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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-09-08

occurred Friday. This caTelessness for II un
doubtedly Is such, should be Investigated. MT.
Harroif was so years Of age and one OF the eaTll
est pioneers in the valley
Newcomerstown, Sept 5-Mr Samuel Fletcher, a
prominent farmer living west of town, signed
purported to be q contract for the acceptance OF
the agency for patent knife sharpener, few
months ago, and on Thursday stranger from To
ledo called and surprised Mr. Fletcher BY present
| ing note for $3.50, which he held againrt him
Mr. Fletcher refused payment, claiming he never
slgnedlthe note, but he compromised by paying
800 10 the fellow
The barr and large amount oflumber belong
ing to Packard & Co.'S planning mill at Warren
were burned Monday.
The handcar on the Columbus Toledo road,
upon which John Rhoade, Of Marion, rode Mon
day, COLD d with locomotive and Rhoade was
killed,
The police Of Painesville and the railroad
iracklayers had another fight on Saturday night
and two Of the track layers were laid out ana
placed In the cooler. Store windows and the
heads Of the warriors were badly battered
Saturday, Samuel Carnes, Of Cincinnati, was
coming OUT Vi tue NpoIh hOuhSN WASA ~ ~N
his pocket book, containing $50. He accused
man who was walking beside him OF the theft,
and threatened arrest. The man asserted his In
nocence but gave Carnes $50 rather than be arrest
ed. Upon arriving home Carnes found his mon
ey in the pocket of another pair Of pantaloons'
The Democrats Of Mahoning county, have
nominated the following ticker Representative,
HuRh A Manchester, Garfield; Probate Judge,
Andrew ] Wonlf, Y, ungstowp; Clerk, VIC Hend'
ricks, Beaver; Prosecutor, James Wilson, Youngs'
town; Commissioner, Geo. Wetzel, Jackson In
Rrmary director, M Twiss, Canheld; Coroner,
Dr. Geo. Wilson, Youngstown.
zlnesvlle, Sept 5-Durirg heavy storm yes
terday afternoon the dwelling house OF Henry
Nlchol, In the third ward, was struck by light.
ming. Mr. Nichol who was sitting in a room was
struck by the fluid and narrowly escaped DEATH
The fluid left black line down his Leg His
mother was also knocked distance Of II or 10
feet, but was not seriously injured.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-09-08

sEoTIoN 1. BE It ordained by the City Council
OF the city Of Canton: That the right Is hereby
granted 10 the ConnOttOn Valley Straisville Rail
road Company TO construct and maintain It's railroad
over and across the streets and alleys intesected
t. on its line as now located from lineo Of the Cot
notion Valley Railway In the First ward Of the city,
to Oitsbrldge the Nimishillen Greek at the juno
tOn OF the east and west branches OF the NimlBhil
len creek provided, however, that the line of the
Bubgrade Of said railway being the line OF the top
Of the embankment shalt be so located as TO cross
Robin street with cut OF one fo0j Douglas street
with q cut of twO-teDths Of o foot, Mimi
grade Lafayette street with all " two feet Jack
son street with all OF four tenths Of loot Liberty
street with I'LL Of four tenths Of foot, Cherry st.
with q MI Of three feet, Center street with cut Of
three and twOtenths feet Allen street with ll of
two feet; South Market street With q hll OF nine
feet; the grades Of the streets having reference
TO the grades establishe by ordinance OF the city;
provided iufher that whenever said railroad cross
es a street alley above or below established grade
said railroad company shall make proper slopes on
both sides OF said railroad IN the streets and side.
walks as to admit of the easy and convenient pas.
sage along such street or alley; the slopes not TO
on Market street, and said railroad company shall
make proper CROSSINGS of plank at all street and
sidewalk crossings, and keep the same In repair,
together with proper and suitable dltches and water
ways under its railroad sufficient 10 carry the surface
water across the same wherever required by the city
council.
SIC T. That this ordinance take effect and be in
force from and afer It's passage and due publication.
Passed Sept 9Th, 1881. ,..t q
Attest; p. ~. GRIMES, Clerk.
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GOOD DAY.

LONG BRANoH, Sep; T. p. m,-The President is
reported to be passing good day, and has fully
recovered from the fatigue OF yesterdays journey,
The excessive heat has some effect on him, but
his general cond tiOn shows an improvement
over yesterday.
Up. NJ The President was still doing well at 2
O'Clock. His pulse when last taken was ia, tenn
peiatuTe and respiration normal. His general
condition is looked upon by all his attendants as
entirely satisfactory.
Sept THE p. IN. bulletin from beron N. j.,
says the President is comparatively comfortable
that he has taken nourishment regularly, and
slept at intervals during the day. Pulse lOS, tenn
peralure l01, respiration IS.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-09-08
FARMER sWINDLED NEAR sA-
LINEVILLE.

