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Daily Republican., 1879-03-31

in which he had performed his clerical
duties. He raodestly acknowledged the
compliment.
Mr.. Hall moved that a vote Of thanks
be rendered to the reporters for the fair
and truthful manner in which they had
recorded the proceedings OF the session.
1t was passed unanimously and the
REPUBLICAN, correspondent was called
on for response.
At 8 o'clock both branches adjourned
"sine die"
Daily Republican., 1879-03-31
Removal.

C. A. Arnold, manufacturer of la.
dies, misses and children's fine hand
sewed and machine sewed shoes, has
removed from 200 East Sd street to 3l6
King street. All who want first class
pair of shoes made from the best mate
rial should give him call. Measures
taken. A fit guaranteed where others
fail.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-31
An Appropriate . Prayer.

Rev. J. Is. Mann, in entering upon
the third year Of his pastcrats at the
Union NJ. L. church, on Sunday mora.
ing, in his opening prayer invoked Al
mighty God to remove all enmity from
the hearts of the people As we'll as from
the preacher, and fill them with that
love for each other that, surpasseth all
understanding, SO that they may
throughout the coming year heartily
cooperate in every effort for the saliva
ton Of souls, the advancement ofthe
cause Of Chaist, and the prosperity OF
the church. He prayed thus, az ac-
cording to tho word ofGod the grace OF
Christ can not exist in hearts that are
at enrnity with each other, that are
given to strife or conteution, and refuse
to labor unless they can have their own
way. He asked that his petitions
should bs answeIsd so that the coming
wear may be a prosperous ono to Union
church and pastor and people may H.
nally receive the reward meted ont to
those who try to- love and serve God.
The sermon which followed was OF
similar Import, and he expressed the
desire to not only preach but to follow
the example Of Christ in all things. lie
exhortpd his hearers to think more
about Christ, to talk more about him,
to labor more earnestly for his cause,
and emphatically remarked that ser
mon without Christ, was like casket
without jewel; no matter how fine the
rhetoric or how beautifully turned the
sentences, it was like mere empty
sound. Should Mir. N. adhere TO his
expressed opinion and the congregation
act on the same principle there will bs
great good effected, and preacher and
people may heartily rejoice over the re-
suit.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-31
I.eCl u re.

Mr.. w. NJ. Winston delivered 5 lee
ture on Sunday afternoon, before the
Shiloh Baptist Sunday School, of which
he is suprintendent, on "llabit." He
handled his subject very ably, and
should his counsel he acted upon, a
great deal of good will be the result.
Several hymns were also sung in good
stylp,
Daily Republican., 1879-03-31
Notice M, &. Il. A.

A full att ndance Of the members OF
the Moral Suason Reform Association
is requested at their Hall, Third and
King streets, this evening. at 5 O'Clock,
sharp. Business OF the utmost import
ance.
All kinds of second hand goods
bought and sold at 5o7 Walnut street
Daily Republican., 1879-03-31
Tn. Ladies' Temperance Aid.

will hold business meeting tomorrow
afternoon April, lst.at 3 o'clock, al their
hall over Crosby & Hill dry goods store,
No. 22O and 222 Market street. ALI
,pembers are requested to be present
a. business of Importance is to be at,
tended to. A cordial invitation to all
ladie, interested in the Temperance
work
Daily Republican., 1879-03-31
Livery Stable.

Hiram Forbes Las first class livery
and board stable in French street above
9Th where .e can turn out as fine Il
team as any in the city. Give him a
call.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-31
Private Lessons in ElOc0tion, &c.

Prof. James H. Crabb, Principal OF
the Wilmington Academy, has removed
to No. 613 West Seventh street, and
would be pleased to give private lessons
in Penmanship, Elocution, hook keep
ing, Algrebra, Arithmetic, Latin, or
any of the English branches, to few
pupils at his residence in the evenings.
Splendid study rooms. Terms moder-
ate. Private lessons in Spanish, French,
Short hand, &c. by Professor A.A. Mac
donald.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-31
Only one Days Notice.

