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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-05-25
DELEGAT TIES TO THE NATIONAL
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

First district-W ]. O'Nell and Judge
Isaac C. Collins. Alternates, 0. J. Dodds
and w. P. Wallace.
Second district-Thomas B. Paxton
and S. w. Hoffman.
Third district-Wm. Howard, of Cler-
mont, and Isaac Glaize, of Fayette.
Fourth district-George w. Houk, of
Dayton, Montgomery county, and Jacob
Baker, of Greenville, Darke county.
Fifth district-F. G. LeBlond, ofCelina
Mercer county, and Judge Carter, of De-
fianCe.
Sixth district-Gen. J. B. Steadman, Of
Lucas county, and William Sheridan, Of
Williams county.
Seventh district-Dr Nipgen, of Chit
licothe, and Col Higgins, of Pike county.
Eighth district-George Lincoln, OF
London, Madison county, and NJ. V. Mar
quis, of Bellefontaine, Logan county.
Ninth district-James W. White, Ken
ton, Hardin county, and John Thompson,
of Mt. Vernon, Knox county.
Tenth district-George h. Seney, OF
Tiffin, and C. S. Parker, of Norwalk, HUI
ron county.
Eleventh district-R. E Reese, Logan,
Hooking county, and H. ], Chapman, OF
Jackson county.
Twelfth district Judge E. F. Bingham
of Columbus, Franklin county, and c. F.
Rainey, of Lancaster, Fairfield county.
Thirteenth district-Adjourned on a
motion to refer the matter to the district
convention, which meets at Coshocton
on May Goth.
Fourteenth district-Referred to a dis
trict convention to be held June 18th.
Fifteenth district-Hon. P. B. Buell., of
Lowell Washington county, and F. A.
Davis, of McConnellsville, Morgan coun-
Sixteenth District. NJ. Estep, Cadiz,
Harrison county, and B. F. Spriggs, OF
Caldwell. Noble county.
Seventeenth distrct-R. S. Shields, OF
Stark, and VIM l.. Brown, of Mahonlng
Eighteenth district-A. H. Commins,
of Akron, Summit county, and M. W. Ak
tell. of Elyria, Lorain county.
Nineteenth district Elected last Fri
day at Warren.
Twentieth district-Judge R. ?. Ran
ney, and w. W. Armstrong, Of Cleveland,
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Total vote 66S-for the majority report
1858, agsinst 300.
Repeated cheers were given by the
Allen men. 70,
Motions we're made to adjourn until
the next day, but voted down, and a call
made to vote by counties on the adoP'
ton of the platform as amended, which
was carried, by an increased majority
After several attempts to adjourn the
Convention proceeded to the nomination
of State officers.
On call the Convention proceeded to
nominate officers.
SECRETARY OF STATE.
Cuvahoga county nominated Hon. VIM.
Bell. As no other candidate was named
Mr.. Bell was nominated by acclamatlon.
FOR JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT.
Quite a number Of names were pre-
sented but all were withdrawn except
Seraphim Meyer, of Stark, j. J. French,
of Lucas, VIM. E. Fink, of Perry and
James H. Pillars, of Seneca.
The first ballot resulted as follows:
Pillars .....,., 100 Fink" "...,.,,',.225
Meyer. ....,. .157 French '.,....... 80
Whole vote cast. 66l, necessary to
choice 33l.
SECOND BALLOT.
Fink k....... .381 Pillars. ..,...... l9l
Mr.Fink' nomination was made unanl-
nous.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Nominations were made as follows;
Charles Sergeant, Cleveland; R. B. Cor
don Anglaize county; II. o. Hagan,
Sandusky H. B. Clough, Butler county
Continued motions were made to ad-
iourn until Thursday morning.
Sergeant's name was withdrawn. O'Ha-
gan's nomination was made without his
consent.
The ballotresulted in the selection of
r. P. Clough.
The Convention then proceeded to the
election ofelectors at large and delegates
as follows:
Electors at Large-Judge VIM. Lang,
Seneca, and Granville Stokes, Warren.
Delegates to st. Louis -. William u
OBrien. Gen. George w, Morgan, Geo.
H. Pendleton and Thomas Ewing.
After electing alternates the Conven'
ton at 1910 adjourned sine die.
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COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.

