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AUCTION SALES.
THIS 1FTERNOON,
TRUSTEES SALE OF LIABLE M
PROVED PRlPERTY-NO. 343 PENNSYL-
70 ~

r .
TRSsTEEs, BALE vALUABLE I'M
T TAFtA 4 AY.ESTST tE NSsTHW EST, Be
AID. 1871, and recorded on the la day Of -
March, AID; 1871, IL Liber No. $50, folio .:IE
ty in the District Of Columbia, and at Tie re9nsst
OF the party secured thereby, will SELL at public
ass o May Sg fhe ISIS on the @
following described real estate, viz: All that piece
or parcel Of ground situated In the city q wash
ern part of lot numbered sixteen Il8), In reservs-
ton numbered teD (10), the said southern part Of
Pennsy lyania avenue, aud running back with the
same Width to The depth of seventy COY feet and
north side of Peunsy vania avenue, between Sd and
~ streets; and is improved by a four a. story
Terms: One-fourth of the purchase money to be
paid In cash. and the residue In three equal Install
ments, at twelve tl2), eighteen (1sl and twenty
pa able to be by On sas
and a deed of trust on the premises A deposit OF
down. The terms OF sale must be complied with
within one week after sale, otherwise the property
and cost Of he defauting purchaser. o. 'D' 'i'A
A. DARNEILLE. Trustees.
r. u. Gle AIRY, Salesman. IN, 8, 4.6, 8, IL h. Ia
ATHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED un-
I'd cIr.n~ 3D.. :, DAkSEItEiE: Aass:
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is STILL FUR.
2 2a. at same hour and PLACE; BY order OF Trus-
F. D. CLEARY, Salesman. jee 2awSds
ATHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until W WEDNESDAY,, July IT, 1e7s, same houl
and place.
Ed cLEARY, salesman. isa a saa wis
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers,
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-sTORY
BRICk DWELLING AND LOT ON PO-
TOMAC STREET, NEAR PROSPECT ST,

TRUSTEES, SALE OF A TWo.sToRY
TQMAC STREET, NEAR PROSPECT ST.,
GEORGETOWN, ID. c.
By virtue of a deed Of trust, given to US, IL
dated March 22d. 1876, and duly recorded in 80
Lfber Sill folio $50, one OF the land records LII
for Washington county, in the District of Colum-
will sell at public auction, on FRIDAY, the 18th
DAY Of July, ID 1878, at O'Clock p. M, in front
of the misses, all that piece or pkcel Of ground
situate in the city Of Georgetown, District of Co
lumbla, known as part OF Lots numbered eighteen
uS) and nineteen (19,) in cd Georgetown, de.
Potomac street about thirty two to.s feet south
from Prospect street, said point Of beginning BE-
irg the center of the division wall between the
second and third of the houses situated east side
OF said Potomac street, numbered from Prospect
street, and run thence north with said Potomac
the division wall between the first and second OF
said hou ses. said division wall being on south side
of the piSsageway between said first and second
houses; thence east and through the center OF SAID
di. ision wall fifty t50) feet; thence south fifteen
(1b) feet more or less to point directly east or
ter OF division wa between said second and third
houses fifty 500 feet to Potomac street and point
of beginning.
twelve and eighteen months with interest at per
cert per sInum until paid interest payable semi
annually, to be secured by deed OF trust on the
Properly sold. A deposit OF 500 will be required
at time of sale. All convey anclng at cost of pur-
chaser. If terms Of sale are not complied with in
Gays, the True tes reserve the right to resell the
upon giving davs' notice of such resale.
WILLIAM A. GORDON, In
VIM. ID. CASSIN, A'us'o7''
IUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. jy5-eo
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TNMAN LINE
ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS,
HEW YORK to QUEENSTOWN & LIVERPOOL
EVERY THURSDAY Oh SATURDAY.