Only one days notice is required by
J. R. Holt to have your paptrlng done.
lie has increased his force of good and
skilled workmen and can serve you at
one days notice. J. R. Holt, 2s3 Mar
kst street.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-31
Gail and See.

DR.. Darmon can be seen at the
Washington House, Ne. 2O5 Market
street, for a few days longer only. lie
would respectfully ask those who may
wish to see him professionally to call at
once. Don't forget but 60 at once.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-31

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Sprup is the only
thing that mothers can rely upon tor their
children. 1t cowects acidity of the stomach,
cures wind collie, regulates the bowels and
gives rest, health and comfort to mother and
child During the process OF teething 1t soft
ems the gums, reduces inflammation and aI-
lays all pain, thereby giving rest to the child
and comfort to the mother. Twenty-Five cents
n bottle. mhls.1yr-,ues-thurs-sa
Daily Republican., 1879-03-31
Opened.

Cannon & Carpenter will open new
grocery and provision store at No. 3ol
King street, on Tuesday morning next,
April 1st.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-31

A CARD.-To all VINO are --rering trens
"A the indiscretions OF yOuth. nor vou
weakness, carly decay, loss af 'sanho'd, etc.
! will send you receipt tnat viii cure you
FREE OF CHARGE. This great rem,dv
was discovered ny missionary in South
America. Send self addressed envelope to
Rev. Joseph 4. ,rmsn. Station u. Bible
House. New York Cttv
Daily Republican., 1879-03-31
III RS. Roach.

Mrs. Roach mas consented to remain
aud conduct the services in st. Panl's
NJ. f.. Church this evening at 7.o(
o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-31
snoe store Removal.

IL. Nicholson has removed to Third
and Washington streets. All IN want
e boots and shoes will p!eSEe call. T..
Daily Republican., 1879-03-31
SECOND EDITION.

state OF C2a ChrFmalD "Tsr.
At the RKPUBLINAN 0PPICR, March IL,
7 o'clock, 10 o'clock, IL o'clock,
4SC $50 $40
Daily Republican., 1879-03-31
The Weather.

Tho Weather..
War Department, 0ics of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, D. G.,
March 81, A. Ii.
Indications for Monday-For the
Middle Atlantic States, colder, partially
cloudy weather, northerly winds and
higher pressure.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-31
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Senate me. at l.30.
The House joint resolution giving l.
G.. Grubb 800 was Lon. .concurred in.
Resolutions OF thanks TO the Speaker,
Clerk and others were rendered.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-31
FIRST EDITION.
FROM QUIZ CAPITAL.

. Closing scenes OF Memorable
.sstou-The Final Attempts Of
Lsa Reform Mensbers-An lnden-
Life POST ponen,ent Checks Their
'rvery nOsement.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-09-25
D. W. hhCh hhT,
5nVerton, Colorado
OUR STARK COUNTY FAIR

With its pleasant numerous and varied attrac
tions will begin next tuesday, Sep. 3Oth, and
continue four days Our citizens are all cordially
invited and requested to contribute to make It in
teresting and attractive Our fair is Just what oul
citizens make 1t; and they can make 1t what 1t it
acknowledged 20 be, the best county fair in the
State.
Let our citizens who take pride In our county,
Its prosperity and interests, do their individual
part, and our fair will and must succeed. The
management are certainly doing what they can,
In offering liberal premiums and other induce
ments, which is worthy OF a liberal patronage
and other encouragement by our citizens. Our
fair In fact belongs to the people, and If they neg.
lect, or from other cause fail to sustain 1t properly
certainly 1t will fail. The Stark County Fair is no
more one OF miniature dimensions, but will COM
pare favorably with similar exhibitions claiming
greater proportions and is therefore worthy our
best and most earnest efforts. Our farmers have
this year been abundantly blessed with large and
full crops and otherwise prospered, and they
should take great interest in its perpe uity, by
bringing In their products and otherwise encour
aging 1t. Those, also, living In the cities and
towns in the county have duty to perform and
all should combine cheerfully and willingly in
making the Stark County Fair a success
On Thursday Hamilton's circus will give two
exhibitions, This circus is itself worth coming to
see, and this can be seen for half price. On Fri
day grand military display will be made,
Great credit is due Secretary A. D. Miller, for
his unceasing effort to make the fair worthy of
patronage. We say, then let all our citizens unite
in making Molly stark's Fair of 1879 the great
event of the year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-09-25
QUEENS EVIDENCE.

