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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-05

Last Monday night, after having voted for
Webb and Braden, he leaned up against build
ing on TuScarawas street and solilOquized:
"Ooze er 'turnin' boar-hic-oard I'm not an
inflated blotlonist-aE isl amt blated info.
ZIONIST relse I'd 'er voted tozzer chicket Nozzlr,
I'm er Mechanic an 1 voze rr publin chicket
'cauze er publin chicket best chichet sport"
He finally set his eye in bee line down the
sidewalk and made spasmodic dash for home.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-05

Door PLATEs,--TO those desiring a fashionable
door plate, we would commend to favorable no.
tice, Mr.. W. Hoguc OF wheeling, West Virginia,
Mr., Hogue is agent for wellestablished firm in
Wheeling, and has his samples with him which
recommend themselves to the public as they are
seen They are made of all designs, sizes and
tints, and can be sold and put on to a door at
prices which make all other door plates sink to a
side and at the same time have an appearance
equal to gold or silver, not more brilliant, Ev.
cry dwelling house. office and place of business
should have one. Mr.. Hogue stops at the Ameri-
can house, where he and his samples can be seen.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-05

R. 8; Dingess, agent for Forepaughs show,
passed through here last Saturday. This show
will probably visit Canton about May. It's trans.
ported entirely by rail this season. lot Of bright
white cars having been made on purpose at Day.
ton, o. They opened the season at Philadelphia,
Monday, Harry and Fannie Wood Of this city ap.
pearing In the arena, the former as clown and the
latter as entree rider.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-05

ALL1ANCE.-Amos Burden, Republican,
defeated Harvey Laughlin, Democrat, for
Justice of the Peace by IA votes. Mr.
Laughlin carried Alliance precinct by II
majority; but Limaville precinct took
Mr.. Burden through. If "the party ,of
great moral ideas" can cheerfully bear
this Burden the Democracy and Harvey
Laughlin will try and stand it. We had
hoped that man of Mr.. Laughlin's char
acter and qualifications would be trium-
phantly elected even in Lexington. But
some people will not realize that there is
a. God in Israel.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-05

BLESSED ARE THE sHoEHAKERs.-A pert little
Sunday school scholar was in great hurry to re-
peat her verse last Sabbath and instead Of saying
blessed are the Peacemakers, &C., she said
blessed are the shoemakers for they shall see
Cod" The teacher exclaimed, What" when
she again blessed the shOemakers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-05

This is very good time to transplant shade
trees II you want to have them grow. Where
trees are unsghtly and worthless, cut them down
and start new ones in their stead. By so doing
YOU will enhance the value Of your property and
help the looks OF the town.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-05

On train number seven, Wednesday, was half
car load Of mail matter consisting Of papers, let
ters, and other ordinary mail matter, which came
from London, England, and was being transport
ed to its destination, the New Zealand Islands, in
the South Pacific Ocean. 1t had crossed the At
lantic, Is now crossing the American continent
and will still have about five thousand miles to
travel on the waters OF the Pacific.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-05

John g. Rohrer left last Thursday night for his
home and silver mine near Salmon City, Idaho,
after pleasant visit Of about three months TO his
old home He was away eleven years before this
visit and ia prospecting finely at gold and sil-
yer mining,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-05

COURT Common Pleas Court will re-
commence on Monday next when Judge
Meyer will preside. Civil business will
be disposed Of. On Tuesday morning
special Grand Jury will be impannelled
to consider several cases of persons now
in iail
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-05

Cal Wagner wasn't with his show last week,
having been called home To Syracuse, N. Y, by
the serious illness Of his wife. Barney Kline took
his place on the end and the show was very salts
factory, though not as much so as II Happy Cal
had been In his usual place.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-05

The city scales on Court street, in the second
ward, have been taken up, and new ones are be-
ing put In their place. The new scales will have
a capacity of ten TONS the old ones could balance
but six tons.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-05
WOOL MARKET.