S 81 St E Rssn esZy Ct Ct ssv
6S Of Mensfssi sso city Of Of Brooiiyn & 81
md fastest on the Atlantic.
we'll lighted and ventilated, and take up the Whole
width Of the ship. The principal staterooms are
aose and motion and repss WEI sHsrH
comfort. having all latest improvements. double
hecuisine has always been especially OF thisline
Ladies' cabins and bathrooms, gentlsmen's smok-
ING s ana bathrooms BARRIERS shops pianos, libra
For 5stes Of passage and other information apply
E. Dh5h LETT skS g IS Fs s1s
Agents for D; x C.; D; A. IL; BR0sNAN S9s St.
CUNAHD LINZ r1cn,
with the view Of Diminishing the chance, O.,
oiision, the Steamers Of this line take . specitic
ON the outward passage from Queenstown to New
!ork or Boston crossing the meridian Of 30 at 4s
On the homsTsrd passage crossing the meridian
If 80 at AZ lat. or nothing to the north Of a.
ROYAL mai sTEAMsHfPs.
etkL nv n 1' e5ak kf Hlk ktos360oh
NV We'd fo5 july fsH. Szs Y 2aE
16ysslpis; y sd.,guiy i Abyssinia, wed, Aug q
sHssa 5 Jul; s sssIis sSSSt
Ano every Following Wednesday from New York
RATES OF PASSAGE.
hy sFsmers carrying stesrsge, HSO and LOO gold
ccord1ng to accommodations.
n o stcera0s.
~ steamers not carrying Storage, $50 500 AND
15o gold, according to accommodation
Tickets 70 Paris, $l6, gold, additional
Return tickets on favorable terms.
sIsorase Be very low rates. Steerase tickets from
liverpool and Queenstown and all other parts Of
europe 1T lowest rates.
Through bills OF iadins given for Belfast, elias
.ow, Hsyre, Antwerp and other oorts on the Con-
msnt, and for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply 1T the Company
ffhce, No. Bowling Sresn, or both stserase AND
sbin. to OTIS BIG How, sos TIN street, Wash
RSton, ID. e.
lSs " CHAs. g. FRANCKLYN. Agent. NY.
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COAL AND WOOD.

( VAL WOOD.
NCOD. 1ELEPHONIC tONNECTIONS COAL
e FlLL WEIGHT.
COaL. BEST QUALITY. WOOD
~ LOW PRICES.
WOOD. PROMPT DELTVERI e. COAL,
Main IL e, harves m il and depot con nected Nth
uptown Off rs by TELEPHONE
With uneQualed facilities and advantages for
et"n' micai!y cOLducr ing the wood and coal trade
~harNes, factory extensive store yards On ablinv us
to stock up largely when coal is lowest ofaces
throughout the city, and all in Immediate commu-
nj alton, lnsurng prompt attention to orders, we
are pre pared TO offer patrons the best yarie-
TIES OF c. a. at the very lcwest prices.
henit mber, We insure strictly pure coal of q $40
pounds to the on.
JOHNSON BROTHERS.
Main offce. mill an deOot, foot of IL h. ID b and
SIS. sw. Offices; 1902 st. u. W.. 1l12 g. h IT. a.
w.: l4lS Z N ST. n. aud 22l Pa. ave- Sc iyi3-tr
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"a UNITED STATES MAIL [Mfh
STEAMERS,
Sail from New York for
GLASGOW every SATURDAY;
LONDON every WEDN ESDAY !;
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed for ele.
gance and comfort, All StsteroOms on main
deck, and Saloon amidships.
SALOON CABINS, x66 to $50, CURRENCY.
SECOND CABIN, including all requisites, 40.
Excursion Tickets for First-class Passage, New
York to Paris and return, S136 to 1886, accord
ing to stateroom and route chosen.
For Books Of Information, Plans, &C.,
Apply to HENDERSON BROTHER,
BOWLING GREEN, NEW YORK.
Or TO ANNIE X. HUMPHREYS go 10th st. n.
W., or l.. GARDNER s. CO., 921 Pennsylvania
avenue, " ashlngton, sr84-Sm
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

STHdADHIP LINZ BET FBBN NBW YORX,
SOUTHA Mp TON AND BREMEN.
the steamers OF this Company win sail every Sat
street, hcb0ken. Rates Of passage: alE9H
From New York TO Southampton, Lon @as=s.4
abiD soo gold; steerage $50 currency. For freight
II passage spply to OELRICHS CO.,
ap1-8m Bowling Green, New York.
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ITO SUMMER TOURISTS.

