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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-16
Remember that
the Demo era tic
Mass Meeting is in
Canton Friday, Oc-
tOber Cd.

PoRcELAIN.-Of all materials used
as bases for artificial teeth, such as
gold, silver, platina, aluminium, tin,
rubber, &C., &c, nothing has ever been
produced so entirely free from all OBJ
jections as porcelain but the difficulty
connected with the manufacture OF
plate and teeth in one solid piece was
so great that it never came into gene
raj use. BY recent Improvement
this difficulty has been overcome, SO
that complete dentures can be made
excelling In beauty, strength, light
ness and durability anything ever
produced. This work only needs to be
seen to recommend itself as a miracle
OF beauty and strength. The presence
OF large proportion Of mercury in the
composition OF rubber and the lnjuri.
Gus effects consequent upon the intro
duction Of this dangerous metal into
the systems Of persons in a condition
OF health favOrlng its absorption have
induced many leading physicians to
condemn It's use and every observing
dentist TO look for something less OBJ
Jectionable, and the adoption of porce-
lain for entire sets is likely soon to be-
come universal. The teeth are more
than double the strength Of the best
teeth used tor rubber work, as the lar
ger proportion Of silex entering into
their composition gives greater
strength and renders degree of heat
necessary to Vitrify them that would
fuse the platihA pins In the former and
render them useEess.
This work Is not new thing, hav-
Ing been in use over seventeen years
under the old method, and it can be
said with confidence that set Of thcas
teeth will last lifetime.
Samples can be seen at the office OF
A. j. DOuds, sole manufacturer for
Stark county.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-16
fAe aEsERYE DEMOcRAGY.
TEE AKRON MEETING.
Tie Largest Ever Held on the Reserve.

/ The ruusiTg Democratic meeting at
J Akron ca Saturday last, To greet ana
! listen 10 Mr.. PcsuIsJOn, Is good aud
/ significant -,sH. 1t shows DSmucTa-
! cy - not dead" not even on the
Western Reserve. MT. Pendlcton
I said, We i9>s5l, Eur ySe could not bt.
( iar4r, jhag ii WAS ai, iargess meeting
80 lar IL the cnuipa, "a. Coed fur the
ites,,ve, good iur Summit, good for
Akron.
Several miles or procession, with
nuusrous brass and martial banGs,
Ia, flying and hickory bushes wav-
ing lfoIn wagons drawn by two TO
sNrIye horse with thousands Of earn
cst honest people, men and women,
boys and Girls, ali w0 learn showed
the most glorious mass meeting ever
held fl Akron.
NV PeudletOn's sueech was equal
to himself and equal TO the occasion.
An interruption or two was treated so
succ' ssfu'.y snd gcntlemsLIy that it
ali ceased, and ail listened with admi-
ration. Llr. McKinuey followed in
some excellent rennrks.
The leaders of the mob party at Ak
ron had their rowdies all on hand,
evidently with the design of breaking
up the meeting. Their roughs and
scallawags. negroes and white were
Oh hand, lining tho streets with the
"wide-Awake uniform on They at
tempted to pull down the flags AID
hickory bushes, and insuIted the
wo'uen by usiag obscene language
The crowd Of Democrats soon became
80 immense that the cowardly hounds
slui K INTO quiet ard deceucy for
tune. After the crowd had gone to
the meeting the radical rOughs made
repeated assaults upon Democrats
and grOssly iusuIted their wives and
daughters. This is fine treatment for
Akronites to give to the farmers who
built up their town by doing their
business there,
After the most of the crowd had
gone several huuhred OF their "boys
and niggers i'll blue" assaulted a crowd !
Of Democrats. The lIt@r rallied and !
defeadcd themselves nnnfuliy and
inflicted proper punishment upon |
some Of thA scallawags. Hickory |
axe handles and cudgeis in many in !
stances came in contact with pigger
and woOily heads.
The mayor and police assisted by
very few citizens indeed finally quiet
sd The row, not till the Akron row
dies had got severe lesson and were |
quite willing to h III off, We believe
this IS the only instance in the state
Of a Democratic meeting being dis
turbed, and it Is u disgrace to the par
~ and the place. Were we in the
rs DIT OF doing business in such a
place we should certainly hereafter
ry and ilud another.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-16
Che STARK Uonutp ptmoerat.
MARRIAGES.

