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, 1877-09-06
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Increased Country Demand for
Currency and Loans.
Tho Produce Markets Generally
Stronger---ProvisionS Very
Dull.
Droadstufs Active-.-An Excited De-
mand for Wheat and Corn.


What littc Improvement wAs Observable IN
finances wAs seen IN transactions with the eonutry
Thc offerings Of county papcr Tor redtscount were
somewhat larger, and tho orlcfa from tho interior
for curtcneY were heavier by 4 email percentage.
The gain In tlIcso particulars WAS gain only In
compartrpn with the t1n1lne.s Of last week. The
demand from tho country for lnans and currency ts
hardly get np 10 the rsnal average Of tho Hcason.
The rnpply Of negotiable papcr from city sources
continues light, although an improvement was re.
ported In one or two quarters. Rates Of discount
remn,n SIel per cent Al tho hauks TO regular ems.
TONERS. The usual concessions arc made 10 hor.
rowcrs on Vll
New York exchange was quoted between banks
1t par.
The clearlnss were 81. 500. 900.
CEnREHcr sTATIsTtcs.
The Comptroller OF tho Currency his made
statement showing by slntes tho smonnt of NAt,on.
-nank circulation isaueA, the nmoant Of legal
tender mites de posted in tho United States Tftas'
ury to retlee Sat,onal Bank circulation from Goth
June. 1874. 10 September l, 1877. and amount on
deposit II 1altcr aate.
, 1877-09-06


Nav Yonx. Sept &. --3od opened and closed At
1oaI, with sales at 1oa4. Carrying rates lG3
per ccn1 and borrowing fates dat so@.
Silver Al london unchanged; hero sIlTef bars arc
liz In Erecnhscks; llBk Ia gold. Silver coin, y
q Y discount.
f'nrcrnmsnta stca.ty.
1snllroad bonds generally Gsm.
State securities quiet.
Stock speculation was strong, and higher in tho
early dealings, tho advance as compared with The
closing gnointlons YESTERDAY ranging from A&t
~ rer cent. Western Union AMI Goa. etocks weso
The features, and n,ndc Tho greatest advance. The
ths @ dcciarnton moi only ot quarterly dividend Of
tho qnartet en',se seps. 10, Int aI.e q ! scfip
The Company'e treasury on The basta 10 stock,
holders Ut 50 PER shasr. The money derived
tercfrnn, 4 10 rcfmhnrte FOR caeh paid ont on tho
Xftrr thc tl1rt ilaarl The whole market cnyc way
undcr sates to realize: and prices declined Aao1
~. i'nrIns thc aftcra,s'n thc market was stronu
tot coal atuckA nnl Western tini1n. with further
advance In prices. Tho balance Of tho llst VIZ
firm In sympathy, but lowarts tho caso tho mar
kct r,.IdcnlY hccamo weAk, and declined A1h1st
from the highest potnt.
,xs shGre 'exao soa,he;n Enoad com
pany has aold about &. :U. 200 Ut ita consolidated
r.t nortsagp honds 10 be Issued for tho retirement
rrantactions wefe i5a', QUO share.: Of which
d, 000 were New York Central. Z, 000 Eric. r. ntD
Inks shoro, s. 100 Northwestern common, LON
preferred :, 400 Rock It!ans, 4 50o ~ P4nl con,-
mon, QUO preferred, oD0 Ohtus &. o00 Wabash,
Central, 2, 0OO Illinois Central. L. 900 Murrfs &
E4scx. 2, OO0 lAeihc Mail, and ~, COO Western
Union.
Prime mercantile paper, 5.iGt7X.
Customs receipts. $!00, 0n!).
The Assistant Treasurer dtshurscd S41+, 900.
{.lcar1ncs, ST.. o0O, OO0.
Sterling weak; actual business, long, 4se;
t,1,ft tAS
, 1877-09-06
GENERAL MARKETS,

