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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19
The Ashantae War.

The terms of peace with the King OF
Ashantee are: lu "og -l'
The King agrees to pay fifty thousand
ounces of Gold renounee all claim to Ad-
ansi and Assim, Denker, Akin and Was
saw, and will withdraw from Appolosa
and the points near the coast under the
protectorate of Great Britain engages to
keep the road fres through the Bush from
Coomassie to the Prah River, and promises
to protect commerce, to prevent human.
sacrifices and TO keep the peace forever. y
Three of the six kings King
Koffee have given in their submisslonto
the British. sLl Us fsdgaiissH l7l.
p The supremacy of the Ashantee throne
is considered at an end and the kingdom
hopelessly disrupted. II yilo-adi m1ll Isi.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19
Forairn News,

The Austrian Government will assume
a. strong attitude against the ultramon-
t&nes. ~ "rj IA 7
There is much suffering in Constantine
pie in consequence of a heavy snow-sterm.
The Carlists are very active in the
provinces of olot and GuipuzcOa.
The Governor OF Bilbao has informed
Marshal Serrano that he Will continue a
vigorous defence of that city
Heavy falls of snowain Scotland have
caused a total ~stoppagelof all trains n 1.-The
Caledoniah Railway, -sh '9a bl s saa
z The British Parliament has adjourned
until u 1S1h lns9' .IsWs1A IsI D.. t-
Allzpolitical disturbances in Japan are
SAID to have ceased. ldThe disturbances
were confined tolone provlnce!9n7l 8, aa
! LoNDoN, March I2.AThe Times to-day
a Mandatory obituary article on
the. late Charles Sumner. Referring to
disputes between England and the United
States, the Times says Mr.. Sumner was
not able to Judge us dispassionately, and
we, possibly have not understood all the.
influences which made him apparently un-
lust. 1t Is better to forget these differences
and remember the strong impulse for
good, which fret drew him from private
Life, to oppose that great National wrong,
and, which, IN spite Of his many
Weakness, remained his guiding aPfinci-
lple even TO the end .moot-~st-t1g
The Pope has Mrittsnito the Austrian
bishops urging them to use alktheir infn-
enoe4opreveht the passageO of the Ipropos-
ed ecclesiastical laws, GDoI ssh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19
, The Laauor Question in the Con. T. Con- Con

CINCINNATI, March lathe Hon9Ls
I'D. Campbell, of Butler, introduced IN the
Constitutional Convention to-day, to be
submitted to the separate vote of the peo-
pie at the election for approval ior. srejee.
ton of the Constitution the following
propositions: sls..8I.l syJi3e 9hI h5il
First: Intoxicating liquors shall Meth.
.er be manufactured nor sold in this
State. srr4ItL .4i.zr3 .t'uab.1'aoU"
Second intoxicating liquors may Only,
he manufactured or sold in the Stale in
quantities not less than one gallon on IL
cense granted in such manner and on. such
condition as the General Assembly may
provide by law. IL 3ti l9yo ,a}rrr radaf
THIRD: Intoxicationg liquors may be
sold in the State in Quantities less than
one gallon on Incense granted in such man
ner and on such conditions as the General
Assembly may provide by law u no o. bl
The proposition receiving the greatest
aggregate vote is To- be part of the Con-.
stitution. The propositions were, read
once and ordered printed od lrl4lzsi sal
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19
Perrs3onaais.