METZGER - MARTIN - On the
both uIt., at the residence of the bride,
by Rev. +. G.. KIor, Mr.. Adam Metz
ger and Miss Arty Martin ALI Of Stark
county.
QUINN-SNYDER-On The 10th
inst, by George Violand, ]. P, Mr..
John Quinn and Miss Frances Sny-
der.
WARTHLER-MOONSHOWER
On the 18th inst, by Rev. p. Her
bruck, Mr.. George Warshler and
Miss Mary MOOnshOwer.
YANT-JARRETT-On the 18th
inst, by Rev. A. Essick, Mr.. Chris
tian K. Yant and Miss Martha Jar
rett, both OF Paris township, Stark
county.
SGBARY-SCHMACHTENBERGER--
On the 50 inst, by Rev. P. Herbruck, Mr.
Jacob SehaFy end Miss Margaret Schmach
! tenbergeF.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-16
NEW YORK.
Governor Seymour at Albany.

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. 9 Ex-Governor
Seymour arrived here in the $50
train, on his way to Saratoga, where
he is engaged TO deliver an address be-
fore the Saratoga Agricultural Society
tomorrow. His arrival was known
but to few in the city, but upon land
Ing at the depot he Was recognized. A
Sarenade WAS resolved upon, q nation
al salute Was fired and at half past ten
O'Clock the Young Mems Democratic
A5so ,iat;on, with a band OF music, ap-
peart d IN front Of the DelaYan House
and called for Governor Seymour.
He appeared in response to the call
anu briefly addressed the crowd. He
thanked them for the unexpected de
mOnstration, which seemed to him
like welcome home. He said he had
received from all sections OF the cOun-
Try the II Ost earnest assurances of sue
ctSs in the present canvass, Nearly
four years had passed since the war
clrs d and yet the Union Was not re-
stored and the national debt WAS in
creasing. The question was whether
policy could not be adopted that
would give peace and tranquility to
the country.
4 He was frequently interrupted with
cheers and upon retiring was loudly
applauded. He leaves for Saratoga on
the 7:lO train tomorrow morning.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-16
TERRIFIC EARTHQUAKE IN SOUTH
AMERICA.
1000 LIVES s Los T
$500, 600, 900 Property Destroyed
pxsgRUcriox OF AMERICAN AND oRAAA
SHIPPING
Nsw Yong. September II, 1868.

NEW YoRK, SeptesnbOr u, 1868.
The Guiding Star, from AsPsD%'Sh,
brfn0s the following intelligence
| On the 18th ult. terrible earth
uheke visited The cities along the
coast 0s Peru and Ecuador. whereby
~. eco lives we're lost, and proper
ty valued at &39e, COO, 900 was destroyed
A rumbling sound pEeceded the
earthqnske, and the Eea wss 4errjDiY
lated and fiCnded the land for
great q, stance.
Arequipa,, city of $1,000 inhabit-
ants, passed aN, 'ay, Scarcely veStige
being left. There were only four
hundred lives lost here.
africa, town of 25.OO0 inhabitants,
was nlso destroyed, leaving not sim
gle house standing. Five hundred
perished.
The tidal wave was forty feet high,
and rolled with terrific roar on the
shore, carrying ships further on land
than was ever before known. The
United States store-shiP Fredonia was
capsized and all on board were lost
The Fredonia had q, 800, 600 worth of
naval stores on board. The vessel was
rolled over and smashed to atoms.
The United States steamer Wateree
WAS carried half mile inland, and
left high and dry. Only one sailor
WAS drowned. Owing Ito the great |
distance she can never get afloat again.
The Peruvian corvette American
was also carried ashore. Thirty-three
persons were drowned from her.
The American merchantmen Rosa |
River, the English ship Chancellor,
and the French bark Edwards, were
also lost.
Towns Iquique, Moquega, Lerum-
ba and Pisaqua were all utterly de-
Over 500 perished at Iquique.
Numerous other towns are given
which also suffered terribly some al
most entirely disappearing. The
chimcha islands also suffered from q
the earthquake and the til
lal wave.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-16

