davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-09-23

WE KNOW that some say that Printers Ink pays
WE KNOW it does when facts are stated
WE KNOW that the community has noticed that we have stated
WE KNOW by our largely increased business
KNOW that the people have become convinced that We
call.
WE KNOW that they know when Goods offered cheap
WE KNOW they will purchase when they are cheap
WE KNOW that is filed with customers every dav
WE KNOW 1t is our EXTREMELY Low PRICES that dOe,ar
WE KNOW that the people should know tina: we are compelled.
payments!
WE KNOW that should know that VIC need and must have
to meet this large debt
WE KNOW fooliDg about it either!
WE KNOW that good COTTONs at and 10 cts is rvov,
WE KNOW that PRINTS and BEST at 10 Ct, .. Inv !.
could ask to get them.
WE KNOW that the best GINGHAMs at l2cts best STYLE, an, w
WE KNOW that every knows that HILBERT always
of DRESS GOODS in this County which will now DO cs
less than COST and a very large stock to select from
WE KNOW that good CORSET at As cts is not much of price,
WE KNOW that Ladies nice BUTTON KID GLOVE at IS cs n
the money is sumner.
WE KNOW we have good stock of BELTS, BELT CLASS
Betting, TRIMMINGS, HAMBURGS SMOKEDHl
every style BUTTONS, and all other goods in this iua
Prices
WE KNOW will sell WAITER PROOF goods lower than can
other places.
WE KNOW we have large stock of FLANNELS and must sell m
price to dispose of them it will be your advantage
the GILBERT STORE.
hNoW We have the largest stock Of Ladies' and Gents Under Sin
Drawe rs, also Gloves and Mens in this County and shall
lower prices than be found elsewhere. .
hNoW we have sold Boots and Shoes than has NdN
stores in this vicinity before. We selling good G@sa@
Nice SLIPPERS 80 to Sl25, Ladies' Serge Lace BOOTS
$500 Serge Button $175 to $500. French Kid DnhS
$500. Mems Thick Double Sole and Tap BOOTS sSn
Mems Calf Boots, good ones $3.50
F hNo" we shall close out CLOTHING and HATS and CATS
ately at Cost and Less.
hNoW we are selling CROKERY and GLASS WARE less h" "
purchased in market.
VIZ KNOW we are selling TEAS and GROCERIES of all kinds
prices. Fresh Roasted Java and Rio COFFEES rd"
week.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05
Sheriff sale.
Josiah Keim ct Al. y.M. ssi6sTli1,


1osiah Keim ct al. ussM. seibs5ling ct al.
BY virtue Of an order to sell Issued from the
court OF common pleas OF Stark county, Ohio,
and to me directed, I wiz offer for sale &C public
Qua cry Al the door Of the court house IN the city
Of CaRtoh, on EHafFH WHY
Saturday the 7th day OF March, 1874,
the following described real estate situate in said
county. 10 Wit 4: Lots numbered 2II. eI2j 2l3, 2l4,
2l7, and the east hslf OF LOT number 21s, All in
Daniel Chappia's addition to the incorporate
village of Louisville also 4 part of the east half
Of the northwest part of the northwest quarter
Of section2S 3, Nimishillen township, bounded as
follows: beginning at the center of the south
line Of said lot No 2Is, running thense In a
northWeatwardly direction perpendicularly to
Fort Woyne 4 Chicago Railway TO the north line
Of lot No 100 The same being All that part Of said
lots numbsred 2le and $50, lying east OF said
central and perpendicular line Also steam en-
CINE, boiler, line shafting and muohinery of all
kinds and description in the shop on the acre
said premises.
Sale 20 ommencea at one O'Clock p. n. Terms
cash.
fsb5w5 WILLIAM BAXTER. Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

