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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-01
Serfberun9smeien.

Cine tuiatise Gntideibuns in eineua gsrIdes
runesfale 1T pom 8untss- d rittssrt9t erlai-
feu worben.
lie @iuneibeif geriderunesseeQi9aft war
mad ttn @sIeben bss @taates Sainpis ais
Corporation orsaniErt, unb xabu, aud tn bic
fem Staate sablreite gerTherunssr aut inoen1
lie Don ben 8criiGerten pr6mieu : Noten als
3abluns ennabm. 'Na@ber faQirte bic @etQ'
1daft, uno tpurte bur& bic. Il. g. Difritt
Court fir Sen nOreliden Giitrift pom Saiasis
ben, Banterott- Gerfabren unterporftn.
Wdbrenb bes lesteu 5erbRes unb in bieiem
@iuter purSen iiter %sierbunstrt yross6s teira
8anbesseri&ts bieies Giartets anbausis &C.
madt fur oas gouectiren Der bstrsFsaben No<
ten, urp ilno tiefs Yross6e nunmtbr i'm
Ganse.
Son @site bss Gertlastsn rurte in etneu,
bisier Sale Der Natras esasat, tealelben gu
entlaNsn, aus benz @runes, neil bas @sri9t
nitt competent lst. In Der Sa@e 81 entideibsn,
Gem berartiss 8lasen enttpeeer Dor Der Cir
Gu, 1ourt BET Ser. .Staatsn in benz Diariee,
no Der S&ulbner isinen WcbnFs bat, oeer rrr
BEN Staatsseri&te ssltsnb semadt perben milf
ma1en. Das @eri&t iprad ia fir biele Ma-
F&t avs, ano bic in sie(sm Sale aufeefeate
@esel fabet in alien anberen GaQeu anweu>
hung.
Die prattii&s Golss bisiss Gntidsibes, spel-
den 8idter Rslion an 10. Gebruar erla0.u
bat, oeRsbt fir iol&e gsrFdsrte, bic an BIZ
@inneftsit &ompasnis fir. ben Besraa ibres
w~rdmisnaabluns Notsn ausseReat babea. su'
nadia BARN. bas ~bieielten 1olae 1asen ssr eer
5anb ni&t ~ bssableu brau9sm.
CUR tsRsren Orisntiruns berftlten fassa tpi'
nod bel, ba6 bic bis1se AesstatenFrma Gil
manu-, Glcusb uuo @tIee ben prs3se far ben
gstlasttn in BEN ansssstensn Gaae seiibr
bat; unb sa6 Dsatf&e bel ORA. @abe Hett
ksrsitmiatsss @eeSr nnb &atb inssa tsaasa.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-01

Sir Ron l.Irbeit in Stein
trbisi Or. pstsr @snslsr BON bier an br
Staais'5air bic critic uuo ein,is. Granite.
Wsr e'us loids 8eleQurs Gur @rab-Monu-
naents II. |. NJ 81 MAIDEN sereatt. pirb e. III
isinsra ScrtbeiIe Tuosn, usun CT eieieIbe icst
ma9t Ca sie ast.tHsnbs Irbsit pitrenb ees
Wiatsrs bsssussno tiaiser su leben tOmmt ais
CUR Somrsrejsit. Die gSerf1atte ces 6rn.
Measlsr it an @aitins,ca Straes sessnIssr
IitY 3aQ. 256
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-01

Sen. Gperts, pabrenb bic Seuatoren Rudbelei
unb geman bassssn protefirten. unb baeor
warnkn, saB benz Staate In alen Dingen bic
Gontrcle eisssrdumt tusroe, 70 bab bas eane
am Gnbs untsr bas Sod zines unsrtrasli@'n
Despctismus seratbe. Oenno1 murpe bic
esfuns nit q sseen ID @timnen bsf&Isden.
Die 8erlssans bss G~ountyGbes BON ee5usur
mad Cleveland in &c Sueur County mirb &C.
n~ebn1ist bod bat bas 8olt nod barber atsu-
fimnen.
Die pom @enat beidlulene 8etuttion Der
etaatstare ,purbe pom 9aus nit SO sesen 81
Stimnnsn ssrmorf.n.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-01