BosToN, April 4.-The demand was moderate.
held at 3S042c; XXX, amp .picklock 48@50c;
Michigan and Wisconsin, S6@S8c; for fair and
good lots: combing and delaine, 45952c; pulled,
sinner and X 306140C the latter good super
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-05

An old proverb says, upright walking Is sure
walking but when one is coming down an icy
slope on narrow boot heels, upright walking is
most uncertain; in fact, 1t soon brings on down
right CONSERVATION.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-05

Miss Cary ia at home in Durham, Msine.-[E1.
change.
Is Ahe short horn f--[Plain Dealer.
No, but ahe understands scowHtIcs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-05

An old proverb says ut is easy to mount little
donkey" but the author Of 1t never attended
circus and attempted to ride trick mule three
times around the ring.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-05

Bran water is said to be excellent for washing
light calico dresses; but according to our notion
bran new dresses would be more In accordance
with feminine fancy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-05

Ifsterling the youngstown murderer, is such
terrible looking object as the TindiedtOr'S wood
cut makes him out to be- he wouldn't stand
ghost Of show before any Jury.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-05

MArshall, Clark Co., ILL.,, March 26, 1877.
A. McGregor & Son;
Enclosed please find one dollar. Please send
me the DEMOCRAT for six months longer.
Respectfully yours
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-05
gar4l ,Nepts.

Louis Adams, the popalAF young CLERK iof sam
Alexander, has left that POSITION and gone 70 hiA
home In Detroit, Mich.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-05

A stitch in time saves nIne." bottle Of Dr..
Bull's Cough Syrup win o1en save large doctor
bills. Keep II handy, for It only costs Is cents.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-05

George eOtshall, Of Ft. Wayne, Ind, former
Canton 10y, was on brief Vt to his friends here
during tie past week.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-05

Mr.D.H. HarmAn, of South Bend, Ind, and 8
well known and worthy citizen Of Canton, form
erly, gave "a call yesterday. We were glad %
See Mr. Harman IN good health.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-05
MARRIED..

CARL-BAUM.- the 18th ult, by Rev. VIM,
A. Smith, Mr.. George w. Carl and Miss Mary
Baum, both Of Waynesburgh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-05
MARKETS.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

PITTsBURG. Wednesday, Mar. 2S, 1877.
The market, which has been dropping all week,
was more depressed than usual, and the commits
sion men having exhausted themselves trying 10
make sales We quote:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-05
:ERo4 APPREOlA7IHE FRIENDS.

Hickory, Iowa, March 21, 1877.
Messs. A, McGregor q Son, Canton, Ohio;
DEAR sIRs-I send you with this letter Ave dol
lara for your Stark County DEMOCRAT. Please
send receipt for how long this amount will pay
for the paper. Ibelleve my subscription run out
August 1875. Yours truly
Mpa GEORGE qTITAIp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-05

Lent has closed and hens are EsItng in thsil
annual season q fspring FeIk
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-05
lMUEL MuNsHowER.
osnaburgh, Stark Co., 0.

omaburgh, Stark Co., o.
A. AcGregOr d Son;
DEAR sIRs-Please send me the DEMOCRAT for
six months, and will give you the money when
come to Canton. Yours truly,
CHARLES HARTER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-05
CANTON RETAIL MARKET

CORRECTED BY sEXAUER MILLER.
DEMOCRAT 0PPIoE,
Canton, Ohio, March q, 1877
The following will be found correct quotations
articles numed;
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-05

Members of the Louisiana Commission
left this morning for New Orleans. They
60 by way Of Pittsburgh, Cincinnati,
Louisville and Nashville, and expect to
reach New Orleans on Friday, and hold
their first session on Saturday.
r. 7. Merrick denies that papers for
quo wdrTdnto proceedings against Presi-
dent Hayes, at the instance of Samuel j..
Tilden, are in his hands, and says he
never heard ofthem nor Of any steps Of
the kind.
, 1877-01-17