ALcoHoL-WAs steady al t. 0sa3. 10.
pAOuM.C0i'N-waa dull and weak. Ths stock Of
old corn carried over will be targer than that Of lat
5cer. Wo quote: 0rccu hurl 6}fta7ct medium hurl,
b94ag.4e; rct.tppcd do. hsaXcs gre~n hrMh. with
hurt enough 70 worktt t9fatss rcd:apped. with DO,
bM3c; red do. A}tacs tnElds brush N4<fds Inferior
brush, 3ta14c, crooked do, se4c.
HUTTER-Thcrc WIS good local and shipping fs-
mand, and fairly aseady market ws witnessed TOR all
grades hboyc common. Complaints Of scarcity Of
choice butter still heaFd and sales At higher hRurca
than quoted below occasionally coctc. There Il
considerable sarpua Of poor butter. ht the market Is
kept we'll cleared nj tho cst grades. Wo repeat our
llst; YsneY Creamery. 2Is15c good 10 choice srnes
lssecc; medium, t4alBc; Inferior 10 A.non. u@l3c.
pAGGtNt+Quotat4ons Funustn tho aa,ne ~ tor tho
past swo thrro weeks. aud the market may be 70.
Rardr1 sstealy At lhc annexed pE1ees' STARK. 2sc
MoniAup. 23Mus Lewiston. caHcs Otter Creek. 21c,
American, :1sfe, bIrtars an!abu. tt<f4t8I4c: gun
alss :lns.. lsaiss a. ,iouhIe ;sHa.se
aays g si51 p1ssc%s IL asm.9
coAaHsn..a, a. IND aass:nEsa o5s., sss
sr Iiiil ssS; bH!mSts 0slo TN & i:
.Sss sm = ,2a3e This raod Is good
ElsH.i:ss!s.. ;sa;.s tor the ~. .en
=: S.ntS 1 ! tSs ssa.sea
@ 4; ,s:' s' !;ix NJ: Il sss :; i Ss HIM
s is$;i IL
15aTs +; !absiar 6srtrE; splIt, hTis Sa.:D: XlI1
Snt. ioc; scas hcrrlna pof b1s use CoolumbIa River
'4IHSft FSutTs n. HAt NJ. quoted qa.st,
with yficcs ruling steady &aa df1n 1t the following
Fsas1ax-=psna, osetc; nEs. 1a5ecs aa!ie. Turk.
Husssicf. 1i.asaluo, V1itucfa, oAa7ci 2aats cur.
, 1877-09-06

CATTLE-Trnde ID lhs branch OF Tho market was
only ttn leAs sctve thar the two preceding DAYS
and In other particulars also the mar ket without
change. The receipts continue pretty
hcrr, but tho hFm position Of the Eastttn markets
Enye operators conhd and The pnhBheh sales show
that tho advance gained 1t tho beginning Of tho weak
fully tuasa!nc, All classes Of buyers worr heral
" Represented. ani ait took hold leas gen
cfos scac, and The Closc Of tho aY found only very
small percentage Of the tnrry Remaining In tho yards
unso1d. The rknTo Of the market Wal 41Gn9a l2y4.
Cr.nu to extra shipping beovcs aol Al a. :ta. TN:
stockeEn at 81 IN -, N; natro butchers stun At $50
ASA anil TcxAt cattle 1t e. stsiOo More Eoot cat
tla inferred than for nnher Of dAys previous snd
The average Of priced undoubtedly Tie highest for
day within the past fortnight Only ecalnwa4 lots
amt pdla anA enls sold below $3 10, while bY Tar the
isrEct part OF the dats business accomplished a&
prices above 50. 80. We hota tho followingt
, 1877-09-06
LUMBER,

Tha cargo market Wa auIst, though moderately Ao.
tre carly. Tho oneraRs Hsse reduced 10 about ten
car2oa Aad nearly a of thcsa spa. ehoay city
dealers, Prices weru unchanged fleco stun was
quoted 1t 81 2ss7. ~; common Inch 1t ~. 0nso W;
fair to chnca du at 2H.oO0i&.uUt lAth It $t.2 and
slng!rs Al q. u1s3 IL.
KsIcs: Cargo of largo Atlen. from Grand 1IAvcn,
1ba. tu feet strps and Ioarda, partly dry, At xl,.
Tne yard market wa active aud 1ru. Following atu
fhn1 UrFG
, 1877-09-06