ALLAN LINE
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
From Baltimore to Halifa1 and Vice Versa
The British Iron Screw Steamships
HIBERNIAN, g. 200 tons, Capt Lit. Archer K. n. &. :;
NOVA SCOTIAN, 200 tons, Capt. Richardson;
CASPIAN, 8, 100 tons, Capt. TrOcks-
Leave Baltimore every other Wednesday
FOR HALIFAX. NOVA SCOTIA.
Cabin passage to Halifax. gold.
hOuhG M; 50, gold'
This Is az excellent opportunity to enjoy brief
ocean trip In Frst-cLISS Trans Atlantic Steam
s.tps and the charming summer climate Of Nova
Scotia.
First cabin to st. Johns, Newfoundland. S35 gold
First cabin to Liverpool. 70, gold
For further Information apply to
A. SCHUMACHER & CO.,
te1. Pm South Gay street, Baltimore, Nd
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A. DAKN ELLIE, I
r. ID. CLEARY, Salesman, mS34.6,S IL L. ]

rs THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED un-
81 a., Thu RspA1, SIXTH DAY OF JUNE, A. d.
le78, same hour and place. By order OF Trustees
p. A, DARNEILLE. Auct.
F. ID. CLEARY, Salesman. myI4-2sWSds
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w. H. MARROW.
COAL! COIL!
WOOD, NG to buy 5S !9 your time WOOD.
Fest Quality and Loo Prices
Selected stock Of celebrated Goals
Lee While Ash,
"Lykens' Valley Red Ash,
LOrberry Red Ash
IL these close times to save money call early at
w. H. NARLOW'S,
Sth and Il streets sOuthtceSt.
Bra oh Yard A, between I'd and Sd sts ne
Branch ONCE, TIylor's Cigar Store, cor st,
az new 1ork avenue. jy13-1m
~ HoLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERIy
AMIHh4CiTE AND BiTUNINOUS COAL
WOO OF all kinds. Office Dos 8 h st. between
aon oTds.s respectfully solicited and satsac
c.. WHARF-Foot of l3H At ~
baNlnB purchased largely previous to the late
advance am enabled to sell at To- west rates Coal
Old ect nom vessels at . reduction from Ordinary
rates. Vessels arriving weekly until close OF navi-
ton. ly9-Sm
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scents.
copies one year for 5000, and one COPY to
The getterup Of the club. 10 copies one year
for sl5.e0, and one copy to the getterup Of the
club. 20 copies one year go.
!" 1t Is condition of this otler that the
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FrTHE ABOVE SALE Is STILL FUR.
TIER POST PONED until THURSDAY, June
27th. at same hour and place. BY order OF Trus-
tees. z, A DARNEILLF Aurt
+. D. CLEARY SalesIran. lee 2aMSds
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-30
REPUBLICAN ORATORS.
TCourier-Journal.7


The Republicans are again
talking Of sending prominent
Republican speakers into the
Southern States to work up
enthusiasm on the Republi-
can idea during the two years
proceeding the presidential
election. By ali means let
Zach Chandler, Blaine, Conk~
ling, Garfield. Martin Town
send and Boutwell, go down
there and talk as they do in
the Northern States about the
Southern people. The process
will bring the remainder Of
the Southern Republican ele--
ment into the Democratic par>
ty. 1t is noticeable that these
great men we have mentioned
have never thought it worth
while 10 60 through the South
proclaiming their anti Repub-
lican doctrines. They find it
more convenient to stay in
the Northern cities and SLAM
der and villify the people Of
the South.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-30

