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MEDICAL. &c.

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The state Of South Carolina viii probably
be blessed with two legislatures next week
one composed Of the republican members re-
turned rs elected by the board OF canvas serS.
and the other of thu democratic members re-
turned, together with the candidates whom
the democrats claim Were elected in the
''bGll-doZed" counties thrown ont by the
board Two gubcraatOrial inaugurations
also seem inevitable. Thus we shall have a
repetition of the disgracefal Louisiana farce
enacted few years ago, of a dual govern
n;ent in one OF the states of the union, and an
excellent prospect for 2 little blOol-letting at
Columbia In that event ii will become the
duty OF the federal government to recognize
one or the other of the state governments
and, II necessary, 10 sustain il in its preten-
SONS Altogether, the prospect is an unpleas-
ant one TO contemplate.
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II was suggested 10y THE STAR the other
day that owing TO various instances of infor-
mality in the different state electoral tickets
zach party agree 20 allow the other to remedy
all Irregularities by supplying vacancies,
&c, and that the plain intent of the majority
OF the voters be respected. Referring To- the
fact that in several places in Kentucky no
Presidential electors Were voted for at all
and that in some parishes in Louisiana the
names OF two or three electors were omitted
the New York IGaes says that the obviously
fair procedure in all such cases is To give cf-
feet to the plain intention Of the voters. ire
spective Of the imperf ction of the machinery
provided FOR recording tina: intention.
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HTTH X y A b E ma
Highest a0avd at fine Centennial.

The United States Centennial Commission ana tba
Judges Of Awards have nnanimpu4ly aarr..s a
Messrs. NM. kNABE CO. The DIPLOMA
OF HONOR and MEDAL OF MERIT for
concert Grand. Parlor Grand, square ana
Upright Pianos.
By the system ct awards adopted, Pianos Of an
grades received MEDAL 81 precisely the same charar-
ter but the true test 81 merit appears oulv in ts =.
part 81 the judges ACCOMPANY lug the metals Tn,
Judges prone uIce the hnahc Planes % BE- the hest
opponents % he art Of Piano making and
July entltlcd TO the leading position. com
blnIns all ID. requisites of a perfect instrn-
.,i a; ~ i.s ish.st ogre; power. richness
city OF tOach. Effectiveness of a stion soIiIi-
" ana originality OF construction and ek-
crllence OF workmanship. The knabe award
4 not confined % any single stJ le of In-trumenf "a
the case with other exhibitors in this dspartrnst
but comprises n four styles, and stands unguali,
ned by phrases indicative Oi mediOcrity.
Sole Agency at REICHENBACH PIANO
NAREBooMs, 423 llth street, few doors north
II Pennsylvania avenue.
Pianos from different factories for sale and rent on
the most accommodating terms. Tuning and r.
pairing promptly attended 20. s,ctgr i'm
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nEtkER BROS.
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STOCK GOING OFF WITH A RUST

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peal ESTATE BULLETIN
rHos. E.wh GGANAN,
5I9 seventh street.
IChsnges Made Every wednesday and Saturday
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EOR RENT-Hands,imely furnished on second
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PIANOS, &c.

The Medal Of Honor and Certificate of Di-tipctio,
arr awarded the HALLET DAVIS A 90
Gk II Up Right AND SQTAREEs
IiANoS, for volume and purity q tone. tttsff
be-i construction and excellence u work manshin
ofiginaty Of design. artistic skill. with nganisu.
hfchancal devices FOR securing permanence q tune
special distinction is awarded their upright Piano.
See official report
AGENCY. siI 9th stree; northwest
Pianos sold installments. Old Pianos ex-
changed. -.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-08-31

The Repository had several articles a.
gain last week in defense of Governor
Hayes in continuing to keep a military
force at the mines when wholly unneces-
sary, and all at the expense of the State.
With its usual fairness it blames Sheriff
Rauch with it all The Repository still in
sists that our Sheriff wrote the Governor
an imploring letter all which is untrue.
Sheriff Rauch never wrote to and ad-
dressed letter to GovernorHayes asking
him to send military companies into
Stark county and continue to keep
force right along when there was no dis
turbance nor indication of disturbance.
The Repository has never published any
letter of this kind from Mr.. Rauch to
Governor Hayes, and it cannot produce
any such. Why is the organ SO anxious
to defend its candidate for President in
this matter if his conduct was all ris hit?
Why seek to throw the responsibility
upon our worthylSheriff? And really,
wherefore,the necessity now of military
at the mines? Let our neighbor answer
these points and cease to prevaricate, and
to charge wrongfully worthy public OF.
fcer,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-08-31
CHAMBERLAlN'S FIGHT,
THE ADMINISTRATION ORGANIZ-
EDAGALNS7 HIS REN0ME-
NATION.