YLouR-Was In better dsu,aud. scyeral shipping OF.
ae7a bc!oE IN the MARKET In addition 70 the usuat local
demand, The demand va largely for xiat<ra but
springs wess stronger n aympa,hy. saiea vets ~.
ported q 500 bss winters al g. 1895 s7 70 bss do
supertnea u COS l.s bsla spring extEas ehisfy It
ss,aa 81 TOD brta spring saperdnes y ~ sosS os
aud el5 bF4 re douF 1t - Qn1940 Total. y bS brA
The market e1oacd with the following ~ ths buying
lsays VI prtcss Choice " tatoElte bssos VI wasiA
, 1877-09-06
COMMERCIAL.

Ths following were tho receipts snd shipments
of tho Trading articles Of produce In ibis city during
the twenty four houn ending ~ o'clock TN
Wednesday morning. and for tho corresponding
time last year;
, 1877-09-06
COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. k.-CorrnN-tn fur demand,
toa1o.tc, good mfddttne. l01fslo{cs mtdlttnx fall
tott9tfHc, other grades unchanged; net receipts at
hacsg e1porta u Nuw York, 2 oG7, mock. ~, $40.
0ALvKsrox. Sept. t.5.-C0rfoN-Dufl} nllddlanB f0Hc
nce rccepta 1856 ha1es3 sales, 10; constwfse ALL
MohtLa. Sept b.-Corr,n-Qutet; unchanged; MD.
ding loci low middng. o4e. rood ordinary. &c; Lt,
receipts, n balcs; saits, 100,
CHAMELEON. Sept. b.-corroF-Dullt middllns,
tekA net receipts. as tAca; sa1es, SIT coaatwlc
tsO.
8AvArxAn, aspt. g. b.-coTrox-steady, firm, mid.
ollnx toci net reecipts- ais ba'Gs; kroa ttcaIptA
90; 3A1cA l24s co4atwtse. 81.
, 1877-09-06

Reliable holp for weak and nervous surcrea.
without medicine. Puiycr,nachor'a Eleclric Deita
tho grand dcslderatum. Avoid limitations. look
and journal. with particulars, n,aIaoi f1ee. Ad-
, 1877-09-06

Dosrox, Sept. s,-Wool 10 demand At n1oderata
prices Without improvement. The few manufacturers
who arc not veil supplied purchaIns apatingy for
Soc the latter for chocc; lne &ua41c for Wtscon..a
And seh'fsn; and oo1ssc for cousln9 and deaine
ieeuona.
, 1877-09-06

ftuGa-wrrc tn &etiTs detnand In moderate supply
And strong Thu rcrctpts sbout tn head III Il.
ccfs uf lilo number rcporrc for Tues!ay. hut ttuY
jnstinea tho iIsas IN expsettnE md there w, ntm
Sales .sa fa.gt ng ~ far Inferior mixed ots
IL extEA atsort! light but the railing prices $50
10 80 for light weights and F&Mtk5a1 for heavy.
few extra heavy wErs akca BY aplefa. at $40 Tho
nAtkut rIntru htekuf, -
, 1877-09-06

