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

R G WILLIAMS and Saml Shaffer in
obedience to the acquisitions of the Ohio
Democratic Senate, went down to Column
bus on tuesday last, to tell "what they
knew about" the state treasury matter.
They didn't want to go; partlcu larly Mr..
Williams he hated it like a dog. He
would sooner have been kicked, all over
town han to 60. But when it was his
duty to go. Nothing but the stern voice
Of duty could induce him to leave his bust
ness and his family to go down there in
the interest of Geo, Weimer. Money
couldn't have hired him to do it; nor even
a clerkship. Nothing but pure patriotism
could prompt the sacrifce.-ALhance Lo-
cal
The Local is doubtless correct in its
conjecture. Messrs Williams and Shat
fer too had a delicacy as to exposing the
earelessnes with which officials count
votes at Alliance, and, also, the ~unpardon-
able and i~nexcusable omission of a print
ing Office here in emitting the name of
Welch from the Republican ticket. Our
elections should not be conducted with
ouch looseness nor tickets printed in such
slipshod printing Offices.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

ENrERTAINMENT.-The fourth enter
tainnent at the rooms of the Y, NC. a.
will be given on Monday evening next,
by pupils selected from the Public Schools
and Canton Academy. At the request of
a number ofthe friends Of the Association
it was decided at the last meeting to
charge a small admission fee of ten cents.
PRoGRAMME.-Song, The Sweetest bud
is Missing, Mary Dyser, Flora Fessler.
and Minnie Reed--Recitations, Wreck
of the Golden Horn, Jennie Sholtz-the
Maniac, Laura Ream-Song, how the
gate came sjar; RecitatloDs, the Family
Sewing Machine, Joseph Hutt-the Heart
of the War, Bertha Hsssold-Speech at a
Debating Society, Willie EarnshaW-the
Country Woman, Lille Miller-Appear-
anee in Print, Henry Rawie-Song, Quar-
tette Bill of Fare-Recitations, Well of
St. Heyue, Emma Hane-the Old Cont
n~entals, Fred Hartzell--Turning the
Grindstone, Alvin Sherrick-Cover them
Over, Kittie Lawrence-Song. Under the
Snow--Recitationss H-omesickness, Sadie
BaldWin-The Revolutionary Rising, ].
G. Cross-United in Death, Flora Ham
mond-Song, Buy a Broom, Jennie and
Jessie Heldenbrand.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

THE Valley Railway has b~eenemaking
fair progress in the way Of grading during
the winter and now most Of theroute from
here to Cleveland-js ready forthe ties and
the ties are mostly ready sforahe road.
The wishsof the Directors nowAis thatathe
subscriptions shall be promptly paid up.
collections have beensl exceedingly slow
and the officers of the road have been
quite easy with delnquents. The time,
however, is now here when the money
must oome-if the road il to be pushed
rapidly alongto9Ecompletion. rThs wish
is to have thelcars running from here to.
cleveland as soon as possibls4say by
September at the furthest. We admonish
our friends IN Stark not to be negfigento
their duty in the premises.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05
TRaMPs-On Wednesday an important

| GAnSSSNl HAAPOA lauL
arrival Of some hall a dozzen men andboys
of about 10 gears'or so came TO do our city.
Some Of them begged money, and what
they got went for whisEey and into their
pockets. That night they passed in our
city dormitory and were fed at the city's
expense. During Thursday they again
earned on their begging and whiskey
drinking and at night tramPed out to the
InfImary and there spent the night. On
Friday forenoon Marshal Oldfeld and po-
lice EItnier drove them out OF own alter
quite a struggle. That afternoon on their
way west they met on the R. R. track a MIR.
.Howenstine, this side of Buckhill, whom
they assaulted knocked down and robbed
of his watch and two or three dollars in
money. We have not heard that Mr..
Howenstine was much injured. The
same gang met another man with q carpet
sack. HIM they assaulted With bludge-
,ons and badly Injured, indeed would have
killed probably but for the repair men
who saw the affair at a considerable dis
lance and ran to the rescue. The villains
seeing the repair men took to the fields
and ran away. Two chaps are under ar
rest for the assault as WilEbe seen by ref
erence to our MassillonL correspondence.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