MELoDEoNs & ORGANs.-DeubIe6 &
Bro, jewellers, OF our city are dealing
largely in Meiodeons and Organs
The following recommendation is
from Prot. NJ. Boulard, Director Of the
world renowned company Of Vocal
lists known az the "AlleRhanians," I"
dated New York, March 5th, 1865.
"in conclusion 1 would say that
have had one of your Portable melo.
deons, In constant use nearly thirteen
years. Ii has been transported TO
California, AusIraIia, CHINA, the Sand
Wich Islands, and many of the prin-
cipai POlynt sian Islands, in the South
Pacific Ocean, also throughout South
America and the West Indies, besides
being in regular use at ali our con-
Certs in the United States. During
the whole time the instrument itself
has needed no repairs and notWith.
standing the many hard knocks in
cientdal to transportation 4 the great
variety Of climates to which it has
necessarily been subjected, it's tone
has continued excellent, and is now
in aS good tone 81 when first purchas-
ed. J. NJ. 3OULARD.
These instruments are cheaper than
Pianos, but make excellent music as
any one may see by calling at Messrs.
Doubles establishment.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-16
BERNHARD & Co,

Have removed and opered In tho nov
Room ia George b Haas's Building. on.
poslte B:echele's Wholesale Grocery store.
With c"Lnp!etz assortment of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-16

A SMELLING COMMITTEE. -Siessrs. II. s.
Martin and w. II. Wysnt of our city, a
short time since paid An official visit to the
defunct distillery and premises of Sol. N.
Bfiller, seven miles north of Canton. With
Mr.. Miller's help, they made thorough
search, smelling vigorously, but found no
whisky. We hope our U. s. friends will
NOT forget to charge the trip search, SMELL
ing, ISc., to Uncle Sam. II viii make =
small part of the tive hundred millions more
This smelling, spying business ought to pay
well, and if reports be true. it does.
Put the Democracy in power and we will
soea dispense with all these raids. The
whole system must be abolished. It engen-
ders the meanest of all characters, spies and
pimps. Under such state of things citizens
are not free and Independent. Let US vote
out the Radicals and their progeny Of evil
things. Send the whole scheme to the other
side OF the ocean, where they came from.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-16
IFor III. stare County D-nocratI
SETMCUR AND BLAlR.
HOCEaIAx IN ALO.
A ROUSING MEETING.
BUrEALo, Sept 9, 1858.

BUFFALO, Sept 8, 1865.
| home had her Cfcsar-the Republic
can ,.arty as It's ieaGe.. a mummy ;
| bu. I,sf ri.ehI fs4e i4enocratic and
Conssrva Jiy,- ciJiEsIs ~ Buffalo had
one ot the V,.-en,i s,liticai danIonstra-
tioUs eve 1eld al this part OF the
! Eu.,.i-a -y+.;a tnveE 25,UGO people
were in alten,isi. &c. Three thousand
OF The =. White 80, Is jH E''sa' paradeh
the streets, forming procession TWO
miies in length. Bra ~ Snu ma liSNi
music, NOTICES, bann, KS Aa's' hAst'
were scattered through ii. e column q!
convenient intervals. CaAnL US De'fnoN
forth their vocift rnus peals thunds~'
in token "tIae g-e.tJ fUrthcOnIi. Hg vic
tory. All - wiich Indicated to the
ReVoiutioni,ys LtrGSbCuGs the p-res
ence of the .ivelicst corpse ever se> IN
by them. The ~. James Hall (the'
largest in thu city, was ti.ied To its ut I
most Capaci y, where The Hon. John |
L. Hoffman, the next Governor Of the |
Empire S,i.le, addressed the Democra-
cy IN an eloquent and soul-sjirring |
speech of two hours length. The |
streets in the vicinity were impassa-
bic, being Perfectly packed with hu-
man beings. Open ir speeches were |
made from .nree stands in the streets
The enthusiasm WAS immense. At IL
O'Clock tia sturdy Hickorie5 COM
menced 10 dIsperse, with cheer upon
cheer for the patriot, statesman and
workingnan's friend, HOratiO Sey-
mour, and ,he gallant soldier who
stands by The Union he fought to pre-
serve, Frank p. Blair.
Set New York down Tor 100000
Democratic majority.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-16