Leaves New Orleans
Ercyy Wednesday ard Saturday at 5 p. ~.
FOR BAYOU SARA & COAST LANDINGS.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-30

- Notice-Tckcts are Ten Dollars on
ly. Halves, 50. t'iiths, -. Tenths, 81.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-30

are still the most thorough anu
ing cathartic medicine Una.
employed: cleansing the s!0'n5
bowels, and even the blooa.
doses of one pill a day, they y
the digestive organs ana plo"I
orous health. In
AYERS PILLS have Deeh naJ
more than a quarter OF a ccn.,II
have obtained a Worldwide le9]
for their virtues. 1hey coi -.
eased action in the SEVERN n
tive organs of the booy' , "n'
COMPOSED that 'obstructions, j
their range can rarely Wi' .sS
the everyday compliant, nd
body, but also formidable ANY anu i
ous diseases that have batl!ea !,
of human skill. While 'aey III \
powerful effects, they are, J., nt tr
time, the safest and pess ,i pnt
children. BY their ape ths I'd
they grippe much less lii ~;,,o nailI
purgatives, and never :ssaaSs u
the bowels are not inllal ~ the
reach the vital fountains o, o, NV NV
and strengthen the system .na, NJ
it from the elements OF s m.iI cont
Adapted to all ages .a and
in all climates, coi,u .nr;o,,s
calomel nor any deiet ', Nth
these Pills may be taken c "ati
by anybody. Their suga ,, and
serves them ever fresh while S
them pleasant to take - IN cal
purely vegetable, no n,o a
from their use in any quaA
PREPARED BY ii
DR.. J. c. AVER & Gu" Lo" ",.,
Practical and Aralyfion'
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS h I'D
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-30
A MARYLAND SEAT TO BE CONTEST
ED,

Baltimore American, Nov. Sth.
We understand that Colo>
mel j. Parran Crane, repub-
Iican candidate for congress II
the fifth district Of this State
has served Il notice Of contest
on DR.. Eli X. Hcnkle, the
Democratic candidate, who
will doubtless get the certiG-
cate Of election. A large
majority of the voters in the
fifth district are republicans,
and in a perfectly free and fair
election even more popular
and able Democrat than DR..
Henkle would have but little
chance Of success. The sew
eEteenth ward of Baltimore
city and the upper districts Of
Ann Arundel county can be
relied on, however to furnish
whatever ballots are necessary
to overbalancc the republican
majority. We are informed
that the most fragrant frauds
were committed in the seven
teenth ward at the election
on Tuesday, and that conclu-
sive proof can be furnished Of
the same. Hence the notice
Of contest. Although we have
no expectation that the parti-
san majority in the house Of
representatives will give Coll
onel Crane the seat claimed
by DR.. Hinkle even 81. uld lie
prove that he received a large
majority Of the legal votes ac-
1ually cast; neverthele S, we
think that in the interest Of
political morality the contest
should be made. For years
the rufhans of the seventeenth
ward have stuffed the ballot
boxes with impunity and It is
high time that the honest
Democrats Of Baltimore should
know how elections are man
aged in the precincts where
an opposition majority has to
be suppressed. In an inter>
view with a reporter Of the
American, Of which mention
was made in yesterdays issue,
Captain Delanty commended
the extraordinary fidelity of a
policeman who was SO intent
upon taxing care or the ballot
box Of the third precinct Of
the seventeenth ward (pre
sumably empty that he en-
tirely ignored the deadly as
sault made by a mob upon the
United States supervisor and
deputy marshal, who insisted
upon looking into the box
before the voting began. Be-
fore Colonel Crane gets
through with his contest it
may be shown that there were
special reasons for ia king care
Of this particular box
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-30
uEUENRIETTA HOUSE
BAYOU SARA

