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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-11-16

| rie DIuaTlky. MlstO W Wy 81 DJl Scui, pc
stavil so "a svou stolici.
,,Dold maskou" oslovila jej dana s
hlasem veselym. - ,,Dovolte jeste ne,
odtutil tento.
uSnad nechce jisti maje ma sob9 maskuF
,,Ja nebudu jistip'
,,Boze, jaky to hrobovy hlas" ozyvaly
SO hlasy kolem.
nVesel isem sazku."
" jakou to sazkuf'
,,Vsadil isem Sc, ze nesundam drive
masku, dokud nevypovim jistou s.nutnou
historku spolecnosti tax vesele, iako jste
wy"
TX dasu Sc smutnou historii i Mic
vazn6hor zvolala hezka herecka divad-
la, oblecena "a pazeto.
,,Jest to lasce, slecno."
yNuze, jeli to 0 lasce," ozvala Sc jina
DANA, dvofanka Ludvika XIV, uvypra-
vuite svou historkn, nebot milostne histor
ky jsou vsecky vesely."
Pfedstavujic DANA tato pani ode dvora
Ludvika XIV. nepokladala, jak Sc zdalo,
lasku za n6co, co by m6lo vaznosti dGle
ztosti
,,Historka mole jest piece smutna, vaze
ma damo."
.Nuze, vypravujte ji!'
,,Jest vsak kratka," dodal pan mas
kou.
,Vypravujte, vypravuitel' volano Sc
vsech stran.
,Pocinam tedy. Jsou lide, ktefi milu-
il vice zen, ia vsak aemioval jsem nez
iednu. Miloval jsem j jako svetici, ho.
roucne, aniz jsem Sc tazal, kdo je anebo
odknd pfichazi."
yAchP pferusi slovo paze, uByla to
tedy neznama."
,,Nalezl isern il jednou V noci, ana pla
kala chodbG kostelni. Byla svedena a
opust6na. Svhdce jeji byl bidnik, zlodej,
vrah!'
Has vypravovateldv znel iizlive asi
tax, jake kdyz pred chvili mluvil don Ju
an. Hrab6 Sc tfasl.
,,Tento nitemny clovek, jejz svedena
divka nenavid6la pred MIN hrdzou pr
chala, cht6l mi il jednoho dne urvati. On
vedral Sc k nj jako bandita unasel il ma
slim, tn vchazim zrovna do domu. Ne
NELL isme oba, ia soupef,jine zbrane nez
dyky. =. aeH
,,Divka byla odmenou vitezstvi. -. Ia
pasili jsme dykami, kdezto ona kleala We
die mas do mdlob.
Go SO d6lo lnezi nami zapasniky, jak
dlouho trval boi, nezved6l jsem Sc nikdy.
,,Protivnik mGi zvitezil. Zasadil mi
posledni ranu, a ia pax nalezen dv6 hodi.
ny ma to sam proudu krve.
,,Vrah mdj zmizel zena, jiz jsem mi
loval, nim." Vypravovatel Sc zamlcel
a pohledl ma hrab6te Filipone.
Andrea zbledl krdp9je potu vstoupi-
Iy mu ma cello.
,,Tfikrate v61el jsem mezi zivotem
smrti," pokracoval dale maskoyany, ,,sila
zvitezila. Uzdravil jsem Sc,
patral isem po te, jiz jsem miloval, po
nem kteryz il unesl -.
.,Nasel jsem il samotnu, cd nicemnika
op6t opustenou iedne bidne hospode v
horni Italii, ana umirala. Skonala v ru-
kou mych, odpousteiic katanu svemu."
Op6t zamlccl SO clovek maskou a "a
mefil zrakem po shromazdene spolecnes-
ii. Ucastnici sledovali jej napnutost,
a smch zmizel 20 rti eiich.
,Tohoto cloveka," ujal SO opet slova,
,toho lupice toho vraha katana divky
nasel jsem dnesniho vceera pred pal hodi-
ncu. -. Pomsta nadesa; nalezl jsem
bidnika toho, bidnik ten jest. -. mezi
vamiw f. Ev sE f#H
Ma to vztahl ruku ukazuie ma hrab6-
te pravil: ,,Ejhlc, zde JEST" A kdyz Sc
hrabe ma stolici chveI, sklesla maska s
tvafe vypravujiciho.
Sochaf Armand!" zaseptal hrabe -
,,Andreo!' zvolal omen hlasem hromo-
vJm, .poznavas mne tedys"
(Pokracovani.)
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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-11-16

