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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
THE LICKING COUNTY DEMO-
CRATIC TICKET.

The Licking county Democracy held
their primary meeting on the 7th inst,
under the Baber law, polling about 4 600
votes. The Newark AdVocdte remarks
It is gratifying TO know that under the
wise limitations Of the Baber law, the
election was attended with little OF those
causes Of complaint that have in few
former instances brought reproaCh on
the party and made dissatisfaction
among the voters.
The unsuccessful candidates, it is pleas.
ant to say, bow to the verdict with good
temper. and in the spirit of true Demo-
Gratis. Some of the remarks made by
these gentlemen at the convention on
Monday were models Of excellence and
are not likely to go unremembered.
The ticket placed In nomination is a
good one. 1t Is headed by two gentle.
men practically identified with the great
interest of the county-agriCulture. Mr.
Tyler's fitness has been already demon
sfrated by his Creditable service during
his first term in the Legislature. Col.
Erownfeld is a man of good intelligence
and strong sense. and will also make a
good member. He had been twice de.
feated for nomination, and now enjoys
the recognition which comes of patience
and fidelity. For Clerk of the Court,
the nomiDe is Mr.. @. I. Dickinson, who,
like Mr.. Brownfeld, had bowed in hand
some style to several previous defeats,
and is now rewarded with ruccess that
repays him for all delays. The balance
of the ticket is represented by the AdUo-
cate as worthy Of all confidence.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26

Senate or to commit any Of the imprOprstea o.
life; / have only 10 Say that II the Senator, The
member ireIn Mississippi, did impule or intend
cd to impute TO me falsehood, nothing exeepl
the fact that this 10 the Senate would prevent my
tenounciDg him As blacbguard and coward
Applause and hlsses.l Let me be more speeind
Mr.. President: should the member from hitaiS
sippl, except IN the presence Of the Senate, char
Qed me by intimidation or otherwise with hlae
hood, would denounce him as q blacksuard' a
a coward and liar The rules and the proper
ties Of the Senate are the only resIrAintuPom me
do not think need Say anything else MI
President Applause and hisses.l
Mr.. Chair demanded quiet In the galleries
Mr. Lamar have only 10 ray that the senaIoi
from New York understood me oorrectly' u'a
mean to say Just precisely the words ana az Inal
| they imputed. bpg the PARDON OF me osnate ,.
ior Jnnafliamentary language, IL whsVeIy naIdi
It 90 seveTe II was as no man Woulu uefelve'
and no brave man would wear Renewed uem'
onstrations of approval and diSappFova'J
The Cbair-The galleries will be CLEARED upon
a repetition OF the applause
Mr.. Conkling What is the question before Ine
Senate sTt HI Ef.
The discussion Of power to send for absent Sen
ators was resumed. There nov seems 10 Do no
prospect OfadJ urnment.
l9J A. M.-Mr. Thurman is making long ar
gument upOn the rules, he holds that the sena'
Tor cannot be compelled 10 vote uhuer existing
rules. ,,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
THr Republioan, Of Wasbippton

THE Republican, of Washington city,
generally acknowledged to be the per-
sonal organ of Secretary Sherman, says
Of the Democratic ticket in Ohio:
"It is the sheerest nonsense to talk
about the Democratic nominations in
Ohio being weak ones The ticket is by
twenty thousand votes stronger than
any other which the Democrats could
nave put in the field; and there is no
good to come from conCealing this fact
rom ourselves or Others" The editor of
Ghe Sherman organ also says: "There is
another fact which we may as we'll rec.
pgnize at once: The nomination Of Gen.
Ewing takes the backbone out Of the
National party in Ohio. In that State
Gen. Ewing is regarded as better
Greenbacker than Gen. Piatt, the nomi.
nee of the Nationals. / am entirely sat.
isfied, from conversations which have
mad with prominent Greenbackers, that
their party does not intend to make an
active canvass, and that sooner or later
Gen. Piatt will be withdrawn"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26

