The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-03-30
OUR TOWNSHIP AND CITY TICKET

OUR TOWNSHIP AND CITY TICKET
Nominated last Saturday is worthy OF
consideration and worthy of the support
of all good citizens. 1t will be found at
the head of the paper and we commend
all our readers to look it over carefully
For Justice
EDWARD NJ. GRIMES
was nominated. He has served one term
of three years and endeavored to dis
charge his duty according to law and
the testimony a5 a conscientious magis-
trate should. We hope in our next issue
to record his triumphant reelection,
ESQUIRE GRIMES is too we'll known to
citizens of Canton township to require a
lengthy notice. He was born in Canton
and has lived here all his life. AS citi-
zen he is ever quiet and unobtrusive,
anxious to discharge all proper duties.
We say VOTE FOR GRIMES NEXT
MONDAY.
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES.
The gentlemen nominated for Town
ship Trustees are well known substantial
citizens-Lawrenc Bechel in the city
and David Smith and Frederick WieIand
in the country. Messrs. Bechel and
Smith are for reelection The balance
of some 81 200 in the Township Treasury
speaks well for their economical man
agement the past year.
For CLERK, EDWARD NJ. GRIMES was
nominated and a more careful and COM
petent man could not have been chosen.
He has served in that capacity before
and understands well the duties Of the
office.
For TREASURER, LOUIS DUMoNT was
nominated without opposition and every
one who knows Mr.. DumOntunderstands
that he is just TIE man to be elected, He
is too well known to require long
notice and his heart is so big that every
body, Republicans and Democrats, will
feel like voting for him next Monday,
For Assessor, DAVID BEACHTEL, son
of Martin Beachtel, was nominated and
we need only say that David is well
qualified and every way worthy.
For CoNsTABLEs, JOHN B. ADAMS, ELI
WAGNER and ALT. CRIss were nomi-
nated-all worthy citizens and qualified
to perform the duties. The two first
named gentlemen have served often be-
fore and Mr.. Criss isa young man worthy
Of full confidence.
THE CITY TICKET
Is only for members of the Council and
Ward Assessors. For the Council in the
First Ward Mr.. JAMES c. LANTz was
nominated. He is well known and suit
able.
For the Third Ward, Mr.. CHARLES
MoNNoT was nominated largely, showing
a hold that will be more manifest next
Monday, We doubt not Mr.. Monnot
will make an attentive and faithful men,
Der of the Council.
For the Fourth Ward, Mr.. +. HER
BRUCK, the dry goods man in Mechanics
block, was nominated. Mr. Herbruck is
q lifelong Cantonian and will also make
an attentive and careful member Of the
City Fathers. The vacancy in the Sec
ond Ward may yet be filled.
THE WARD ASSESSORS nominated are
LOUIS LoGcHoT, First Ward; ALE. CRIss,
Second Ward; JACOB PLUNKARD. Third
Ward and u. P. Bowen, Fourth Ward
all well known citizens and competent
to discharge the duties. We hope to see
all of them elected.
For TRUSTEE OF WATERwoRKs, AUGUST
HERBRUCK had no opposition. Mr.. NJ.
declined a denomination and
Mr.. Herbruck wassolcited and consented
10 the use of his name. The pay is but
1ne dollar year and it takes some
patriotism to consent to serve. Mr. Her.
Jruck is one of our well known mer-
;hants on the Square and a reliable citi-
zen and business man.
THE SCHOOL ELECTION.
Let our citizens remember the School
election next Monday afternoon at the
Jnion Square building. Messrs. G. W.
4AwaENCE and D. TYLER whose terms ex-
ire have consented to permit again the
se of their names. AS there is no pay
ttached and it is never made party
nnstinn we hnnr Of nn nthnr tinl,nt !