The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-03-31
THE SPRING ELECTION.
OUR NOMINATIONS LAST sATUR-
A Ticket far Above the Average, And Worthy
the support Of Every Good Citizen.

by an examination OF Gne IlCk6C III al"
other column of this paper, all acquain.
ted with the gentlemen nominated will
say that the ticket is we'll worthy of cor.
dial support.
W. ]. PIERo ESQ of the law firm Of
Meyer & Plero, was nominated for
Mayor. We hope to see Mr., Piero elec'
ted by a rousing maj ority, and we are
confident in that event he will make an
efficient magistrate.
]. G. WELTY ESQ, was renominated
for City Solicitor without opposition, and
continues a capable gentleman in that
responsible position.
LOUIS RIGLER, orr excellent City Mar
shall was nominated without opposition
and will be continued by the voice Of
the people.
GEORGE B. BENDER of the An ward, re-.
ceived the nomination for Street Com
missioner. He is known as workman
in one of our shops, is we'll known and
popular,
PETER BARLET, ofthe firm of q ,llars &
Co., was nominated for Water Works
Trustee, and without opposition, to sue
ceed R. A. Dunbar, who declined to run.
Our friend Peter will be elected and
ought to be.
JAMES Z. LANTz and GEO. DEUBLE we're
nominated for the Board of Education
without opposition. They are we'll
known as prominent and worthy Citi-
zens. Mr.. LantE was elected three years
ago, and has made faithful member Of
the Board. Mr.. Double is one of our
prominent jewellers, doing business on
the Square, and is man of intelligence.
We hope to see both gentlemen elected,
knowing the interests of our schools will
not suffer at their hands.
HON. JOHNSON SHERRICK is the nomi.
nee for Council to represent the first
ward. Mr.. SherriCk's six years expert
enCe as a member of the Legislature, four
in the House and two in the Senate, and
his well known integrity and business
qualifications, make him the very man
to elect to our City Council from the
first ward.
R. S. SHIELDS ESQ, nominated unani.
mously for the second ward, is one emf
nently fit to be made. Mr.. Shields was
elected year ago over DR.. Arter, and
has served as the efficient President OF
the Council during the current year.
Many citizens of that ward, without dis
tinction of party, think it would be a
misfortune to lose Mr.. Shields from the
Council. The ordinance lately passed,
requiring the Union Dam grounds be
drained, should pass largely to the credit
of Mr., Shields. Those swsmpy grounds
will soon present different appearance,
and will cease to be place to breed ma.
lari1. The people of the second ward,
we believe, understand the importance
Of continuing Mr.. Shields in the city
Council,
H. T. WARNER was nominated for re-.
election in the third ward. During the
past two years Mr.. Warner has we'll and
faithfully represented that ward, and we
doubt not he will be chosen to continue
for two years more.
A. D. CoLDkEN, nominated in the fourth
ward, keeps family grocery on East
TusCarawas street. He is recognized as
good citizen, we'll worthy to represent
that ward in the city Council. Let our
friends see that Mr.. Coldren is hand.
somely elected. He can be trusted to do
his duty toward all parts of the ward.
The Assessors nominated are, Eli
Wagner 1st ward; Edward ]. Gouenat Sd
ward; and Charles Schlegel 4th ward, all
worthy and capable.
THE DEMOCRATIC TOWNSHIP TICKET
Is also good, entitled to hearty support
and triumphant election.
B. F. FAUST ESQ, young lawyer of
our city, is the nominee for Justice Of
the Peace. Mr.. Faust was born and
grew up in this township, and all &C.
granted with him know him to be emf
nently entitled to confidence. We be-
speak for Mr., Faust good majority.
For Trustees our candidates are we'll
known, substantial citizens, namely, AN.
THoNY WALTER, DAVID SMITH and FRED
ERICK WIELANDT. They have all served
in that capacity before, and can be trust
ed again. Vote for them.
JOHN A. MACK for Township Clerk, is
good nomination. John is q good
scribe and faithful to duty.
LOUIS DUMoNT for Township Treasurer,
is just rs it should be. Every citizen
knows that Louis is the right man for
the place, He has served before.
JACOB D. MILLER for township assessor
is good. He is young man and well
qualified. He is a son of the late Chris
tian Miller of our township.
The COnstables are A. W. WEBER, ]. B.
ADAMS and R. Il. ANDERSON. We be-
speak for one and all full vote and tri-
umphsnt election.
Seldom have we seen d ticket more
worthy the support of all good citizens.
We hope to see the whole ticket elected,
and we call upon our friends to do their
entire duty to that end.