Board can bcrrocured ny ,,' 'r' r
on month. and at reaso.'" the t
the future as in the paat, hest
be supplied with the very and
market affords. Elegant a ,t'
constantly i'll attendance c,,,,,rant
l'citcd and satisfaction
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-30
mr. Z S s M q x JNT
~ VI
KNIFE, SIDE, BON AND BIAS PLAT
ING.
MISS ESTELLE HEARSEY.

st EranclSNlIIe, La,
II Wakes this method of announcing to the
ladies of this ana adjoining Par
ishcs, aliG Counties, that she is prepared to
make dresses in the latest styles, and
with neatncss and dispatch. Plain sew
ing Will also receive careful attention.
Knife, side, box and bias plating partic-
ula,ly attended to. All at prices confor-
mablc to the times.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-06-27
VARIETY AND NEWS.

The average yearly income Of Frenchman Is
$50 that Of German only s6j.
The fisheries just closed along the Potomac riv'
er yielded less this spring than ever before.
Regular instruction in practical cookery is
part OF the new system in London public schools
Tennessee and Kentucky are enjoying the most
superb blackberry crops In the memory Of man.
statisticians report hatcentenarianS are on the
increase everywhere in consequence Ofimproved
methods Of living
Palestine is not holy land-at least not the
town by that name in Texas-for It's Jail contains
to-day nine persons charged with assassination.
New Orleans has at present population Of on
ly 2l00t0, which, however, is steadily increasing
by emigration from France, Italy aud Germany.
Texas claims to have three millions of inhabi-
tants and N be the third now in population aud
the first in size among AL the States in the Union.
Potato beetles are blown out into Lake Pontoo-
sue, Mass and eaten by perch and bullheads
but they poison the fish. which are dying III great
numbers.
Ten selected head Of three year old cattle Of
an average weight Of ,17s pounds have just been
shipped from Paris KY, for Paris, France, 10 take
part in the show.
In Brooklyn. Mass, barn took fire from
matches igniting in the pocket Of q coat that wal
left hanging on peg where friction was caused
by the coat swinging with the beesa'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-06-27
rh star Guuuu asrautra Gaua ho yfsaag gmHe az ls7s


France imports manufactured material OF the
value of 100000 700 francs every year ana sells
less than half the amount
II is said that Montana, with population OF
10000. has not business failure In a year. This
circumstance is said to be due to the custom OF
hanging those who are unable TO make sauslac'
tory arrangements with creditors
Mr. Bryant's having produced what so many
consider his masterpiece at the outset OF his ca
reer recall similar instances "Vathek' was
written In Beckrord's SOLh year, "Pickwick' be-
fore Dickens was %, aud pelham" when Bull
Wer was OF the kame age.
Some Irishmen display conceit in their adopt
ed nomenclature aud some humility, DR., Lard
ner, for example, was christened Dennis which
he promptly expanded into Donysius Bouci-
cault who was christened Dlonysus, abbreviated
himself into simple Dion.
Bishop McCloskey of the Roman Catholic Do
cese of Louisville has issued circular letter to
his priests, calling attenIion TO the scandal
growing out of the use Of intoxicating liquors at
picnes gotten up for church purposes" and
adds: Money obtained in this way brings with
1t no blessing either for priest or people. Fnau'
cial gain is paltTy compensation for the ruin OF
souls We therefore forbid the use Of ntoxicat-
ing liquors at picnlcs held for church purposes,
and we solemnly remind pastors who may think
it their duty to hold picnics Of the grave respon-
sibility they incur by permitting their congrega-
tlons, ard particularly the young, 10 remain
away from the shelter aud protection of their
homes after night has fairly set in"
A French paper humorously illustrates the
high charges in Paris during the exhibition, At
a restaurant a gentleman who unmlstakably
does not belong 10 the lightfugered tribe, is
openly-not MISUNDERSTANDING the spoons and
forks into his pockets The gdrcon says: ALLOW
me to observe, monsieur, that you are putting
the silver articles in your pocket" well ale
they not comprised in the dinner bill2 Thought
by the charge it included everything on the
table |"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-06-27
sEcoR RoBEsoN's PLUMBER.