CHARLES FOSTER, Republican candidate
for Governor of Ohio, loved the Union
so devotedly that he didn't dare trust
himself near the front during the war.
He sold dry goods and accumulated legal
tenders, Aud when the tattered, bat.
tered boys in blue came back he said,
Didn't we just ,erlastingly wallOp 'em2
It was just old glory, and for my reward
I'll takes such Offices as are going" The
party is filed to overlooking with such
patriots. And they've managed to grab
all the good places Look at the federal
Offices in Chicago! It's the same story
everywhere. -Chic0go Times
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26

THE "staIwart". (bloody shirt pro-
gramme for Ohio is badly upset by the
nomination Of Generals Ewing and Rice.
The Republican leaders will now resort
to the cry of "hsrd money Democrats" {"
but this will little avail in Ohio this year.
"Hard money" Democrats are not so soft
as to fall into the embrace Of the Ma.
tional bank, monopoly party this year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
seIe!.ct School.

The Spring Term Of my School will begin on Mon
day, April H. 1873 and continue twelve weeks. Pupils
desiring 70 prepare themselves for teachng for gem
era business for college or for the study Of profs'
sion will hnd the school admirably adapted 10 their
purpose. The English Course Will include AL the
common branches, taught In such away that the
teaching may be made drectly available to those
who desire 70 teach others In this department pu'
pills desiring 10 do 81 may take thorough course In
Accounts and General Book keeping. In the Clas-
slCa Course pupils are prepared 20 enter any OF the
classes In college prior 10 the Junior year. or 70 enter
upon the study Oflaw, medicine or theology Where
desired, instruction will also be given in German.
The instruction given Is largely lndivlduhl, ana
heice the degree of Improvement will depend almost
entirely upon the efforts put forth BY the pupils
themselves. l"u ~ 'lsll ~ tY
TERMS as follows in advance: English, or Busl-
ness Course el200; Classical Course, 1880 German
with English Course two dollars extra per term or
twelve weeks. l... H
For further information apply personally or by let
ter 10 the undersigned. dc
DAN'L WORLEYs
No. 80 North Poplar street,
CANTON, OHIO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26

HoN. Anthony HowELJs received the
denomination for State Treasurer by &C.
clamation, He was named by Represen-
tative Worley, the nomination was sec.
onded By John @. Thompson, aud on
motion Of Judge Thoman Of Mahonihg,
the nomination was made unanimous.
! Mr.. HOWells will be elected II any mem.
Der Of the ticket win. 3. NasS Aasricra.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
POLITICAL EXTRACTS.


"Brlck" Pomeroy and bob" schilling are both
opposing General Ewing That secures his eec,
tlon.- Plain Dealer.
Ewing aud Rice both fought IL the war,
Each was gallant trooper;
And now they'll go for Fosters scalp,
Aud that Of Hickenlooper.
-Kansas Ctty Times.
"F" stands for fraud, fear, folly, fattery, feeble
forces, falthless friends lckle fortunes financial
failures, fOOlish fellows and Foster Medina Dem
0crdt 61I ii.
The Democrats go into the fight in Ohio this
time with three Generals General Ewing, Gener-
al Rice aud General Principles The Rspubli.
cans have only one General upon their ticket,
and that is General Defeat Medina Democrat. y
twas At Defiance we believe, that Foster made
the remark last year, that one dollar per day was
enough for a laboring man. and now they are
asked to give him their support for the purpose
okelevsting him to the ofice OF Governor Of the
state. Labonlg men are you willing 10 be ca
jaled into indOrSing that assertion 2-Bueyrtis
Forum. VI.
The Foster.sheFman campaign in Ohio this fall
"a TO be conducted on strictly business principles
Mr. Sherman has made bis estimate, which Is.
that In order 10 succeed It will be necessary for
MIN 10 buy up 1900 votes. The work is 70 be
pushed with vigor on this basis Foster has al.
ready retained q shoe factory In Lynn Mass. for
Inc slmmer, and the New York banks have been
notified that the drawing at sight will be begun
Immediately. 1t now remains 10 be seen Wheth-
er The men Of Ohio can be bought Washington
Nnnf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26

PIArT, the National candidate for Gov
ernor, resides in Logan county, near
West Liberty, and is we'll known in this
city. Some of our business men know
him "like book'--an account book, for
Instance. = UrbanG Dtmocrdt.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
rHE noUsEKEERERg aEspONyIpaIrY.