NEW YoRK, Sent 6.-Trade movement leg actys
with package houses but Jobbert msie liberal saic.to
suheTn bugeHt cotton goods quiet In hr1& hands, hat
Unchanged ID prtces trlnu In moderate demand; Rns.
hama and drex goods actlyo, mems woelen quiey
slk1 largely sold Z. suction At falr prices.
, 1877-09-06

lotas ~ ~ ~ E..t -. W. e!e
'Ieealirn,i nntrs rposteA prior to juno ~ 1871,
or the total deposits to retire Satonsl-'ank cir
eulatEon. 9l0. 73l, 4l3 wRs for tic redemption Of
nater of llYnlhatng banks. and 500. TIT. 407 TO re.
tire circulation under act Of June 20, 1S74.
THE STOCK SPECULATION AND THE DISCOUNT
MANKET.
Tho New FORK 1ToFti, for tho present bul, or.
gan attempts an answer to the warnings given BY
other papers that ths Now York bnnks were cndan.
Etring the financial future BY their advances 10
stock rpccnlators, It says:
Iti- ccrtnin that the advanced prices Of rpceu1a-
tive rloc:~ have had and arc likely 10 have ex.
In thr tnnntry ut large. II The ,pub'tc has Aold
nSsdy % received i ts s psee 1t hem ii MONEY: u and
that tnoncy IA tuli available for legitimate com.
mcrciaI u.e' in greater degree than brfore. No
IN. the contrary, by tho supnosti0u. eapltat
j. trr~totorr t'r Il now y liberty 10 .cck
sft1 tf4. :'p2!s1 eee H M es ss ss'sS', sy
Of srrt'mbrr interest on ',nttc States stocks and
by thr inuortAtinns fran Europe, will bo c0nsiu-
cred /" make M n pnrt tur the considerable Ioss tn
grrcuhark+, .hoat ic latter ousht to Ia regarded
nrh.s r r.,s nn d III ne1est 7. iii due urt q shs
Jet wcll accustomed. There arc also nome t~aplc
still Offering cntl atncks ut Futu shove tho mar
kct rate u money. This In 30 Tar Al, evidence Ut
unsolndncrs speculative oyrs-srading, hut Il 10
already trt* cpHrpch0tiA than trrtofnrc.
sssu. AND RETIREMENT op L+.uAL.rENDERs AND
NATIONAL BANK NOTES.
The issuc nnl retirement nf Rational Bank uotca
aud legal teIicrr, under tho att6 OF Jnne 10, 1H74
and Ian. Il, 1875, arc shnwn up to sept. !. 1871.
by tic following table prepared by tho Comptroller
of the Currency:
ata i"ne es' T. tsss VI; ~. .s1" s, 1s7
Hai,oa.i Link uotts i.,aea rom =, ~, ~,
x.ssss ass i ,sns .se ssss. 7: ssdsssa
, 1877-09-06

dull; White. SOC, MIXED Anc. Rye sud qniet sad
Inovi.iaxs Pork qnies; s12..3313.u, r>nis r,r,,,
quiet, Ahoufeft. 81 ~; cttAf RIBS, 7{6e7sfr. in i'm
gu!ct; fhnudtr1 SAT c1car rths, ~ clear rim,
~; hama .nasr eoted outt bnt arm: HNti3c
WHIsKV-~6taadJ and nnchnn7"'.
lSnIAHAFnLIs.
fNptAHAFokls, Sept. 3.-FLouA-Quiet and uaehans.
ass1x-whe.t ,s .ao; Sep. ss.la corn42e. Rys
rKoytsinNt-Rulk n,eats-C1ear ribs 7sc, shoulder.
Et$*o,fca hsms. lo4sio4e. Lsrd-bteain, B4cI XII.
ifous-ss. .ooas.a,.
h1IfoE.
Husrox, etpt A-FLork-Ftfmefs IN Gnntt demand:
WeAttrn turcr1ne ANk74 aos common rItras, 33l1tS
:. 10; WlsC6ns'n eItrsa. $1Nb&t. Mtnnrtoia e1frts
ont. fo e. IL e. 2,nnt!s, 75 leot n.tsss
GnAlx..corn arm; mixed and yellow, atao2c. o.,s
nFnet& 31038c-
nrYYALn, Sept. 4.-ORAty-rVheat firm with tttt1o
hefct No. hard Milwaukee A!ld at 81. E1t. "a. t:on
# ales 10 on bu Do Ia s!u lots It ?lsa1sc; earnis
htgi mi1cd SC. Uea dplIt i09D tn No: old West.
CANAL tFRElnurs-unchspg-1.
HRAritts.
MxNFR1s+ Sept. .6.-C1rfoX-SteAdys tO1<c. sales ioo
baiss; Eteslnta. e. shipments, cot stock, a.MU.
Milwaukee club 81. 81 Corn-iiigh.mixed, 67c, NJ.
2. E8ci rejected. asc-
At SiV7.
, 1877-09-06