The play proved TO be one of intense interest
Queens Evidence, though new here is one OF the
pronounced London successes. 1t is full of move.
ment, striking situations and emotional pas ages.
1t is just the drama to effect the sensbities of an
audience and hold the most base of theatre goers
from first to last and is full Of mystery and plot as
though 1t came from the brain of Wilkie Collins
himself. AS Gilbert AedLGnd and Phatp StdnRe,d
J. II. Rowe who is one Of the most thorough &C.
tors on our stage, carried the honors Of the eve.
ming. Mr.. G. c. Boniface as Isaacs, loud and
knavish Jew. with "a heye like heagle" In him
the typical heavy scOundrel, with abundant
nerves, cool assurance and beetling brOws found
master. Miss Jean Burnside as the unfortunate
wife and mother carries the sympathles of the
audience with her in all her tying scenes and
suferings Altogether the play is one Of the best.
1t has less of the improbable, and more Of the
unexpected than The Celebrated Case, and Is
more abundanty supplied with plot, counterplot
and mystery than anything ever woven by Ga.
Dor oau or Charles Reade
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-09-25
THE CENTRAL OHIO FAlRAr ORRvILLE

The 18th Annual Exposition Of the Central Ohio
Fair will be held In orrvllle, Ohio on October sth,
eth 10th and llth, 1879 The attendance at this Fair
has always been large, but the crowd at the coming
Exposition promises to be the largest ever on the
grounds. $4,000 In premiums are offered, and the
races promise to be intensely interesting as in
purses are offered and some Of the fastest horses in
the country will be present. On the second day Of
the Fair the gallant standard bearer OF the Demo.
cratic party, the Hon. Thomas Ewing, will be pre-
sent and deliver political address, and on the third
day Of the Fair the ever popular candidate of the
Republican party, Hon. Charles Foster will be pre-
sent, and will also deliver political address, This
will ethe only opportunity of seeing the two great
parties on the same grounds. Reduced rates on all
rallroadS running into orrvie Send for premium
list or particulars to H. NJ. Wilson, Secy, or JOS
Snavely, Prop, 0rrvllle, o.
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Shirts and Drawers at 25C at
Gust. HerbruCk's Dry Good Store
in Eagle Block,
WAS BILIOUS AND MY NERVES WERE
QUITE UNSTRUNG."

SHERIDAN, N. Y, Jan 1879.
DR.. M. NJ FENNER Fredonia, N. Y,
Dear Slr'-I had been out of health for three
months Was bilious, my eyes and complexion be-
ing yellow and my nerves were quite dnstrung. Had
lost my appetite my mouth tasted bad, my head was
stopped up and ielt dull and heavy and had lost
my ambition. 1 have now taken one bottle OF your
Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic and feel
entirely cured Yours truly,
N NJ whitaker.
DIR. Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve
Tonic may well be called "The conquerng hero" Of
the times 1t is the medical triumph Of the age.
Whoever has 'the blues" should take IT, for 1t Teg
Idtes and restores the disordered system that gives
rise to them 1t always cures Biliousness and Liver
Complaint Jaundlce, Dyspep9'a Constipation, Head
aches, FEVER AND AGUE, SPLEEN ENLARGEMENTs,
scrofula, Eryslpeas, Pimples, Blotches and ALL
sKIN ERUPTIoNs and BLOOD DISORDERS: Swelled
Limbs and Dropsy; SleeL lessness, Impaired Nerves
and Nervous Debility. Restores flesh and strength
when the system is running down or going into de.
cline: cures Female Weakness and Chronic Rheu-
matlsm, and relieves Chronic Bronchitis, and all
Lung and Throat difficulties 1t does these thingsby
striking at the root of disease and removing It's
causes.
DR.. Fenner's Improved Cough Honey will relieve
any cough In one hour.
DR., Fenner's Golden Relief cures any pain, as
Toothaohe, Neuralgia, collie or Headache in TO 30
minutes and readily relieves Rheumatism, Kidney
Complaint, Dlarrh@a, Dysentery. For sale by deal
ers,
DR.. Fenners st. Vltus Dance Specific. One bottle
always cures. For sale by W. B. FOye, Canton, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-09-25

