situate IN said
COUNTY, to wlt;gErhe northeast quarter OF sec
ton ten QOl, township nine (91s and range nine
on eonlaDinE one Ihuhdred and sixty acres.
Subject to the dover estate ofAnna Maria Kehn
therein. .fnf.-.-a a sTfaf
: saetooeommenee at O'clock pm. Terms one
third cash, the balance in twoeeuat animal pay
ments with interest from day Of sale secured by
feb2gw5 va s.. EwiLLAMBAxTER, Sheriff.
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~
BY virtuebf an order to sBH issued from the
court Of Common pleasaofStark county, Ohio, and
to me directed. WI offer for sale at public out
cry at the door Of the court hcuse. de city of
Canton ION
Saturday Hs 2sA dag & Merch 1874,
the following descrIbedreal estate situate in
said countFs 70 Wit "A certatn lot or piece Of
land Situate inrthesciiy Of Canton described as
follows, bsginplng at stake at the corner Of
Cherry and Mulberry streets, and going thence
south along the east line Of Cherry street IS feet
and 6 inches to a stake; and thence going east
along q me e rignt anEssszElth Sherry strest
along the west line ofsaid alley 70 the south line
Of MulberIysstreet 1o21% feet; and thence west
along the south line oTh1ulberry street S6@feet
70 the place Of beEIanMg. = g
Sale "a Commence at1 o'clock pm. Terms
cash.
feb2sw5 wHLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

THE Pennsylvania congressman Game
eron at the theadsate asking Congress
to vote Ltrss millions for the centennial
celebration of the 4th Of July at Phila-
delphia. in 1876. Thisis eertainlymodest
at suchIa time and with 3 land involved
in debt as we are and this isssaidt 10 be
On-y z ~ W., - a.h.-U IL ~ -
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Stark County Teachers Assoc.

A SPECIAL meeting Of the Stark Co Teach
~ ers' Association viii be held in Canton, at 10.
the purpose of reconsiderlBg the time for hold
ing the next Institute, and consulting about oth-
er matters OF interest to the Association. A full
attendance OF the teAehers of the county Is earn
esuy desired. Come and consult for the inter
ests Of the association.
By order Of the Executive Committee,
move '3 JOHN II. LEHMAN, Sec'y.
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sheriff Sale.
George W. Kehn. rs. Anna Maria Kehn ct

,Is1fo~S ssss9ss 2E V. 9 :
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SeME rascals are misbehavi4 so badly
in Massachusetts, that the Springfield re
pu5lis1s AhEeatens to f'ssndfor a. band OF
the praying women Of Ohio. pue The editor
does not seem to have much faith in him
sell. but hs belisvssin the prayers Of the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

THE notorious Ben, Butler is the lead
err oil the Republican party. Grant gaP-
points his tools TO ofhcebas see the apss
pointmentI of Simmons to be colleetorsof.
Boston, despite the oppositioh9of Sena-
tors Sumner and Boutwell,. o"' Y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

Qtcoppe The biykproyides that all fees
andr1pt.i shall bebpaidg into stheB county
trsssurygonissqmst smod sbRm tas 90
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LAKE tp. DEMocRAoY.-The Democrat
ic Primary election of Lake township will
take place March 21st at Center School
House at Z o'clock p m.
By order of
o. A. ALBIaHT; Cen. Com.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

VARIo9s bills are before the Commit
tee of The General Assembly, redistrict
the Stzteei htonG Congressional districts
One puts stark Wayne. Holmes and
Tuscarawas together. Oh, that would
be joyful. AZ bns .nala.1,L .1Ela h.airl 3
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TBHsGant0an Democrut Ss now printed
on q Cottrsll&nR abceekipeEer press7 cost
ing tweatyrniheb hundred eollgrssi sfIhe
Office has also been tinprOFsd,d Success:
Nac-Anssg A9sertcaa. tssoqags all a
The Hoovers have always a kinduEord
ready. eEThe tReRtYsnips handreds sheqld.
have plusDns 10 m4kstheifullamountai1.
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Firm Of $ NJ PstiinsHinta Co. 6sSsis 81 Boston.

