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TREASURER or ILLINOIS.

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DANy11LE. ILL.,, Fob. 9.-Tho DAnvtlie N''os
Of to.dny contains q lengthy article vcr! forc!by
sottipg forth The claims Of Eastern 1lIinois for
place upon tho Ilopublican state tichot at tho
fall election. II ahows that as rich and pop,s-
lots = row Of counties ~ can bo found In tho
stato and which haYo hiwnss gwen large 1'epnb-
icsn naIor&ies, Ina, Since Illinois WAS adln!ttod
been totally ignored III tho distribution Of 9tatc
officers, and inBiHts that she portion Of tho State
bo recognized BY plhcing tho name Of JOSEPH!
q. English, present msmber OF tlo btase beard
Of Euualtz.tlon antt President OF tie First Sa~
tionat Uank OF this place, on the Republican
ticket for Trensuter Of State.
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STATE AFFAIRS.
WISCONSIN,.
dEx&Tt.

,,,
spsffds Dftndteh n rae Ehfea'o tr'nu~; -;
but enc far now buaLnfns q largo number or
bil,a rore introduced III both t1osos over Thirty
T.. ~ 80 ,,..,, t,.1, l., ,to Aso,,ng,Iv
!" ~ ''o',"'' a'o ,',.,'..", ~ @s -. .,,o,,
III Ilte Sailase. p'l1a "cfo tnttuu"et4 ;" "'o"1
tho C1hetiluttuH 10 ~ to prohibit CLAIMS be'bH
allowed unlcss presented within ak yoars;
.u,on,1i,r Nm lew. re1.tIru In i,nvkcra and
A'"o.'h '''D ..,,,;rc,
rouulotsf coHcciu'Hs iaI"o"t" n.''o''eS
tho laws III relation to ahc He-
str,,cttou Of wolves and wild cats; to
ousblo certain towns 10 improve hsrbors; tn rn-
iatinm N ti,o West Wtrco,,bIn Hallway for ill.,
norun,.tiona for boueyoient PURPOSES appro.
n1iatng ~. S0t for atatioucry: TO rrotnct wild
nr;roons In ueetin1 rotating K, pubiic printing
~ hroan3nta lfcanrs of rairnai companies rra.
vjiin1 tor incnr,orstnv assocfnt;ons for iutntor-
tnv nfi Ioyrinx n,,rptsoa: 10 authorize County
'i,ss',ecs tn rrant nartfnns.
ItitIa IN ssol1 rnfaLinw Ia lu1ucstn Of aead t4
roisItnn To tri.lH in ci1ll and criminal casos 70.
istinv 10 oxocutIons. etc,
4 eommunjcntIon wan Socolyod from thu Gov
ornor nur,iuatinv for Ncponts Of sio Eosmat
Echoot. s. 8, Sherman, Of Milwaukee, John
phIlns. OF Stevens Point: aud C. 4. Weabrad,
of nshkonh.
AtsrxnLY
tn tto Aesemhly iuls woro INTRODUCES! author
,zino iusnrnnco co,npanos 10 tnst,rs agaluBt loss
NJ s,n,nnoo by hail: iu relation to tho organixa-
Inn NJ rniifoaI comuanies. mAklug county,
c,tv' tnwn. And vltnoe troasurots Ineligible for
acconi srcecpafyo torm to provide agatnst dam
aoc hv oorn.abcilnre tlrcrhIur OF othor ina
cnhinea rt1, by tumb{ine rods or ehaftsug; 10
.mnnI tho 1ieoieter law. fnrbiddpg tho dfa-
mIspnl Of euIta before Justices on tho ground Of
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IN NEW YORK. |
NEw YonK, Fob. 9.-Tho lire laBt n'Rht did its
work thoroughly, aud crowds OF spectators gazo
at tho 17,ins to-day, only wondering TINT any
mart Of aho block Inns boen saved. Who're
groat block Of Bolid brick and iron buildings
stood last night Is now o great chasn1. In which
lie In confused heaps. plies Of htsatntng bricks
ind Fragments Of bent .nud twistcd girdcrs,