swrNDLE-Numerous complaints are being
made by those who go to ChautauquS Lake via
Mayville against the railroad companies and
boat lines as they seem to be working in the in.
terest of the hotel at Mayvile. A party that left
here on Friday morning last found upon their
arrival at the lake that all the larger boats had
left for Jamestown and that they would be un.
able to get away from Mayville, in consequence
of which they were compelled-in order to attend
to their businesH-to charter tug, for which they
paid S5. After transacting their business they got
on board one Of the passenger boats with the In.
tenton OF returning home. After arriving within
short distance of the boat landing the train
started and left them, They were compelled to
pay their way back to Lake View at which place
they took the Atlantic 4 Great Western R. train
although they had return tickets by the other
roads. This kind Of shRrD practice will not do.-
Bradford ErdS HhIsuile Letter.
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DIED.

VloLAND-In Louisville, Stark county, Ohio
September Goth 1879, In the 10th year OF her age
Margaret, wife OF George Violand, EsQr.
We can truly say Of her, she was a good woman
She was worthy member Of the United Brethren
church. Her suffering was long and evere. which
she endured with a remarkable degree Of Christ
ian patience. She was never heard to murmur or
complain, Said she was only waiting for her
Masters call to come. In the last few weeks Of
her life she gave evidence In a remarkable degree
OF the supporting and comforting power Of relig.
ion,
She has LETT fond husband, one son and aIarge
circle OF relatives and acquaintance to mourn
her departure, Her remains were followed by an
unusually large concourse of people to the ceme.
terry, which gave evidence OF the esteem in which
she was held in the community May we meet
her In the sweet by and by.
LINDEMAN--At her residence on East a straat
on Friday morning, Sept 10Th, Mrs Catherine
Lindeman, aged 89 years.
Ihe funeral was very largely attended from
Rev. P, Herbrucks church, Mrs. Lindeman was
an old resident Of Canton, and leaves a large
circle Of relatives and friends. The following
lines written on the death Of Mother RIckle. In
wayne county, are very appropriate In this case.
and we are allowed to use them:
Open the gate for the time has come,
And the aged pilgrim is passing home,
Open II wide for the dear old saint
Isworthy and weary, and worn, and faint.
Open the gate, for adown that way
She has watched and waited for many day.
For the far Off city, unclaimed by tears,
Where life aows on In eternal years.
Open the gate to those tear .dimmed eyes,
For hard was the struggle to win the priue,
With well.spent life, and a victor's song.
Let the dear one pass to tn Heavenly throne,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-09-25

The sabbatarians Of Portland, Maine go a step
farther than their fellow reformers elsewhere.
They not only ask that the sale Of newspapers be
prohibited In that State, but that milkmen be
forbidden to distribute milk to families Sunday
mornings. This is extending the crusade beyond
It's ordinary limits. The theory, ss usually ex.
pressed, has been hat occupations which distract
public attention from the stated and regular re.
ligious services Of the day must be prohibited. It
has 10 effect, been contest between the churches
and secular Boston Globe.
Many people prefer good cigar and newspa.
per to a dull sermon on Sunday, but hereaway
these luxurieS IL they may be 80 called, come
under the ban.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-09-25

