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Sense and Sentiment.

Good taste is the flower Oh good
sense.
A real satifaction and one worth
having is to do ones duty.
Pleasant and good manners must
be made up of petty sacrifices.
Experience is touch light in the
ashes of our hopes and delusion.
Mean souls, like mean pictures,
are often found in good looking
frames.
Hope softens sorrow, brightens
plain surroundings, and eases hard
lot. -- a a@G ls
Who lacks the weapon will never
triumph.
There is nothing that so refnes
the face and mind as the presence
of good thoughts.
The heat is a book which we
ought not to tear in our hurry to
get at its contents.
1t is easy to pick holes in other
peoples work, but far more profit
able to do better work, yourself.
As long as hearts beat, as long as
life exists, in whatever age, iron or
golden, you will find love.
Harsh words have many time
alienated a child's feelings, and
crushed out all love of home.
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Envy is a passion so full of cow
ardice and sham that nobody ever
had the confidence to own it's pos
session. ## 5tss
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-28

G. sINNoSDs, Eco: I have been u,!ng your
no hrritaiton In saying IL l.. Siiho1t exception, tn
cnaly os for family purpOssr. TO mEnT Ct M pat
ge-tton and nervous Affections. I haze preacrS-d
pleasure In saying TO 700 the eject hzs seen most
six e1se,- and obIize- Iozrs. yery ITALY.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-28

ST. Lorrs. Mo- September srh. 1875
Saboo Whisky fo1 some time. and have
puHesi article ! have nsed- either nedi.
rnts Eao have ben suffering with iadi-
SaSoS Whisky soF their use. and I TAX.
satisfactory. Please send me BY erprr-.
II C. LOCDERBACK. ". ID.
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WE HAVE REDUCED T. RRATEs roR

WE HAVE REDUCED URRATEs FOR
w Drnfs on ScrS York 10 = Of 1 per cent
Our New York drans are AVAILABLE At
ANY PoIST IN THE EAST. and The fact
that they nre drawn 10 order renders them Of
no value to any ono except the party entitled
To their payment: and being drawn In dupi!
cate. y second draft can he forwarded II the
hfst should he lost. They are MICH MORE
DESIRABLE THAN r. o. Orders. ~ the
latter arc only drawn singiy and are 81
good In the hands Of ono not entitled 10 them
~ In the hands of the owner. and " they hll
Into the hands n q dishonest party and arc
paid, the owner has no remedy whatever.
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GENERAL nL,cKsmiruISu.

~ The old stand. on tho corner Of port,h AMI
silver streets. gGAgricuitufai worn md. a
specially: All work guaranteed, aud pricot
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-28

Consnmrrs arc referred to the following er.
tact from the report Of an eminent PubIt
Aualysf:
Thi' l. pure barley and wheat spirit. %
mafkahie la fragrant others. which impart n
delicai" aroma. At the same time gradually In
Crcasing its value ~ \ dirusivc stimulant.
The s0lld residue contains = .argc amount; OF
iinnln, derived from storing In oak casks.
which impHris to huc old whisky ono Of N,
valuable individual qualities. I'll" amount at
the rcsldu" proves the whisky to he free from
the excessive cplofing and .wcctcning 20 gen
orally used It, sdulicrrting. In fact In Two
woJi.. II l. the pUREST WHISKY, and will
not only .upply n public want. now that Wits.
blca arc 80 generally Rhulturhicd, Int will he
Of the greatest value to the physician In those
numerous cases where pure WHISTLES are the
most useful ri all medicine.
q. COOKE. ". u.
B. REMNANT & CO.,
Sole Agents for Elko County. jciO
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BROKERS.

SAN FRANCISCO. .Mcssrs. II. 8. King & Co
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~D.-:AQfEni TayEs.
ES!2AY,

Came to my rLnch IN the .Io7ih ?orh 81 ihs
Humboldt River. Ul o. nLrut tn. mSath Of
Mag. one iron grey So-4r. AnCat slH J-srs old,
n lndrd and vented 10 Aad - Ch len rhouldsr
. I'D len hip.
7. -. GsPHsra1s.
EIkn, Oct. 81 1872.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-04-10
FOr Rent Several Tenements.
SHERIFF SALE.
Thomas c. Mcdowell vs. F. b Haue ct al.