We print elsewhere the leading points
of a report by the Naval Committee Of
the House, disclosing degree of crimiN
nal extravaganza in the administration
of the Navy Department. during the in
cumbency of Secretary Robson, amaz-
ing to contemplate. The Secretary him>
self, as we'll as large number Of his bu.
reau officials, are implicated in alleged
malfeasances amounting to robberies,
which have cost the Government many
millions of dollars, and left our costly
navy an object of derision. For exam,
pie, it is stated that property improvi-
IDENTIFY or corruptly purchased, at cost
of twenty six millions OF dollars, was
sold in like manner for one million.
Vessels costing twelve millions were cut
mp and sold for SAC, 900. The shame
full tale will, however, demand attention
in all its details, and we need not further
particularize here.-From the ~ y
Journal of Commerce.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-06-27
SENATOR MATTHEws'S "ToLER-
ANCE OF RASCALlTN,"

So far as the reputation Of Mr., Mat,
thews is concerned, he has disposed OF
that by his admission that he received
from Anderson two documents which
contained false statements and were de-
signed to accomplish an illicit purpose
that not wthstapding Anderson's reN
sponsibiity for these, he urgently rec
ommended him for positions OF public
trust, and that he regarded the surren>
der of the documents in question as a
sufficient atonement for the contempla
ted outrage on truth and law 1t is not
necessary to go beyond Senator Mat,
thews's personal statement to convict
him of an easy tOIc' aHce 9fraScahtg, any
more than it is necessary to set aside the
most charitable construction which can
be placed on his own letters to discover
that his sense of self>respect is quite as
elastic as his political Conscience
Nsw York Times.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-06-27
THE CABINET TRYING TO PATCH
up THE HOT sPRINGSBLUNDER'

AT the Cabinet meeting on Friday
there was some discussion as to the pos
sibility of taking any ac4phto carry into
effect the will Of Congressconc the
Hot Springs (Arkansas) reservation,
which was expressed by the adoption ol
the Conference Committees clause on
that subject, although this clause was al;
most wholly emitted in the enrolment OF
the sundry civil appropriation bill. The
general opinion was that nothing, e1eC'
tive can be done by the executive oranch
of the government in regard to the mat
ter until Congress shall have again acted
upon it, but the subject was referred to
the Secretary of the Interior and Attor-
ney General for critical examination, to
determine whether such portion OF the
clause as was enrolled will afford valid
basis for at least provisional action to
protect government interests.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-06-27
ghe ae,lruerat.
2,7OO.
CIRCULATION,
THE STARK COUNTY TREASURY


DsfAleatlOn Of Mr.. Fssslsr, and His Departure
on Saturday Evening LaSt-An Investigation
Going On.
The citizens Of Canton last (Wednes'
day) evening were startled by the report
that there was heavy deficit in the
County Treasury, and that the Treasurer
George Fessler, had absconded last Sat-
urday evening.
The County Commissioners we're at
once notified, and Immediately took
possession of the office, and are now iu'
Vestigating the books and the funds with
= view of ascertaining the condition of
things. AS soon as known, an official
statement will be made public.
We should be glad to give particulars
we're we able to do so but not knowing
the truth of the flying statements or ru-
mors, we prefer little delay, when the
facts can be fully made public. The ca
lamity is no doubt bad enough at the
hank .....| .....
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-06-27

WE doubt not that Hon. VIM. McKin'
lev will be renominated by the Repu6ll'
cans of the Stark Congressional District
He is a talented gentleman, staunch
Republican, and the Republicans Of his
district would do the handsome thing by
re.electing him. Wesee that in all prob
ability A. McGregor Esq the veteran
editor of the Democrat, will be his oppo-
nent in the approaching contest. Now
if we can't have Republican Nc. give
us Democratic Nc. for if we must have
a Democrat, we know of no man in that
district more deserving OF honors at the
hands of his party than Mr.. A. McGreg'
or.-Pietro CttneO'S Upper SdnduSky Repub'
En1a