Randall Barcus, o farmer residing In Fox town
ship, Carroll County about three miles west OF
salinevile, Ohio, was swindled to the tune Of
$3.50 last Friday in the following manner Mro
Barcus was returning home from town, aud when
about a mile out was overtaken by rather fine
appearing man in buggy. conversation was
soon struck up The man in the buggy claimed
to be the publisher Of county map with head
quarters In Columbus, o. He said he had estab'
llshed an agent in the township, but desired to
appoint receiver Of money, and that Mr. B, had
been highly recommended by business men in the
vicinity as the proper person, and an arrange
ment was finely agreed upon. About this time
they came to place where the roads otVerged,
and the sharper said to Mr. B. that 1t would be
necessary iof him to send him letter OF lnstruc.
tions upon his return to Columbus, and handed
Mr.. Barcus piece Of blank paper upon which TO
write his address. II now turns out that the
sharper drew note over the signature for $3.50
and disposed Of 1t in one Of the banks OF CARROLL
tOn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-09-08
Choice Lots! Choice Lots !
100 LOTS FOR SALE
I'm THE VILLAGE OF
MIDDLE BRANCF!.

Parties wishing to purchase choice lots for
building purposes, and in as desirable lOca-
tion as there is in the county, should take ad-
vantage Of this opportunity.
The COnnOttOn Valley Railroad, with it's ele-
giant Depot and accompanying switches, is To-
Gated in the centre Of this village, and also
within few rods north Of the Intersection Of
the Fulton, Hartville, New Baltimore, Ran
dOlph Marlboro and Canton highways.
This beautiful tract Of land is surroundedt
with rich and highly cultivated farms, is natur
ally adapted for, and at present very indicative
in not far distant future Of a prosperous town,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-09-08
EXCURSION SOUTH.

Prof. MofilG excursion has been post
poned from the lst to the 18th inst, Civ.
ing time to stop off and see the sights,
and reach Chattanooga in time for the
Soldiers reunion. Parties are not oblig.
ed to leave on the 18th, but can take any
train duling that week, For particulars
address A. L. King, Chagrin Falls.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-09-08

HoveATE is said to have made from
$500 900 to $400 900 while in the Bureau,
and most of this was probably the profits
of his sw ndles on the government. How
such mammoth thieving could have been
carried on so long without detection, is
inexpliCable.-Clere, Leader
Under fine Republican administra-
ton the wonder is how it did happen,
But then there was the Star route bust.
nesr; the Pitney Custodian affair, &c.
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EXCITEMENT IN IN ARIZONA OVER
RECENT INDIAN OUTRAGES.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept IA courier from Fort
Apache found the bodies Of four men on the trail
eight miles from the fort, and troops we're sent
out to bury them They recognized two as mount.
ed courlers, and two ss fsrrypen on Black river
at the army ford. General Carr 10 scouting all
trails 10 locate the Indians. Gen Wilcox is at
Wilcox arranging for forwarding troops and sup.
plies Capt. Jefferles, formerly Indian agent, has
gone out TO interview the Apache chiefs The exs
citement continues in Tucson, and the extermi.
nation OF the Iudians is advocated unless they
are removed to Indian Territory. Iii Gen. Carr's
retreat to Fort Apache the command made As
miles IN eleven hours, and saved the garrison
from capture
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rHE Next eoYERNoR AT LOGAN.

Logan, o, sept9 W Bookwalter, ohio's next
Governor, arrived here from Nelsonville this
morning, and met with quite an ovat on from our
citizens He was called on at the Rempel House
by men Of all parties. He remained here from
a. m. until p. In., and visited our numerous fac
tories and workshops, where he made an excel
lent impression among the men. Hooking county
will give him larger vote than she has given
any candidate for number Of years.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-09-08

TIE Republican papers are constantly
parading extracts from an alleged letter
of Mr.. Bookwalter last year to the Jack
sonville, Illinois, Courier but they do
not produce the letter; if there is such
a letter, let them publish it in full that
people may read it and Judge for them.
selves. Is not this fair2 If not-why
nok7
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Notice to Contractors.