bounded by biackonod walls. gono OF which aro |
nlroady tottcriug to thoir fall. Two cngino COM
ta1sioa and a hook -anl.laddcr company arc At
work to.4iny pouring wator into tie nmoldeHng |
nass of ruina aud tnmhling down tho dangerous |
walls.
Az pruaent It Ia Impossible TO obtain m acctl- |
rate list Of nll tue lO4sea aud 1naurancoB. Tho
total loss Is oht!matel by good judgca at about
e. 900 900. and tho total INSURANCE. at .oo000o*
The bodies OF David Muldow and Esyld Cluto,
tho tiremou who wero killed, wcro yiowod by
Cosouor'a Jury thiB morning. Both men leave
families. ,-,
Gordon of police In placed around tho bnrnod
iihttict, and travel aud traffic arc intordictod
tlicfan
The great fire has dovolyod heavy loa4cs upon
tho Usltish firo.inBuranco ngcncios In this city,
and II il supposed TINT they will l,avo to draw
flsO,tAHl or 0.000 exchange Immediately.
Tho following IN q corrected list OF Homo OF tho
heavy loaern aud thels insurance by tho tire last
n'sAtii Firm. ,e.. Insurance.
re%nsr, whitman h Co. .........,pao.a o.aon f!N.oN
tsa 1nha l1fuSatst %S,,sts4 G:.: :s' s' i;ssSS
| Uoysss. Castor Il Co............ lG0,M1 l6toNi
George T.. shortriago oo....... 1s9,oo0 Notatasod
Tho loss Of, building No. a4{ to 453 nroadwav
owned by Edward blatlieTs, ~ eab0. 900. VIII.
IAN, Smith L co. loao only s25, 1000. Insured.
Tho total losa and in,uranco will mol vary
m1cn from tho estimates already given.
MILWAUKEE.
= sn<eiat Dispateh to TIA ChIeaoo Tribune.
,i11wAuKrE, Fob. 9.--1t ls stated tonight. on
rood authority, but too late for inquiry ns their
piacoa Of buHnoss, that l'ooth ~ Aaynarl.
wholeaRlc c1othio1s, hays otforea 10 compromise
at N cents On tho doIlaE.-73u 0Do debts, slouug
asHots; Aul that Cary, ahlrt'inaRer anu 8Ghts
furnlbhtng, iata Petty It Cary. and N'ehelA MOO
nov. wholesale clothies, have niAle Assignments
Il ATAMBOY, ILL. 49,.
ANNOY. H., Feb. "A ilso a. ~ early nosa,
} this morning destroyed large aonrlns nil4 aha
aloyator. known Al Kenyons Mill: The pfnpot-
ty was owned by ". II. l,unt, VI Evanston soas'
312,O00; insured for sS,0oo.
IN CHICAGO.
The a!arm Of lge f1gm Box $50 At 2:27 yesset.
day Afternoon visa caused BY tie burning ous OK
/ a chimney In the houso Ut No. l98 Western avo-
. hue. No damage. --
A still alarm was glyon To Euglno Company
No, 8 about o'clock yesterday afternoon,
b csused by tie dlscovesyof flames III two-stoTl
4 | frame house No. 294 Milwaukee ayeuuc. oMnet
by Charles Hug. and occupied by Charles Hfle
I | uopooley ~ Z grocery. damage noutnaIt toll1
{ Insured in tho uoya1 Canad,an. CAuss OF LII
1 unknown.
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a33N t1Q,7S, nu inoreano over tho corresponding
month Of last year Of about S15,0o0
Lnrgo numbcra Of minors fos the Black Hills
from various portions Of Iowa nnd tho south
n.pi ontitt;ny. They arc going mainly by way
Of Yanktou.
A statement from tho Quincy till.) Packers
Association rhowa tho aggregate tunlbor Of hogs
packed III that city to lo d, l,o09. This taa.W1u
lo.s than last gear. but Lie average weight ~ 1hr
i'll aIreDa Of last HeNeOn.
, 1876-02-10