Rad I'D Setmlu& burd
arantbeit in iciner Gamilis it 81. Gran5 S&lid'
wie feline sablreiden Greunoe uns Sefanutea
nit 81euben scrnebmsn t'erbsn, pieperassim
5tanes, gang bersstsat aussussten. @ie S.
hermann Der i6uerseprufun Gamilie berslites
geileip fir ben eriittsueu @srlult erpies, ebenlo
aufri9tig 1T nun be Grsups utsr bic suaitaaaise
@isserberfeluns Der "ibriDen W;tslieeer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-01

Ole 6errsn @ebrabsr 3imm.
gde Der 10. unb 81. peter gtrabs in Ct. PAUL,
balten fs:s biz rsi9Rt Ausnabl spu
,@rpeerisa une vroutFpuen por.
rdttis. 8elospete =. aufmertiantsit pe.sieni
itr idGnsr gprratb ant IN. uns aasldnbilhen,
einssmadtsrs uttt 8strsdneten grldtu. Nou
belude ben stltmatuoa ausssfatteten Strre
UNI lid hapOu ~ ibsryueen.
"a Nu@ bic beien Gc.ten 8eins, 81.
ausure, Gisarren u. {. +. vebea Ten auasen ,u,
Bsrfusuas. pssi|s bldg, 9esienan5 irsun,
lid. ~. D.. go.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-01
@ &%&E@S6ikEii&{|5ka
NFurl873N

Der glumenfabrsr pirb pterteliltrlid ~pu5It.irt. 20
Gents fur Iumn,ern, seldes nitt bic 5d1i.e ser ln.
icten III. Dieieniten, tpeide Zen Yetra3 ppn Gins1a
Dollar fir samen sinisnS "A. tDnuea fir Is Gents r-ertb
ertra b.fslsn-ter fir tie HataIpss be;atlte preis
Die Saauar Summer lit ausseSsidnes,, entta!t cine
Wahe we,ttpc1er 8atbfd'dse fur SEN slunsn. aub 0e=
maie,N6ter. llebsr bunsert uuo ireisis se;ten. %flnitnn'
eert 3eidnurser ouf feines gapter sstrudt. cine epios
ron ater 200. coo in Gnelifd uns , utid %Beern6ten Gr'
~ernplaren inb ium &erienben parat. .'!.">t
4breffre: -
~. Games Sisf,
8pbeaer, 81. 9.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-01

Cas rsiufe uus lESeis Cob Qtper Oil
CSetertbran) in Der Msit III bas Don Da3arb
u. Gasueu. prdparir, an Neeresufsr aus
frildsu aussazdten eeberu BON &aswelL
9asars ". s O.. Msr ysrE Gs 1T a6'
fuIut &c IN unb ii6. patienten. ueI&e 70
elumGI Benointnen babeu. iiebtn 81 aQen anbern
prdparatru sor. ser;ie babe1 ibr urtbeA al.
aeasoen. bag IS tsHcr fei ais trseuo Elm anherer
Qchsrtbrlu i'm D,dIfte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-01

Sber.Sneenteur Garrel erbielt lsB>
ten Donnerfas BON Der 5ope engine @ompaa'
ME 70. 3 Elm l~lberaes Spra&robr gum St.
faente, bas ibm nit itli9sr Gsterlidfsit. an'
lpra9s &C. inn G~nsinsbaus iberr'i~t tpurte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-01

Die 0aden- NIB 0eiter 6 . nj =
p a q MI trGblte bel ibrer Sabresssriammluus
s. >. 9ubrien gum Seeretdr, was frabsr uber,
sangen tpurbe. =.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-01