Stark county, Ohio will receive sealed proposals at
the auditors Office In Canton, up 10 II o'clock M on
Wednesday, September 18th, 1881, for the erection
and completion of q Boiler House and Stack, and
furnishing and setting Of two boilers for the purpose
OF heating the Court House and jail Of said county
Plans and specifications can be seen ana further
obtained on and after Tuesday, bepten
ber 10, 1881. ut the Auditors office.
The Commissioners reserve the right 10 reject Rpy
or all bids. Bids mut be made upon the blanks o.
will be furnished by the Auditor.
BY order Of Commissioners,
sep8ow j N RAMSAY, Clerk.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-09-08

CAPTAIN S. G. Mckee of Alliance,
died at his residence at that place on
Monday, after short illness. His age
was about sixty. He was a printer, and
had charge Of the ReUieaO job department
for some years. Peace to his ashes,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-09-08

Republican papers say John Wesley
Bookwalter is not a Democrat and yet
in 1880 the Republican postmaster of
Springfield furnished an affidavit to the
Jacksonville, ILL.,. Courier, that Mr.Book'
walter had been a Democrat for fifteen
years. Foster & Co. are great liars.
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TAKE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Commissioners Of
,tark county, Ohio, Intend TO build Boiler House
md sta k and put In two new Boilers, for heating
he Court House and jail, and will hear petitions for
u rremoDstrances against the same ut their Oce I'D
anton, on "wednesday the 2Sth day Of September
1881, at 10 o'clock m on said day.
I'.I ELLIS HAZEN,
WASHING ON 0UEbT,
FRANK MILHOFF,
sepedw Commissioners Of Stark CountyS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-09-08

GOVERN R FOSTER at Delaware claimed
that the state charitable institutions
should be under partisan Republican
management. 1t was all wrong for the
Democrats under Bishop to reorganize
but all right for the Republicans under
c. Foster 10 put in Republican panty
tools
He THINKS the Democrats made free,
But says, their wrong is right in msl'
So Charles FCster's code is thus
whats wrong for them, is right for uSl"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-09-08

TIE Colored voters in North Carolina
voted dead set against the plohibitory
liquor law. 1t seen th'ir Republican
white leaders told them it was step to
put them back into slavery
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-09-08
CROWDS TO HEAR GAMBETTA.

PARIS, Sept 6-Accounls from the provinces
show that Gambetta, after bis speech at NeWbO
was received by crowds Of sympathizers at all
the railway stations en- route to Houfeur, people
even assembling along the line Of the railway In
81 ie OF the rain. The final result Of the elections
shows that the BOnapartlsts have retained BaHta,
which are now their only seats in Corsica.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-09-08
BURGLARY.

CARDIEGToN, o, Sept 5-Last Saturday morning
about O'Clock the village Of Ashley, eight miles
south OF here, was aroused by q loud report
Some OF the people rushed out to Oliver Sharp's
drug store aud found that burglars had blown
open shRrp's safe. The fiont windows were shat.
tered and the back door open for speedy egress
When Mr. Sharp got there In his night clothes he
put his hand to his pocket for his key, and found
no pocket. Loss In watches, notes and money
about $500. No clue.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-09-08
1sLIGaTNING Rops DIpNT SAVE IT.

MANITowcC, Wis, Sept 2-st Francis convent,
situated at Silver lake, Eve miles from this place
was struck by lightning yesterday, and burned to
the ground. Loss on building and contents, $780,
coo; Insurance S85 00O Ninety persons were in the
building at the time, but none were injured. Tse
same building was struck by lightning once before
since which time Is Lightning rods have been put
On IT,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-09-08

CHANGE Of weather is indicated.
Heavy raiusfefl Tuesday in the Missouri
and upper MiSsiSsippi valleys With deCi.
ded fall Of temperature. Cool noitherly
and rainy weather has been prevailing
west and northwest, We shall soon be
tavOrsd, probAbly,iR the same way.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-09-08
THE NIHILIsTS.

BERLIN, Sept 6--The issue Of the Nihilist news-
paper, VIII Of the People, lie convincing proof
that during the summer the Nihilists will quietly
carry on propaganda In the interior, and only re
commence activity in winter. There SCENT, there
fore, no doubt that the coming winter will bring
more plots and panics in spite Of the success OF
authorities in arresting them and unearthing Sc.
oret plots,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-09-08

REPUBLICAN journals are evidently
afraid of Tilden in "a.
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ghe Aemncrat.

Corrupted ireemen are the worst of slaves
GdTTick
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WILL BE KEPTIN CHECK.