Tho Agricultural Convention 1T Madison. VIZ
Yesterday, waB wull attended, and many WIZ
ablo papers Wcro read.
Tho bloomington Gas Company nag Ieancun ,1sa,,
,,,e nr,no OF cas IRON Si to eJ.6u 70 tAto IRON
ms,rk ma ind auuuupeol that aftes thai date
no meter rent will bo charged.
Tho internal tovcnue collections in tho spftog-
fc1a Districk fol ia mouth Of January aggregate
, 1876-02-10

NEW YoRE, Feb. u.-Tho Ercning Fo"t an
no,1nces that the coal commission houacs OF Z.
4. Packer d Co.. f. d Ely X Co., aud DFamau y
uartwoll. all In Trinity Building, Ill Droaaway,
and the exclusive coal firm of $. u. smith "
Co., OF Now uavon, Conn.,, havo suspended. The
total liabilities involved arc reported at nearly
s8OO, ,O00. Tho largo firm Of 4. a. Packer y Go.
expoot to pay in full and resumc. 1hoy Aavo
mado al asbiRumout to William T. Garter, the
head Of Philadelphia artn who are among
thc!r larKeak creditors.
, 1876-02-10
OHIO.

CoLunnuB, O.. Fob. 0.-1n the Benato to-day
bill was passed to allow Cincinnati to ,eauc
"a. 600, 900 OF bonds 10 complete tho BouthcEu
Nnilroad.
4 bijl was introduced to mako it d misdo.
1nearor for dontiBte, surEoonn, OF other persons
to administer Annathetica oxcopt In tho presence
Of vttuaSae9.
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branch Of tho Chicago & foaa nailvn7. and In
conso1uencc no train came IN from Rochelle to-
WRESTLING ACCIDENT.
rk.n1f1h u, tTts f@hffotn Ty151fJff.

Epfcff| 7FfpdIfH % 7NE FHEuH9 7F1o147@
StasporA, ILL.,, Fab. D.--Ms. +. X. WoFmler
srd Mr. John 1scIscr, u Mondota, ~orc tensing
tl,cir qladiatorial powers tnis Afternoon III
vreatlin7 joust, shnn 1!ei.or WAS heavily thrown.
hrcnkiug nia lcg IN thc fall. This fhec" of
am5,nctuopt will Dresnht 01r. letter from a'tehu-
iu2 10 lis busiuoas for sotnn time,
, 1876-02-10

SAN Fn4Kclaco, Fob. 9.-At a meeting ycatnr-
day OF gentlemen Interested In tho establish
mcnt Of Cleariag- House, nlilton 8. Latham WAS
elected prohidcnt Of the clearinghouse 1gnasz
Ssctnhart, Secretary; and Mills, Mckinlay, Law;
and King tha Managing Co.nmittoo. Nearly ali
TIC banks signify their tutcnttou OF lo'u'nG, cx-
copt tho NeyadA Dhuk.
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DH0WNEC.

AproxAno H. l., Fob. o.-Two childron named
Smith, snf young maj, named Dsrr., who A.
teup,cd their rcAcuo, worn drowned hcre last
oyeuiov bY the breaking Of tho ice.
, 1876-02-10

GAINESVILLE, r.
ZASrsy11LE, o., Fob. 9.-p. c. nyan. rro,nt-
uent n,nrcbaut, made MI assignment thIa morE-
lug, His liabilities aud nasets arc not yet uado
public.
, 1876-02-10