Sebr billtse Gele IN Gamen.a!sir
uater &Oisnprei5 iiao au baten lei ..
SnserluQ u. Co., Eritte StroBe. nsten Der
65.67
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-01

Gatun g { BON, beifen @atun wereen
psrfauft III s Gents bic garb bel .. W. Singer
loI u. So. 65'67
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-01

ueber uS@ul3wans" lele man &C.
fGaist ba, Irtifel ~Ius Der WilbniB" auf Der
britten Seite.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-01

Das sploaten @ .ailenbaus 1T
@iaona nurss lsstsu Gam flag scn Sen Com
miitess 5sieer 5iuiu Der essislatsr tslu9t.
Ebsnfo bic critic Nsrmall5ule ta1eItl.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-01

Cir nfutrr g Gneeaur,, trs4te am
I Mitnpd absrntsl5 bic Sdrsdsa otS Minttss
in Grinnsruas. ~.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-01

Die Gill 3ur Mulaee oon Mb-
augs-Raualen 1T pom 8cuserreur unters
3eiGnst.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-01

kEh1Arprr ibuB Elm. 0a5 Eminent 1T
einfat zines Der Dsltounosr. Stumme SPHERE
lssen ibre Jreuee all ben Sag uuo ~Derfriip'
petite Menl9sr gcbra s~sreuist pieper tbren
Reg. S1, Is it vortre1lih.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-01
Ntc. Sures,
i3u %perfaufell.
3u perfaufen pber s,errcntem,

gDeacn rorae.attea Nt.ers tes Giaerttumsrs 1T in
Ridlunr Town, Hiee &r 1irrefrta, cine Gnrr, 81 YER
fdufen rpe- III ptrrentfn. Oie'slbc bolt 49, Nder rcren
uber 100 M1er unter Gultur has Itr'as lit eutss 9Steten
lamb unt lisat In isbr fr1htbarer unb 9elanper Veacns, .
Weiltn prn G~aribault, &,ee GO.
Seotnsunssn fttr tints. Gum Sent 'onn san1eN uas
GeIrdnn ge3seen perben uno aum Rdut aue @ttdtfs une
gieb. Ser pterte Ibeil pom Iduildriutns ri:c balr or
lanst. bas usbrise fans ldnasre Sci. 'tsten b eibsn. 9uts
gsbialihfeitsn unt outes 9saFer fno am Slass. 5ur
weiteres menne man HA an cen Gisenrsumsr.
Sos. Sauicr,
26I tdiefbf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-01

Irtifel bret bes Galsnmant atsS 1T MIDI
III iberiebsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-01

Ter @6lu6 Der etsislatur pirs
naafsn 5rsitag ben Z. b. IattFnesu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-01

!&insc: pei:1cn scst ibaes gitdsra
Gal.oria. IS resulirt Sen Gtagen, carirt Binb
1oiic anb ijreert natirli:tsu 5Giaf. "; 1T
Elm Snbtitat fir Gator Del. III.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-01

@eburten unb G~oteSfdlle tar1en
ia &amies Counts pGbreno bes Sabres 1872.
laut amtlidsm 8sridte, in fO!esnte, 3abl Dor !:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-01