oocSh1cd the rnaa 70 the farmers could not n'ake
fheif enstonsary deliveries in tho cttv Seeds were
qnlet md hrm. Poultry nni game weakened
under fair offerings, with small demand.
Dry goods wrro quoted quiet. excepting htap1o
cotton productions, In which thcrs was liberal
movement at advancing prices. Tho grocery trade
was quiet With prices firm ali around. Sugars arc
easier at the seabaast a. tho new crop IL now be.
ginning to arrive, but hero stocks at tho moment
nrc light, snd holders arc asking fnl3y preslouA
ngurcs. CBGces arc very strong. and may 20
higher Spices were firm. and cloves wetc fuiiy &c
higher, In sympalhy with New York, which wAs
quoted firm nt 5oc gold. Teas. rice, sirups, sn,I
n'o'assea, Ttfc held At former priccs In the
drled.frutt market there WA not much actiy!ty.
Tho quotations OF currants weFe advanced, wlli,4
fot prunes lower fgnrea wero given. Fish wcre In
good demand 1t full prices. Iluttes and chcele
were q1oted quiet and unchanged. There WAS
light movement In tagg!ne. leather, coat. and
wood. At former prices. Oils were quiet. Tho
price OF whale was advanced to Boc. Lsnsccd,
lard. and turpentlne, werc firm.
lsat' ffe!RhtA were quoted firm 1t 4oc on grain
and soc on bulk mcata 10 New York. 45c on grain
and a5e on bulk meats to Boston, and :sJc on grain
10 Philadelphia and :l5c on DO 10 Baltimore. The
new rates have bean accepted by all the ruads. ex-
cept one, which will probably join the combina-
tfon IN fo~ days. The demand for freight room,
continues active, aud cars ato scascer than usnsuk
large number havtng bcfn detained BY tho storm.
GRAIN IN eToRE.
Tho following ntt the footinvs OF The Official 70.
port Of the grain In store In this city On the evening
of Satuf fnf Inst. and al tnrrrS In o dn}na.
, 1877-01-17

Withdrawn fEun store On Monday for city coil.
s"mptaoH: .. Ia, ou whast. ! ,.U0 bu cora, 81 bu
oats, 1,'sla ou bsrley, 1855 bu ryc.
The following grain wa4 inspected into store in
this city on yesterday morning: car rejected
winter, l car No. sprlnx, !. cars No. 2 do, U
cars No, i do. 10 cars rejected do, car no grade
ts'o xheat); . cars high mixed corn, 10 cars new
do, Fl rarH new mixed, 81 cars No. !. do, VI cars
rejected do (lH coEn}; T.. cars No. . white oats,
cars No. 2 do, cars rejected du 40 oa,s); IL
cars NO. !. ryc, ears No. q barley, 9 cars re-
jectel DO ilD batlcy). Total. lDb raf4, or ST. roo
bn. Inspected out: /, CSC bn wheat IL, AN bu
corn. 1,o77 bn cats, 7B3 bu rye, aud 405 tu
barley.
Tha Chicago produce Enarkcls wero In Tho azgre.
gnte moderately active yesterday. Whest ard
corn were lover, while other articles were steady
and without lrnpostaat sltcraon IN pricc frua Tho
day p!crfous Thu business dotts was largely ou
speculative account, relatively few shipping urdess
be!n3 received. and then the snpw blockade and
scarcity pf cars prevented any out.u VI consc-
luence. Ieecclpts were comparatively small, due
mainly to tae dlaicnlty Of transportation. Al.
'rcs from Liverpool wets generally fu, osabls On
IN grain. lower on pork, whio English consols
were higher; tho newa from The Eust was Of
lAoss psclac nature aud rainfall was reported In
so'hs sections Of California. Thrse latter affected
ths price of Wheat adversely. but had 10 percep-
slole eject Oh othst markets.
Failing Of quorum Monday evening, tbs an.
nual msetny of the Huatd u Trade wa4 postponed
unt'l the afternoon Of Tuesday. A report Of pro.
ecedngs will bs found In tho local columns.
Several dispatches received from California ycs-
lcrday brought tho welcome Intelligence 10 shu
] bears that rain was falling in various scettous
Thls had the effect to weaken wheat materially.
htthe lumber yards business fs almost At stand
at'l. tho ssssre storm making It almost !m possible
| to al! ereu tbs fuw 0rdcsa coming forward. The
demand also has fu!leA on, trAle III The Interior
having been interrupted. Hardware and metals
were very quiet and steady. The wool. hop.
bKoona-eosn. aud hide markets werr unehanssd in
sheiF general features, all being quiet, with little
prospect for IN improvement In thv demand for
several weeks. nay Continues dull, though the
local Inquiry, which IL tho mAipstay now, wss
saasrwhst better yesterday. tAs storm having
, 1877-01-17