moo ,,. ss* T.. m s9s r1ss. s %
vo'aMS OF tA'e* 'upo,.ee usias s"s '!''t Aaun1 ~
souS months pAas' Hoes sets urn, saa AaFeea lFou
ctsF points unchanged except tst Liverpool report.
- N s,xanrn nf at ber III NJ in nsats There wera
~ ~ a,irrs here ~. man, operators who u,o,,,S At.
tenn tho prosslou gathering were satFaetcd BY tho c1'
eltn,urnt II IN wheat Md cora.
Atss fosa7"1. wv ua, nv sA"e. aas" s W.
ihts dnMand. and lttsd anertl rev pArFeh were
Ink en- fur lla lumber ttstrctA faw ahuFs allied
~, .,, ,,,n,I, Hars vrta rrnnrte Of I'm hrs rash
1o5 hdH n'oNh' ss't. "ots teo,'su " w W. 49,"
Ut t'l hi; 10 6r'A seer sepiember At si13t 4eo
.yts seller l,rtutr - $ty THO H. 11t; 80 bsa s.cF
, 1877-09-06

TUnPENT1NE.
WILMINGTON. Sept. 6.-sptntrs TuRrKsr1sE-
Quiets 51kc.
, 1877-09-06
eAs4aa

iE7d- 1H77.
1l,tlA, @6 . 1l.b;:A 81
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-02-15

The following notice of the wedding Of sue
cessful Stark county boy is taken from the New
York Sun of the 7th inst The many friends and
old school mates of Mr.. Juillard unite in extend.
ing cordial congratulations:
In the Madison Square Presbyterian Church.
last evening, Miss Helen NJ Cossit was married to
Mr.. A. D. Juilliard, q merchant who succeeds to
the business of Hoyt, sprague & Co. Miss CosSit
Is q younger daughter of Frederick H. Cossit of
1888 Madison avenue. An hour before the time
announced for the ceremony, which was eight
o'clock, the church, which was brilliant with
light and flowers was filed with fashionable peo.
Pile, the majority in evening dress but not few
In street costume-those who wore not wedding
garments were consigned by the ushers, on the
plea that the body of the ediice was full. to the
outer darkness of the side aise-the galleries were
crowded with unfashionables drawn together by
a desire to see a wedding in high life At about
81 the middle doors were thrown back, the organ
abandoned its Strauss watzes and wedding
march announced the entrance of the bridal par
ty. Messrs. COssit Root Webb, Stokes. Mitchell,
and Emerson the ushers, Mrs. Stokes and Mrs.
Dodge the sisters of the bride on the arms Of their
respective husbands, the bride and groom, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Cossit. The party arranged them
selves in front of the chance the BRIDES sisters,
married, although they were taking the same po-
sitions as though they had been bridesmaids, and
DR.. Tucker pronounced the simple words that
made Augustus D. JuillIard and Helen M. Cossit
husband and wife, The wedding march pealed
out and the married pair to its music sought their
carriage, which carried them to Mr.. Cossips resi-
dence. Therein followed the reception.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-02-15