Err SBBAcHAA correspondent from
this place to the New Philadelphia Beo-
Jaehter speaks quite familiarity of the Stark
Co. DEMocRAr establishment and refers
to it ass Temperance" affair owing to the
determination to dispense hereafter en-
tirely with drunken printers. In this re
gard the fellow is hght-sucA being the
Established rule. We would respectfully
suggest, however, that this fellow dates
his letters hereafter at Canton instead OF
Massillon. 1t is entirely too thin-too
much like that featbered biped that i'm
aqined itself concealed when ats small bead
Is run into a brush or the sand, and DTS
big posterior is exposed to view. We
trust the Beobachter don't give over "a
penny for such thoughts"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05
CouRrAHas oontin1sd to di-sposeof

CoURrAHas continued to dispeseeof
business during the past week with rea-
sonable dispatch. The judgment OBJ
tanned at last term by w. C.EThompson
against Jacob Eicher was vacated. Stern
&Son v. Solomon Bloch, jdg't for plt'f
for S66I.35. First National Bank v. Sam
ueIsS. Yoder. judg't for pltf for $zo6-33.
Sarah London v. E. Bailey, judg't for
pit fffor S251 John Janson " Christian
klaEfenstein, judg.t for pltf. for $4,000,
second trial granted. S. H. & E. Bloch
v. John Quinn, judg't for pltff. for 500.
Annabella E. Heyle v. city of Canton,
verdict of jury S. damages by the grade.
Reese H. Quigley v. S. Lesser, judg't
for pltff. for S4,462,2 "a. Uriah Thomas
j. L. Butler, judg't by confession for
S656.48. Farmers National Bank ". w.
A.-Nixon ct al, judg't by confessionfor
S526.2I. Same v. Same, judg't for 49,
1864. Mary J.. cresswen VI .cresswell
dixorce1granted.. Vim. Nicely v. Hugh
Bleakley ct. al, verdict for pltf. for sI33,
G. h inez ". J.. C.IGrfhth, judg't by
default for S288.56. Hi
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

SAFE Co.-The Diebold & Kienzle Safe
Company is changed to Diebold, Norris &
Co., the company being Mr.. Kinzle. Mr..
]. w. Norris has been connected with the
company for years, and has had the man
agement Of the financial ~:affairs of the
company. We understand Mr.. Norris will
con tinue to discharge the responsible and
ortant financial business of the new
arrangement.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

- NEW GRANGEsa- We learn from Dspn4
tyiH. Mcdowell that new Oranges have
been established as follows; At West
Salem, Wayne County o. Master, J..
rLeatherman, Sec'y, WI. Nusser. .Ches7
ter Grange New Pittsbnrgs Wayne Coz
TO-; Master, JyW.s France, s5Secy, g. W.
Ebert. Wayne Grange, Madisonburg,
Wayne County. o. Master Thomas A.
Mccoy, Wooster. Ohio; Sec'ys 6: P. En-.
erich, Wooster, o. Wooster Grange,
Wooster, O.; Master, w. N.Smith, Sec'y,
R. G. Sweeney. Clear Creek Grange,
Wayne township, Wayne. Co, o. Master,
D. C. McClarron, Wooster, o.; See'y, John
Kprtz, Wooster, o. 80" o' M q
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05
CarroI1tOn,

During the past week we spent a cou-
pie of days in CarIollton, meeting old
political and other friends and passing a
pleasant time. 1t is evident, to the occa-
sional visitor, that Oarfonton is improv-
ing, 80 far as new residences are concerned.
We recognized during our visit, and thus
acknowledge, the proverbiGl hospitality
and friendliness of the people of Carroll
ton. Political differences never crashsout
these redeeming traits-and never should.
The Carrolltomans are hopeful Of soon
having a better railway outlet. They are
deserving Ct it, and the mineral wealth of
that locality must be developed. 1t is
only : question oftine Es N0 AZ
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