, iVEaEEIsE extends. its influence into every part
cof the human organism, Commanding With its
fSupdalOn, correcting dlseasedsction an restor-
ing vital PsWeIs O. eating q healthy formation
ease and leaving Nature te perform It's allotted
task Yegetine IL sold by all druggists.
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TIE investigations in philadelphia
override late elections develop the usual
fraudsaand Tilanies Eonathe part soflthe
ring..sDThe9 clearly show thar tokleyss
majority was a fraud. II win be fenemll
bered shat some three years ago Col
Mcclure zasideclared beaten ferHheI
Senate. but On contestingsa Republican.
Senate foundbe was eaffY elected By
handspme majeriE and he gothis seat.
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V sSTI8gEST z sheriff.
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DRowNED.4Some two or three weeks
ago we mentioned the fact that a little
girl, IN crossing the Little C1yahoga river
on q log placed there for that purpose, fell
into the stream, but was fortuuately res.
.euedby a--gentiemanl who witnessed the
accident. This crossing, ~althoughln rather
"a shaky condition, has been used by the
people of that vicinity II order to keep.
from Walking a distance of about 50yards
to the North Howard street bridge cross
ing the Aforesaid stream. ajl asI2hH
asI Last Sunday two little girls, wishing to.
cross TO the north side aof the river, at
tempted to cross-this log. The log beng
very narrow they were Compelled to hold
10 atemporary raiiing placed on one side
cof the log ior that PURPOSE but which had.
become loose. When about midway Of the
stream, the railing gave way, prscipitating
them INTO b eriyer. One Of them, 4 Miss
NaiIen. aged about ten years, managed,
after beng carried down the stream for
distance. to regain her feet and Succeeded
ia getting out. The Sother was carried
down the stream for a distance Of about
10 rods, where sheoawas taken out by
aGharle sAmmon afteEsonethlDg-ofa strug-
ogle on hisrpart. SThe hfeless form was la
akeueato the residence of James Flowers
Inherently effort fespscitationproye an5
saYaIling.5f This oohe sproYed To be the
daughter of James1M cCeFmiok, a four
pacEeratthe Epa Mls-AkrOn Times:
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UM1

FIVE prlScnerS eScaped from the Sdl
at New Casles Delaware % die asth
ulf aFheyezed and gaggedt The silers
They have Since been captured.
1t is stated that the autopsy of the Sia-
mese twins demonstrated THAT the-fiver-
was really one badly. that when removed
and laid on the table the livers formed
but n mass. 10
@tREStuRgis@MieAisaREla stzweek the
womsp's movement ctosed-every saloon
insthe plaee.e4 kOSEoA . szaha6E LansI
DETRo1E, FEBRUARY 7as.@9aSdpassc:iia5f a efec-z
lions. were held to-day forHthfee1 mem
,bets of the State Senatedakd Eve Repre-,
's~entatNeS!t Observation-Disclosures
in all the districts, and not much interest
was manifested onaeither SIDE. Returns
as far a~s1feeefved show the following
Senators elected: Loomis Hutchinson,
Republicans is eleeted iRathel Eighth Dis
rtrict; U.rR Cook Independent in the
Ninth District. AN independent oaHdi-
date in ptheaMafdaetteo Distfieto Henry
Brown, Democrat, nfn1the1 Niles District,
and Leroy Parker5in the Fliht ID District,
kwere elected Representatives. s1lsg 70 81
p The New ,Gastle PA Conrenf says,
twomen arsipowm jail j that city for
EdresiHg dnd female attire and peddlng
lPatentrcaFsetsa 3They4pracdced their lit
tlegame in that city for about six weeks
and fitted most ofthe bellies of New Cas-
ltleJas well as, older ladies; always insirt7
i1g thattheY shayldif fit the articls to the
Prrchaserrsss1staI on galIssd .ysq % 5ss
tloAn TndiaifapoKs saI~ooaokeepef, whose
Saloon was recently Gvisitedlby a number
toffehiale temperance advocates, tiedto
E.drownt q elsound of theiPhymns by per
Torrance On lahmofeheSt10n. Ffading
this Intellectual hhe1 tufneda1eose two
young bears,qEept as pets, Fhiehnhisht-
ehed the ladies into a.ipfeeipftate retreat
t9aA dispatch says that's letter from New
Orleans states that Judge Durrell has for.
awarded his resignation TO a,trustedfriend
Ito be rendered in the eEentthe Judiciary
1 committee Of the House, reporting ar
PticieS EFF imPeaehmsptiao 5oa 5sdI 3oel >
The Atsburg Fort Wayne& Chicago
7 Railroad depot at TValpafaiso,sIn M was
burned enlSseafday highti hoaslotio
valuable merchandise.11am 90 q ysq G
f3'sIi DH-11. ,lOitgg-do, sstt = +EdW -
/ 1.-The Engineers 5Brotherhood has de,
tenniRed MOTTO inapgrTatea "a genera.
lsoakesa at PRESENT. " ".1alIob aro !
yEksSenater Louis T.NVigfan diedlate,
" at Key West. oEHezwas4 ofmeFlyaU. S
iSenator from Texas.s1 bstinJ sdIlo Hio.
bsKingdLunalio of thessSandwich Island.
iisdeads Heywas1 distinguished for hi:
greAbTegard fen whisky sfagrrd II a.idw
80 q go
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Tickets 1000 siftsi
LIST

Total, 1900 gifts, all cash, amounting to.SI,5OO,OOO
The concert and distribution OF gifts win pos
itively and uheqnivocally tak place on the day
nov Il Ssd.whether althe tieketf are sold or not;
and the 1900 gifts are PAID in proportion 10 the
number Of tickets sold.
Price of Tickets. -A
Whole tickets, $50 Halves, SIS Tenths, or
yeaclf coupon, S. EleFenWhole Tickets for $500.
Send for Cirarlar. s.e5 l-r.-g ..faF -.5
The time for the drawing is near at hand, and
persops intending 10 purchase tickets have no
time to lose. EFse sd tuJiy
n1-ia THO, Egs RRAMLEFTE,- l-eT
Agent Public Library Kentucky. and Manager
.Gift Concert, Public Library Building Louisville,
-H. .mar5 T4-w4 B. & l.. 0 =
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Reeommend it HeartIIv.