80 - @AA LH.eAaAA E.A.ah.. 4-.-A
Daniel Harvey who participated IN the
recent strike of the engineers ,onthe Pitts
,burgh,, Cincinnati q St. Louis Railway,
Friday pleaded guilty to putting a BOLT
Of iron on a frog at Pendlston to throw
trains off the track. 1gl sod olull.. s..
Christian Sharpe, the inventor of the
famous Sharpe rife, died suddenly at his
residence in Vefnen, Conn, Thursday
hight of hemorrkAge Of the lungs, at the
age of sixty-three years. He was anative
ofNew Jersey. Hsi1L -9sD on ii
The funeral of Hen. Charles, Sumner
was. performed Monday with The most I'M
posing ceremonies from FaRueil Hal, Bos-
ton, and in a msnnerIworthy the ilnstri-
GUS dead. wobsda odi na5i oval 5zJ.I il
-phe old mansion in Philadelphia in
which Benz West, the artist was born, was
burned Monday bD :fl'5A 7il LiuhJt'
The Nav York Tribune ina leading ed
itopal faNors Charles Francis. Adams az Q
successor TO Mr. Sumner The Boston
Advertiser also advocates the selection Of
Adams for the Senate. s.aodl b, .5~liiEaiis
Judge Brady, ofNew York has granted
The motion of the cohnseu of William N.
Tweed, to make the clerks brecord Of his
sentence eonfermto the1anguage of Judge
Davis, thus substituting county Jail for
lenltentiary. 4a- pa4 n1s 7di o. lIiH-
LONDON, March I5.-There was a grest
crowd of French people at Chisehurst to-
day to celebrate the 18th anniversary, of
the birth. of Prince Louis Napoleon.
Over six thousand cards of admission
were issued and those those TO French citizens
only, .l5y5 sztigo is.t,
HARR1sBURGH March l6-The Daup-
him county court has granted an order for
the release of George o. Evans, on enter
ing twenty-five thousand dollars bail,
for his appearance at the April term,
to take the benefit of the insolvent
act. 81.
LONDON, March 16.--The steamship
Laconia, from Alezandria for Algiers, with
two hundred and seventy-eight pilgrims
returning from Mecca, encountered a ter
rife gale in the Mediterranean. One
huge wave washed overheard one hundred
and seventeen Of the pilgrims. and all were
drowned. sG.r
The ~pall-bearers at the funeral of Charles
Sumner were Ex-Governor Clifford ex-
Governor Bullock, Ex-Governor Clafin,
Ex-Governor Washhnrp ex-C Chief Justice
Bigelow, N. p. Banks Robert c. Win
throp, Charles Francis Adams, John g.
Whittier and Ralph Waldo Emerson.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19

Some of the New Hampshire towns
show very significant results. Nashua
shows a democratic vote of 1896; and in
crease of 234 over last year. Dover shows
a Grant and Butler failing off of S96.
Concord shows a loss Of l03 Radical and
III Democratic votes. Portsmouth, where
there was such a Wholesale colonization"
in the navy yard, shows a Butler gain of
only 12S. Manchester, the chief toWuin
the State, shows a Democrats gain more
than four times as much as thai.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19

Mr.. JAYNE Is a very cool individual
somewhat like 9rantIhimSelE He saRbd
ted the other day he took $50Oe0 fFepa
Woodruff, Robinson & Co, when thsyyhAdl
been guilty of no fraud Whatever..a1Hs
mulctsd them simply, as a warning to
others. When asked why he took the
money he replied that he did so because
the law allowed it, and everybody took
what the law allowed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19

CHARLES SUNNxR. in the Senate closed
his eulogy upon Thad Stevens with these
words Politician, time-server aetand
aside; a hero statesman passes to his rsl1
ward" 1t is due to the memory of Mr..
Sumner to say that those words of eulogy
apply to himself. Mr.. Sumner, whatever
he Was was never a politician" .ooroa
"tme-server.| n-l4i4I g bnR ,I3dloaG I
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19
DITCH N0TIGE

NOTICE isJbsreby 8isen, thai petition Of
In George @. Witssman. of Lake tow nship, Stark
county, and others Of same township Stark Co.
Ohio also others Of POrtae0 aoouutv- Oiinrha
been 6ied "a this once and s4dIessed n
Ohio, pfayi6g fJptks IosstiSa bf84its6
Begiahiaa on The ecnaty FOad IeAdidE from
60 Mogadore road, on land Of VIM, Hunbert, in
Lake township, Up N E quar- section 81 Stark
county and Safheld WnshfptR ortage county,
and RAINING thence west about. CITY 1907 rods on
line OF Stark and Portage counties, thence south
I OTIS little West Of Seuth) through lands OYRed
by Mrs-GeCrge Hke, tefninatnE in q diteh on
lands owned by George Woodling.
Z The Engineer appointed by the Commission
iers Of Stark and Portage- oountieA having hled
his report Of surrey and view Of said ditch pro
posedJ togetqer with plst and prohle or same,
showing also such other things as are required
by section 2, Of the ditchlaW as amended MArch
rs, 1873, q. L.. vol. 20, page 81 suE
The Commissioners of said counties Of Stark
and Portage will pAeetat the house ~ D KAleE,
in Lake teEnships STARK ecu4tyt o.,R FeaheE
.dag, ApEl IA; ls34. fYaA thes w
ditch, if In their opinion the same is necessary
and and e Ss1 p fAs RqHPRPs Pssitha ePnYenienos
The following named parties are Interested in
the establishment Of said proposed atch, sYi4=
Portage county, Stark County, m.Mumert, Mrs.
George Wise, George Wedding, Samuel Young,
G.. @. Witsaman, j. Kahler- Ed A. LEE.
mario IA Auditor Stark Co, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19