JURY.-The following are the names Of citizens
OF Stark county, drawn as grand jurors for tho
October term Of Common Pleas Court, commenc
Ing on October 10th: Jordon Stanley, Thomas
J, Whipple, George Young, Frank Wilenborg
Curtis M. Young H. G. Mcdowell, Hamilton Har.
ris Sylvester Heigerdt, William Kltzmiller, David
Miller, Joseph Trout Abner Taylor, Patrick Nc.
Cormick, Thomas Mccormick and Peter sholen.
berger.
PettJury- Lewis Conrad, Daniel Walton, Adam
Brady, Nicholas swartS, Samuel Howenstine,
Washington Hines, Solomon Krider, Richard
Powell, Conrad Brumbaugh, William Donovan,
Jacob NJ. Walk and Reuben Holl.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-09-25

FIRE-The alarm Of fire on Sunday afternoon
was caused by the partial burning Of the vestry OF
the Baptist church. The fire caught from pipe
leading from the furnace, and had been slowly
burning for some time before 1t was discovered.
Inc bremen turned out promptly and soon had
the nre under their control. The damage from
fire and water ia estimated at $500, covered by in
surance
This fire again demonstrated the fact that excit-
ed outsiders generally do almost as much damage
as the fire by continually interfering with the
workings OF the department Keep cool gentle.
men and then you will neither excite yourselves
nor the men that are working to save property.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-09-25

The following appointments were made by the
United Brethren Conference on Saturday last at
the annual session held in New Romley Harrison
county, Ohio:
Massilon-J. M. Poulton.
Canton-s. W. Koontz.
Louisville-F. P. Sanders.
Union Clrcuit-W. A. Airhart,
Navarre-A. L. Moore,
Beach City-G. +. Deal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-09-25

Patents issued to persons in Ohio for the week
ending September Goth
Jos. 8. Blackburn and 8. G Brosius, Beloit, lift.
ing jack; W. s. Burnhsm, Ashtabula, door bolt
and check; s. r. Butts, Ravenna, oatmeal machine;
Il. P. Cady, Cleveland, pipe.elbow machine c.
Castle, Cleveland, boiler aue cleaner W. Du brul
Cincinnati, cigar. mould press; H. G. Fowler, Mt
Pleasant fruit jar top; W. W. Giles, Cincinnati
drag saving machine; Chas Gordon Cleveland,
car lamp; John A. Greenleaf and G. H. Fry f.,
Bellaire, lamp chimney; J. f. Guthrie, Leesbulg
gas generator; W. B. Hayden, ct al. Columbus
splitting railway rails; John P. Holt, Cleveland
portable forge; Jas. s. Kellogg, Cleveland, vapor
lamp W, e Lowrie, Clesvport, pillow or cultivs.
tor W. ]. May, Troy, curtain fixture; ". Passell
and W. H Dean, Cincinnati, planning and match.
ing machine: e, Robinson, Dennison, balance
slide valve, R. H St. John, Springfield, sewing
machine; H. Updegraf; Springfield and A. G.
Vaughan; shaw's Crossing nut lock; W. W. Wors.
wick, Cleveland, car truck.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-09-25
PERSONALS,