How many suffer nom dyspepsia and other ills,
BY the neglect Of The housekeeper 70 see that the
food provided Is made from articles that are not
injurious 70 health. Among the articles which
are perfectly pure and wholesome, % Dr. Prices
Cream Baking Powder. Encourage iis sale. BY 4
liberal patronage 80 a i5h biu3 iai
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
Beef Contract.

Notice Is hereby given that sealed proposals will
be received up 10 noon on Monday July 7th, 1879 at
the County Inhrmary for the furnishing OF the In
rary with beef 10 be 100 pounds fore quarter to 10
pounds hlnd.qnarter steak. Proposals may be sent
through the post office care lock box ~ The dlrec
tors reserve the right to reject any or all bids. m
HU .f....|. ..ft By order of the lNFuU 80
jun1adw INFIRMARY DIRECroRs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
Attachment Notice

A. L. Rothacker, PlalntIfK,) Before Peter Chance,
W. ~ p OF Canton Town
George A Mcclure, Den, ship, Stark Co., Ohio.
on the Ord OF June, A. d. 1879, said Justice issued
an order oil attachment In the above action for the
sum Of thTty.lhree (s33) dollars - -
Canton, o., June a '7g-i9d A. L. RoTHACKER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
A STORMY SCENE.


accept his full share Of responsibility for resist.
ance TO this arbitrary attempt The words "as
police force" were mere cheat. The opera.
tive words were to keep peace at the polls.
Mr.. Conkling having charged the other side
with bal faith in not allowing the time taken by
the Mississippi River Commission until this
morning TO be allowed Ia debate on the Army
BILL Mr. Lamar D.m. Missy rose at the cOnelu-
zion Of Mr. Conkliugs remarks and said that as
far as any iutimGtion Of bad faith to him was
concerned, he had lived in vain II he was not
superior TO such charge from such q source. 1t
is not my purpose, he said. to indulge In person
alitieB Bot will say to the Senator, that II he
intended to intimate anything have done was
not in good faith, pronounce bis statement a
falSehOOd which repel with all the uumitigated
contempt that feel for the author Of 1t.
Mr. Conkling. who had been walking slowly
back and forth the benches advanced 20 his seat
and said. Mr. President, was diverted duriug
the commencement Of my remarks, the culmina-
ton Of which heard from the member from
Mississippi. II understood the member right
be Intended to lmpu and did In plain and IN.
parliamentary language impute to me an inten-
uonal misstatement (pausiag) the Senator does
not diselaim that.
Mr.. Lamar-I will state what intended, sir,
80 there can be no mistake.
The presiding oficeF' (Cockrell) called Mr.. La
mar 70 order, aud Mr.. COnkling proceeded =
whether Am willing TO respond 10 the member
rom Mississippi depends entirely upon what
Ioat member Intends 70 say, and what he did
Wy, and Tor the ame being / do not choose 10
hold any Communication with him. l unoer.
.lood the senator 70 state In plain unparliamen.
AIy language, that the statement of mIno N
which be refers was q falsehOOd. N I r.uoht ,ha
words Alright, have only 70 say Is a moi haine
ne pace y measure With any nan The espael,S
70 Vl0lAN aesaasss 70 violAls lhs rulss n ne
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
DR. l. N. PoNTIUs.