PARIS Sept 6-The Minister Of War says the
French positions in Algeria and Tunis are not
threatened and the natives will be kept in check.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-09-08

THE Republican leaders are out Of pa
tience with the temperance men, and
continue to abuse them:
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THE "IRIsH CITIZEN,

Ia a paper published in Cincinnati, which
is bitterly opposing Mr.. Bookwalter for
Governor. The Republican papers are
fond Of quoting from the Irish Citizen"
and are constantly doing 80.
There has been some discussion ever
since the nomination OF Mr.. Bookwalter,
az TO whether or not the editor of the
Irish Citizen had offered to turn the sup.
port ofthe paper to Mr.. Bookwalter for
a money consideration. A charge was
made that he had, and denied by Elliott,
with challenge to any one to produce
the document. The original was in the
hands Of D. @, Ballentine, who few
days ago sent it to Allen O'Myers, of the
Democratic State Executive Committee.
1t is given below. Two facts are notice
sble-the low price the Citizen people set
upon their influence, and the way in
which they refer 10 Ex-Governor Bishop
as one fully informed about the value Of
the Citizen for political advertising pur-
poses: ..E
OFFICE OF THE irish CITIzRN"l
CINCINNATI, June 6, 1881,
JOHN W. BooKwALTER-- Dear Str: / perceiye
that there 10 o serious effort being made 10 have
You nominated for Governor, and for the success
Of the Democratic party / hope II will be done
OF course, II you are nominated, you will receive
the earnest support Of the Irish Citizen but
would suggest that to secure the nomination, II
would DO Advisable TO enlist pHblic sympathy pri
or 70 the Convention, and this can only be done
through the medium Of the press. We were the
first TO urge the nomination Of Gov. Bishop and
refer Ou TO him az evidence Of the great benefit
he derived from the course which am about 10
propose TO you. We will write strong leading art.
icles, weekly, In your behalf and publish all
matter favorable 10 yourself which shall appear
In other papers, and commence with the next iB
sue, with an extra addition Of one thousand, which
We will Eend you by express at cIst price, viz:
thirty dollars $780,, and you can circulate them
wherever you think they will do most good, and
In the meantime you Will receive the benefit Of
the full edition Of the Citizen.
Had your toWnsmaD, John H. Thomas, stood
any chancellor the nomination, / could not, on
account Of his crusade record. have made any
such proposition to him. and his ultra temperance
reputation is equally unpopular with the Irish
and Germans, fH. r.v
again cal yonr attention to my request OF
reference TO Gov. Bishop, and hoping TO hear from
you at as early date as may suit your cOnven-
ience, am, yours respectfully, FL. ELLIOTT
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Report Of the Trustees Of the Fair
IN mount ChildrSn's Home.

9th year-FlrBt m0nlns endlnB April bB
During this months the average number OF child
rem present was larger than any previous sxmonthB
Owing 10 the cold last winter, and the bad condition
OF the boilers the consumption OF coal was larger
than ever before.
Some Of the furniture which, when first procured,
charged TO building fund has been replaced and
charge to current expenses.
we are glad to have the newspapers Of the district
take an interest In the Home We wish to express
our thanks to those who have furnished TO the In
mates Of the Home copy Of their publications,
II will give the officers Of the Home pleasure ct
any time to furnish TO editors and others any lnior
nation they eau.
county to the fact that we have on an average $50
children for whom we wish to tlnd homes:
pathy an and help in this work which ,ve Com Com
mitted TO me-
B MAXWELL,
On behalf Of the Trustees.
Leetonia, o, Sept 6, 1881.
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MARKETS..

New York, Sept. IT, Flour Market steady;
supeIhne State and western IS i595, ,85; common TO
good extra g. ate and Western $4,000 20; good to
choice s65008C0, extra white wheat TOO9S OO;
extra Ohio S60O@7.6O,
Wheat Ungraded red S1O7@l 42]1 No 8 dos1 $50
| 96l5, No. do 81 409l42; No l do Sl4O@Sl AZ
mixed winter 81 359l .86, ungr'd white sl24]3@
lao; No, 2 do 81 So.
Corn-Active Ungraded 646 6S15; No 8, 6619@
steamer 651l a SIC; No 2 64M "a &c, steamer
white at zoe; No. al O0@00.
OATS Receipts 17OCO Sales Of mixed west
ern at 3S941c. white do at 44@50c. Hay.-60955
Barley demand quiet and market firm.
TALLow. - Sales at 1907 7l6ets. EGGs--
Sales at 2O@2O 20. PORK New mess quoted at $40 so
10 1875, old do at Sl7 45 to16 62% LARD.-PTime
steam sll 9215 to 90.
PHILADELPHIA-FlOuI- extra 6 90; Min
nesOta do 7OO@75O; Ohio choice u.s. do new pro
cess 800; do patents 775@S,OO. Rye Flour 6,OO9
6.121&.
Wheat-Rejected on track l,4Oi No 2red seller
l87A@I38.
OOln-Mixed in depot 6S@7O15c; stt amer 67@6s.
Oats-No 2 white 4S949c; No 8 4914@5Oo mix
ed 60n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-09-08