81 to musime vyiednati; mnoho Ii tely
dasl"
,,Sklenku, dve -"
,,Dost, dost, "a sklenku Sc te ami ne
tknu; das celou lahev9"
Dam, damn
,,Pojf tedy."
A chlapik Martin vzav Isaka vyzdvihl
ie tax vysoko, ze tento dosahl rukama
prahu.
Ted sc dobfe dr4,' prayil Martin; -
,,drzisl"
,,Drzim."
,,Dobra, kdyz drzis ty, nemusim drzeti
JAP a pustil Isaka, jcnz zdstal "a ruce
viseti dosti vysoko mad zemi.
,,Ja spadnu, zabiju Sc; polnozte lidicky
pomoztew
,,Pockei jest6 chvilku, to t6 narovna,"
radil Martin.
Ale Isak tfepetal nohama arci k nevy
slovn6 radosti pfitomneho lidstva.
,,Pomozte, spadnul" prosil npenlive.
,,Ja t6 nenutim, abysi spadl; to ie tva
dobra vHle, ostatn6 byl by to luxus."
Po chvilce vsak pfece pomohl vesely
Martin Isakovi do dvef.
,,Julku me d6ti takew kficel kdyz
byl nahofe.
,.Ale das Ease lahev hofkep
,,Nedam, udeleje TO "a tn jednu."
,,Tedy at 81 leze Julka detmi sama; s
bohem, Isaku, mel Sc dobfe"
,,Nu pockejte, Wy iste prudky, vzdyf
mizu smlouvat, neW
Ale ia nesmlouvam.
Wy mne pfivedete ma mizinu; nu tax
dam, pomozte jim sem. Ach me schody
. kan Sc podely."
Zatim blizil Sc Martin Juice.
,,Jen pekne pomaloucku," prosila tato
Meme.
Il bodejt ze pomaloucku, Julinka ejak
z cukru, kdo pax by j ublizil."
Ale mala Selma Martin nebyl. W.
zdvihl il do vyse zvolal:
,,Isaku, podej il rucel" Isak poslechl,
ale Selma Martin dole Ease pustil, nyni
visela opet Julka povetfi.
PRO pana boha, co delate; drzte j, si-
,e Sc uskrti; ia to jiz nevydrzim!' nafikal
[sak.
,,Jen drz dobfe."
,,Nevydrzim to!'
,,Tedy ST odpocin."
Telocviku nezvykla Julka mela toho jiz
take dost a skrousen6 prosila.
Snad nezna prosba danny pohnula tyr
dym on5m masem, ktere Martina zasta
valo misto srdce; pomohl j vzhdru "a ia-
sotn oDecenstva.
,,Cist6 nanebevzeti, vidte lidickyl Ale
nyni, Smaules, hofkou sem!'
,Nu pockeite."
,,Cozel" zahfm6l Martin. mic pocket
be. hofkou sem, nebo tam "a vami vlezu
yyhazim vas vsechny znova, pax ST zjed
lejte Eliase ohnivym vozem, aby vas
tam znova dovezl Ty vis, Isaku, ze moe
teci nemiluji, proto honem hofkon sem,
ale ne abys mne DIAL tn nehorsi, slysis"
Srnaules v6da, kym ma cest jednati,
nevahal dele a podal dol6 dve lahve Ia
dane tinktury.
Martin je vesele popadl, dal spolecno-
,ti pfipit, a "a nedlouho rozchazela sc ta-
to, pfemitajic, kdo as Smaulesovi echody
nkradl.
Tehoz dne sci Smaules k truchlafi, kte-
ry mu schody ty byl spachal. Pane
mistfe," prosil jei, ,,udelejte mi jeste dnes
move schody; zaplatim yam, co budete "a
ne zadati; povazte jen, zytra je vyrocni
trh Ike mne zadny nemhze."
,Nemam casu, nemohu je delati."
,Ja rad zaplatim, rad ="
,,Vite co, date ctyry zlat6 vice nez po
prve, to jest ctrnact zlatych, a ia vam je
ude,am."
,,Neslevitel"
Mel"
,Nu, co mi zbyva, jsem spokojen."
Isak odesel mistr zavolal sve tovary-
g.. ,,Hosi," pravil k MIN, Yudelejte ty
schody; miru znate, ia muslin nekam odje
ii. Posptste 81 jen!'
Tovarysi Sc usmali slibili, ze Sc pfici-
nj.
Mistr odesel, vratil Sc vsak krom NADIA.
nj bro; ale jak velice byl pfekvapen, vi
da schody ill zcela hotove.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-11-16
Isak SmauIes a jehO schOdy