COMMITTEE ON kESoLuIloNs'
1st-James S. Gordon, Hamilton.
2d-Alex, Long, Hamilton
3l-O. 4. Cunning, Fayette.
4th-Dennis Dwyer, Montgomery
5th-C M. Lamison, Allen,
6th--Frank H. Hurd, Lucas.
7th-D. w. G. Louden, Brown.
8th-George Arthur, Clarke.
9th-Gen. Geo. W. Morgan, Knox,
10th-E. f. Dickinson, Sandusky
1lth-Ralph Leet, Lawrence,
l2th-Charles D. Martin, Fairfield.
l3th-Henry Bhndy, Muskingum.
l4th M. r. Dickey, Richland
I5th-David 0key, Monroe,
l6rh-John NJ. Amos, Noble.
17th-George W. Raft, Stark.
18th N. l.. Johnson, Lawrence.
l9th-R. o. Rote, Ashtabula.
2Oth-John W, Heisley, Cuyahoga.
COMMITTEE TO SELECT STATE CENTRAL COM
MITTEE.
1st-Wm. O'Neil, Hamilton.
2d-Jacob Baumgardner, Hamilton.
3d-Capt. Rhonemus.
4th--L. G. Gould, Preble.
5th-W. H. Clymer, Van Vert,
6th-Wm. Meeks, Fulton.
7th--George B. Tyler, Brown.
8th-I, H, Ayres, Champaign.
9th-F. M. Childs, Hardin.
lOth-Chas Ross, Erie.
1lth-J. w. Bowen, Vintou,
12th--Francis Collins, Franklin.
13th-John 0'Neil, Muskingrm.
14th-T. ]. White, Crawford.
15th--D. L. Sayre, Washington.
l6th--C. c. Kelly, Belmont.
l7th-J. II. Vallandigham, Columbiana
lSth-Ohio F. Jones, Wayne.
l9th-A. j. Price, Trumbull.
GOTH. NJ. McKinstry, Cuyahoga.
On motion, the Convention adjourned
until two o'clock,
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LEGAL.
Legal Notice.

Nettie KiHel, | Court of Common Pleas
VS.. Of
Thaddeus Kittel Stark County, Ohio.
Petition for Divorce
The defendant, Thaddeus Klttel, whose place
of residence is unknown to the plaintiff is hereby
notified that that the plaintiff Nettie Kittei, has
this day filed petition in the Aforesaid court
against him. praying divorce from him for the
alleged cause that he has been willfully absent
from her for and during more than three years
last past Said petition will be for hearing at the
present term of said court on or after the 2lth day
Of June, A. D. 1876.
WILLIAM J. PtER0,
myl8l Attorney for Plaintiff.
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HUIEL ! BANUS DEL "DUIQGpSn.

que susol7be, dueno de dicho establec,m ~. a
s 80 sas amigos cons.antes tavcfeoe ores
ue ss'a looaldad del exterior, que siguiendo en- ~
commune 6esveio por introducir en- Ell servieo trato
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Perfumerla Victoria.
RIGAUD Y COMP.
8, rue V;cie'sne, Paris

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extra6ode la UsomG oGcytisssmn perfume isnportado
Dc Manila exclasiyamsnte preparado para nusstra
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Cream de- Naneylapp &N
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SERVICIO DlRECTO,

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caoa mes catgora $780, "a $175 81 $3.50 Entrepuente
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ama compuea cu qonas por menos paguen
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mantener inalterabls el credo de que vsns dsutan'
do por bondad de numerosos parroeuianos; con-
tando con un sufciene numero de c6mo9as ventila-
das habitaciones coz un espacioao fresco comeder
entenddos dependencies para odos los servicos dc ls
casa, no omitira medic alguno para dear compacido
todo el que SO dgne honrarle con asistencs. Gale
de Tetuan, mum. 9-Puerte Rieo 81 de Agosto de
1874.-Onofre Nieolau. . ----..-.-.. Z,
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NURvA LlNBA DE VApORRS DSPANOLRg

&NTRsE LIVERPOOL Y eUERTO.RICO
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MALEY MOVES.
And DIR. Stitch Will Officiate OIL
Monday as coroner.