THE ST. l0OlS HHIOhRLsls T.
Er. LOUIS, Fob. g.-The contest for tho Mayor
alty of this city, which has been before tho City
Council for tho past month, terminated ut G
o'clock this evening by vote Of 10 for JameH
II. Drittou, tho preHent Mayor. to 1G for Henry
Oyorstolz, tho contestant. afr. Overstolz naa
Installed u 0:3J. and mado an addrcaR to the
Council. There was great crowd preaeht. but
no demonstration WAS made, although II IL be-
lioycl ono III favor Ut DFitton would have takan
1lnco had ttcro not been a strong force Of police
nnrcsont. nIr. Dritsou Will publish a card In tho
morning stating he takes oxcept'ona to tho
action Of tho Council. aud shall continue to per-
form tho functions Of hia oilcs until the matter
is lecitlod by The proper tribunal. Tho case wltl
DO immodissely brought before The Circuit
Court. ~.
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FARWELL HALL.

DIME LECTURE TO- MIGHT.
'.poLA1l1ZED LIGHT, by @. r. RANDALL amply
fIuRrzte With coHtlY apphrAtNx.
, 1876-02-10

PROF. r. A. PROCTOR,
Tho Ea,non. English Astronomer and Bclenttst, Gu
MYSTERIES OF THE UNIVERSD.
Mccormick Hail, Sunday, Fob. II, 3 p N. Doors
opr T. Tickota for fale at tho door, sd At Jan8enf
aicClurg ( Co.'S. ADMISSION, TEN GENTS.
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ANNOY. III, Fob, "A ase At an carly son.
this morning destroyed large Touring n'l1 ataa
elevator, known Al Konyon's Mil: me pfnno1-
" vas owned by ". II. Lnst, ol Evanston 'oas'
a14OO0 insured for s1.0no.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-06-08
KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY.
THE OLD PIONEER LINE.

KANSAS, COLORADO, BAN JUAN, BLACK HILIS.
Kansas City to Denver and the famous Rocky
Mountain resorts, The direct route to san Juan
The only line from KansaS City to the Black
Hills under one management. Passes through
the fertile Central Kansas, and through the I'M
portant cities and the locations Of the caHital and
all the great State institutions, through the finest
farming and grazing lands in America. Millions
of acres for sale cheap by the Railwa Company
upon long time, and to be had free by actual set
tiers. Reaches C dorado, with It's charming
climate, Its eel brated hot and cold medi, inal
springs magnificent scenery-perpetual snow
capped mountain Summits l4,oO0 feet high, water
falls and uasCades-almOst continual sunshine,
cool nights In summer. The most desirable elm
ate for invalids in summer and winter In the
world a sure cure for asthma and has a good
effect upon those predtsposed 10 pulmonary afiec-
tons Colorado produces the best beef aud -four;
has valuable gold, silver copper, lead and coal
mines; good hotels, fine roads, good hunting and
fishing
Pullman Palace Cars and fine day coaches
through to Denver without change. No ferries
transfers nor changes of cars TO annoy Lowest
rates to all points guaranteed For descriptive
circulars, address General Passenger Agent Kan
sas Pacific Railway, Kansas City.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-06-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


We AZ authorized to announce COL. 8. MEYER
as a candidate iur Common Pleas Judge, of stark
county, subject to the decision of the Democracy
ut the Primary meetings to be held Saturday.
August 10Th, 1876,
Weare authorized to announce GEO. W. RAFF
as a candidate for Common Pleas Judge of Stark
county subject to the decision of the Democracy
at the Primary meetings to be held Saturday
August 18th, 1876.
We are authorized to announce the name of
PATRICK MANLY, of Massillon, as candidate
for Recorder, subject to the decision ofthe Democ.
racy at their Primary meetings.
We are authorized to announce JOHN E. DUN
BAR as a candidate tor County Recorder. subject
TO the decision of the Democracy at their primary
elections.
We are authorized to announce the name of
JOHN SHIMP, IN a candidate for Recorder, sub
iect to the decision of the DemO racy at their Pr-
mary meetings
We are authorized to announce the name of
JOHN A. MACK, o. Canton, ss a candidate for
Recorder subject to the decision of the Democracy
at their primary meetings to be held Saturday,
August 49, 1876.
We are authorized to announce JACOB G.
WILLARD as candidate for Recorder subject to
the decision of the Democracy at their primary
meetings.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-06-08
REPORT Of THE GRAND JURY.