Washington, August 2S.-The opposi-
ton to the denomination of Governor
Chamberlain, of South Carolina, has
crystallized into organized form, and
Grant has been made a party to it, ac-
cording to the testimony of some who
are inside the ring. They assert on au-
thority that the President will despatch a
messenger to Colubia next week to advise
the defeat of Chamberlain. 1t is also as
serted that the holders of South Carolina
Blue Ridge scrip and conversion bonds
in this city and New York have raised
over $4,000 for the purpose of buying
up the Radical convention which meets
at Columbia September IL, and which
Chamberlain frieds are working hard to
control. South Carolina Democrats
claim that Chamberlain is the easiest
possible man to beat, and that if he is
nominated by the Radicals both Tilden
and Humpton will sweep the State. They
also express the firm beliefthat the money
of H. H. Kimpton and Wasly will be
more potent than Grants advice and that
Chamberlain will secure the Radical
nomination.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-08-31
sex saeg meela shtola.

sex saeS neela s sHtoId'
10. Der Hayes is n ehrlicher, gooter
un frummer crisht. Sidder os ar gov
ernor is hut ar maner os tswae hunnert
kaerricha gebaut un betzawlt nit geld os
ar ferdeent hut we ar i'm dawg lohn g.
shaft hut. Ar hut aw shun maner os a
dutzed poor houses uf g'shtelld un be-
tzawlt nit seim eagna geld Alleweil is
aw an orrick grosser demand for poor
heser.
Des sin now de points in meim breef os
ich i'm sin hob tzu shriva de naegsht
woch for der benefit fun der party, un
wann der Hayes nj kummt don bin ich
aw entitled tzu ebbas bessers os Pusht
Mashter fun Schlifeltown. D'no missa
Sc mer ebbas gevva os mer aw attorda
con a pawr match geil runna un an nier
bonnet un so n pull back dress for de
Bevvy, un an sofa un shtore carpet un a
rounder dish nit marble top druf for
ins house.
Aver, mer wella de hinkle doch net
tzeela eb os Sc Gus 6 breed sin. Alleweil
is de tzeit for 'lectioneera, for Hayes un
Wheeler; for ehrlichkeit un gooty tzeita
so we mer Sc alleweil enjoya.
PIT SCHwEFFELBRENNER,
P. S.-De Bevvy lust ech greesa, Sc
is gsund un goots moots sidder os mer
gooty prospects hen for de election
shtamps. So Dol os Sc kumma hut de
Bevvy i'm sin in de shtadt tzu gaze for
amohl investa in a gooty shtock dry
goods un nier bonnet un onner sorta
groceries un queensware 70 ins house.
Aver sawg nix fun sellam,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-08-31

THE Great Exhibition is doing good b.
diffusing better opinion of this coun-
try abroad. Douglas Galton writes to
the London Times as follows:
"Hhe development which the manu-
facturers of the United States have at
tanned, and the energy with which they
work, make it manifest that not only can
we (tEe Britishl no longer expect to OBJ
tain market for our manufactured arti-
cles in the United States, but that we
must be prepared to find the manufactu-
rers, such as iron, cotton goods, &C."
This is candid testimony, and oombin-
ed with the thanks which the French
delegates send back, affords promise of
increased respect and friendliness for the
United States abroad.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-08-31
THEBAYONET CONSPIRACY
Trying 10 ProoOkc Disturbance By the AS8aS-
,ination of Leading Democrats.