:. DgOAl DO1-OAI .NfAoIU-
81 Mr.. SIEvENs-Dear Sir: IBax6 taken several
bottles ofyOur Negetine, and am coavincedit is.
q valuable remedy for Dyspepsia, KidneyCom-
plant, and general debility OF the system. ] can.
hesrtiiy reeommenditto all suffering from the
above complaints. Yours respsctfulIF,1sItl sM
re- - t' MRS. MUSRoE PARKEE, $50 Athens st.
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- anuroa 81 go An.le1I.

i Ny daughter has received great benefit from
the uEe Of Vegetime. Her declining health was
g source Of great anxiety TO all OF her friends.uA-
few bottles-of the Vegetine restored her health,
strength and appetite. NH ILDEN ~ =
Insurance & Real Estate Aga, 40 Sears Building.
BesToN, Mass, June 5, 1872. e--F-l-o4 % rs15 u
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seventy-e one Years of Age

7" LIST MAAsdELL-D1 aut = oNs-|
Mr.. srEvEEs-Dear Sir am seventy one years
of age; have suffered many years with Kidney
Complaint, eakness in roy back and storlash. !
was induced by friends to try your Yegetine5and
Kidneys ever used. j have tried many RENE
dies for this conplaint,and never found so much
relief as from the Yegetine. 1t strengthens and
inYigorates the whole system. Many Of my ac-
.qaaintances have AIKEN II, aud j believe it TO be
- JcsIAHH.sHERMEE.s
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shsri# sale

Daniel s.snith ct al vs.. tJsremiah Smith ct n.
By viHtue of an order to sell issued from the
court of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio,
and t0mezdiraetedsIWil offer for sale al public
out cry at the door Of the court house IN the city
Of Canton, on .TEEVTT
.SqtaWdayIke-2S h-daYoEM March, 1874
the following described real estate situate in said
county, to witt Al tract of land containing tWen-
ty4hye l25) acres more ofless, and being paFt Of
the southwest quarter OF section p, township
II range s, bounded as follows, beginning at the
southeRst eorner 81 SAID quarter theueg vest
l6 chains and &c links to a post thence north IS
-chRins and 10 links TO a post thence east I6
chains and 46 links tola post d theneS south IS
chRins and 10 links to the place OF beginning.
Also the north half Of three acres, being an out lot
wHRiA she clpDrste limits OF the city of Canton
The senleb eiHX distinG nished aonShe plat 81 said
lciU al presentby number tWenty-three hundred
anr ninety-hye 1z595o5 also lots nHmber thirty
one 81 thirty-nine z29=forty - and for
tysone fl in Grants addition 70 said city,
distinguished on the present plat OF said city OF
csntea By The respective numbers OF GIG. 924s
W nd8-aa1EeNEEI -H1rTnU HHar ara Sag mi
- SasetO. eommenoe at Que O'clock p M. Terms
one-third cash, the balance in two equal Rnnnal
payments, with interest from day of sale, secur-
ed by mortgage Ohthe
feb2Sw5 W 6h wWfLIHAMaBAXTER Sheriff,
nA&aLL AAAGAA
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SENATORS CHANDLER, sofs Michigan
has sued the Detroit FSs<R n ess. the lead
ing Democratic paper Of that State for
SANDER in charging him with being sax
RED out Of the Senate chamber beastly
drunk, EAs n--o.4 3 a.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05
What As Needed. .

r G '1aal oiE1 BOSTON, rebruary4Si ISL :
!. Mr.. sTEyENs-DeaFSiri About one year since
/ found myself In a feeble condition from gona
-eral debility. Vegetine was strongly -reeommen-
ded to me by a friend Who had been much bene-1
hted by its use. / procured the article aud after
using several bottles, was restored TO health, and
discontinued its use. / feel quite confident that
there is no medicine superior 10 it-for those
for which it IS especially prepared.
and would cheerfnIly it to those
who feel tEat they need something to- restore
them to perfect health. En1is tasi l5-saI lHlEai
[ Respectfully yours - .4oG gG!uaiEad II
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

The carlisEs have been making greater
Roadway under the administration ofssri
RAND thantheyrd did while Castelar, Masin
authorigy.ot s!sHD aid sol ,nozIsV IA o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

There are 22l 900 teachers and IA. 500.
OO0 childrenan the country The annual
pubic Expenditures for school purposes
4ok Mo oooaiee9f9nl Nl1Asfuo9 tTa
are PSosOVosuOH div bella era sdood ava.