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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-15

. 80 - 1isaS- CANTON, Jan. 18th 1874
AtaFegular Meeting of Nimisilia Lodge
No. I3q, ]. 100. F. the following resolu-
tons were unanimously adopted.
2 WHEREAS, it has pleased God to remove
from Us by death, our beloved brother
James s. Lindsey, whose spotless life and
whose fidelity and faithfulness as an Odd
Fellow, as a church member and as q
member of society, had won for him
the esteem and election of all who knew
him and whereas We the officers and
members of Nimisilla Ladge Nc. 1871.
o. o. +. feel most deeplythe loss we have
Sustained in the decease Of Brother Lind
soy one Of onramost faithful and beloved
members, therefore ~ u -.,.ao. q
Resozued, that We extend our Warmest
sympathy to- the widow Of our beloved
BROTHER and fEmliy and friends, in this
hour. of thsir deep ,Hfaction, upon whom
this stroke falls most heavily; ia that they
have lost beloved and devoted husband,
an sfectionetcTbth and Rr6tect6r3 and
4 faithful friend.-
RsSoked, also that onr hall BE- dFsped
in mourning for the period Of 80 days in
honor of OurAdeeeased brother, and that
a copy Of these resolutions be sent to his
bereaved widow and that they be publish
ed In the city papers.
NJ. B. Cox,
Il 7a a. W. HELpEsBR1SD, SCom,
W. A. REEVES,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-15

I THE Zoarites have contracted with Nj,
Walker Stanley. the Engineer of the
Hoosac tunnel, to build the Wheeling and
Lake Erie Railroad through their terrific
~ and westward, q distance Of nine miles,
The people Of Gear began cleaning away
the kround and preparing for this road last
SUMMER and-tkey VIII not Be Behind In
theft work. Their town is sitdatedon the
Tusearawas3riNer8aafe few miles from zthe
Tuscarawaasbraneh2 of aha ac1eEelando&
Pittsburgh road, and ahopt seVen miles
from the .TusearaMassl Valley read This
new line. passing through thar village
will give a new impetus to business Hnd
the profits resulting TO the industrious
Zoarites fromfthe new facilities for dispos.
ing IL their productions may have "a de-
trimental effect upon the community We
shall see how these comfortable, busy and
contNnted society of friends can stand
prosperityELeGder9 svi-g Irrrg srIo
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-15

SAD AecIDENT.- We regret to learn
that one day Iast week, while Mr., David
limbaugh wal engaged in moving a por-
table saw mill from Yorktown to Mr.. ia
cab Groves in York township, and while
driving across a. bridge at the yard, the
bridge gave way, precipitating Mr.. Linn
baugh's Horses and wagon into the run.
Nj. L. received severe injuries, having q
hole cut through his nose and badly lac
Grating his cheek and face. Mr.. Limbaugh
was not In a condition to be moved to his
house until next day. tits hoped that he
may soon recover from his inluries.-Ohto
Dem. ~" aii4 i
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-15

or, PETERS AID SOCIETY Meets
~ irst tuesday Of each month, ia Aechanics'
block. MATH. BAST, -ecre tarY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-15

iPRoF. LOGAN commenced his course OF
lectures in the Opera House-on Phrenolo-
~, Physiogonomy &C., on Friday evening
labt aud has continued to lecture to crowd
ed houses of both sexes on each week day
evening. On the first evening, the lecture
was free, and since that the Submission is
one dime. Prof Logan Is an interesting
lecturer, ihtsFspersing his d~iseonrses with
-anecdotes and An occasional extract from
s6he valued. author Ksz examines era
-nipms and gives charts of character during.
the day. Prof Logan'sIpubhc examina-
tons have been gsnerGilyayery asuccessful
and happy.s'T his evening Is the last OF
afha conrsS .EEEaIIEo AKA Ts-GcL4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-15

PRoF, THOMSON, a graduate of Dana's
Musical Institute at Warren Ohio, has
located in cur city. He comes well rec
commended as a teacher. Special atten-
ton is given by him to the teaching of
Piano and Thorough Bass. His terms.
owing to the panic have been reduced to
$500 per quarter. Apply to Perkins &
Weston's at their Book Store, OF at II
South Poplar st.
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Sale Of Real Estate by Order
ri of Court. o..