By virtue of a III Fa issued from the court
court of common pleas Of Stark county Ohio, and to
me directed will offer for sale at public outcry, at
the door Of the court house. in the city of Canton on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-04-10
HOME ELECTIONS.

PARIS TP.-The Democracy prevailed
as usual, except on Justice of the Peace,
Daniel Walton, Democrat, being defeated
by Stonehill, Republican. Local matters
caused it, for Mr.. Walton is worthy
man.
WASHINGTON TP.-The gallant Demo.
Gratis in Washington made a good fight.
and were beaten by only few votes, get.
ting, however, one Trustee.
ALLIANCE is Republican two or three
to one, but M. M. King Esq'r, Democrat,
was elected Solicitor over Mr.. Kay, Re-
publican. Harvey Laughlin was beaten
for Justice Of the Peace by three votes
only.
MARLBORO TP.-The Democrats in this
Republican township elected one of their
Trustees. A small favor is sometimes
quite acceptable.
PLAIN TP, In Plain township there
was quite contest, a combination with
the wide-awake Republicans, trying to
break in. They succeeded in defeating
a good man in Mr.. Lothamer, but elected
a Democrat in Mr.. Henry.
For other localities see elsewhere in
this paper.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-04-10

SENATOR SHERRICR'S ROAD LAW
INCREASES THE COMPENSATION
OF SUPERVISORS.
At the election on Monday, at the town
ship poll, held at the Court House, we
learn that some of the Republican elec-
tioneerers we're quite free and constant
in their abuse of Senator Sherrick, for
getting a law passed cutting down the
pay Of road supervisors, as they said To
show their smartness, these galoots vo-
ted for Mr., Sherrick for supervisor. The
gawks did not know any better, and
hence are to be excused. If they had
read and compared Mr.. Sherrick's bill
with the law it amended, they could cas-
lily have seen that it increased the
pay of each road supervisor from
$25 to $}5, and allows them per cent
on the property road tax worked out.
As his bill nassed the Senate, the maxi.
mum was $40, but it was cut down to
S35 in the House.
The last Republican Legislature Of this
State il was that passed the road law cut.
ting down the compensation of supervis.
ors to $3.50 day. So that if our smart
Alecks on Monday had only known the
facts, they would not have made such
asses of themselves. Our Chinese Amer
leans ought to read little more, or have |
somebody read for them, or tell them
the truth, that they might not act so
sillv.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-04-10
CANTON DEMOCRATIC!

The City and Township Elect the Democratic
Tickets with ExceptiOns-The Republican Can
didste for Mayor Elected by DemOcrats-ThC
Republicans Carry But One of the Four Wards,
The Spring election passed off on Mon
day quietly, but both parties were active,
and large vote was polled. The result,
though little mixed, nevertheless shows
that Canton, city and township, is Dem
ocratic. Our gallant candidate for Mayor,
W. j. Piero, deserved a better fate, for
he worked Dobly, not for himself alone,
but for the whole ticket.
The Repository truthfully says:
AIN view of the peculiar causes which
Operated in bringing about this very de-
''sirable result, it would be maniiestly
unjust to claim party victory for the
Republicans, when it is known to what
"a wide extent the Democratic candidate
"was scratched by the voters of his own
political faith"
This tells it, and the same operation
defeated Mr., F l. Piero, for Trustee, who
is most competent man, and good
citizen
AS will be seen by our election tables,
given. in another page of this paper, the
Democracy in other respects make a
pretty clean sweep, electing Louis Rigler
marshal by S5 majority, Welty, Solicitor
10y 259, showing that our citizens did not.
appreciate the unkind remark of the
Repository, that Mr., Housed was young
man of much more liability" as law
yer than his opponent; Bechele, Water
Works Trustee by IS majority; PUNK
ard, Street Commissioner by 745; Rohrer
for Council in lst ward Warner in 81
ward and Raft and Sentz in 4th ward,
and the assessors in the same. In the
second ward the Republicans elect coun-
Gilman and assessor, as usual.
In the township we elect f. NJ. Grimes
for Justice of the Peace by 440 majority
Walter and Deville, Trustees, Laiblin,
Republican, being the other; Dumont,
treasurer by 1873 majority; Hudson,
clerk, by 68 ; Mathews, Republican, as
SCISSOR in the township precinct by IS;
Goodman and Adams, constabes, Bris
bin, Republican, being the other.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-04-10
JAMES A. sAXTON SETTLED AT
THIRTY PER CENT,