DR.. MaIey, whose term OF office as Cor
oner of Hamilton County expires to-
morrow, and who but yesterday morn
ilg was determined to prevent the
newly-elected Coroner, DR.. Fred. Stitch .,
from entering upon his duties, last even
ing came TO the conclusion 10 retire and
leave the field to his successor. TO this
effect he has sent the following letter to
DR.. Stitch:
"CINCINNATI, Dec. 27, 1875.
"DR. FRED. STICH-DGar Sir: Your
note of the 27Lh inst. came duly at hand.
In response L have TO say that, while l
| feel almost certain that a judicial in
of Coronial honOrs and emoluments
| would result in my favor, still l am not
positively certain that such would be
| the case, and | have determined 10 give
you the benefit oil the doubt, and to re-
| linquish to you the office on January l,
| 1871. In taking this step L wish further
| TO stay that l have been largely in
huenced by the fact that you
were the Democratic candidate
| at the last county election, and
as such, fairly and honestly elected
Coroner. l have never for moment
wished to cast a shadow OF doubt upon
your peiuS Ay ouS0S9eoi Ou0 o"iJ d"0"-
| tion in my mind was whether you sue
ceeded me now or year hence. l will
also say that had our political opponents
succeeded in electing their candidate l
should have felt it my duty TO nave had
my claim passed on by the Courts, and l
should not have relinQuished the custody
OF the uttise until decision from them
had been obtained. Hoping that your
official life may prove pleasant to you
and beneficial to the public, am very
truly yours, L. f. MALEY'"
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The Globe EncyclOp2dIa.

The Chicago Times says: In the way
of an encyclopedia coming within the
range of all people, this work can be
heartily recommended as superior 10
any which has been previously issued
The time for elaborate and costly works
of the kind is gone by, and it is abso-
lutcly certain that there is an ever
increasing tendency on the part of the
public to demand the greatest amount
of information in the smallest possible
compass. In this work there Is
unqucstionably a vast amount-it
net the greatest-in a very small
compass, and yet such discrim-
ination mas been exercised in the matter
that only superfluous elements have
been excluded. In all instances where
elaboration and space are essential
however, there is to be found no lack OF
either. 1t is positive that what is stated
under any heading will be found cleal
and correct. AS book Of reference, il
will supply place which as yet has moi
been satisfactorily filled. One OF the
most noticeable features IL the neWness
and freshness of the matter presented
There has been no working of old mate
rial, no making of wholesale transfers
from other works without regard to The
knowledge which later years have
brought to light.
For sale by W. e. Dibble, 81 Wes
Fourth street, Cincinnati.
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This is the last day of Paul William.
sons term of office as Recorder of Ham.
ilton County. His successor, Frank.
Bruner, will be installed on Tuesday
January 2, and will, as we understand,
have an entire new staff OF clerks, with
the exception of the venerable Billy
Kiersted, who will be retained. With
all due regard for the incoming Re-
corder, we venture to say that there are
many in this county who, during the
past three years, have been brought in
contact with MI. Williamson and bis
Deputy Allied Williamson in their Off
cial capacity will feel some little regret
at the expiration OF their term of office.
The two brothers have certai My con-
Quoted the affairs of the Cffice with
credit to themselves, their friends ana
the tax payers Of Hamilton County.
Albert, as Chief Deputy, has ever been
kind and obliging, and leaves his posi-
ton with the best wishes and kind teel-
ings of all. May future good fortune re-
ward their past department.
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nut Hills will receive their friends at
their room, Oh Mcmillan street, near
Gilbert avenue, on New Years AFTER
noon and evening.
The ladies of the Woman's Christian
| Temperance Union, OF Walnut Hills,
will receive their friends at their rooms,
on Mcmillan street, on New Years after
noon and evening.
.Watch-night service at 81. Paups M. e.
Church tomorrow evening, beginning
at 0 O'Clock. Addresses will be deliY-
cred by Doctors Ridgaway, Payne and
Muller, and probably by Bishop Wiley.
The anniversary exercises of the Oil
vet Mission Sunday-school will be held
tomorrow morning at 8 O'Clock. II.
Thane Miller, Esq, and o. N. Bush,
ESQ, of Mt. Auburn, will deliver ad-
dresses.
A parochial Mission, with preaching
every night, will begin in the Episcopal
Church, corner seventh and Plum
streets, next Tuesday evening, January
2; the Rev. j. 5. Reed, missioner. The
Right Rev. DR.. Jaggar, Bishop OF South
ern Ohio, and others, are expected to
assist.
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Moody and Sankey.