.Stute6nd pfihoda,
a vymyslena
Il. StrOupcznickym.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-07-08
AN ENGLISH ROMANCE.

LONDON, June s. = Here is
a rather quaint bit Of gossip, which has
the double merit of being credible and
creditable. Lord Blank little time ago
was the subject Of considerable scam
dal, which appears to have got abroad
through governess who resigned her
position in his mansion (he was wild
ower), and afterwards assigned as her
reason his lordship's improper intimacy
with one of his domestics. Just as these
whispers began to circulate concerning
the nobleman, whose character had been
spotless, his friends received marriage
cards in which his name was connected
with plain Miss" Somebody whom
nobody had heard of. The fact turned
out to be that Lord Blank had fallen in
love with his parlor maid, that for a
year or more he had devoted almost
every morning Of his life to her instruc-
ton so unconsciously giving rise to the
scandal and that when the maid had
learned as much as young ladies gen.
orally know (which she says was moi
nearly SO hard as to get her H's right
he married her. OF course, to the grand
world in which this eccentric nobleman
moved the scandal had been only an
amusing surprise; but the marriage with
the parlor-maid-that was shocking
However, this young dame had several
characteristics to whose value people Of
fashion are not insensible. First, she is
one of the most beautiful women in Lon.
don; secondly, she has a refined sim.
plicity of manner; and, thirdly, she has
taste in dress which has already gained
her a certain fame among artists. In
short. the parlor-maid turns out to have
had all the honors in her hand, and now
even among those of the class to which
her lord has introduced her, there is no
more general favorite. as certainly there
are none more piquant and attractive
M D. Conwayin Cincinnati Commercial
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-07-08
KILLING A MAN IN HIS COFFIN

The case of James Conners, indicted
for the murder of George Banks, while
the same was on his way to the cemetery
in the capacity Of corpse, came up yes
terday on an application for bail. Some
of the testimony for the prosecution was
as follows:
Estate all you know about this man
burying man alive"
"That man was coming down Locust
street; he stopped at my gate; I saw the
dead man raise his arms up jest so; sez
to the driver, the man isn't dead; he said
he is dead; saw man inside of the
coffin"
"What kind of a looking man?"
"a dark looking man"
"You saw his arm move?"
"I didn't see him knock the lid off.
That man said. Amt you afraid to catch
the smallpox / said, No, wasn't;
what you got in there that amt dead%
All can say know the man was alive"
The next witness called to the stand
was dried up, jet black old woman. She
testified that the buried-alive man did
actually groan, which groan her ears
caught as the awful sound was waited
from the street to the back part OF her
premises.
According to another negro witness it
was the resuscitated corpse's legs and
not his arms that protruded from the
coffin. "He was trying to get out OF the
coffin," says the witness, "bnt that there
man (the prisoner) took the baby's coffin
up and put the baby on top Of the man
and sat down on top Of the baby"
"Did the dead man say anything about
this?" =,
Yes sir; he SEE, Don't bury me alive"
The prisoner was released on $oOO Dall.
--Nen Orlenna PinnuMne
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-07-08
CRIllIE IND ACCIDENTS.