GRAND VOCAL CoNCERTl - A
Grand Vocal Concert will re given
IN schaeter's Opera House, on Friday
and Saturday evenings, Sept. 18th
and 18th, for the Senefit Of Prof. n.
Scherer and Miss Kate Malllne.
The pieces performed will be selec-
tions from Hayden's celebrated Ora
torio, the Creation; from Verdrs
Grand Opera II Trovatore; ROsin's
Stabat Mater, and q number of other
classic compositions consisting of
choruses, quintettes, quartettes, trios,
Duets and solos.
We trust our citizens will attend
these Grand Concerts. The perform
ers are our own citizens, aud are pos
sessed Of highly cultivated and first
class voices. Let them have rousing
Houses, for they are every way
worthy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-16

N NEW FURNITURE ROOMS!
East Tuscarawas ST., Canton, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-16

Il NEW furniture store has just been
opened on the corner east Of the Rex
block, on East Tuscarawas street, by
Messrs. AicCreal & Keith. They
have an ext, nsive and choice stock OF
bureaus, sofas, bedsteads, chairs, &C.,
&c. Let ali who contemplate purcha-
sing furniture give our friends Mere
al & Keith cali They are worthy
gentlemen, - ali VIII find who call
upon them. We are using in our Of
fee one of thei- split t-bottomed chairs,
Of which they have large supply.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-16

ACHERs, ATTENTION The citizens
|furd full accommodations 10 all lady
rs who attend lhe Institute to be held
ISsllon during the week commencing
iOnday, Sept. Il. lie, all lige teach
ON hand promptly, with arrangements
the whole week TO the good work.
White, Harvey and Morris will he
aud contribute 20 make the exercises
ing and prof.abl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-16

KILLED BI INDIANS. From private let,
ter received by William Starr, of this place,
We learn of the death of Isaac Burbeck, for
merly citizen of New Lisbon. He left
Junction City, Kansas, on the 25th of July,
with an OK train. bound for Fort Wallace,
for the purpose Of chOpping cord wood, and
on the 10Th of August he, together with two
other men belonging to the same train, was
killed by the Indians. He WAS temporarily
buried where he was killed, but was subse
quently removed to the cemetery at Fort
Wallace, KAnsas-BtIckeys State.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-16
COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK MONEY BfARKET

NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
GOLD-CIosed weak. Opened at I444,
closed at l44I bid, 144t asked.
NEW YORK 5fARKET-6ept. Z.
COTTON-Dull and heavy and shade
lower 29a294c.
FLOUR-Irregular and unsettled.
WHEAT-Closed quiet. Very firm for
spring and very heavy for all other kinds.
RYE-Dull at 81 4Os1 45.
OATS-Duu and heavy. New Western,
at railroad depot, soc; 7Oa71c afoat
CORN Steady; 81 16sl 20 for un-
sound and 81 2ls1 81 for sound new mixed
Western
PORK Very firm. Aess-Sellers at
S29 20 and buyers at $29 so cash
BEEF-Steady and a moderate demand.
CUT hIEATS-Quiet and steady.
BACON-Light supply and market firm.
LARD Firm; 2O4s2Osc for fair to
prime steam.
EGGS-Stesdy at 25a26c.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-16

The propeller HypOcampus, bound
from Benton Harbor, Michigan, to
Chicago, was lost in Lake Michigan in
the gale of the 9th, with all Oh board.
There were 35 passengers and 80 of
crew. She was heavily loaded, with
5000 baskets Of peaches and other
freight. Ii is supposed she was cap
sized. The wreck was found about
twenty Rfiles ffom st. Joseph, only
some seven mikes nom land.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-16
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.