A meeting was held last evening at
the Y. M. @. A Rooms by the Evangeli.
cal Ministerial Association to discuss
the proposition of calling Moody and
Saukey TO this city for revival meetings.
Rev. Mr.. Richie stated that he had
written to Moody and Sankey, asking
whether they would come, but he had
received no reply. 1t is claimed that
they will come if invited.
The Association resolV ed to hold daily
Evangelical Union meetings under the
cnarge of general committee, COM
posed OF ministers and laymen. The
meetings are to be held at the Vine-
street Congregational Church at z. NJ,
commencing January s. A Finance
Committee was appointed to raise 81, 900
TO pay the expenses.
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Announcements. A

The Cuyier Club will hold its third
annual New Years Reception at No. 2O0
West Fourth street, from IL M. TO 8
P. N.
Rev. j. j. Hight, assistant editor Of
the Western Christian Advocate, will
nddress the meeting az the Y. NJ. Z. A
Hall Tonight.
The First Ohio Regiment has been ten
dcfed benefit by Mr. Il. Il, J. Miles, o.
the Grand opera-Aouse, - lake place
January l6 TO ~.
Az the Seventb-street Congregations
Church, on Sunday evening, addresses
viii be delivered by H. A. Morrell, d
Thane Miller and Judge uagans.
The ladies OF the W. c. T. U. Of Wal
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Ambition is rarely satisfied with any
attainment. The greatest men have
been the most restless in achievement.
Another example is found in b. T. Bah.
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In this are combined delicate, natural
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kV" In order to accommodate Eastern Advertls-
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EDUCATIONAL.
OBERLIN COLLEGE

THEOLOGICAL, Collegiate and Prepara-
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A TTACHMENT.-Befor F. A. Dossman.
n Justice Of the Peace In and for Cincinnati
Township, Hamilton County, Ohio. - John
LOTUS VS.: John mclaughlin and Ohio & MIS-
sissippi Railway Company garnisheeA - On
the goth Of November a. D. 1876 said Justice
issued an order Of attachment in the above
action, for the sum OF $40 So. Said case is set
for hearing before said Justice January Id,
1876, at O'Clock A. NJ.
JOHN LOTUS, Plaintiff.
CINCINNATI, December 2S, 1875. deYO-3tS
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A Paris evening paper announces
that one of the servants OF Don Carlos
has run off, carrying with him all his
masters jewels.
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1t is an interesting winter stree
study to notice SIN Ill boy endeavoring
to,p1ll up a lamp-post with the end O
his tongue.
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CINCINNATI, December 28, 1875. desO-stS

T EGAL.-Hamilton County, Ohio, Court
IL Common Pleas.-James Farley, residence
unknown, is notified that his wife, Mary Ann
Farley, has this day filed petition in said
Court, case No. 81 ,0l3, for divorce from him.
alleging as grounds therefor that he has been
willlully absent from her for nine years last
past, and his gross neglect Of duty in failing
and refusing to pay anything towards her sup
port during said time. decree will be asked
thereon after the expiration Of six weeks from
this date. MARY ANN EARLEY.
SAGE u HINKLE, Attorneys.
CINCINNATI, November 25, 1876 no25-6tS
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ga stitch in time saves nlne." A bot.
tie OF DR.. Bulps Cough Syrup will often
save large doctor bills. Keep it handy,
for it only costs Zoe.
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LEGAL.

A TTACHMENT.-John Gahan, plaintiff, vs..
n Henry Haynes. defendant, Cincinnati
Southern Railway Company garnishees. Be-
fore ID. w. {. Lee, Justice OF the Peace OF Gin
cinnatl Township. On the 9Th day OF October.
1876, said Justice issued an order OF attachment
in the above action for the sum of $13 80.
JOHN GAHAN.
CINCINNATI, December 90, 1875. ae23- 3-3ts
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STOVE POLISH.
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COAL DEALER, &c.
FRANK. TORENTZ,

IN coke, flour, feed, wood, sand, lime, cema:'t,
plaster, Gre brick, ciar. chimney tops, drain.
tile, &c., SC. ONCE S3l Central avenue;
Branch office, 800 and sos Central ave.
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Central avenue: cigar store and Office, BIB w:
Second street and S33 Central avenue. Agent
for the Piedmont, West Virginia, bitumlnous,
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cattle and hog food. Furniture cars
omnibus 4. buggies aud barouches for
hire. Expreyslng and all kinds VI
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