TINE u~ndersiEnedi ExscutFix Of ths last will
ana testament r. VIM Byarz deceased, q,
now Offering at private. sale nader an order % the
Court OF Common Pleas Of Stark county the
farm owned and occupied BY aaiddocedoatat the
date Of his death, situate An Washington town
1hip between MI unfona and Efosburghy ana
about six mklea fron AhiAnoo, containing 90
acres- The landa are nmeng the most fertile IN
the county. The Buildings ara % good qnality
TIVE atory frame dwelling houss aud ne largest
and beet benk barn in SiaTk county; Al necessA-
three acre ptsce, disconnec With the home far9.
OF timber Land that viii be Eold. For teruas in
ouirs Of the subscFiber en- the bome farm.
poy2f ls7s HANNAH BYERS, ExecUtTix.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-15

We learn Joseph Rigler is no longer
one of our night police. The law only
allowing him 124 cents an hour, Joseph
concluded his services were worth more,
and indeed they are, Mr.. Rigler under
stands the business, has much experience
and his services would be cheap at twice
the money. In police services as in other
business. there Is q difference in men.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-15

KILLED BY KICK IA lad named
Daily, son of Henry D.. Daily of Mimi
silla, was found lying in bis fathers barn,
on Friday last, in an unconscious state,
having been kicked IN the head while
passing a horse In the stable. Life WAS
not quite extinct and under the Tcare of
his ireRdslel lived Sunday might.
HIS skull is understooa-f to have been frac-
tured by the klck.-AkroH Times.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-15

FALL-A worthy man by the name OF
Shissler living on Centre st. below Charles,
fsil some twenty feet froma tree on We'd
nesdayforenoon and broke his right leg
near the ankle besides otherwise llnlarIng
himself. II seems he had climbed the tree
to say off limbs Tor wood. de lay ahah
an hour or MORE before sssastanes came
and vas. badly chillea. Hs cries we're
finally heard by the men at the Myers
Mill bn Cherry st. HIS age is o45 or so
and 4 house full dependent on his daily
labor for support. "A son,and ~sonin-laE
arelybng quite i'll Also, This is hard
cese and. one eptttedt 70 attention. asis,i9
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EiecaSniNo4ios.'

Notice IS hereby given to the members
Of the Stark County Agricultural Society
that the adopting by ballot new Con:
stit9tjon and the election of President and
Vice President, eight managers to serve
one year, and MN managers to- serve
twoyears,5wm take place in the Society's
room in the Court House betweensl0a.
m and 5 !. m, Saturday, Jan. oath, 1874
bass- ByIorder of the Board, excess
32w2 l-a T.H. B. GoRKELI, Sec'y.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-15

THE Canton Soap work. II Mr.. Joseph
Biechele are too wen and faYorably known
to require q lengthy notice at our hands
A chance visit however the otheEday, the
first since the completion of the large adj
dltlon last summer, surprised Us, IS We
were not aware the Improvement was so
large. 1t seems Mr.. Bieehels,s space Is
more than doubled by the addition and
his steam power, with the machinery &con-
venlences Sembrasing wonderful improve
ments, enables him 70 manufacture his va
rious soaps with astonishing facility. The
variety OF soaps manufactured by Mr..
Biechele Is truly, astonishing to the unini-
tlatsd ; HlssfamIly and toilet soaps come
mand the market IN many of our cities.
de IS now largely manufacturing a new
variety entitled Joseph Biechele1s LAUREL
Soap, - It IS said to be capturing the
market and rapidly becoming popular and
getting into general use. Mr.. Biechele
Always aims to be up with the times and
thus command the market.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-15