Warranted to remove all desire for To-
bacuo. This great remedy is an excellent
appetizer It purifieE the blood, invigor-
ates the system possesses great nourish-
ing and strengthening power. enables the
stomach to digest tho heartiest food,
makeE sleep refreshing, and establishes 5
robust health. Smokers and chewerB for
sixty years cured. Price, Fifty Cents per
box, post free. A treatise OF the injuri-
Gus effects of Tobacco, with lists OF refer
ances, testimonials, &C., sent free. Agents
wanted. Address DIR. T. r. ABBOTT,
Jersey City, n. ]. sspt2m3
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-16
Horrible Murder in Cincinnati.

CINCINSATI, Sept. IA disturb
anee occurred this afternoon between
John Thompson and John Kember
Thompson snatched a Ted-hoU iron
rod, six feet long, and ran it through
kember's body, killing him instantly.
Thompson has been arrested.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-16
Remember that
General Thorn a S
Ewing will address
the Mass Meeting
at Canton, Friday,
October Cd.

ONE day last week the Canton off,
cisls made a requisiti0n upon our
town for pan by the name of Johns,
who, although long suspected, has
never before been arrest ed with fair
prospect of conviction. He is charged
with stealing produce. We trust he
has gone to stay until reformed.-AE-
1erpd Commercial
II he stays" there will be one
Radical vote less in My nervy. Was
joins not one OF the "loil'' that moi
bed Democrats? rr..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-16

AIT T e n T I o N!
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-16

DIR. CARVER, of Canton, not to be
outdODe in generosity. offers togive to
the township In Stark county that
makes the largest Republican gain
over the vote Of last fall a splendid
flag, that was carried during the cam
paign of 1910 and which has been
carefully preserved since that time.
So says the Repository.
Who il this generous DR.. Carver,
of Canton" thst offers this 1910 tipg ?
Where 10 the world has 30 great q
man, with such generosity, been hid
ing his light q?
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-16

}EArH OF JANIS II. WnsoN On
I-s,ey. .2d INST, James II. Wilson, for 8
|ber ~ years editor of the Bt.cheyc
New Lisbon, died at the residence Of
mother, near the town. For soms
hs he failed rapidly, his disease, con-
zion, bearing h!m down daily.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-16

When all those desiring meals can have
them at all hours, and only pay what they
GALL for. Having Geen Foreman of one OF
the first establishments of the kind for
sig years in Cincinnati. he feels confident
TO please the tastes and Palates of the
most fastidious. OyterS will be serv4
up in any form they can be had In New
York. He Is also ready to prepare cakes,
viands, &c, for parties. and arrage the
tsblsS if desired at reasons bIS prices
Day BoSrdSrs can be furnished with first
class board, and pay only for whist they
ord r.
Sept. 9, It. BENJAMIN GEISEL,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-16

LOUISVILLE FAIR.-A grand Fair
will come off at Louisville on Wednes-
day, Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
September 30, oct. 1st. End and 3d, for
the benefit OF the magnificent new
brick school house being erected by
Rev. Louis Ho6er. Let there be a
good attendance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-16

FOURTH WARD SEYMOUR AND BLAIR
CLuB.-The club met on Tuesday evening
and the meeting was largely attended. The
best spirit was manifested and everything
looks lovely and the goose hangs high in the
Fourth ward.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-16
7 EGAL NOTICE.