.t6t ab9etolt soprcen ltnb.
Damsn.8rtefe.
SreienB pIueset Menes
Mars 'gtum Suian
&aIfer Minnie
g 2is,ie &clfer Mary
IT G0a Neib @afbarine
, Gar CONNER Gliiabetb
ri Sule @%otermann Gaa CIR
Yaultne Gdaier emma
0ott;e Stradbetu Gath
Sdimmel Musufs
1T Gbartes Wrs Gdmonet Musufe
, 2au-a S6uls Sopbia
4nna l1nterleiter sos NrS
Bertha q 0olfmeier Grnf Mrs
Muna West Saltus Wrs
Minue Meber @brifina
uliua Weber Bertha
5.rreu.Brtefe.
ntcr1 Milbbranbt @ilh
3: Nsuiabr 6ermann
sarl Ysters Gb,iitian
Carl Yitd,cr 6
Darib Hoebler Modm
Inn 81 q &eilcp 6
g &eip 5erU,ann
arbt 8 6 &sif Spispt
tiaer }obn 6 HNenbera
pbel Slid Ghaucr MusuR2
Wuauif &porncr NuguR
ter W,@ae! 9derfsnsers 1reb 2
NC Sheis George
Earl Shrrecer 5obann s
jrtebri1 @trebleiu 81
6 Sdweiser Saeob 9
ier @:org @eber SSaeob
,ann Strusel Srbn
Watbias @&miot SObn @b
ms Mlp,s @dmiot Sobana
SeiferIine Sacob
IN y Steiner Ratbias
5obn Shroeeer
oismunb S@ultsn
Sdummer peter
pale @ffe eyed Esimer
s g6tQer &siapl5
Der 5cnry Gprirger Us .
Saeub Sprten NiQiln
Gamer Mbraban
Ct Nueu1 Sbietamp cenrY 3
urf 6 j lluten Niflas 3
Gunrab gan Ter 2inee 6einr
Grant Walbmann Anton
Scbn @a1in Nnrrep
Rilian @crl 6ris
ben 2ouis 6sin WaQetn 3
FL Natbias Wasner Sotn
Menpt Qutpi3
Mater Ratbtas
Nusuftn @eYl Mtbal
Meiomanu peter 8
&barley Ntnlon Deter
2 Megerih Oscar
r Spbn Miler &obert
'urs g . young Siaac
+ Musul ysuns s
Gilbert gouna E U
trieb Vans 1bepppr
iHnict @eo zimmerman 9
Soiepb
8riefpurtc mad DeatfdIanb BON 1. z
an:
II 8remea uub pamburs 6 Gts., 3ettu
&c..
&nslanb 7eN., 3ettaneen 4 kts.
5. 4. @teeIod, Yoametasr.
n = 4~h>uSk kklA.. Rl.R.
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9 Z II . b { II.
Die SerlpDluu1.

Der .isr Saulcttsr gum yciten Der ct. auauftnus Stride
in Gcyinarpu bat am 5. Sseruar isatt5sfuncen anp srbt II
bx Wun,;ner iI2l Got l. 80 20li yet 2, Nc. 46Sj 2et g.
uae NJ. 1886 Yet l.. III
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@ie $500 Madden.

Raafs fir cine 8lcinia.eit Gin
gang niseerssbrodsnss pfere,
bas ieiner Sabmbsit ressn aus
gslpieIt Bat ; - furire Is nit
einfr cper 3ust GlaiGsn Gentaur
0inffmpnt nnn ifefa hfn 1trhfre
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Guittanaen.

seita yoriser Drummer taten fur ben
,Banterer". teSablt:
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Notal= Memtgfetten.
Mcmc %ptt:8pr!

Sufolae gerlesuns Der gof Office fnb Brisfs
3eitunsen &C.. BON isBt an 3u aereiFreu, wis
folst:
WANDERER,
L. b O.,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
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Deut@@e Briefzaife.

9t1e beutf6er 8riefe, bic Bis gun, 25.Tst.
B. s. nt1t ab9etplt spprben ltnb.
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Executors, Sale of Estate.