The late town elections in New York
State for Supervisors has resulted inlargs
Democratic gains. The. Tribune sAgsao o
lin 1875, the Republican majorityim4l
counties was 240; in 1873 it was reduced
to 81. This year the Republicans and
Democrats have carried an equal number
of towns, but the combinsdOpposition has
a majority $780, These figures that,
since last year the oppositious hSGaiped'
120 towns, and 279since 1S72.~ SIE
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19

The four great names upon which the
Republican party was erected Seward,
Chase, Greeley and Samner, were born ia
the same decade, and died within tive
years of each other. They outlivsd ths
usefulness Of the party which hsyeressed
and sustained, and died estranged from the
leaders of the Radical Outgrowth which
supplanted 1.-two Of themlat least with
broken hearts. from the cont1meEy heapea
upon them by the creatures who came into
place and power and proceedsdt 20 rob them.
of their honors, and blast the fruits of
their labors-and this through the genius
and generosity Of the men whom they
bounded to their graves. and lover whose,
biers they exhaust their cheap and dis
gushing panegyrie. aAaassaM III on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19
FOR SALE.
Farm for Sale Adjoining
Canton.

.THE undersigned, as Executors of the last
L will and testament of John Reed, deceased,
offer FOR sale at private purchase, the well known
Reed farm, adjoining the city OF Canton, imme-
.diately north of the Fair Ground and fronting
on Lawrence Avenue. which runs from North
Market street past the North School House TO the
Louisville read.
Said farm contains 1I6 acres, abont1 10 acres of
which is good timber two frst-class orchards
good buildings with one Of the finest springs in
the county quite convenient the farm Is finely
watered in other respects as the east creek runs
through the east part.
Fhisvaluable farm offers one of the best op-
.portunities for any one wishin 10 invest. I5ft
so convenient 20 Canton it may be sold readily
for out lots or for building lots, or may be used
for gardening or dairy purposes. The quality Of
the land Is sf the very best about Canton. ID sa.
For further particulars and terms enquire of
the undersigned North East corner of Market
.. a W. REED,
SEP REED
Executors of the last will and testament Of John
7 Reed, deceased. febl2 Taft
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19
School Examination.

THE annual public examination of the pupils
d of canton Union School will be held next
week, as follows: -rtae A---t-
MeNDAY-Firs PrimOries in all the buildings,
and Second Primary in West Building.
TuEsDAY-Second and Third Primaries in all
the buildings.
WEDSHsDLT-Fourth Primaries in East and
West buildings, Secondaries in all buildings, and
the German school.
tTHVEsDA4-German school in West building.
Classes in the High School will be examined
each evening, commencing promptly at I O'Clock.
Parents and all others interested in the public
school work, are invited to attend.
DAN'E WORLEY, Supt.
Canton, March 10, '74wI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19
TESTIMONIALS.

That The public may net have to depend On my
owh- Alone, i insert 3 few o fthe many
teatimonials have received from others 70 whom
they are At .aberU - write Tor tnfornatfon:
Jknns NoazE, Montreal, Canada writes, IhaEe
been aHIcted with Dyspepsia for the last nine
ysars, AFTER using four bottles Of you Root Bit
tsfs / am rsst0fed 20 good health and can eat
anything / desire.
THoiIs sfEVBgg LogansPors, Ind writes. my
vile has been Afflicted with Heart Dis aae and
DYsPePsts Es1E Bi'ter' have eHeesed a COM
FRAzIEE's Root Bitters, this Scientific medical
pFepanatian has achieved a reputation unprece-
dentgd THERE'S ~shttOdueed an 4 Is without
without doubt the greatest discovery for Danish
ing disease ever orersa totes american people.
er and Healer, il braces up and sup lies tine vital
forces, feeds wasted system aud enablea na-
tnre to regain her fOothOld-CGeVetaHd Daily
fsSfut7sfH uRiia1L LmL nE9i13hTk 10
Said by druggists and madeline dealers every
VFf,Sre W. b Foye, wholesale and retail AGENT
Canton. Ask your druggist for krazier,s Root
Bites ahd taxa ne s9bftitrts. marc T4mS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19

TIE distinguished men who took part
in the political affairs Of Is5O-5i were Clay,
Webster, Calhoun. CAss, Buchanan Dong
las. Benton. Fillmore, Seward. Chase. Sums'
ner, Clayton, Oorwin, Bell, Everett and
Dickinson y ul.2sa ~ y nu- ,.3HAeH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19

Shall we initiate and burst p sneeringly
asks the learned gentleman from the East.
Shall we contract and COLLAPSED indignRnt@
ly responds the learned gentleman from
the West. =,
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For saIe.-61tx IPropeFtx.