,RoBBERs.-On last Saturday night be-
twesn Al andTl2a O'Clock while Mr. All
Mack was going home two fellows stop
ped him near.the German Reform Church
On East Tuscarawas St, and one Of them
evidently reaching for his throat, but by
mistake caught him, with his epeni hand
ia the face-whichi probably was lucky for
Mr.. NM Mack with great presence
ofmind gave the fellow a sound rap on his
bugIe which sent him rolling, and step
ped back reaching into his pocket as
though to draw a re volver, when they
both started off on a doable-quickDf - ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

The Medina Gazette says there is not a
road in that or any other county on the
Reserve that is better now than it was
twenty-five years ago. They were i'm
passible then at certain seasons, and they
are still found periodically in that con-
dtion. A ride across the country. will
convince any one who has the temerIty to
undertake the trip How, that the state
,ment of the Gazette is too true as to this
corner of the world also. When will
Canton people along with residents in the
vicinity move toward making our mud
roads passable and good at ali seasons of
the year, -EH&
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05
To.rHR DEMooRAoY On PARIs r.

hottie DEMocRAcY OF PARIs IT,
Notice is hereby given to the Democrats
and liberal Republicans of Paris town
ship to meet at the NusuaI places of
holding primary elections in said township
Pans New Franklin RebertsVile he and
Minerva or Saturday the % day of
March and nominate by ballot-three per-
sons for trustees, one township clerks one
Treasurer. two assessors one for each pre-
-annf and two Coustabl& = Vote far 40
the ensuing April eiecnoT Pott Books
must bet returoed to me by the Monday
following at nooR~
John CARSON Cen. Gem,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05
AGARn

We have a large lot Of Afannels, blan-
kets, shaw1s and dress goods that mnst-be
sold in order tcsredpce stock, Onothese
goods Veidefy eompetition in price, as
CALI and examine befote buymg3IQar
assortment of Domestlcs is very full.
-ESSlG &SQN,--
36tf Cassidy CornerJ
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05
.Y9EEpA nELsIrEsvlA
% n sForsaIe OF Rent. -

"A two story b~siekidwelling house. COR
,ner WalnntsSnd Eighth streeta.D contain
ing eight rooms.blsT The uhouseui is suitable.
for and has been used for years as a board
ing house. 1t viii be sold all ready fur
lnished if desired. H-not soIdby April lat
it will be for rent, suitably and etlfurA
nished. Possession1e can s given immedi.
ately. For, farther particulars cali on
George Wolf at The honse IA .b,o9 bll,. Al
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

Nh STALL of the OaypetGnd Val Paper.
House is now making an extended tour
through the Eastern Cities buying and
forwarding such goods as are best adapted
To the wants Of their CUSTOMERS These
goods are arr living almost daily. Call
No. go s. Market St., and examine their
prices. PALMER &STALL.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

CANTON HIaR ScHooL.-For the month
ending Feb, 27th.-Enrollment Boys 10
Girls, % Total 50. Av. Daily Atten d.
ance, Boys, Is Girls, 3O4, Total 4S3. Per-
centages Boys, 90, Girls, 90. Hardness ;
Boys 6, Girls "a. Total 80. Days -ost by
absence Boys IL, Girls "a, Total As.
NJ. A. Tro1tman Prin.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05
Thirty Years, Experience OF an Old
--NHurae.