JAMES A. sAXTON SETTLED AT
THIRTY PER CENT.
Many smart people believe the world
more stupid than tis, thus showing their
own stupidity. This is evident in those
who run the Repository That paper,
nominally published by I. W. saxton, is
nevertheless family affair, and never
rises above their own personal interest
and hates. This is seen In It's shameless
course as Republican organ, for no
member Of the party, however worthy,
receives fair treatment, unless a devoted
and Obsequious worshipper Of the mogul
family.
The senior and head Of the family is
James A. saxton, a man who few years
ago was reputed of great wealth, who
could give his children each Christmas
present ofa thousand dollar bill; aud could
pay his son FIVE thousand dollars to quit
tobacco. His son.in.law, Congressman
Mckinley, has no doubt Jared well. He
is the owner of the old Hazlett corner,
not bought by money earned by himself
nor brought by him to Canton. Other
valuable city property and valuable
farms we might name, without referring
to the Hartford estate.
Mr.. Saxton was the company and
heavy man of the late firm of Macdon.
aid & Co., manufacturers of reapers and
mowers at Wooster, Mr., Saxton was
the borrowing man of the frm-at least
he borrowed large amounts, giving his
notes therefor, signed Macdonald &
Co., and endorsed James A. Saxton."
This made it gilt edged" In this way,
from time to time, were borrowed sew.
eral hundred thousand dollars. Prior to
the assignment of Saxton himself, and
that of Macdonald & Co., the borrowing
was active. We understand about a
hundred thousand was thus borrowed in
Massillon, considerable in New Philadel-
phia and other towns and places. The
total indebtedness for which Mr.. Saxton
was reliable approached million of dol.
lars, some eight hundred and fifty thou.
sand. Considerable of the money Dor.
rowed at Massillon was from wo.
men. How it was elsewhere we know
not. The assets we're quite limited, as
the valuable property had changed
hands in good time. This enormous in.
debtedness, mostly or wholly borrowed
money, which had gone into the hands
of James A. SaxtoD, eOa8 paid of at thirty
cents on the dOliari
We give this brief sketch to show the
propriety of calling upon James A Sax.
ton last week to use his potent influence
with his family organ, and wheel it into
the line of common decency. Ought he
not, under these circumstances, to favor
giving the Fessler bondsmen an oppor-
tunity to settle? The amount for which
they are liable was not borrowed and ap.
by them. Is he not willing
to give these unfortunate men the same
chance to settle that he himself improv-
ed2 He got the money; they did not.
He settled at thirty cents. Would it be
a frightful wrong, as the Repository howls,
if th ese bondsmen should settle with
the county at something like that?
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-04-10

TIE 0rrville Crescent comes to us much
improved under its new management.
Let the good people of that town and
vicinity sustain the effort. The new
Messrs. P. P. Cherry and ].
NJ. Colburn, are from Wadsworth, and
they give evidence of energy and enter
prise. May they live long and prosper.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-04-10

The Toledo Volks Freond is a new Ger.
man paper, devoted to the National party,
just started by Charles Busch and An
drew Haeselbacher. who were for years
residents Of Canton, prior to engaging in
their new enterprise. They are worthy
and competent gentlemen, and we wish
them business success, and plenty of it
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-04-10

THERE seems to be some doubt about
the result Of Mondays election in Mich
igan. The Republican candidate for su
preme Judge squeezes through by small
majority, but the chances favor the Dem
Ocratic-National candidates for the other
State officers. Detroit went Democratic
by l, 400, and the county by $500.
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Select School.