EHLCA0tf.
HTSaasS; i "a 'i,Ss dSS
SAINT i.; il; ,;;; .;:ss, n;
cATTLE-Thr.s Wa very quiet market for th!s
cIa Ut stock though the asencs Of netIyJ WA Iore
tha rrsut Of lark VI supplies anl Tho difficulty Of
hIay1Hs stock CUT thaa VI any nIIspuiun On tho part
Ut huYcrs. THIS EAitcrn markets. owing IL Tho vnov
blockade. arc aro Of stock and h:cr prices than pro-
vailed last week arc no[cd III n'o.t Poata tut tho i'm
probability laAt shipments. II nsie. would NO thluuxt
y rrtss % so..tsoal win liz ancs i sas K..t.
Monday +dsures, salcs n'.kg ou tas:s Of lae III.
.,.,. 4rorArlex,.
gr..!5 year old steeFs weighing !. a"ltu
cya %eii:iatteasa steers wssi: 'ss
asafa ID ii fair s;i. xti:i: u
Butchers stock poorni so,i,noa .tcsrs. III S"''''
con'.lun y tlulee COWS. for city slaughter,
stsk ssk*"sA 5 ss;,; vsxhia: 1 asoa''o
1nts!or.is; mi tGia soxI .esr ,.:. s"'' 81
bulls, and s:aa *a&: attcrs.r =. ..n.. St1 1
yra.-f ~ ~ iHattsesI.. ...... 3akIaj d
f;!s u Il. SS4s u. lin Il:
S xFns. ea Il s F = ,u s1t .ss* at
H.; ,s ~ hstss & ,t T. = az sS
;sita Es Ssss. ysIs ~ Ss
S,a!nsa to saN sht weights sni a u. = 76u iSr
slIEtf-Thu ias;fkst wa aomaa, at sa.ooas Is tar
,nxk sc saes fes 15s' n
slsy II saes;sny :h'ssn. u. !Ss asp9e.' sass
ert,ss,s receipts u Tic week. sunday and Noadsy.
snxxr 4Sp l4xH.-I;eeespa, 7.soo. aza.nss 10 200
a'o .zan. 10 l..t ~ees, no
hsIx sis nv .ax X H. TN. tsx ss h.,
, 1877-01-17

ALCulIuI-WN qufht At $1.D7N2.1$.
DleDOM-CoRN-The demAnd continues lf1ht and
the mAtket Guy for low grades under bersl Offer
lnRt: Choice green hurl,Ba7ct medium hpsl red
Tipped 4ksa5c; green brush. with hur enuuEh 10
work r. set,4c. red Tipped With DO. 4a4>fss green
corers amt inslde. oe4'hc4 red tipped do, aAa+c,
tnstde brush. medium 10 choice stalk braid, ~
G3xe; Inferior brush aashcs crooked do, 2a3e.
huTTEts-The market waa quiet yssterdaY. the Dc.
nand belaR chiefly confined To ths local trade but ths
fact that The receipts Hight checked any tendency
10 easier prices. saIeA wero effected At the anncxcd
qunasfuns: Choice 10 fnncY yellow. 17132c medium
to good iat75ci Inferior to common, i3sioc; roll IS
121u.
uAUGfNG-Grau bags remain atrpnR. Dutlars and
gHnnes wcsc ateaHy There uuIct mark st 1t tho
following priceh: Woraote: stark. A. .c MonsaupA A.
2,He, Peerless, A. 2*c; Dntalto, A. 2sI: LeHttton.
s.h$s sSnss:: :ss|s; ssss: s;$sa.s "
u 'ss s1%s, Offerings TINT had tobe osaaea
eI volume ot saes. anl prjeea rot subjected
say 1,sg s1se ranging from DC afeTor to
II; 5,, s SS1s ao r. 81 nx
soas Az ws s '5ces
shnnxe'1;, Lasksxann.: esK: x7;oi ND ranTs,
t%h ssS!s @ h; sss sssss iss; e
,oi w ~ TSs
ssss sssss!; ,i'sIsI s E.$: :ess': .S
2sss'ss: :ss .i: s';s :, &c: % 8: ss:i n d
f :. u" Ss"i4 S @ rns
~ a. MwM.isctsl.. VI h.br!: s51: ~ ~ s471s ssput:
:ses e. .sS;i '1s;ss:s; os -
F: S1S ts!a; 'stSt' anx s% ssi u:
Fiji, Ss;x;,sE :; isSs s Il: 9s 81 H. :s;sI :sSs
ss:ss ss ss5 res e.; .s Ss IT,
, 1877-01-17