CHARLES FOSTER has bureau of lying
fellows at Columbus and elsewhere,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-09-08

special train will leave Canton at o'clock m
and run through without stops, arriving at Cleye-
land ct 1910 m. Returning leave Cleveland at
8OclOck D m, arriving at Canton at 1890 pm.
Tickets good on any returning train that day.
This ls the cheapest excursion that has ever left
Canton. Reunion OF the 10Th Regt o V 1 will be
held In Cleveland on this day. This excursion Of.
opportunity Of every person 10 visit the
beautiful Forest City and view lake Erie
Tickets should he secured not later than Saturday
evening, Sept 10th, 80 that the committee may de-
termine how many cars are needed,
Tickets will be on sale at John CGeiger,g Drug
Store Oldheld q 6hAnafelps Grocery, q N Ney's
Drug Store, or may be obtained from members Of
the Post sepIOw
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@rntnantts.
An Ordinance

Granting to the COnnOttOn Valley & Straits
nile RailTocd Company right of tOay
oUer certain streets cid alleys IN The city of
Canton. ir
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-09-08

The following Is the apporGionmenl Of Jurors to
be returned by the Trustees OF the Eeversl Town.
ships and COuneilmen Of the Wards Of the Cities
for the year 1881, with the Poll Books, 10 the
Clerk OF the Common Pleas Court, on or before
the 10Th day OF October, 1881
Paris, II; Washington, o; Lexington, 23 Marl-
boro 10; Nimishillen, 13; Osnaburgh, O. Sandy, 6;
Pike, g. Plain, IL; Lake, o, Jackson, g. Perry, u
Bethlehem, 10; Sugar Creek, 10; Lawrence, 16;
Tuscarawag, 10; Canton, 8; let Ward, Canton, 16;
Wald, Canton, Ii; ist Ward, Mstsillon, 8; I'd
Ward, Masslllon, 6; 81 Ward, Masslllon, 10; 4th
Ward, MRssillon, 5.
Given under my hand, at the City Of Canton,
this 9Th day OF September, A, D. 1881,
HENRY ALTEKRUsE,
Sheriff, Stark Co, o.
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pHILApELPHIA WOOL MARKET

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 7.--Market steady; Ohio
Pennsylvania and W. Va, Xxx and above 42@43ci
X Al to 421fc; medium 45 to 46e; coarse S6 10 37c
New York, Michigan, Indiana, and Western fine
98 to 40 medium to 45c coarse 81 10 $500;
washed eombing and delsine Al to 4SCi unWashed
do % 10 9hn. nnllnh Is 10 93n.
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cN H0i'nNdTol
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rAsr L1prnrY 1--we srooK MARKEr.

EAST LIBERTY, Sept. 7lh- Cattle Receipts to.
day $50 head OF through and - for this market
toCk; the market has been very fair at prices
higher than yesterday
Hogs-Receipts good and market steady. Phil
adelphias Sc 7O@7lO. Workers 50 5O9b 80;
sheep-Receips today 4,40O head shipments
- Market very quiet Prices 26c off from
last week and sales slow.
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AsuaI,
ELECTION
PROCLAMAT|0N!.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1881,

Constitution and Laws Of Ohio, the fol.
lowing State and County ofcers:
One person for Governor.
One perton for Lieutenant Governor,
o person for Supreme Judge
One person for Attorney General.
0ne person for Treasurer OF State.
One person for Member Board OF Public Works,
One person for State Senator.
One person for Common Pleas judge
Two persons for Representatives to the LeRislR.
ture. ....
One person for Probate Judge,
One person for Sheriff.
One person for County Treasurer.
One person for County Treasurer (short tern),
One perton for Prosecuting Attorney.
One person for Commissioner.
One person for Infirmary Director,
One person for Coroner.
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CANTON RETAIL MARKET.

DEMOCRAT OFFICE,
Canton Ohio, Sept s, 1881.
The following will be found correct quotations this
day of the retail price TO consumers Of the articles
named:
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Chickens, aliye...-2O@s5 Turkeys, live, Hb.,,..lo
"a tb,,.,,,....lO dressed ".,, IA