Mrs. WGnsIovs's Soothing syrup IL
fha-Dreaerfptfom Of one Of the best Female
I'd EfA1t Ard Nnrsas ia the United States, and
has been used Tor thirty. years with never faiE
ing safety and suseeag by millions Of mothers
old 70 sthe adult. IL oorrects aciditN Of the atom,
aeh, relieves vino collie, regulates the bowels
and gives rest, health and comfort 10 mother
and child. We believe 1t to be the best and sur
eat remedy in the world in all cases of
TER and IN CHILDREN wheth-
or II arises from Teefhing or from any other
cause TfQthdirections for using will comPA
eachtbotler None Genuine unless the facsimile
sfCUtFrIs & PERKINS is on the outside wrap
per Seld by all Me~dicineDealers. sly n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05
.0a aaAoaEa..T ,aaVoT.
E.'E4fas35 taFE q q March Isl
oYE1cx OF KENT JAW.

Tp thePubhc:
THE undersigned is informed that an imposter
Is beating about the country in this and adJoin-
jarvis of Massillon sometimes as Kent Jar
vfsnJ as the brother Of Jarvis. Y
The follow makes his approaches to the good Of
fees ofhi8 victims, by representing that he has
rentor to sell; or that he is pnrchnsing
stock for certain farms owned by Kent Jarvis.
The success of the vagabOnd up to this time in
a small way encourages him to more ambitious
efforts at the expense of the innocent unless
speedily overtaken, or exPosed-henee this no.
tee. The undersigned has no brother, 'nor has
he any farm to renfs Persons having business
With him cannot be imposed upon II they viii
but communicate as above. That the imposter
is still abroad is evidenced by a recent letter
from carTollton Carroll County, Ohio, describing
his operations In that vicinity,
KENT JARVIS.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

LAST week we gave the report of our
made IN three yeaTss The Municipal code
requires all city officers TO report tolothe
council monthly. Our City Council has
required the Mayor and Marshal TO res
port monthly. The report of our Wv.
Trustees is quite full and 3complete aud
worthy Of careful perusal. 80 s, sHc,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

Goop,--We take pleasure in announc.
ing that Alex Balm, for years g leading
f~unctionaTyD with George HFesslsr9 has
opened out IN a new place on his own hook,
having bought out the family grocery
store Of AlbIuL ongabaugh, an the Buck
Jus building on North Market street. See
Alexis Advertisement
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

lREMovED.-Mr. j. w. Henry, has re-
moved his boot and shoe store from Eagle
block basement to No, 81 East Tuscaraw-
as street, Shear block, The location is a
fine one for our friend Henry and we trust
he will find the change an Improvement in
every way. Mr.. Henry has a good estab-
lishment.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

HARRY WooD.-Mr. and Mrs Harry
Wood will openman engagement in the.
Opera House in this place aon March
9th, with a full company, Of frst-class
artists. In a few lines from Harry he
promises a TIP top entertainment aandlWe
doubt not hewitt be as good as his word.
l27-tdL = = - - = DO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05
.9TFaasfss 81 RsaisE state..

VIM .BazteratO5HR WiseLle lot inGapi
ton, Zo4. ~ d1ziG azs9 - 4 erruE Z esi
sillon, $50. -
John Hoffman to John Lltz, 2acres IN
Nimishillen tip, 400.,sssH-s fe -,
L Julhard3o John Lutzs 2osaOrssin,
Osnaburgh, 6s759sdzza ugAza1asI4
Baumsto ] Lantz. 4 27l0Q acres IN
Pla in tip; $50. sEsoiEls3 =
SnYderto BMaGreen II lotainIAli
anees S2O4) 1s54aSELsg48ra 80 - ,aEshk
FIN Green to TT Fouts, l lot iu.VAlli.q
'anee, 4500zIzoAT DEIHsIE OzA sE93
Wa speak advisediy, when we say that Dr.
Morris, syrup,o of Tar Wild Cherry and. Hoarr
hound Is the best known remedy for. Coughs,
eOlds, &C. seldRy YR-Eoys drpgg5trtH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05
Opposed to hrO15SSy.