The following report Of the Grand Jury, recently
In session, shows with some eight the manner In
which The prisoners In the c unity ia are cared
for by sheriff Rauch. majprty OF them are Re.
nnbll"ans too, which goes to show that no politi
cal feeling prompted Them
To the Honorable the L0urt Of Common Pleas in
and tor tdrk f0unty, OhiO!
The Grand JNrors for this May term, A. D. 1876
beg leave to report thar IN pursuance of the drec
tions OF sad Court, they have visited the iail OF
said county, and have carefully exami ed into IT,
condition, the manner In which IL ia kent. and
into the keeping and treatment If the prisoners
confined therein, and have made il uuiry as a.
whether the rules prescribed BY tniS Court for the
government Of the same have beSn observed, and
in regard thelet they say tha' they tind the iail
well and careful kept the rules re erred to are
carefully obs rived and kept 50 far as they have
been able U learn, that the rsoners are kept aS
securely az practicable, and that they discover
nothing in or about The JAIL or In the treatment of
the prisoners. Of which just complaint can b.
made. The Grand Jury deem 1t their duty to say
further. in view OF the fact that complaint has
be- made by the prisoners buth to visitors in
verbal manner and by card published n a news.
P"Pel, 'hat tney were lnSunclenty led, that thev,
the Grand Jurors, have made this complaint
cause OF Especial inquiry and investigation ami IN
reference thereto say that they are fully satisfied
that such complain Is without foundation; in
lact that after careful inquiry and examination.
"s well as Inspection ofthe food provided and fur
hiShed to said prisoners, we are OF the opinion that
the same is ofgood quality, sufficient in quantity
and good wholesome, nutriclnus and palatable,
and that in our belief the aforesaid complaint is
"holly unioHnded. H. COCK, Foreman.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-06-08
COURT PROCEkDINGS

H. " HampSon vs. c. A. Freer ct AL Judgment
Nv confession for s50932 Same vs. A. W. Coates.
Judgment by confession for si0l 81.
John RouNsetl vs.. Daniel W. Kennedy et al.
Judgment by default for S226O6.
Joseph G, Keith vs.. Irhn stripe ct al. Judgment
by confession for 1856 62.
Russell Beach vs. The Massillon Driving Park.
Judgment by default for 9,gI77
), Royer vs., f. Roger, Judgment by d, fault for.
s5u3sO. - '"N'' '''
The following named persons were arralpned
under indictments; w. A. Jordon for grand lar
cenyi Charles Mcpherson. burglary and grand
larceny Albert Grimes, burglary aud grand lar
ceny William Harter, John Nye aud George Nye.
burglary and grand larceny; Genrpe Williams
for shooting with intent to kin; Hiram B.bnpv
lor cutting with intent to kill; Charles IAunIer
for burglary and grand larceny; Chas Lannier
ana Jacob Mariet two indictments Tor burglary
and grand larceny.
The Grand Jury held an adjourned sesslon last
week lheBenuemen composin the Grand Jury
were ., uhy' Joseph Bowman, John smith,
paVlu sell joseph MeneRay, Jacob Baughmau,
'onh "iueIson, JohnC YonngblOod, Jnhn Mot
uce, NJ heploge, Isaac Stadden, Daniel ]. WiRe.
Nhdrew SMUT, Henry Cock and Abraham Miller:
Mr. Cock was made foreman
Albert Coins, most incorrlgable thief and bur
gar and disgrace N the oolored people of Mas-
SlIlon, pleaded guilty 10 an indictment for bur
Elary on Monday, In Court aud was sentenced by
non JUICE FreaSe tOOne year in the penitentIary.
John Keyser surrendered himself To the Court
IN being informed that he was indicted G,r as-
SAINT and battery, and gave bail II one hundred
dollars for his appearance from day To day.
kelIeher, Indicted for rape. was aIralgned
pleaded not guilty and asked that william A.
Lyhch ESq" might he assigned To defend him.
John Murphy is Indicted for malicious desaruc.
ton of property
These last are from Massuon
The case OF State Of Ohio against Antbonv
horan' charged with shooting with intent to xiii
AZ the mine riot occupied the Court m st of last
week, aud was warmly contested, for the state
were Prosecutor Shields, W. 4. Lynch and PeaSe
d Kicks, and for the defence S. Meyer & Son w.
Mckinley and q L, Baldwin, The testimony
was quite conflicting as n the act, but showed
Moran man OF good character The Jury we're
out some time and returned a verdict DI guilty Of
shooting with intent to wound motion for a
rev trial Is pei ding.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-06-08