JAKE HRNRY's FIx,-LRst Friday night on sat
urday morning the police officers Of this city guo-
ceeded In efiecting the capture OF Jake Henry
upon the charge Of stealing and other depredS.
TONS Henry, who was once a notorious oharao-
ter, having been well known TO the police
throughout the West from Cleveland, o., To the
Mississippi, had ,appseutly settled down at his
old home In this city, and for some time past has
worked at his trade, that OF shoemaking OF and
on, and except an occasional attempt al practical
Joking for which he has penchdnt most always
attempting TO irighten some one after night, he
has been seemingly conducting himself as though
he meant reform. For some time past, Henry has
been living and keeping house with two women
OF loose character, In a house back OF the Safe
Works, and II was here that the police gobbled
him and the two women known aB Sweet ak
teen" and Number 32," They were taken 10 Jail,
and on Monday, Henry was brought before Mayor
Braden, where he waived an examination aud In
default OF $500 bond was remanded. There had
been four direct charges Of burglary filed against
Henry previous 10 his appearance, and four or
five charges Of larceny. All the household goods
In the dwelling back OF the Safe Works were
taken In charge by the police and removed 10 the
Mayors Office, west basement of the courthouse
where large part OF them have already been
identified by owners. The following ia q list OF
goods identified thus far Fifteen yards OF carpet
and wash boiler, identified by Mrs. Yenn, OF
Market and North streets carpenters tools, buck
ct and oil can, by T, c. Nighman, of North Market
street; lot of fruits In cans and jars, by WR.
Reeves, of South Cherry street; canned fruIh
and four gallon crock of lard, by John Cots
chall, of East Tenth street. carpenters square
and saw, by Isaac Devices, Of West Eighth street;
one rocking chair ]. B. McCres one rocking
chair, Jacob Elsas5; two rolls oil cloth, H. Wer.
net Bro,i one tub, John stahler, Cherry and
Eighth streets; one buffalo robe, Ira M. Allen.
South Market street two lap robes and blanket1
NJ L. Fast North Market one horse blanket H.
Giesen Canton township Besides these there ara
lot Of other goods, such as might be really taken
from any dwelling house, including poker, tAblS
cloth, pair of skates &C., &c. The two woman
will probably be held for receiving stolen goods.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-02-15
vun NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE.

The National Surgical Institute having four
Mrge establishments in the United States, for the
purpose of treating all physical deficiencies and
deformities of human beings, is one of the grand
Sst institutions and greatest blessings ever esab-
Nshed in the world The Institute was founded
nearly twenty years ago by DR.. Il. R. Allen, a sur
Keon of rare skill and remarkable inventive ge-
MUS, having invented all the mechanic applian-
Ses for the treatment of deformities himself The
four establishments are located severally at Phil
adelphia, Pa. Indianapolis, Ind, Atlanta Ga,
and San Francisco, Cal. Here hundreds and
.oyen thousands come yearly from all directions
and distances, come in all imaginable shapes and
conditions to be Strengthened and made whole,
and all of these testify to the thorough effect of
the treatment many Of the cures effected being
remarkable. AS party ofimpostors, representing
themselves to be from this Institution, have been
travelling through the country humbuggng the
people, the real Surgeons of the Institute are out
70 correct wrongful impressions and influence es'
Oablished by the former. The Surgeons will be at
She ogden House, Canton, o., Feb. 2lst and 22nd.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-02-15

MISSED HIS VALUABLEs-The other day, when
every citizen who had missed any household
goods, provisions, watches, &C., was thinking
about going to the Mayors office TO examine the
goods captured from Jake Henry aud partneresses
to see If they might not identify their goods, a
seedy, sickly and unfortunate individual, who
looked in fact, as though he had never been sole
possessor of seventyfve cents worth OF collateral
in his life, came into the Office and approaching
the officer in charge modestly said:
"Kin have privilege to look round amongst
all them things?"
"What have you missed ?" asked the officer
"Well, nothin much, onny kinder thought
mebbe my gold watch and dymond pin-clustel
pin yer know, and mebbe my pianny, which
hey been missin' fer long time, might be in
there amongst them chattels."
When the officer kindly informed him they
were not there, he seemed kind O. disappointed
and went slowly and thoughtfully out.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-02-15