Pottsville, Pa, June 2S.-Wm. Thomas
was shot at Shoemaker's Colliery, Ma
hony City, this forenoon, by a party of
roughs. Some stock was killed at the
same time.
Cincinnati, June 2S.-At Pomeroy, o.,
on Saturday, Jacob Rousher attempted to
kill his wife with pistol, but the ball
passed through her ear without further
injury. He then shot himself through
the head, dying instantly. No cause is
known for the act.
Detroit, June PA destructive tor
nado passed over the Northwestern part
of the city. Some thirty houses were
demolished. Four persons are known to
have been killed, ard many others in
iured, some of them seriously. The total
loss to property is at least $4,000.
Wilkesbarre, Pa, June 26.-At very
early hour to-day Thomas Vivian, Peter
REYNOLDS, Thomas +. Williams, Henry
King, John Kendes and Joseph Reckard
were precipitated down No. 2 shaft Of
the Susquehanna Coal Company's mines,
at East Nanticoke, distance of five hun
dred feet, and instantly killed. The ac-
cident was caused by the scaffolding CIV
ing way.
Warren, June 25.-There was an ex-
tensive burglary committed here this
morning, on the jewelry store Of Brad
ford, Hurlbut & Townsend. The bur-
glars entered by means of ladder, at
the back door. The loss is estimated at
81 500
Bradford, Ont. June 25.-During a
heavy gale yesterday the town haIl,
large brick building, was blown down.
The public school was in session in the
basement at the time, and one pupil was
killed and three seriously injured. Sew
eral other buildings were unroofed and
blown down. The same storm visited
Kingston, damaging the town and ship
ping in the harbor to some extent.
indianapolis, June Pa mob ofabout
one hundred and twenty-five white men
lpnched a Colored man named William
Keemer at Greenfield, Ind, tonight.
He was arrested in Rush county for at
tempting to commit rape on a white lady,
and removed from Rushville to Green.
field for fear of violence.
Mt. Vernon, June 25.-In a fracas last
nightnear Gambler, Ohio, between Silas
Balcom and man named Russell, the
latter was seriously if not fatally stab
bed by Balcom. Balcom was arrested by
Chiefof Police Mayors and committed to
Jail.
Columbus, O., June 2O.-The Supreme
Court to-day remanded the Rufer and
Egner cases, the Cincinnati tan yard
horror, back for new trial, and applied
and enforced the Worthington law in the
case Of the Cincinnati Auditor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-07-08
aNOTHING NEW"

So, after all, Paul Boyton's swimming
feat across the British Channel on inAa-
ted bags is not without precedent. At all
events, a correspondent writes to the
London Times to say:
"Among the Nineveh marbles in the
British museum there is a basso-relief
showing the manner in which the Nine
vites crossed the water. An inflated bag,
probably made of the skirt of an animal,
is strapped around the body Immediately
above the hips, and on this bag the man
supports himself, while he propels him
self with his hands. At the other end
of the bag, which extends to his chin,
there's mouth-piece orinhation. Ihave
figured this interesting relic in my In
stinct and Reason (plate 10, fig 2O), to
show how the Caucasian race, from the
earliest periods of history, had a knowl-
edge of the propt rites of matter and a
capacity to employ it for their various
purposes"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-07-08
POLITICAL ITEMS.


Wendell Phillips is out in a letter en-.
dorsing the platform Of the new party"
organized some months ago at Cleveland,
Ohio, and advocating Grant for a Third
Term, and proposes to fight the Presiden'
tial campaign out on the issues of the
war.
An increase Of 80 per centin taxes, and
decrease Of 30 per cent in real estate,
in single year, will do pretty well for
ring city government. But how long will
the people feel like keeping it upH-Ph.
Post.
Ex-senator James A. Bayard, of Della
ware, thinks "there is no question as
worthy of the attention of the public
mind to-day as the question of corrup-
ton. 1t must be met, and met speedily,
too, if we are at all determined to pre-
serve the institutions founded by our
thers."-Cin Enquirer.
General Cary is charged with inconsis-
tency. General Tom Young has been q
very consistent man. He has a beautiful
record.
The Republicans are going down into
the iron and coal region of Southern
Ohio to open the canvass. The unem-
ployed workmen up there will give Hayes
a cordial welcome (?)
The Republican Convention of Ale
gheny county has adjourned fora second
time without making nomination for
Sheriff. In nominating R H. Patterson
for Sheriff, the Democrats Of Allegheny
made it matter of indifference to the
people whether the Republicans meet or
not.-HaTiSbTg Patriot.
The New York Tribune and the leading
journals copy from the Allegheny Mail,
its Independent utterances in relation to
the Indian Bureau, of the Interior De-
partment. The Mail is Republican
Journal, supports Hartranft and the coun-
ty ticket, and if this is doubted, will not
some of the organs hereabouts say SO?
The Nal is evidently not afraid of libel
suits, or any ten thousand dollar juries.
PITT. Post.
Mr.. Charles Wentworth Roberts, the
Democratic candidate for Governor OF
Maine, is native of Bangor, about forty
FIVE years of age He was graduated at
Bowdoin College in 1851. On the break
ing out of the rebellion he was commits
stoned Lieutenant Colonel of the Second
Maine regiment of infantry, and was af-
terwards promoted to the Colonelcy. He
participated in the siege of Yorktown,
and with his regiment engaged in sew
eral battles afterward. At the second
Bull Run in August, 1862, he had horse
shot under him. After faithful and hon
orable service, during which he never
left his command for day, he rendered
his resignation, declined Brigadier
Generalship, and was discharged in
January, 1868. He was a candidate for
Governor in 1870, when Perham (Rep.)
was elected.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-07-08