THEfuneral of Jas Lindsay, late superin-
tendent of the Ball PlOw works, took
place on Monday afternoon, he having
died on the Saturday previous The Ma
sonic fraternity. the Odd Fellows and
Firemen and proprietors aud workmen of
the most of our manufacturing establish
mems turned out In honor o the deceased.
Several OF the establishments did not run
on Monday, especially in the afternoon
Mr.. Lindsay's age was SO aud he leaves
. wife and three childreh to mourn their
great loss, He was one of cur most wor-
thy and respected citizens, SIS the large
funeral and general expression of regret
fully testify. The services tOok place in
the M. E. Church, Rev Kuhn of the Eng
fish Lutheran church, Of, which deceased
vas a member, officiating. assisted by Rev.
0has Smith of the Methodist Church.
Rev. DR.. TOnner, being chaplain of the
Masonic lodge, of which Mr. Lindsay was
Worshipful Master, ofici&ted in the church
and at the grave in that capacity. Decea-
sed had filled various positions Of rust
with integrity and credit, one of which
was member oil our city counell9-g"He was
amsl, take him for all in all, we shall
not look soon on-hls like again."
AMmHL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-15
THE thief who has been committing 50

THK thief who. has been committing 50
many burglaries in Bucyrus, 1Ohio, has
been caught at lastaslHG was sesnicoming
out of a restaurant by B. b. Mcdonald
and others MhorimmsdiatelE gavedchase.
al number of shots were 0frsdIa a him to
make him stop but they had 10 run him
down. After catching h4m be was found
to have a bullet shot IN the fesh6 part of
his arm. He was taken to his boarding
house and searched and q quantity Of
stolen goods were found. His name "a
freeman and it is supposed he has served
a term in the psnitentIary+JOEz1GLau
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-15

WHrLE.a at Wooster last week particiPa-
ting IN the celebration of the glorious 9Th,
An memory of General Jacksons victory
at New Orleans in 1915, we met q host Of
Democratic friends among whom we may
name George Rex, Esq. Judge Estlil OF
Holmes Co. FaraIer, G. C. Parsonss ESQ.,
sCOl. 3. Eason. Ohio +. Jones, ESQ., Ex-
Sheriff Wilson and OaherS u Aid honor to
those Democratic reviVals that freshea
up the pztri0SiU audYioFious aehieXsHSntg
Of the immortal Jackson the greatest oil
which was overcomnsAtAe 70. S Bank
with Nick Bidideu& Co at its head|Mho
ahall be our future Jackson to put matters
.fsrshape for a contributions icntTency q an
Idndepsndent TfeaauSy.a feasufyAntirely
Tindepenaentof BANKING institutions aad
paper promises?
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-15

@dH1pprD Hands. face, rough skin. pim-
pies rlngworm, Z isait-Theum- and other
.e6tAneous affections. cured, and the skin
made soft and smooth, BY using the Jupi-
per Tar Soap, made by easwelI, Hazard G.
AHipSr-4 Tar Soap, cashmere are many imi-
ltSAlbns made with common tar which are
y rs fsad hlund r-aEuaEsE2 0uvA1s
e9r5 oacad3 Oh 5sad Z ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-15

NERVOUS PAIN, eR IRRiTABTLITY. -
Trask's Magnetic Ointment quiets the
nervous aC66ce3 and affords tie patient
ease and rest. It should be applied, not
very ~profuselV, beginning at the temples,
and passing over the whole surface.
It will be fonnd more effective and less
hurtfuI than preparations of opium.
See advertisement in another column.
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VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Fine Opportunity.

n HE undersigned, the owner of a four years
Lease of the Jackson Hotel property, Canton,
owing to q contemplated change, hereby
oners for sale said Lease together with all the
hotel, household and kitchen furniture eonnec-
ted Herewith, en- tAir terms. JOHN HERBST
Proprietor of jackson Hotel. Jams '74-w4
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SaIa.

It'll undersigned will offer for sale at public
1auctiOn az Navarro, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 14h day Of Fs6rzdary, 1874,
So q lot of personal properly consisting Of Wax.
ems, horses farming utensils, &e. Terms cask.
,sD15 Ea.EEH JE AENIzsR
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-15

{ No Meeting. o. Council took plac4 IN
Monday evening, being the third we ek
Sincsa meeting. We do not suppose the
in terests of the city suffer at al IN eonse-s
quAncs. Order reigns, save where disers.
der may crop out bywAy of variation
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-15
Straw Wanted.