Corner PepLOr& sA 81, near POacJRce, =
TWO whole lots, two large STORY brick dwell
Il ling houses brick shop 40 Z co feet, q stories
aad -adapted
for any manufacturing business barn, well, cis-
to suit purchasers, and win be sold low and on
good terms. Possession giYen-any time.
qoh2 gHiB0dG 5sWEa1RfaR.F wsW
Executors of Gee. Rank, deceased.
feb0s 74w5 t--lAF A4IL1
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19

10. oEul- 9NJ-GI XIII -TIIlQ- lLIlbf1L ed
The NeyNHappshlre result carries
AlarmGOstheR r. publicanJcampo3 We could
give columns Of comment but only make
room ettos tive. or three, ell pr@ - L,yl-12:1
The Republicans mast throw off the
political vampiresnow-gorgsd with plum
Her- and .SopsiGp, them to their msrited7
destiny, IN order to regain their former
Strong posftioa In u the c0untryWBoston
HrdDseS5pt fRep.tii 3HSfa'F h'7a eAa iai'
AState which has only elected three
Democtatie GoYerporsin twenty years, and
which gave Grant nearly 5000 majority
in1872, is addict to The, list of permanently
Democrat;c States and another nail is
driven, in, the coffin Of the Republican
partyLMclaelnnati 5ESlqaysr (Demt}
I ,tTheRepubhcan organ at Concord tells
the truth when it says only want of COM
fdencei in the Democratic party prevented
an overwhelming RepublicaHadefeat. The
Democratic corpse in the roads the great
lest obstruction to the funeral procession
of the Republican party.-BOSton Herald
i(Lnd) 3ai ofu 3aho 41lA
The remarkable" speech of Mr.. Dawes,
garbled where it was necessary to suit
their purposes, has been scattered broad
cast over the State by the Democratic
leaders, and we presume it has had an in
huence among those who have not learned
that its misstatements have been exposed
by other Congressmen.-Boston Traveller
(BanLeT.) '.7 'y5
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19

TIE remains of the late Senator Sumner
were removed on Friday to the Senate
Chamber. where brief services were held,
and thence taken to Boston via Baltimore
Philadelphia and New York. vjsrshw saW
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19
NEW HAMPsH1RE ELEor1oN.

The Democracy have won a sweeping
triumph in New Hampshire, lacking moth
ing in its completeness. Last year there
was a majority of $500 against them in
the popular vote. They have reduced that
to some 500, and defeated an election of
Governor. Last year the Republicans
carried nine of the twelve Senatorial dis
tricts, and had a plurality in another; now
they are defeated in eight of them. Last
ysArthsy had about fifty of a majority in
the popular branch of the Legislature; now
the Democrats have from ten to fifteen
majority In q word, last year the Re
pdblicans had full control of the State
Government; now the Democrats nave the
like unlimited power Having "a work
ing majority" in the House, our friends
winfelect their GoYernor and ffA the va
~oa4ncies in the Councils and Senate so as to
bring all branches into Democratic accord.
ThiA result is gratifying in ITSELF but more
50 from themaaner in which it was pro-
dpeed and the causes that contributed to
III AZ 70 The former, It is enough to say
tHati 1T was done very quietly; it was the
spontaneous action ofthe p~eople-the re-
suit of that h'sober second thought which
is seldom wrong and always effective, and
which, it is To- bsghePsd. will prompt like
I'm other States vino ban bue ,stir7m DO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19

HON ]. ]. Faran Of Cincinnati declines
to serve as one Of the Centennial Cons
missioners and Governor Allen has app
pointed Col. G. w. ,MoCook inlhlE placsv
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19
Notice to sportsmen.

IN HE undersigned farmer 81 Nimishilent town
i ship. Stark eOuatYiO, hereby poticos and for
bid an persons inOtto trespass Oa my premises
by shooting huntingg or tfappinR AuyA gaHes or
birds Of any kind or gathering nuts befres or
fruits OF any kind from and aherfhis date. Per
sons not needing this notice will be dealt with
iaecordfnp To law f.4.F rag"HL @HaF".N al EEnsf
- eA7e PRANK MENEGAF.1s
louisville, o. Feb9s 'T4W4s .-saTi4lF
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19

No U. s. Senator is to be elected in New
Hampshire this year. Mr.. Cragin's term
will expire March 4, 1877. oir ,uers
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19

Mcsr or all the State Legislatures il
session have shown proper respect to the
late dead-SUMEER and FILLMORE, ~ :
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19