The Ironton Commercial, an independ-
ent newspaper, does justice to General
Cary in the following paragraph:
"Cary left the Republican parry eight
years ago, when it wasin the very height
of its glory. He then became Demo
crat, at time when such papers as the
Journaland Register considered the Demo-
cratic party dead issue. 1t certainly
could not have been political popularity
or personal emolument that prompted
the change. General Cary has always
acted from conviction, and his worst
enemy must admit that he is honest in
advocating his principles. That he has
changed his political opinions, clearly
demonstrates that he is a thinking,
straightforward man, for wise man
may change bis views, fool never"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-07-08
LeguI Notice.

TTENRY BUCK, whose residence is unknown,
will take notice that Samuel s. Fluke, Ad
ministrator of the estate Of Sarah Buck deceased,
of STARK county, State Of Ohio did on the 10Th day
Of May, 1875, file his petition in the Court oi Com
mon Pleas of said Stark county, against the said
Henry. Buck and others defendants, setting forth
in substance, that under the will Of Robert N.
Buck, deceased certain real estate in the town OF
Alliance in said county devised by said will was
chargeable with the support and maintenance OF
said Sarah Buck during her life time, that large
amount Of claims for such support and maintain
anCe exists against the estate Of said Sarah Buck
amounting to near six thousand dollars, includ.
ing costs Of adm instration and praying that said
real estate may be sold 10 satisfy said claims and
costs; and the said Henry Buck is notified and ne
before the third Saturday after the 9Th day Of July
next SAMUEL s. FLDKE,
Administrator Of Sarah Buck, deceased.
iune3-W6.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-07-08
SHERIFF SALE.
PaLrick c. Hnll VS.. Elisha Teeters E

Patrick c. Hull VS.. Elisha TeeterS ct al
By 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 out
cry at the door of the Court House, in the city of
Canton, on
Saturday, the 24th day Of July, 1875,
the following described real estate, situate in said
county, to wit: Town lots number sixty (60) and
sixty-one (61 in Teeter's addition 10 the town of
Alliance.
sale to commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms
cash WILLIAM BAXTER, eherlh.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-07-08
LEGAL.
SHERIFF SALE.

John c. Bockius VS. Joseph F. Thompson et al.
By virtue of an order to sell issued from the
court of common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio, and
cry at the door of the court house in the city of
Canton on
Saturday, the 24th day Of July, 1875,
the following described real estate situate in said
county, to wit! Lots numbered four (4) and fve(5)
opposite old railroad depot, fronting on BocKius
and Poplar streets in the city of Canton, being lots
Nos. 466 and 467, as newly numbered upon the
map Of said city.
Sale TO commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms
cash. WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
iun2475-w5.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-07-08

CLASS SONG,

y Miss Marion N. Imrie, Of the Fort Wayne Higf
School. and adopted and sung on the occasion
ofthe graduating exercises June llth, 1878.
---
Our days, like ripples on the shore,
Soon lost TO view may yet remain
To show in ages hence, the store
oflife these little things contain
Soon will life's ebb and Aow be DER,
And all our WORKS the sand retain,
As perfect forms for evermore,
Ifo'er our days rich deeds be strewn.
CHoRus-Simplest rule and safest guiding,
Inward peace and shining light
Star upon our path abiding
Trust in Cod and do the right.
Co.workers dear, and classmates ALL
The course is done, In coming days,
On diverse fields our LOT must fall
Our paths must lead in treach'rous ways,
Then Courage must our watchword be,
Zen though the road be dark as night,
Our knowledge gained while working here,
Shall WELD a power, If used Alright
CHoRUs-simpleSt rule and safest guiding
Inward peace and shining light
starupon our path abiding
Trust in God and do the right.
III
Asnow the hour ofpartng's here,
That word which pains, we sadly say
Farewell Farewell, our teachers dear,
Farewell to schoolmates left this day.
Great God tonight impress this thought
Upon our hearts, as forth We go,
That through our lives thoughIstrife be wro't,
The croiOn repays the cross below
CHoRus--simplest rule and safest guiding,
Inward peace and shining light
Star upon our path abiding
Trust in God and do the right.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-07-08
SaLurdau. the PIN dag of JuIp, l875,
SHERIFF SALE.