....N. Dit IA M fON1lObtA elNt
TIYGIENIC PHYSICIANS West TuacaFaWag
IA st., Canton, OhO,-DiBeases Of all kinds treated
successfully by Natures methods, combating OF Eleo
trO-Thermal, yapOF, Sulphur, Turkish and all Hy-
drOpathic Baths, Diet Magnetism, Electricity, and
all Remedial Appliances In existence excepting
polsonous drugs the use OF which we regard as IRA
tonal and destructive Of human life and health Un.
der our treatment Diseases which are most nCuTabl0
and fatal under dug medication are rendered mild
and mRnageable; Indeed they are Invested Of all
their dangers and not only do the patients recover
more speedily but, when recovered, they find them
Ing more or less enfeebed, II not crippled for le IS
Is the lnvarable result when treated with poisonous
and destructive agents. Lnl tN OctSfTS-u
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26

WIN. A. LYNCH. WIZ. r. DAY AUSTIN LYAGK.
LYNCH, DAY q LYNoH. 'ia-
A TTORNEYs All LAW.-OFFICE IN OASsILH
"A. block, public square, Canton, Ohio allt
may47O4oct24'72
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Holm LoFW

JUSTICE THE PEACE--Omoe in Reed q Rexa
d Block, corner Finh and square. novS7s-H
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26

FREAsR q CASE,
A TT0RNEYs.AT.LAw-CAntOn, Ohio.
"A mAr22,'7
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
Congressional
FORTYSlXTR CONGRESS,
BITTER DEBATE IN THE SENATE
ON THE ARMY BILL.

CyrImInatlou and ReSrlmllcloa Flees Made Be-
tween Msmbera--The \ Ast chbisA9q PFe- :
walls At Tlmsa-loAAhns aha Lame {lags
Severe Rassase Al Arnn-k IA ~ NJ
Rng Colloqny RelWqi llls|Af ava
VOOrhess- 4lpOrl 'eAi,k
ence Eomniti IN VA
IbIat9s alll ssrPed ~ = y
ffaIf~ rtr.s.rp rN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26

L. N. JONES,
A TTORNEY AND COUNsELLOR AT Law
"A Commercial Block, Canton, o. mAr127A
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M. g. MoGREGoI

M v, mV0hEdOh,G Id ..llg
A TT0RNEY AT Law AND GENERAL COL
n lecting Agent, Carthage Jasper cOuAty, MiS.
souri,, lalHI Jllu II ID l oct2iu
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WILL WYNN.

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
a 0nice IN Eagle Block, over lst National BankI
Canton, Ohio. nayS7S-u
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DR.. D. A. AFTER.
A. @. BRANT, M. D

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON = ofiOe, No. n
i W. Tuscarawas street. Ofice hours from 6 to
9 q. m, and from till p m. nOv1Y7An
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J. J, PARKER. TT. H'CARTY
- PARKER d McCARTY. l1i
A TToRNEY AT LAW.-ofice, in MOKlnley
n Block, Canton, Ohio. .U0.f
nOvl676-u
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NJ NJ KING.

A TToRNEY AT LAW AND JUSTICE OF THE
"A PEACE, Alliance, Ohio. Isept IT,
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Jt W. IA. MCKINLEY, aF 900
A TTORNEYB AT LAW-OfiCe In McKinl0yn
"A Block corner Seventh and Market streets,
Canton, 0, lun2g7
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J. p. FAwoErT

IN mal-gy
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TToRNEY AT LAw-oface in Eagle Bloch,
"A opposite the court house. In litgated Casei
associated with Joseph G. HAnoe, Esq, Of New
Philadelphia o, noV1gTS
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r..ad GEORGE T. BALDWIN, I
A TT0RNEY AT LAW-ofice In RiohArd'R
"A, block, west side public square, Canton, 0.
apr28'M "I''i
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wv. UNDERHILL.
A TT0RNEY AT LAW-Canton, Ohio. OhiOe,
n Cassidy Block, public square, Srd room north
side Of hail. N = s July577.n
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A. D. BRADEN. lo.T
A TT0RNEY AT .LAW-OHice In Eagle Block,
IA over Herbruok's store Canton, o. nOvS67S-y1
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26