The Canton Paper Mills want to pur-
chase Straw and for which they will pay
the highest market price. The mill Is
now prepared to consume all the straw
raised within ten miles of the city of Can
ton, apply to
Corner Mill and Marion Streets Canton, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-15

Celebrated New Orleans. Minstrels
are Ito give one Of their entertainments at
iSchkefer's Opera House on Friday even
ingl Jan 10Th This party differs very
materially fFomnthe general run of Min
'strel organizations. Burnt corkis not its
leading featuresbut enough is intermin7
.gled with the musical acts to give A. true
zesJ which is well relished by the, smuse-
3nent loving. Itnot only embraces : fine
minstrel performance but . hrst-class mu-
,sicai concert. Maud Stanley IS said to be
= very superior Vocafist. Taken 4 q
Whole we can say from what we have
heard, this is n OF the most gentsel
minbtrel organization now travelling. They
stay but one night. Tickets car be Sc
cursd at Perkins & Weston's. 30
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Thirty Years Experiences Of an cla

Mrs. sWinnlsWsss 0O0eh1ng 8yerapl n
the praoSFtpa1om % ouS 81 the oesy Female
has been used for thirty years with never fail
ing safety and sueeess BY mulons OF mothers
old TO tho adult IL eorrecta actdiUf ~ the stom-
-Aeh, relieves vino collie feBdiA3e9 tie bowels
and Eiyeg. Iegt, Jhealth and cemfert - mother
eat remedy ID The World IN AL eaaea ofDNblf
TEkY and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wheth-
,sr Il arfeee ,fron Toafhing CT from any other
cause Fnl direatonaf Ter nning ghl a~oconpaBy
each bOtle.s Gpaa Geonins unAaaatha EAo.afmals
-ofCURT&& PEkKlk6sia on fhsEoufaide wrap
per. ssld BY ali MsdicineDeAlsrs n,l4i SLY
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e 80 rhronEhesrani

ITO all Who are seeking new homes j or
ara about to take = TIM o Missouri Kan
sas, COLORADO, New. Mexico, Nebraska,
Oregon or CalitorniarW0 Eecommend q
cheap, safe, quick and direct route by'Way
of st. Louis, over the AtssouTL Pacific
EArolqkL aas. Jtis equipped with fns
Day CoEehss,s Bucks Reclining Chair
els. PnfmSnss Pdsce sleepers, the "a
nous Miller Safety Platform, and the ceho
ssbrated Westineho1se Air Brake, and
runs its trains from st. Louis to tprnci-
pal points in the West SbiSk0Uth change.
We 'beiievO that the Missouri Pacific
Through Line has The best Track OF any
road west Of the Mississippi River, and
with its Superior equipment and unrivalsd
comfSrts for Passsngers, has become the
great popular thoroughfare between the
East and the West. Trains from the
North, South and Fest connect at St
Loud Withrtrains Of the Missouri Paeihc.
The Teas vconneetion d tins rpad1s now
completed, and passengers are offered a
first class all rail route from st. Louis to
Texas, either yer the Missouri Kansas,
Atlantic aud Pacific q. r., va Vieya
Fer nap5, time tables. Information as to
rates, routes, etc, address ST. ThomP7
son, EGs5sr1 PASSENGER Agent Unien De-
pot Columbus, Ohio, or EEA FSrd, Gen
eral Passenger Agent, StLOuis, No.
Quesaonsa0iA be chserh1Hy aud promptly
answered.
CHEAP FARMS FOE SAIL, EASY TERMS.
The Atlantic and Pacific hAhroad Com
pany offers 100000 acres Of land in Cen-
tral and Southwest AIssonFii a from So
to $l2 per acre, on seven years time, with
free transportation from st. Louis Its all
purchasers. Climate, soil, timber, mineral
Weath, schools, churches and law abiding
society IhVlts emigrantS from all points
to this land Of fEQits saud towers For
particulars, ssaddress Land Commits
siOnsr, st. Louis, No. Soyl
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.s1-iEEI. B5M1oaAMHR =,