MURDERER ARREsTED.--About two months
ago superintendent of Police schmidt, of Cleve.
land, received lie ter calling his attention to
murder which was committed over two years agu
at Napoleon, in this State He was requested to
capture the murderer If possible. After diligent
search and some corresponding with proper par
ties, photograph OF the murderer was received
and soon the detective proceeded to Msdeira
Clearfield Co., Pa, where he found the man work
ing in the woods The murderer was arrested and
will be taken TO Napoleon in f W days His
name is HOllingshead, Is he butcher by trade
and committed the murder by ChUpping man in
the head A reward of 1900 has been offered by
the authorities for his arrest, which tall TO the
Uficers.-NdpOleoH Northwest.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-06-08
COUNCIL PROCEEDIhSS.

MONDAY EVENING, June 8, 1876,
freSeht- barlet President; Cassidy, Campbell
htrDrhrk Lelningo", MOnot and Weaver
Minutes OF last meeting read and approved
IttRIonS,-G. A, Band, through the preddent
asked the Council to repaint their stand nm ,hp
nnDllr square, Referred to Committee ON civ
PrOrprty.
complaint was made Of slops and waste water
running from the II, Cloud into the next lot M
action.
Complaint was made of pool of sanding water
on Church street, proceeding from the school
pump. Referred to Committee on Streets and
Alleys, with power u act.
George Palmer made proposition to clean and
whilewash the Mayors office. Referred TO Com.
mlttee on City Property.
Peter McGinity asked Council to raise the grade
Of Fifth street before his residence, Referred 10
committee on Streets and Alleys.
reports Q CO0lmitees-COmmittee on Streets and
Nleys reported In favor Of constructing plank
walk on south side Of MahOning street Adnpted
City Engi Ger was instructed to establish the
line for said walk.
Special Committee appointed to nominate mem.
hers Of City Board of EQUALIZATION. renorted ,h,
''''N'''''A vs. '"' NH'ht anu JOnn
Lahm 10 hll the vacancy. Adopted.
Committee on Graveyards reported that Sheriff
Rauch had made application for the use of the
city cemetery as pasture lot. Referred to Com
mittee on Oraveyards, with power to act.
Inquiry was made as to the pest.house erected
by the ty Oh the ground of Mr.. sprankle. Re.
ferr to Committee on City Property
Miscellaneous City Solicitor reported that two.
thirds Of the properly owners must netition to
Council for the sprnkling OF the streets before an
ordinance could be drawn up providing for the
>ame
Mrs. WelCh asked for a sack of -four Leininger
was instructed to refer her to Township Trustees.
Mr., LAWN asked Council to take action on en-
forcing the ordinance to provide for the paving OF
sidewalks nn sth street
Resolution was drawn up by the clerk. wherein
the Street Cm missioner was Instructed TO lay
aid pavements and charge the expense to prop.
erty owners,
BILLS ALLOWED.
Mckinney sire et labor sl6i 81
Inhn Webb drter tive Servire......,........... $50
= Eny nhV'',.'''',' ,..............,,"u.u, re-
'Hnnp GNS ilSht % .''","..,..., ,.....,. 2 2 M
auann Oh
Adjourned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-06-08
TREAS. FESSLER
READY TO RECEIVE TAXES,