. OUhII5 2 bhVW ~ .
No. rs Fulton Street, New York.
For sale by all druggists. b-ly
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OLDFIELD-In Arenae township, Bay county,
Michigan, on the 18th inst, Of typhoid fever MIS-.
than Oldheld, aged near co years.
Mrs. OIdfsld was a woman of great excellence
Of character and leaves six sons and one daugh-
ter to lament her death and cherish and appre-
ciate her worth. Her oldest son is Marshal G.
W. Oldfeld Of our city. She lost her husband in
1sGO and thereafter, increased responsibilities
were thrown upon her. Her remains were bro't
to Canton for interment and the funeral took
place on Sunday afternoon from this n. K. Church
of which she had been a member Tor many
years.
T~HOMPSoN-At the family residence on Main
street, Massillon, on Saturday evening: the 18th
inst, ELIzABETH, wife of Hon. Joseph Thompson,
in the sixty-seventh year of her age.
Mrs. Thompson was a native OF lumbi
county, was married to Nr. Thompson in 1853,
and removed to Massillon in 1866. Mrs. Thomp-
son. by her great excellence of character, was
endearsd to a large circle Of relatives and
friends. Her remains were taken to New lis
bon for burial.
his residence near Massillou, OF
congestion Of the liver, on Saturday night, the
18th inst, Mr.. Gilberthorp Earl, in the sixty
second year Of his age.
Mr.. Earl was the last surviving son, residing in
this county, OF the late Gilberthorp Earl. Esq
one OF the early settlers of this, Ferry, township
The deceased was = native of Burlington, n j.
and was born on the Sd of July, 1878, cama to
this county with his parents in 1915 and has been
a resident Of the county ever since. By indus
try and frugality he had acquired = competence
as a farmer. He was a man of strict integrity Of
character and will be missed as parent, friend
and citizen.
MACHAMER-In HartVille, September End
Eta, daughter of Levi and Laura MRchamer
aged 3 months and Il days.
NIDICH-In HartVille, Sept. Sd, Sarah Nidieh
aged between eighty and ninety years
Both Of these we're buried with appropriate re-
ligisus services by Rev. !. II. Grethes.
HOSSLER-In Canton, on the 18th inst, Cath
arins, wife OF Joseph HOssler, aged about %
years.
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RsualARsotIOns

The frequency Of kidney adections, and the
many complaints arising hom disease or the
and InSestiEntion Of those difficulties, The Old
and the young, the high and the low, are az
lions; from The diabetes Of infApts 70 the goui
and gravel Of old age, th0 much exposed IA
bOrSr At his toll to the luxurious liver at his
From the very nature Of eur peculiar system
OF practice. We have, perhaps, had more expsri-
usually isiis 70 he los Of E1 PnassiaSnaE in the
same time. And it Is these AFFECTIONS more than
any other that an examination Of the urine q re.
quired in order to understand the true nature OF
the disease. All urinary difheulties de not arise
from gravel horde Al graEehy indications arise
fTom the eaeeiops q. the kiapeyE. aBd IL Is by
an e4AmiR4tlen q the Ngfae dteFs that these
And it is hy ths precise di4fnctisn Lbatwsen
she many ils belonging - these organs, which
we are enabled 70 make ~ this Examination that
The terrible sutferings, the Wrlthing ogonies,
the PainfGl difficulties, and the Tretehed sleep
lessness occasionod by Affections Of the kidneys
and urinary OrganA, make IL matter Of study to
the humane physician worthy Of the noble cause
| And he who would not pot forth his utmost
power fer the relief Of these terribly annoying
diseases, whereby 50 many quietly suffer IN eEo-
tTrsted III ths profss5ion-
May Delicate ladies have lived AlifO of suf
fsring fTOm aome Of theae diseases who might
have had years Of health had the complaint been
understood by their physician. .
/ We bslieEo that We have treated more patients
IAborinY under these dif6culties than any other
physicians in the State OF POnnsylVania west Of
the Allegheny mountains; and do not hesitate y
say that we have cured 3 greater per ceRtagei
by one-fourth, than has been done By any
l e!hera.' =
These facts can be verified from our records
We seldom fail 10 relieve cur patients OF thslT
suaetipEs in those diseases az once. From Gloss
attention and long and patient investigation. We
have learnedto know she precise nature of AL
these affections, knd have found cut exact 7 the
kind OF medicines to be used in each. Our rem
Sdies in these are adapted to each peculiar case
and will give relief At once Try them for yont-
seIyes. and verify the fact. Send 8 vial Of urine,
and we cAn.Send the necessary MEDICINE. O.
No. 1872 Grant street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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STARK COUNTY FAIR,
Sept. 93d. 24tB,,s95th &
96th. SO 900 to be dis
tribu ted as premiums.