Elisha Teeters VS.. Angeline C. Rosenberg.
By virtue of an order TO sell issued from the
Court of Common Pleas Of Stark county ONO ana
cry at the door Of The Court House In the city Of
Canton, on
Saturday, the 24th day Of July, 1879,
tho following described real estate situate in said
county No wit. Town lots numbers 6S6, 6S7 and 6S6
in Teeters, Lamborn 4 Cos addition to the town
OF Alliance
Sale 70 commence at one O'Clock p N, Terms,
cash. WILLIAM BAXTER sneI'u'
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-07-08
NOTICE.

DERS0NS having dead buried on the grounds
L of the Evangelical Lutheran German Jerusa-
LENS Congregation, East Tuscarawss street. Can
ton, Ohio are hereby notified 70 remove the same
within two years from September LIST, 1875. After
expiration OF saidtim all remaining graves will be
leveled down and grounds used for purpose Con-
gregation intends
BY order Of Congregation.
J. scHAUFELE, secntary.
iune1T75
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Senate Joint Resolution
Proposing an Amendment to the Consti-
tuition of the State of Ohio.

Proposing an Amendment to the Consti-
tuition of the State of Ohio.
Resolred, By the General Assembly of the
State Of Ohio, That an amendment to the
Constitution Of the State Of Ohio be proposed in
the following words to wit; Notwithstanding the
provisions of the second section Of this Article the
General Assembly shall have power to provide by
law for the assessment of special tax on dogs
without regard to value, and to provide for the
c0niscation and killing of such animals upon fail
ure or refusal Of the owner keeper or harborer
thereof, to pay such special tax. If this amend
ment to the Constitution of the State Of Ohio shall
be adopted by a majority Of the electors of Ohio,
voting at the next election holden for the election
Of Senators and Representatives, shall become sec
tion seven of the twelfth Article of the Constitu-
ton of the State of Ohio. At such election the
voters desiring TO vote in favor of said amendmeIa
shall have written or printed on their ballots the
words, For amendment taxing Dogs" and those
desiring TO vote againstthe amendment the words,
Against amendment taxing Dogs"
GEO. l.. CONVERSE,
Speaker Of he House Of Representative
ALPHONS0 HART,
President Of ne Senate.
Adopted March %. 1875 -aprs-td.
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eMisfenanrou5.
A SUSPICIOUS DEATH.

Il Prominent Pennsylvania GhsFnS
vie Dies UNder Suspicious C@cHm-
stances.
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SHERIFF SALE.
Joseph G. Keith ct al. vs.. John Fisher ct al.

Joseph G. Keith ct al. vs.. John Fisher ct al.
By virtue Of 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 at the door Of the court house in the city OF
Canton, ON
Saturday, the 24h day Of July, 1875,
the following described real estate situate in STARK
county, Ohio, to wit: Lot number two W III kelth
& Shots addition to the city Of Canton.
Sale TO commence at one o'clock p m, Terms
cash. WILLIAM BAXTER enerlH'
jun2f75--w6
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AMERICAN HOTEL,
CALEM, OHIO = JOHN A. DELLENBAUGH,
y Proprietor This popular and well known
House has lately been reftted and furnished all
through. good sample room for commercial
travellers. Livery Stable In connection with the
House. and an Omnibus to and from all trains.
Those patroniEing the House will at all times re-
ceive prompt and courteous attention. Rugl7-tf.
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JEWELERS..
DEUBLE q BROTHER.

nEALERs IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
IL Silverware &c, east side of Public Square,
Canton, Ohio. Repairing done on short notice