We learn that Treasurer FesS-
Ter Is ready to receive taxes, the
books being allin shape and In his
hands, according to law, He de-
sires that all who can make 1t con.
venient will come along before
the end of the tax-paying term,
which Is June 10th. Every tax
payerknOws that tits not pleasant
to call at the Treasurer's office
when the crowd Is large and the
jam dlslgreeable. The Treasurer
therefore hopes that the friends
over the county will make 1t con-
venient to call and fix things in
good time and thereby aCCOmmc-
date themselves as well as him
self.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-06-08
E, F. KunkGTS Bitter Wine Of Iron

Has never been known to fail in the cure of weak.
ness, alteuded with symptoms, indispoSitOn tO ex.
ertiOn, loss Uf memory dticlty of breathing, gen
eral W. wtakness, horror OF disease, weak nervous
trembling, dreadful horror of DEATH nlghtsweals
cold feet, weakness dimness of vision, languOr,
universal lassitude OF the muscular system, hot
hands. flushing Of the body, dryneSs OF the skin.
psllid c0untenance and eruptions on the face pu
riiying the blood, pain In the back, heaviness of
the eyelids, frequent blackspots flying before the
eyes with temporary sutfusion aud loss Of sight;
want of attention. etc. These symptoms all arise,
from weakness and to remedy that Use DR.. e,
F, KUNKELS BITTER WINE OF IRON, 1t new.
or tails. Thousands are now enjoying health who
have used IT, Get the genuine Sold only In 81
bottles Take only E. F. Kunkels. Depot and Of
ace, No. go North Ninth street Philadelphia, Pa,
Thb truly vail able tonic has been so thoroughly
tested by all classes Of the community, that 1t IN
now considered indiSpensableas tonic medicine
It coets but little, puries the blood and gives tone
70 the stomach, renOvates the system and pro-
longs life
/ now only ask trial of this valuable tonic
Price, 81 90 per bottle. E. F. KUNKEL. Sole Pro-
prietor Phil delphia, Pa Ask your druggist for
kunkel'S Bitter Wine of Iron. and take no other
make. Rnld only in 81 90 bottles. All others are
karfatt m hawarp Of them
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-06-08
THE LAST ARROW,

The Democracy Of stark county, hope, will
not think am ObtruSive by Offering myself as a
candidate for the office of County Recorder, sub
iect to their decision at the primary election.
have lived among you 60 years, and have not
sought fice ut your hands; nor should now
present my name, did not circumstances dictate
otherwise. I am, therefore, constrained to ask
you for your support If agreeable to your views as
Democrats You all know me, and as have not
The means to make an electloneering tour, the old
brigade have so often instructed and inspected
as Brigade Major, hope will not forget me; but
muster as we did in years gone by to the spirit
Stirring dr. i'm and ear piercing ffe Here the
memory of the past joins with the present Fhus
fire my Last arrow Respectfully
h ]. L. DUNBAR,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-06-08
DIED.

W;ARWlCk'-in Sugar Creek township, after r
lingering Illness OF cOnSumpIOn On tn. 9th
ult,. Mrs, Deiah, wife of Robert \ WarwIcE Tt'
aged 10 years months ana days.
NTs Warwick was the last of the Offspring of
Nr and Mrs, James Watson, of sugar Creek town
snip 6"th of whom survive She also leaves her
husband and three little sons aged respectively
ID, II aud years, besides other relative, and
'rehds TO realize the loss of one most dear. She
was woman of great worth and much ,eloyed
wherever known The bereaved W Il ever hold
her memory In fond remembrance aud cherish
the recollectons of the devoted wife and mother .
Peace to her ashes.