we received pleasant call from J. L. ghirh Of
lne Burke Brook Ice Co., Of Cleveland. on satuT-
day. James lisa Stark county boy well known IN
Canton. He has been In theice business In Clsv.-
land during the past four or Eve vea,a ana -.
were pleased to learn that he Ia Ineeting with srr
cess. Call again Jimmy.
Benz Long, for some time the polite clerk oftF,a
ogden House, 10 now aoceptsbly filling a position
with Fairbanks & Co., at Cleveland.
Edward oberly who short time ago left To A..
'end term at The Beaver, Pa, Seminary return
ed nome last week sick with the intermittent IA.
yer. He is now in fair way Of recovery.
Misses s'ella and Bessie Herbgt dauehteu NJ
Captain Herbst ofthe Standard Elaine OH Com.
pany of Pittsburgh, who were visiting tIeuds in
this city returned to their home at Allegheny last
week They carried away with them numerous
regrets that their stay was not further prolonged.
G. T. Kimball the agent for Hamilton's New
York Circus, spent several days in the city thia
week working up the show business. Heinforma
us that our fellow citizen, Mr. Hamilton, has had
very successful season. With as live aud genial
an advance man as Mr. Kimball we cannot sea
any reason why he should not meet with success.
Misses Katie and Mary Knuse of Toledo, ara
visiting with j. f, Bauhof.
Miss Minnie Lahm of this city. is visiting friends
In Akron.
Mr. O. Patterson Of Cleveland, who distributed
the ties along the Valley road formerly drove
stage through this section OF Ohio years ago. He
Is Drother'in law Of VIM, Whipple of this city.
Mr. Henry Lohmer, late of Fort Madison Iowa.
has located In Canton aud became member Of
the newspaper fraternity; he having leased the
stats zeitung Office. Hugo Preyer will now de.
vote his time to stumping the State for the Green
baCkers(O.
Lue Winnans, travelling man for the Pittsburgh
Leader, made us pleasant call on Wednesday,
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Six Yards OfCarpet for $l.oo at
Gust. HerbruCk's. 2W
HousEKEEpERs. ArrENrION I,

Ladies', your attention is respectfully called to
the enormous and we'll selected stock of Dress
Goods Of the very latest patterns now on exhibi.
tlon at the extensive establishment of D Zlllais
& Co., in the HarteT Block. The stock Of Trim
minRs,, Ribbons Notions, &C., Is also largely In.
creased with fall and winter styles. Do not fai'
to call in soon, Look out for big explanatory
advertisement next week.
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MARRIED,

sHEAR-sHAW-By Rev. E. Herbruck. Sent
city. '-'-'
FlNEFRoCK-SHINE- 4th Of September, at
Lutheran parsonage East TusCarawas street, by
Rev a. H. Feldmann, Mr. Atwell Finefrock and
MISS Mary Shine, both Of Waynesburg.
HENsEL-MILLER-o the 18th inst, at his
residence, by A. W. Goshorn, Esqr., Mr. Jacob ",
township.
sTERL-BELKNAP-sep 10TH 1879, at the res
ideuce of D, Belknap, Bolivar, O., by Rev a y
Cochel G. sterl OF Abilene, Kas, and Miss Alice
Belknap, Of Bolivar, o.
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NEW PAPER,-The "Tuscarawas County Demo.
craft is the name Of a new paper that has just
reached us from Urichsvile. ], E. Fisher, an old
Canton boy and some years ago connected with
this Office, is the editor and proprietor. James
gets up spicy sheet, is sound on politics. is a
practical printer, is patient and amiable and has
all the other qualifications Of a country newspa
per man. We see no reason why he should not
succeed and the Democrats of Tusearawas should
assist In making the new paper BOOM"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-09-25

RUN IN,-George Horton, we'll known "fakir"
who made his headquarters in this city for some
time and who was Connected with the lover is.
sue" swindle upon Hyde Marshal several months
ago, has been quietly followed up by Sheriff
Rauch and Detective Reeves, Of Cleveland. The
latter officer succeeded in efecting his arrest at
Cleveland, on Monday, Sheriff Rauch was tele.
Rraphed and Immediately went after his man.
Horton is now in jail awaiting an opportunity to
answer to an indictment found against him by a
late grand jury.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-09-25

Should the parties still continue to persist In
tearing down bills for Democratic meetings, In
the vicinity Of Mexico and Vogelgesang's school
house, they will get into more trouble than they
perhaps expect No one but coward would
vent his spleen in this manner, and these parties
are pretty well known as being neither gentlemen
nor honest men. Neither party cares about count.
Ing them among its supporters.