Robert Powlin, Samuel BoWlin, James
B6wlin, Andrew BoWIin. and--
Bowlin will take notice that on the 7th day
OF September, 1868, Philip Seesdorf filed
his petition in the Court OF Common Pleas
within and for the county of Stark, and
state OF Ohio, alleging that under q verbal
contract with Lennon BOWlin, then In
full life, but since deceased, he. the said
Sees1orf. between October End, 1876, and
December End. 1866, performed labor to
the value OF S51,75, in and about the re-
pairing Of \ dwelling house standing upon
the following described premises Of said
LemmOni iBoWlin. to-Wit Situate in said
county OF Stark, and being part of the
North east quarter OF section Z, in town
ship IL, OF Range 3, bounded as follows
Beginning 90 feet south from the southwest
corner of Frederick Weimer's lot; thence
east 100 feet! thence south II feet; thence
west 100 feet; thence north 120 feet, to the
place Of beginning; containing half an
acre OF ground. That he, said SeeSdorf
within four months from the time OF per-
forming said labor made out An account
thereof under oath, and caused the same
to be recorded in the Recorders Once OF
said County, whereby he became entitled
U 4 lien upon said promises for the pays
ment of said sum OF money. That said
money Is due. and wholly unpaid. That
one John Borland claims to have a morris
gage lien upon said premises, Hntecedent
to said Seesdnrfs said lieni but the
Smount due upon RAid mortgage. If any
thing, said Seesdorf does not know. That
aaid Lennon Bowlin died, leaving two
persons claiming to be his wido w name
ly: Isabella Bowliu aDd the said --
Bow lin (whose surname Ia unknown to
said SeesdOrD and Margaret Funk, inter
with Nicholas Funk, Robert
Bowlin, Samuel Bowlin, James R0Wliu
and andrew BOYlip his heirs atlaw.
ina prayer ofssaId petition IL ( the sale
OF the aforesaid premises too pay tns
due said Seesdorf, to-WiT: ISL, rs.
with interest from December 2, 1866, and
for other proper relief
Said defendants are required to answer
said petition on or before the 7sh day OF
November, 1868.
Sept. 8, w6 GEO. w, RAFF,
ATTY for Pl'H.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-16

STARK Co. TkAcuxRs' ISsTITUTB The
annual Teachers Institute Of Stark County
viii commence on Monday, Seps. 2lsL at
. O'Clock A. NJ. and continue one week.
As determined by the Teachers Association,
this years Institute viii be held at Aiassilon.
Some OF the best Institute instructors in
the State have been invited and viii; be pres
ent to conduct the exercises. Let the Teach
ers of stark County turn out EN- MAssE, and
give rs the mos; successful Institute ever
hel in this County.
The monthly Examination OF Teachers
viii be held in M3ssilon instead of Canton,
for the month OF September, on Saturday,
Sept. 26th, at the Union School. The Au-
gust Examination as usual, in Canton.
DAS'L W oRIEY.
Prcs't. Teachers Ass IL Board of Exam
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-16

.UP.-John McSarley was sent
the jug by Esq. Warner, Of
IN on Moaday last, Ola Il charge
b larveny-steaIing clothing
bey from William Kenney, Of
waship. McSurley Says he
i. Clair county, Illinois. He
yelling homeward, and is
years old.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-16

'''l',"y made her "a grave too ,I,a aud damp
Fgr a suul 50 Enle.y and trus, -"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-16
Gold L. running OF Ia

Ex-President Pierce Is somewhat
better. .'.E
General James Shields Is Democrat.
ic candidate FOR Congress in the Inde-
Pendence district, Missouri.
The North Ohio NJ. E. Conference Is
In session at Wooster.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-16

TIE Stark County Medical Society will
hold its next regular quarterly session Al
Louisville on Thursday, Sept. "a, inst. Ad-
dress by DR.. johnson, of Alliance. Essay
ist DIR. Lyon, of MassillOn- Subject for
discussion, .KeLrikEs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-16
SHERIFF'S SALES.
CHERIFF'S SALE.

Geo. w. Henshaw VS.. William J. Nelson.
By virtue of Il fl. fa. issued from the
court OF common pleas of Stsrk county,
Ohio. and to me directed 1 Will offer for
sale by public Outcry at the mill, three
miles north OF the city OF Canton, known
as NELSON'S Mill,' on
Saturday, the 18th day Of August, '6s,
the following described personal properly
TO wit One bay mare and one bay horse.
Sale at 10 o. clock a: m. Terms, cash.
r. a DUNBAR, Sheriff.
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