Believing that 1t is not for the best in
tsrest of the consumer for any one House
to monopolizs any particular branch of
business, | have therefore added an ele=
CANT assortment of Carpets for the spring
trade, which will be offered at such rates
that As WiH be to your interest to compare
prices before making your ssleetions
tsEkAALaLl E. d. KEPLINGER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05
DAY Of all the week the best,
EmbleRf ~ ternal rest TQEF

Every one took advantage OF its loveliness to
wk%sdssfSethe Charming MISREPRESENTATION
keep the weather from being uncOmfortably
vain.
On sstuFday evening aAhe express trAih was
passing York station on the Lake Shore & Tus-
.eaAYas Valley Rail road, bound South it ran a.
litae past the water tank and station house and
had to back up in order to get water. While
backing up an old man very gray and giving 9th
er indications of three score and ten and also
.yeysdtunk, determined thsthe would cross the
track about ten feet in the rear Of the train while
it vas under rapid motion. Being by a man who
was n~earenongh to catch him he did seize him
and undertook to get him of the track but was
wholly unable to do SO. Aftersa, severe struggle
in which it was doubtful what the result would
be- his rescuer got him on to the side. of the
track against the platform and crowded him over
half bent on to the platform in which posi-
ton b-otkzFemSineds one=holding the-other until
the train stopped with the tender ct the water
tank. Had the trucks projected hush with the
side of the car both would haVe-besn ground up
onithe track or squeezed to death against the
platform. The two were finally hauled up on to
the platform safe the drunken man swearing
f~ufiously because be hadbesnl delayed IL his
joarpezhpmey 4AEEta&VU AsiAaG
q As the through freightAEsstwas passing this
Eposnt onAdondsy evening last, one of the break
men diseeTered aman on the platform Of one Of
the cars and without any ceremony or Provoca-
tion drew d pistol and no ding q close 70 the arm
ofthe man on the platform fired, and -then push
ed him of the car while the cars were running
TIE wound is very painfnl though not danger
GUS.
tits r1mored thai The Canton DrahnaEie AS
,socfaHon win visit @AssnlOn and play ,'The
Chimney oOrneF"7dFO ct TI1ya
l. The Presbyterian Social will be held at the res
fdence ofMrs. Isaac Dangler, on Tkursday even,
ding, March sth.s &c AAoE 5t5Ao 5E4t
CASES sETrLED.-The long pending matter in
difference between MessFs.Samuei oberiina and
| Fred Albrect 4 Son against the city was amicably
| settled in the City Council room on Tuesday
eYening g, thus RELIEVING the city of all lawsuits
Much credit IS due to Messrs. JsmeS Bsyiss ans
John G. Warwick members from the Sd and Is
wards respectively for effecting a settlement.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05
ALEX SHAW.

CAEroN TowNsH1P.-Messrs c. J. Gel
ger, John Ball and Jacob Myers Trustees
oflCantOn Township, on Monday last made
q settlement with the respective Supervi-
-snrs, the Township Treasurer and others.
After striking 3 balance iuzthe account Of
township funds, and having pads former
Indebtedness of over $1,000, with taxes
slightly increased, it was found that the
sung httlesnm of Ss0l.sS remained in the
cheney of our Trustees in managing the f.
nancial affairs Of the Township especially
during a time of great business depression
and financial embarrassment. They should
receive the thanks of every tax-payeraof
the township and be most favorably re-
hereafter. 4 Canton township
can now free herself from debt and have
a neat little balance left, which is indeed
encouraging, these times TIEAF
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05
Positively the Last Chance.