-YOuR DEMo0EAUYz is based hksIJsfeT.
son'sand Jaekson,s, on tho dC~enstitutioH,
Of the United States, notion robbery and
wrong, and no Democratic National Con-
yentipn has ever taken any other Pestiop.
.Wersfer our friend to- an sarticls an this
paper on the currency, and also would sd-
wise 4 reading of Jscksen's Veto Message
and Farewell Address. Ed. DEN.
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farmer ffisnd!. JH BAN

IoE.-ouE farmer hisnnd,, IH Bair Of
Plain tP9 brought in9a smahg4limb Of,a
cherry tree; broken Ell by the weight Of
IEhe ice.o The evidence zeeededalL Us had
conceived IS to thethickness and weight
Of the ice frozen on every tWig. The thick
mess was neal half an inch and was frozen
opsneargtwo Nsshssago. The damage TO
fruit and other tree must be innsnse
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-15

CAPT A. J. SRIcKs of the Knoxville,
Tenn Chronicle is a lerkto the Commit
stse of BAnkIngsand Currency of the o. S.
House Of Representatives., and Senate Rs
porter fol. the N: Y. Times. Capt. Kicks
Is q aonl0lG FIRekS y. MsofNhssilIon.
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Loo ont Ear It

When you come Tostpwn. and look al
or down East TuscaraWaFstreet,
you will be s1rs lo.sees the big boot and
there. Ia HhereRynu want ito stopaaud ex-
amine-J:-C.~ Richards large Shd"NeH SCI
ected-aSsorImsnt-of-Ladiss and-GSnts,
Boots, Shoes, CATERS slippers, &c, that
ne y selling ? very cheap. .szoIrirs
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IRON
TIAREana.aaan

q We feel safe in asserting that all who
like a truly fine entertainment, and neglect
to hear Mrs. Scott Siddons at Schaefer's
Opera Honse on next Saturday evening;
win forever regret having missed the only
Opportunity OF tR6 kind that may ever
occur. Mrs. Siddons has retired from very
successful sngagsmsnts before the most
critical audiences in London, Boston, New
York, andfW ashihgtoh : WeA as inEmanS.
Other sit1sst FhSH nsnspt
dihdnh npiease, leaving Behind 6eF only
the highest reputation and fame as q
reader and-actressr &heVoPpert4nity5of
witnessing such an mteifectuaI treat rs very
met with by thecpeople of any but
large cities, and should by no means be
neglected, Mrs. Siddens will present the.
following, excellent Ah 4
Scenes from Much Ado About Hoth-
ing saAKsPHAAk
AnIe Hathaway OF ShAksPeAre's Woe
Th9fSeSP-Wakink 3cene rom Mac
SaAKsPxAAE
OpsrAtic Interiude. s..-.......-.-. "A. BAND
PARE II.
The Courtship OF Henry V...----,.-..S uAKBPELAE
The Bidgs 9orSighs -&---a.-.E1L 9 HooD-
A scene from The School For
AGAnn4N n
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81 ara now selling of fine Connecticut
. Seef Cigars at two dollars per box Also =
'ia5 SfSInokIuglT obaceezaD Pipes at cost
tDealers thfpUgh1hee onnty vii hnd1t to
'AheiE nteFesfho senddR their aIdsrssWhleh
IQe6l he b r6h4FtlV filed. 81 All goods cent
sk6 SOD k14ssss. 4. LlIPERT,
-4T& 40 East T1eosFaWaB Street5aiGanVon,
Ohi3 roe 71Af .-nfH O. = noEhn1elGt3Ow4n
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rrnEarnassnaS.hsSl