The Louisville riot cases, growing out OF pollt-
ical differences last fall came up for trial In the
Probate Court on Wednesday and while waiting
for the complaining witness to put In his appear
ance, the several parties concluded their alleged
injuries by agreeing to pay the costs in the cases,
thus ending what promised to be a long and tedl.
GUS prosecution. -[Reposltory.
louisville riot cases." say rather Osnaburg
riot cases, for there the row was begun by Repub-
licans assaultlng, In the street, several of the
Democratic cavalcade The assault was In all re-
spects mean and cowardly. The stopping Of the
Republican Louisville procession on their return
was to give the two leaders Of the assault at o,na
burg a chance TO show their manhood and
prowess on fair and even terms, but the valiant
bull'dozers sllnked one shooting off on horseback
by another road and the other taking shelter
amid the crinoline they had along, We are glad
the thing is quashed and costs paid. Some of the
boys have an idea now what law costs and we
doubt not they will avoid law during their own
natural lives, even II they reach the age of Me.
thusaeh, and tell their children after them to do
the same.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-02-15

LENT.--The Lenten season commenced on Wed.
nesday of this week. The requirements of the
Catholic church Of its members may seem severe
to some, according to what Rev Mr.. Courtenay
in sermon in New York on Sunday, described
as "true fasting" He asked his hearers to les
chew tobacco, liquors, theatres, and dinner par
ties" He also said, "True fasting is not as some
suppose the substituting of one kind of food fol
another 1t does not consist in abstaining from
flesh and eating to repletion Of fish. Sensation
Christ did not intend that his followers should in
jure their health by abstinence. He meant thai
they should keep a sound mind in sound body
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-02-15

A dastardly outrage was perpetrated at the vii.
lage of Manchester last Thursday night. couple
ofminers named George Jones and August Whit
law, living and working in that vicinity, went to
the house Of an old lady named Susan Stroll, who
lived entirely alone and demanded admittance.
She refused to let them in and they knocked the
door down and overpowered the poor old lady;
and after committing nameless outrage upon
her person, beat her until they supposed she was
dead, after which they took their departure. The
old lady however, soon recovered enough TO
alarm the neighbors, who at once turned out to
search for the miscreants. They were captured
and given a hearing before Justice of the Peace
and committed to Akron jail for trial. The com.
munity is greatly excited over the airair.-[Mas
sillon Independent
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-02-15

AMUsEMENTs.-Look out for the Emmerson Com.
bnation, which will appear before the public of
Canton at the Opera House next Thursday eve
ming, Feb. 22nd, This well known company has
been thoroughly reorganized for the season OF
1877 and 49, and comprises some of the ablest
talent that could be secured. Among other favor
ite and familiar faces will appear the Corvella
Bros, acrobats and gymnasts; Ed o Bren, late Of
all the Pittsburgh places of amusement; W. H,
HUT, Eugene Everett Master Eddie Barber, VIM.
Fisher, the great Dulhauer Emmerson Bros.
Rice Bros, Donovan Il Bailey, song and dance
artists, and other performers. Prof M Rowe's
brilliant orchestra; also brass band, under leader
ship of Prof Rice, Don't fail to see the descrip
tive bills, new acts, new scenes and faces, en-
bracing altogether most brilliant repertory.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-02-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
arnrrr nnMMIsaIoNER.

We are authorized to announce JACOB HAU
BERT as a candidate for Street Commissioner,
subject TO the decision Of the Democracy at lheiI
primary meetings,
Weare authorized 10 announce the name otJOHN
o. STINCHC0MB as a candidate for street Com
missioner, subject 10 the decision OF the Democ'
racy at their primary meeting
We are authorized to announce the name OF
GEORGE SIPES as candidate for Street Com
missioner, subject TO the decision OF the Democ'
raCy at their primary meetings.
We are authorized 10 announce LOUIS DELI
as candidate for Street Commissioner, subject u
the decision Of the Democracy at their primary
meetings.
MAYOR,
We are authorized To announce the name o.
JOHN SHIMP as a candidate for Mayor subject
to the decision Of the Democracy at their primary
meetings.