%VIcKsBuRG, Miss, Aug. 29.-The Daily
Tribune of this city has just received the
following despatch, dated Monroe, La
Aug. 29:
"The entire community has been great
ly excited to-day by the unexpected de.
velopment of a programme Of murder, in
which leading Democrats are to be the
victims. Two attempts were made last
night at the assassination of prominent
citizens, David Faulk and Isaiah Garrett,
both leading Democrats, both living
eight and twelve miles respective from
this city. Each was distinctly organ
lied attempt, the person who attempted
the life of Mr.. Faulk reaching his house
below, while the one who sought the life
of Mr.. Garrett went from the direction of
this place. The would-be assassin forced
an entrance ito the bedroom of each.
The room of Mr.. Garrett was entered
through the door, and that of Mr.. Faulk
through the window. Two shots were
fired into each room. The bureau of Mr..
Garrett was literally filled with buckshot.
Both gentlemen miraculously y escaped
harm. The attempts seem to have been
the result of deep laid plan. On Satur-
day last Mr.. Sizemore, a prominent
Radical from Caldwell parish, was in
this city, and while here he said to Mr.
Solomon w. Down, in confidence: 81
have no desire to see you hurt, and ad-
wise you not to say much about politics.
The programme has been made out, and
there will be nell to pay" The perform,
ances last night seem to be in accord
ance with the programme"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-08-31
DO NOT FORGET.

That RUTHERFORD 3. HAYES was nomin.
ated by Simon Cameron, Don Cameron,
Bob Mackey. Bill Kemble of addition,
division and silence" fame, and company.
These men rallied the elements to beat
Blaine who was disagreeable to Grant.
Zach Chandler, Don Cameron, and that
School of ring politicians are running
this campaign for Hayes.
Should Hayes be elected he would owe
to these men both his election and nom.
ination and when President would be
controlled by them. Hayes would not
be the man TO cast them of, and hence
Hayes's career as President would only
be continuation of Grantism.
Good citizens, is this what you want
Is this best for the country? Consider
well, and vote as conscience dictates.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-08-31
POLITICAL NEWS.

READING, Pa. - The Democrats of
Berks county to-day renominated Hon.
Hester Clymer for Congress.
INDIANAPOLIS, August 29.-Senater Nc
Donald addressed a very large Demo-
cratic meeting in the State House Square
tonight, The Senator was escorted by
the Tilden and Hendricks Guards from
his residence to the place of speaking.
Governor Hendricks will make his first
speech of the campaign at Shelbyvi!le,
Saturday night,
SAN FRANCISCO, August 29.--The Dem
ocratic State Convention Nevada to day
nominated for Presidential electors, $.
Currie, E. Blenahasset, J. c. Hagerman !;
for Congressman, A. c. Ellis.
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BAYONETS AT THE POLLS.
Military Preparations by the administration
for the Election IN the South.

WASHINGTON, August 26-In accord
ance with Secretary Cameron's recent in
structions concerning the political use Of
the United States Army at the South the
following transfers of troops have been
ordered:
The companies of the Second Infantry,
from the Department of the Gulf to the
department Of the South; the Sixteenth
Infantry, now in Kentucky and Ten
nessee, to Louisiana & Mississippi; cSm-
panies A and E, Eighteenth Infantry,
from Atlanta, Ca, to Edgefeld S. c.;
Company X. Eighteenth Infantry, from
Greenviile to Laurchsville, S. G. Com
pany f, Fifth Artillery, from Summer
Vile, and Campany H, Eighteenth Infan-
try, from Columbia to BlaCkville, Barn
well County, S. G.
All are to oiuto camp at the points
named with sixty days rations. Com
panies A and B, Eleventh Infantry, are
detached from Forts Griffith and Rich
ardson, Tex, and ordered to join the rest
of the regiment already en- route to Da-
kota to join Terry. The regiment is ac-
companied by a number of medical of.
fees.
AUGUSTA, Ga, August 25.-Two com
panies of United States troops from At
lanta passed through this city to-day or
their way to Edgefeld, S. c., where they
will remain until after the election takes
nlapa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-08-31

CENTENNIALING,-Geo D. Harter, Fa-
Der Laird, & wife, Geo. Reynolds, son of
Jon. F. Reynolds, Mr.. q Mrs. John Blake
two young SOUS of Mrs. Catherine Myer,
brothers of Mrs. Blake, are doing the
Centennial and tarrying at the Union,
1914 Arch Street. Mrs. j. B. McCrea
and two sons, Will 4 James, are at the
Smedley House Mr.. & Mrs, Kline who
reside east of our North School House and
Miss Koontz, daughter of John Koontz of
North Poplar Street; Judge Raft and
family who are guests of the Judges two
brothers, William and Daniel who reside
near Trenton New Jersey, trains conven-
iently running evening and morning ;
Hon. Johnson Sherrick and Wife Theo-
dore Norris of the G. A. Band, and Mr..
& Mrs. E. D. Keplinger.