Do not neglect this opportunitYCofp ur-
chasing extra fine goods at extra low
prices. Preparatory to my removal east
l am closing out my excellent assortment
of Ladies' and Gents Jewelry, Foreign and
American Watches, Clocks, Silverware,
&C, AT COST. Do not allow great bar
gains to slip through your fingers.
- D. OfIO WINTERHALTER.
100 a'l No. l Opera Block;
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05
MARRrEU.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES E. Feb.
2sth, MADAM Glib and Miss Lesh Hildebiddle-
, sMITH-SHOOF-By Rev. E, Herbruck, Feb.
18th, William W Smith and Amanda Shoot.
Observation-Disclosures the srd inst, by
80 8 s. Chapman, Mr.. James Christopher, OF
Bnllersbnrg aud Miss Joanna Good, OF New
Berlin rI DC ~ ira ~. --arf. Ha
r LANDY-KLINGAMAN-on the 26th ult. at
the Reform Parsonage, by Rev. p. Herbrueks Mr..
Samuel Esndis ana Miss susanna Kiinaman-
!, FRANcE-CLAUsER-On the same place, and
by the same, Mr.. Addison j. France and Miss
sarah Clauser, ---. .
ALVER-MILLER-On Feb 92nd, at the resi-
denee ofths brides father, BY ths same,Mr.John
AlYer and Miss Maria Miller.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

lSPRINa election time approaches ahdlt
wall soon be time to announce names Tor
the positions As usual q full township
ticket will have TO be chosen, trustees,
clerk, treasurer, constablesT and spperyI-
sors. Inthe city wehave onIyla council;
man and assessor to choose from each
ward. Let our friends give the matter
their attention.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05
90 - rNo. IopeEa Blook.

Ha.M!.e. A-At the annual elsetionof IF.
officers for the " M. O. A. on Monday
evening last Mr.. L. L. Miller wa cOnln9
ued as Presidentg w. H.. Avery, Vice
President; C. D. Essigs Secretary andhS!
p Wallace was chosen Treasurer
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05
Window Shades.

Every Kind, Latest and best styles from
leading Manufacturer. Cord, Tassles,
Loops, &C., &c. Oornices made and put.
up by experienced Workmen: All the la
test patterns of fixtures at Wholesale &
Retail Book & Paper House,
.s.Ie :. - "A OperaBlock } 90 4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05
MT tMaMI59sESMII IpEan A1IsHs

member ofYtheT EYapgeEcaf Alliance re-
Gently held at New York, and editor of
the LUTHERAN OBSERVER will lecture be-
fore the literary Societies of MI Union
eSllegs1O9I Wsanesday sYeping, Msssb AZ.
edge the receipt of a complimentary to the
lecture. The .eninsnt apdEdstinguished
gen tleman has aohighTepRtatiOn as apQ4--
turer. -- -
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Wall Paper,

Immense Stock, great variety cheapest
brown to finest DECORATION aAa a lowest
prices. Skilled Paper Hangers furnished
If desired, at Wall Paper rooms fitted ex-
pressly for the business, by the old and
reliable firm of
PERKINS &FWESTON,
, 4 Opera Block.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

q MARBLE.-Philip Haubert has opened
his Marble Shop in &c. F. Dierkort's buildI
ing, corner Walnut and Fifth street, where
he WILDE glad to furnish tombstones 20
order on short notice and on favorable
terms His long experience at the buslC
ness warrants him in guaranteeing satls-
faction. g Give MIN a call - is.ssl dc
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

q The Dunbar Hook and Ladder Hose
company in their hurry to get to the IRE
at the east end of town, the other night,
accidentally ran against and broke the
window OF the Philadelphia House.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05
Settle Up.

All persons indebted to me are=bereby
notified to-calEand settle hsir5acconats,
on or before the Goth of March, or they
will be left in the hands of an attorney
for collection.
I OTTO WIHTERHALTER,i
pC5LAL No. l Opera Block.
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,vs Ne7F Wednesdav

LEcTUREs. Next Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, at st. Johns Catholic
Church, Fathers Deshon and Elliott will
deliver their l~eetnres- The first by Father
Deshon, on "Union among Christians"
tie marx of Truth 5ai
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

For SALE.-Ths undersigned, wishing
to go into other business, offers for sale
the good viii, fixtures and lease, of his
well known Meat Market in the st. Cloud
building. y- -. ~cr
39w2 ALEX SHAW.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

A GRAND BALL-At the Canton House,
near the old depot on Market street, will
come off on "Wednesday evening, March
18th. Admission, one dollar a couple.
First class music will be furnished.