3 GOtEeb HUT AID Mary Wolf Franklin
Hossler and Linda Slough: WR. A, Smith
and GnA. n SOC Pee FshrelI
Regina BSnmlAr: Jos.- y. MArehand and
CdthorineHA Kfhgsman;A ReterdF Mar
chand and Mary j. Kingman
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a NEW HALL-ME &c, Richards N
ais new and elegant block, south west
corner Of public Square and Fifth street,
has g mos | elegant Hall in the third story,
The entrance Is on Fifth street although
the front entrance will reach tidy passing
clear through the hail way, on the second
-stoEy. The size Of the Hall is So bYs92
ieei and at the west end is sEgallery for
the musicians in case of concerts OF dan
eesi The Hall was this week dedicated to
Art on Tuesday evening by . private
dance. Having a South light 1t is q very
pleAsant room. At the west end are the
-Gebts' and Ladies' reception roems.
Take it all in all, it is 3 most creditable
public Hall, and We doubt not will be
we'll patronizedsss l.sasi.as "a ..zsla.W
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Notice to Sportsmen.

NTE, the andersigned farmers Of Paris town
w ship, Stark county, ohio, hereby nStify all
persons not to trespAss on our premises by hun
unH, shooting or trapping, or gathering nuts,
fruits or berries OF any kind, without permis-
SION, from and after this date. Persons not heed
ing thls notice viii be dealt with ace0rding TO
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rat Reading at the 0ristlsD Library
last evening was Welt attended
Most Of Gle ehorches having services the
reading did not commence Tit1 they were
dismissed, being e little alter 81 o'clock,
-Rsverends Charles Smith of the NJ. Z,
Church andMt.SRark cfthe PFesbyteEian
Church wished TO De excused and Mr. a.
HN50rsgor oceupied the time With rsadings
aAboa Ben Adhem," "Cattsrs Saturday
NlfhE. 800 AIDES To- BSlSSAanpo6,o
lsSehemes Of LIE often Ilusory, %The
Paupsrss Drive. The Punch Bowl
and Wiliiam.0 saale4 7ais.ot ,
Asmusicai entertainment viii be given
by the Association on next "Wednesday
evening. The pubic are invited. Phe
rooms are openeyery evening To- visitors.
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~ II ~ 90 81
.NIMIsHILLEN TP., FARMERs CLUE met
Hatthe Ringer School House, Q p Friday
eve. Dec. 26th '73. The house was called,
TO orderaby the President and roll called.
by the Secretary, The mtnutesaOt tine
Eprsvions meeting read and approved. Tne.
lLeeturing class being next in order the
(sdbisct, What Is the best and cheapest
manner OF wintering eur stocE?-was
then taken up, Lecturers, Adolph Sche-
not. Joseph Sehilbg, John Sluss, each Of
Hwhem spoke ~ length. 1t wss also dis
cnssed by several ALTERED Tbe tb1sinsss'
IhsSu in order was the election OF OH
GERS a1dltbe idlSSmg WARE escted. Rresl
John Sluss; Vice Pres. Adolph Schennot;
s SsSii a.rsSsi. 8 4 wiseS. 81
ld6S<ihg subject Was chosen Ion ths next
eyeniSg's discussion. When isAthS proper
tune to plant corn2 Lecturers on this
topic are Il. G. Ni1e.A aed
1 Josdph Schilhnghi'On motion the Club
| adjourned tonfeet on Friday 54p23
1874. AHers Invited. ass -'
s. P. Wilson, Pest.
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LAST CHANCE, Friday Jan. 16, Prof.
John Logan gives charts all day to-mor-
row friday at his Office mo. 16 near
aides parlor 2nd foor) st. Cloud Hotel.
Office hours from 9 An. to 9P. NJ.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-15

The Canton Liedsrkranz will hold 8
grand Ball in Schafer's Opera House, on
Monday, Jan. 18th. The public are invit-
ed to attend, = goodly time is to be *
pected. - 1-sa-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-15

REMEMBER Mrs. Scott Siddons at the
Opera House on Saturday evening. A
special train will run from Massillon to
aecomodate those wishing to come, from
the west. o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-15

A fall of three or four. inches of snow
ON tuesday night covered mother earth
With a white mantle. We hope. ltamay
render the rough frozen roads more pass
able.