Totn1.. sNM H. "! e:~,t 4a4 a7 81 ua, .pa ,0Jp
In The nevontccn fiscal yeara ffum June III, 1861,
10 lime ~, 1870. inclusive, tho net exports Of
guild wcrc $40: 0t'8 Eli. md u! silver, 2.Oi, ,0Sl
40, making q tutal of exports nyur Imports 0f
toot, 1Uv, tsA. The total production having bec,
81, 0ad, ,G3l, 0l0, and ihs EXCESS Ut exports uyer
fmroIt1 a. ahasc. We haro production in c1ccss
Of net exports of Sl5u, AT B35. The amount used
In the at1sv scsentecn Years tn tho arts In thl.
country. according IL cssiuAtes III tho ccnsu4, lls
been ssi, 900, 0U0 subtnct!ng ILLS from tho
atovc surplus gIyrs III Sill, 4K1, G>s ~ tho tn-
crease IN our stuck Of the precious uctnts slueu
1sg1
THE BRITISH MOVEMENT or COLD,
III n financial review Of 1A71 tho I.ondon Tina
shaws that Notwithstanding tho heavy exports of
gold fron England tu tho Cated States Tho net ~.
sn't Of the year ts argc gain In rho store of thu
Banx VI England. The exports to Ill countries
~rro sl0, 7's 0o0, wh,lo Tho In,ports we're S1A, !.
Go3, 00O and tho balunce tin" fur 1915 was
37,U1u, OuU.
THE BAR F9ANCtsCo BULLION MOVEMENT.
The receipts, by express. nf coin and bullion 1T
SNn Francisco for Tho lust quartvr OF lH7u wutv
BIG. B7i, 2D0, and for That OF lH15, Sll, DOS, 7GU,
The soaFees OF these receipts were tho lnler[or,
The North CONT runte The sHnth Cna4t toutc, nll
Mexico. Tho receipts Tor tts rntlro year wtts
SI5, ~, 1oo Of tofe silver ~ per rent VI which
on tho average ~ guild, 81, 0:h' :t0 Of gold hart
tnd Ell I'M, s0N hf coin. Tho remittance frun,
San Francisco to the Interior wcss S.1 1A 600 fur
she reaE, and the shipments, Last, overland $5,
56u. zoo.
uHEAT BRITAIN AND MONETARY HErpHy
Thu Londou Eeoaonlist Of llcc 30 has the fol-
lowing. which We defer comment, in III article
sptItlrI :nl.luctall!sm:"
Ths g.a u 7. ta.s " ms,Hs ~ Of 81 ,ntsrnntoaat
tot 9od aud .'er u LEGAL tender ior ii s,nul. al
~ Use them Ia The hate FFupurliph1; wtl Ii II saII
would c4rp aty E! liz wc! Arlse 5iuu tr
VIC ftlalsf taluo VI gold and srrI. md tu lH
Vt trolheton Ut h1h rhrt VI theni. lut ttst aay
etarJ s3*trn nust Countries that 1t aud hc it it
~ Ect most VI them tu tAku lntu confederation, ai
luosslbls tut'duce many Ut thrm 10 s2rrt Take
SIr ,r. .~a sa'c auSiat ~ currency now resting
saits .,, heE xaau.-whlel' i ,kaowa th1oushoat
j. tnost ulossy united Ill her mercantile anil lanx
fnG habits What uosle thst Ensllsl. Fsrl!7 7ni Ut
could sYsf be Kut y un4e FstaIA trrc
msnt ~h!efl Would seei to hare aute!t ny strknK
aouMd. suIla thug ago 1t indeed kAi that tic
finances u 99r ln!!lsa Empfr IAruwu tontu.
eoh ~ the tall ~ ihs prct Ut si1trr ai that
!ated, und bh lie On Tic ..4oublc lmilrt" rsuriIc
t4t ssca IN thai eaae the ENGLISH peuks wuul. right $
u wrongly never hxse euh.entct " rnnsu lhelr cur
rsnrY; tLeJ Suu!l have tsl the Ind1n naanftnrs tu
east thsf 'I.tsni VI f+ss.iS tsyeaur e tht uex cir
WI anything viii might happen " tho rupee.
GOLD AND GnEEsuAcks.
Gold VA 1003 lU1H In greenbacku.
Gtccnbacks were esY4Gu3. ceuu on the dollar
b gold.
, 1877-01-17
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Limited Transactions in Banking
Circles.
New York Exchange Firnlcr-"-
Clcarings, $2,7OO,OOO.
The Produce Markets Yesterday
Generally Quiet.
Wheat Lowor.-.0ther Articles Without
Important Changes.


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