The Cincinnati papers say the whisky
crusade Is affecting tbs business there
materially. b
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19

The N. Y. EVsnlag Posi- says that the
liquor dranktin this country annually costs
$i,4S7, 100000 while only $865,000.000 is
spent for food an6 clothing. A fearful
moral can be drawn from these figures.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Bridge Notice.
AUDIToR's OFFICE, STARK Co o
March 10 1874

March 10, 1874.
CEALED Proposals will be received at this Of
- fee until Tuesday, April It'll, for building Iron
Side walk to Massillon Main street bridge ION
each side of said bridget with hand ratings.
Proposals to be for 8 and s teet track, as the
Commissioners are not yet decided as to the
width to adopt. .aL -rE ".. .E .
By order OF County Commissioners,
aare.- HG. ED. A. LEE, s-
imarl9 'I4W4 County Auditor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19

NEW HAMPs4tRE booms along the first
grand triumph for 1874. It is a triumph
ogsE therWrongs and lnlquitieS Of the Grant
Administration. It IS goodioA !-'.aai
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19

WE learn that in Salem, where, by or
dinance, saloons are banished, the drug
stores are doing a splendid medicinal bu-
siness. aiu-
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Ex-PREsrDENr FILLMoRE was buried
Thursday in Forrest Lawn Cemetery, Buff
falo, N. Y.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19

OHIO will send a delegation of ladies to
President Grant.-DsmoeTdtie Erchqnge.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19

MoapAY last. March 18th. was st. Pat
rickis day and was celebrated in many
Ohio towns where Erin's sons do largely
gohvreoate sIois sp1b ~baisGhneo Tiia-1sr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19

The Temperance Crusade reduced the
internal revenue receipts in eleven districts
Of this State $350,000 for the month of
February. The Crusaders are absolutely
disloyal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19

A. McGREGoR 4 SoH-Please announces Louis
sehaefer as a candidate. for Councilman u ne
3rd Ward. .. .t..r.t-- 80. -. maE19 td@
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INSURANCE AGENCY.
CLARK s WYANFST n
INSURANCE. AGENCY,
CANTON, OHIO.

Certificate OF compliance for publication. To
be published at least once a year in every coun-
ty where there is an Agent.
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STATE OF OHIO,
Insurance Department,
Columbus. January %, 1874.
Whereas, The
FL OINA5H

INSURANCE COMPANY,
Located at New York in the State or New,
York, has filed in this once sworn Statement
by the proper officers thereof showing is eondi,
don and business, and has complied in all re-
spects, with the laws of this State, relating TO
Fire Insurance. CompaniesI n6orR0rated 81 10Th
or States OF the Unked States. AZ L0L0
Now, Therefore, In pursuance OF law, I, VIII
liam +. Church, Superintendent Of Insurance OF
the STATE of Ohio, do hereby certify, that said
company is authorized 70 transact its oPproPri-
ats business of Fire Insurance in this State, in
with law, during the current year.
The cOnditiop and business Of said Company at
the date Of such statement December 81 lS7slis
shown rs follows:
Amount Of actHai paid up eapitl<--&S2,50o.OO6 10000
Aggregate amount of available assets. 4,s62,6676 5
Aggregate amount Of Liabilities, lex
cept capital including re-insurznce-311 lis 100 30
Amount of Income for the presiding
year IN ydo4 Dos %
Amount Of ExpenditUres- for. the pre- =,
ceding yearin cash..--A.AlA.A--..2,S75 ,9SSTs
In Witness Whereof I have hsreunto subscribed
my name, and caused the seal OF my ofhee 10
be afhxed. theeday and year uripten-Ga
w. f. CHURCH,
- Superintendent.
CLARK & WYATT Agents at Canton o.
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THURSDAY --~--MARoH 10


IT IS not yet known who will be the
successor of Senator Sumner.
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.3IIHWC III OF 83li0M
Tao .af a Il. Il. JONES. I'd fy
Attorney aud Counsellor at Law, cOmmsEeiaI
Block, Canton, Ohio mrz lsf
ffriIs 4 Ia-ILr t.fF. .tI.sf
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.s.5nl alliance 90 -Hab rlIniutq af"v 81
s-llaLaI-a7al 80 it~ Fvm $50 4isl -7hisl
49, alur..r -aF4l o.. O
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& WYAEE Agents at Canton, o.
marl9 IS74WI
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n WHY4IAIYHA wv W. hFHaT t4Dnh : mbVIDI
,tfas tiW .aA.EINIV aduiD 10 s!-llAi ~l :
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