Has never been known to faili IN the enrp %
weakness, attended With Symptoms, indisposE
ton to exertiOn. loss Of memory, dnhcult qf
breathing, general weakness, horror Of disease,
weak, nervous trembling, dreadful horror OF
death, night sweats, cold feet, weakness, dimness
OF vision, languor, universal lassitude OF the
muscular system, enormous apostle, with, dys-
peptie system, hot hands, flushing Of the body,
dryness OF the skin, panid countenaneo and
eruptions ON the face, purifying The blood, pain
in the back, heaViness Of the eye lids. frequent
" suffnsion and Ossof sight want II s~thehion,
eta. These symPtoms all arise from . WeAkness
and 70 remedy that use T. =. kankefs Bitter
Wine OF Iron. II never fails, ThOpsands are
now enjoying health Wha have. naed IL Get the
genuine, Sold only 8 eettles- Tak oSIy =.
Hsk for KunkeFs Bitter Wine Of Iron. TAis
truly valuable tonic has bean so thoroughly tosr
ted by all classes OF the community that II u now
deemed indisPonsah4G1 nu -naa4teans. II
costa but little. Pnrihss the blood and siyas tone
70 the stomach, TepoVates the system and pro-
nov only ask = trial OF tbis valuable tonic.
Price a poF bottle. =. F. KUNKES Sole Pro-
prietor, 10 25e North Ninth street. below Vane
ASK foE KnnEsrs Bitter wine of Iron, and take
Il sScld anly In 81 bottles, with APhotograPh
Of ths pEoPristOF Pr each FEspPeF' al Other Is
Kunkers Bitter Wine Of Iron. Il put Up only IN
one dsilar bsttles. and has q yellow wrapper,
photograph en- the wrapper Of each bottle; Al
ways look for the photograph on the ont1ids'
and Vol win aWaystbe sure o. the genuine artt-
cle. Sold In Cantbn By o. J. Geiger, J. Durpin,
Cool e Hawk, C.. \. Nye, W.B- FoyS D. y wye
april " VI
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council 25O
Il. W. Fir0stone, 1881 #. oak lumber...... 32264
d. H. HO1sSA, 1e,sO5 feet lumber.--..-...-..-.. 3l9 %
BOstell& Bart digging hole for south hay
.- I6O
joe. Trout, for removing sRme."--------.. 1440
On motion the stone crossing be put
down under the direction of the commit
tee on streets.
Council adjourned.
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uNHE undersigned Executors Of the estate OF
IL Gcufrey Roush deceased. late of Stark eoun-
", Ohio, Will offer for sale, At public auction, on
The l5h dag of October, 1878,
at 10 o'clock q. H., upon the premises situate In
the county and state aforesaid, TO wit:
Nc. /. Containing eighty acres more or less, in
GLIDING about 10 acres Of young timber land,
buildings first rate new barn and a good tao stO-
~ dwelling house, out-buildings good, wei sup
piled with well and spring water; the best kind u
wheat land under a hign state of cultivation, and
well fenced.
No. 2. Containing 40 acres including 4 acres of
timber land, adjoining tract No. l. House and
barn good, first rate orchard, well fenced, no
waste or inferior land on the whole tract, all
choice land
No. 8. Containing q acres including 3 acres of
timber, house ana harm, good well, good orchard,
we'll fenced, ali of the best land. (Adjoining tract
No ~
Mo- Containing so acres Of the best wheat
first rate orchard, we'll supplied with well and
spring water, we'll fenced.
No. 5. Containing 20 acres OF timber land one
mile northeast of McDonaldsvile.
No.6. Containing ~ acres chestnut timber
land in Green township Summit county, about
2 miles southeast OF Greensburg.
ANY of the above tracts will be sold At private
sale before the day OF sale should 4 purchaser be
found. -
Terms of equal annual payments
with interest payable annually the payments to
be secured by mortgage on the premises sold.
REUBEN HOLL, lE~.cors
JOHN b. ROUsH. Eot
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-09-18