DHYsICIAN AND sURGEON-W. TupcaraWas
il st. Office one door east of DR.. Whitlng'H Of.
fce. Night calls answered at the Office.
febt4-dmF
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BARvEY LAUGHLIN, % '''
A TT0RNEY AT Law AND DNOTARYPUBLIO.
"A Alliance, Ohio. uU 29-H
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A TToRNEY AT LAw-Rex'H Building, N. \
"A corner Public Square, Canton, o, Prompt u
tenu0n gwen 10 collections. ianegy
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R.W. McCAUGHEY,
A TToRNEY AT LAW-Canal Fulton, Ohio.
IA Office Union Block. Julyb77.H
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J. G. HARPER. L. u. aANREH
HARPER d sANTEE,
DHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Marlboro, o,
l. DR.. Harper will continue TO give special atteR-
ton to diseases Of women aud children. DR.. Bante0
the eye nd ear ,.... ... ... ~. junlG7hy
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JOHN LAHM,
A TTORNEY AT LAW--Canton, Ohio. once,
n cassidy Block, fronting public square.
july5'W.N
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A TT0RNEYs AT LAW. ohice-NeW Casslly
"A Block Cup stairs), East TtlScAraWaa st, Canton.
Ohio. mayE78-1
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AnttIn.
sTEYENsoN HnusF.


NOftN AuTNH bLI JIIFLOil, o =
THE house has been thoroughly renovated and re-
l. furnished and the travelling public will find the
hest OF accommodations at the most reasonable
terms Good stabng attached.
Ianl7-tt JOHN M. STEVENSON, Prop.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-03


| John F. Cahill made an assignment tt
Stephen Coles for the benefit of creditors
POLICE.
Drunkenness-John Conway, S.; Angus
Miller and John Brumer, So each; Silas
Cameron, continued to February 5th.
Miscellaneous - Barbara Smith, man
slaughter, dismissed; Ed Coogan, disorder
ly conduct, $40; Henry Roetger same, con
,inued to February 7th; John Beadstead
and Richard Craney, malicious destruction
dismissed; John Chapman, assault and bat
terry, continued to February 5th; Richard
Braney, same, months; John Wilson,
Michael LOTUS, Oliver NJ. Krager. John
Mack, D. O'Brien and P. McCarty. vagrancv
30 days each; Carrie V. Kempton, petit lar.
| ceny, 80 davs; C. 4. Forbus and R. G.
Wheeler embezzlement, continued to Feb.
18th; George w. Reynolds, fast driving, So
Elizabeth Terrell, keeping house of prosti
tuition, continued to Feb 7th; Ruby Ryan,
Katie Richardson and Lille Niceley, indie.
cent exposure of person, continued to Feb.
7th; VIM. Rapp, obtaining money by false
pretenses, continued to Feb. 7th.
COMMON PLEAS.
Before Judge Moore-F. Rowekamp. ex.
ecutor of VIM. Honroth, against the Trus.
tees of the Zion Baptist Church. A suit to
obtain a construction of an item in the will
of Honroth.
In his will the testator says: "After
the decease of my wife her interest shall be
divided into two parts, one half to be di-
vided between her two children, and the
other half TO go to the Zion Baptist Church
for the benefit of Christ, our Savior" The
trustees demurred to the petition. The
Court, holding that there was no question
here in which the executor was interested,
dismissed the petition.
+. Dornbusch against Jacob Gabel and
others. A motion to distribute the pro-
ceeds of sale OF real estate amounting to
81, 450. The Court allowed to Henry West
& Son, sub-contractors, 81 ,250 to Dorm
busch, $3208. The contracts which had
been made under the statute were also
allowed.
Thomas Dodsworth against Theodore Gaz-
lay. A suit for amount of coal sold The
defendant claimed Sl00 as set off for legal
services. The Court allowed the defendant
$50 and gave judgment for the balance.
SUPERIOR.
James Healy against the City Passenger
Railroad Company. This suit was brought
by newsboy to recover damages for being
thrown offs John-street car between Walnut
and Main streets in 1869. The plaintiff
alleges that his arm was broken, and that
by the above act he was rendered perma-
nent cripple. On a former trial the Jury
disagreed. Th, case is in progress.