The Spring Term my School will begin on Mon
day, April n, 1879 and continue twelve weeks Pupils
desiring prepare themselves for teaching, for gen
era business for college or for the study of profs'
sion will find the school admirably adapted to their
purpose. The English Course will include all the
common branches, taught in such a way that the
teaching may he made directly available to those
who desire to teach others; IN this department pu'
pills desiring to do 50 may take thorough course in
Accounts and General Bookkeeping. In the Clas'
scal Course pupils are prepared 70 enter any of the
classes in college prior to the Junior year or TO enter
upon the study Of law medicine or theology, Where
desired, instruction will also he given in German.
The instruction given is largely Individual, and
hence the degree OF Improvement will depend almost
entirely upon the efforts put forth by the pupils
themselves.
TERMS as follows in advance: English, or Busl-
ness Course $500; Classical Course, $1,000 German
with English Course two dollars extra per term OF
twelve weeks.
For further information apply personally or by let
ter to the undersigned.
DAN'L WORLEY,
No. SO North Poplar Street,
CANTON, OHIO.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
Real EStat9 and Per-
sona1 Property.
The undersigned, Trustee Of Joseph Sommer g.
Co will sell at public auction on
Saturday, May 10, $40

The undersigned, Trustee Of Joseph sommer g.
Co viii sell at public auction on
Saturday, May 10, 1870
at the residence of Joseph sommer, 81 miles south
west of Canton, stark county, Ohio, the following
described real estate situate In said county tO-wit:
Being part of the sou west quarter Of section
upOn which the well known valuable Brewery OF
said Ioseph SO inner Co. Is situated containing six
ty-6ye acres oi choice land, with two excellent dwell
ing houses in addition to the dwelling connected with
the Brewery, a splendid bank barn, with all the
necessary Outbudngs and good orchard.
Also the following described articles Of personal
propertv to-wit. 4 horses cows head Of young
cattle hogs, wagons, hay carriage beer wagon,
carryail Bob-sleds, plows, buggy tanning
mill cutting box lot of hay, lot of horse gears bug
gy harness harrow, undivided half of mower, about
5000 feet oak fencing lumber large lot Of Ice lot Of
corn corn shelter, brewers pitching machine wise
lot OF iron pipe, 1 barrel rOsin, barrel pitch, one
grlndstOne lot of ice TOOLS copper kettle. portable
form scales lot Of charcoal, lot of coke about 800
bushels Of barley, about 800 bushels of malt, about
1000 pounds of hops ice saw 10 twenty-five barrel
beer tanks 10 ten.barTel beer tanks eight-barrel
beer tanks rotary beer pump, brass faucets, one
patent beer cooler 4 fermenting tubs, 3j.barrel
beer tank 25 4 barrel beer kegs l25 4 barrel beer
kegs rs 4 barrel beer kegs, floating beer coolers
lot of rubber hose tubs. lot OF brushes about 40
cords of wood about 200 barrels OF beer about Is
acres Of wheat in the ground, saddle and great
variety Of other articles too numerous to mention.
Terms Of sale-FOr real estate, One-third cash. one
third I'm one year and Onehrd In two years. deferred
pay ments to bear interest from day OF sale and be
secured by mortgage on said premises For personal
property credit Of six months VIII be given on all
sums Of five dollars or over, by giving interest bear
''e ~ w. 80 4. PoNTIUs, Trustee
April 10th, lsi9.-hw ofJosEPH SoMMERs & Co.
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THE DEMOCRAT.

"a furnished 10 Subscribers postage paid al 2 per year.
Il Cor sr months Gty cents for three months hUdra-
b, IN advance u Is also delivered TO any part Of me
citv at the same rdteS
ODrrepOndeIce containing important he'Os, Sollcltd
rom all parts Of he county. Writer'S name and address
rsoliysd on epery communication as priUde gltdrdn
Tee Of good 6dth.
Any person sending IN a Cub Of FOUR CASH YEAR
LY suBsCRIBERs l0iU be entitled 10 a copy Of THE
DEMOCRAT free JO~ one year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-04-10
FROM SENATOR sHERRICK.

He COrreets the Cleveland Herald's Error in Ac.
cuslng Him Of introducing and Having a Bill
Passed Reducing the Compensation Of Road
Supervisors,
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Saturday, the 1O@ day of May, 1879,

the following described real estate situate in sai'
county tO-wit Twenty-Five feet front of the eas
end OF number one C) i'm the city Of Canton, de
sCrbed as follows: commencing at the uiheast COI
ner OF said lot number one Q); thence west - zee.
thence north 81 feet thence east 2j feet thence sou
62 feet TO the place Of beginning,
Appraised at $500.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock p. m. Terms cash
aplOew ]. p. RAUCH, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-04-10
Administrators Notice.

Notice d hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed and qualified as Admlnistra
tor Of the estate Of John b. Frederick late OF STARK
w, H. FREDERICK,
apriOdw Administrator,