LUTHERAN SYNoD.-The East Ohio
SYNOD efthe Evangelical Lutheran church
will open its annual meeting at Millers-
burgh, on Wednesday, evening, October
10th, at which time the S~ynodical SER
mon will be preached by Rev. ]. w.
Schwick, of Ashland. The Synod is com
posed of forty SIX charges, represented by
an equal number of ministers A num-
Der of representatives from other e~celesi-
astical bodies will be present. The SEES
sion will probably last a week n will be
an interesting occasion TO the members
and friends of the church in this locality.
Itmay be that the members of the church
cannot comfortably entertain all the
strangers that will be with US on this oc-
casion. and it is safe to say that citizens
generally, in the abundance of their ib-
crafty, will see that all are comfortably
provided for.-HoLnles Co. Farmer
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-09-18

SUMMIT Goa mprderous assault took
place at Montross which the Times thus
relates. On Thursday morning last, Mr..
VIM. c. Sackett, a prominent farmer and
cheese manufacturer of Copley, anne to
this city on business. lie has been con-
siderablv addicted to the use OF liquor and
when he started for home he was consid-
erably intoxicated, Instead of going di-
rectly home he drove by way of Montrose
and halted in front ofthe hotel there which
is kept by Carter Smith. Here he Was
not accommodated promptly enough to
suit his fancy, and when, in answer to loud
calls, Mrs. Smith appeared, 1t Is alleged
that be ~Insulted her grossly. She report
ed the iaot to her husband who went into
the bar-room where be fo9nd saekett,
An alteration ensued which was carried
on until Sackett had left the room and was
unhitching his horses. Smith had follow
ed him and at the h~itching-post Sackett
struck Smith with 3 knife, inficting two
severe wounds. gaokstt was 1T once
seized and bound by parties who had
heard the noise and come upon the scene.
Smiths wounds proved to be of an extern
sive but it Is thought net fatal character.
Saekett was brought to this city and on
the following day G~rFRigped before Mayor
Purdy on charge of YoundiHg WITH intent
to kill. After AN examination the defsn=
dant was required to give bail in the sum
of $4,000. n. ". Henry and d. G. Cam
field became his bondsmeR,-AEron zt7aes
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-09-18
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Thousands have already gone, and
thousands more are turning their syes to-
ward new homes in the fertile West To
those going to Missouri, Kansas, Nebras-
ka, Colorodo, Utah, Wyoming, Nevada,
Oregon or California, we recommend q
cheap, safe, quick and direct route, Via
st. Louis, oVersthe Missouri Pacific Rail
road, which runs ats fne Day Coaches and
Pullman Sleepers from .St7Louis to prin-
cipal points in the West, p0ahout Charge.
We believe that the Missouri Pacific Rail-
road has the best track and the finest and
safest equipment Of any line west of the
Mississippi; andits connections with roads
further West are prompt & reliable The
Texas connection Of this road Is now com
pleted, and passengers are offered a first
class, all rail route from ST. LOUIS to Texas,
MA Seda4iG, or over the Atlantic d Pacific
R. R., viG VIniLG. For maps, time tables,
information as to rates, routes, DC, We re-
fer our readers to S h. Thompson, Eastern
Passenger Agent. Columbus, Ohio, or E.
A. Ford. General Passenger Agent, 81.
Louis, No. Questions lOiH be eheeytaaty
and promptly drsVered. 81 1y
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