Organized in September, 1869, efeEs spec
acknowledgements to those who desIre to
-purspe the Common Branches, the Science
and Higher Mathematics KIN 1he Nor
mai Department those who-sF expecting
-tSteAch. are msst carefully framed The
.Csllage Preparatory Course fts theastu
dent Tor any Of the Eastern Colleges. The
French language v Usnghtzby A. most
.cumpetent and highly sdueaf ed native
ieachc,. Music. InstrnmsnIEI and Vocal.
As un@er the Charge OF teacher thorough
ly qualified. and IN all respects, exactly
fitted to train students IN thus Invaluable
accomplishment. Drawing aud WAx-Work.
receive special attention, no psIns being,
spared on the part of the tsachrrsln charge
II tbi- Department TO facilitate students
pBGie Hpid acquisition OF THESE beautiful
Arts A lew more bpslders, can be az
esmmodaIed. Parents can send their
. ms suh daughters TO this School with the
Assurauce of Their being most thoroughly
sS,ed tdr, ahd-of chi .yisg the advantages
of home l9yfuestce AS lar ~ possible. WIN
Ter tern vail open Monday, January S,
1874, and eoalInue twelve weeks. CiIcu-
lars sent on application. Fer further IN
-tornatIpn1aRo6erms, etc.I-eohsuIt-the
PuEoP4l. W. h AaAVEkY.
Z7-Lf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

SORRICK- In Jackson township, on the 22nd
ult. John Sorrick, agec SO years
PoNTIUS-On the Fad day OF January, 1874,
near Akron, Fulton county, Ind, Nicholas Pom
tias, formerly Of Lake township in this eOun-
ty, aged 70 years, 1month and l9 days.
WHITMER-In Canton, on the 4th inst, Of
consumption, Casper Whitmer. aged SO years.
The funeral viii take place Friday morning At
10 o'clock.
DELAP-In osnaburg toWnshlB. Stark county,
Ohio, en- the 2sLh of January, 1874. Of Bronchitis
and lung affection, Miss TiliO Delaps aged ls
years, II months andls days fL.tG n.
Tillie was confined to her room for nearly four
months and suffered much during THU. period,
but bore it patiently. She leaves an aged moth
er, sisters, brothers and many kind and symPa-
thiEinG friends to mourn their loss which We
hopS is to hsr'eternAl gain. Tillie was loved and
respected by all who knew her the Sabbath
school with which she was connected win great
ly miss her a. she was a very active and Promi-
nent worker in this blessed institution, especial
Iy in the music department. The funeral servi-
ces we're held in the Reformed Lutheran church.
The Sabbath school sch GLARS gave some very ap-
Propriats music which was conducted BY Prof.
Smith. Funeral services were conducted by
Rev. 3. F. Feitt, of the Evangelical Association.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05
Sheriff Sale.

Err Eekiy ct Al. vs. Alliance White Lead Co.
- ByEirtue Of two executi0na tseusd from the
court Of common pleas Of Carroll county, Ohio,
and TO me directed, ! will offer for sale at public
out cry. AZ the Alliance white Lead Co.'S build.
inEs, IN the town Of Alliance, on
Tuesday, ne I7& day Of February, 1874,
The following described Pstsonal prOPstty, t.
WiI Is, 36I lbs OF dTy white lead, A.IT6 lbs Of white
lead in oil, 1850 lbs taleings. $500 scrap. 1900
lbs sWeeplngs, 800 lbs draP, 600 lbs lead In ket
ho1r, OgaL linseed oil, 521 kegs Of various sizes,
sixty-siI empty earEels,. TSS eana q various
rf off 20 gAlons Of engine ell, - Tesm a paper,
25a Ibs sine, SO abs seated baTytes, SOC lbs bar
tered harytes, 8 WheelbarroWs, 8 pair scales, q
Trucks, can tin faStners, once 6xLnTes, eco feet
Of ga and lead pipe, belting and rope, 10 feet OF
rubber hose, 20 crate bars q lot Of shafttng, pull
legs, mills aud cog NheelSL
sale 70 cObrmehcs q lc e'clock a m. Terms
fsb5wa WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

In calling the attention of our readers
to the advertisement of Fegetine in an
other column, We have no doubt Of its
genuine merit. The fact of its being pre-
.scribed by many Of the. bestphysIeians OF
New England and recommended by the
leading ApothecatIe5 Of Boston, shows
something more than an ordinary mtsrest
in proprietary medicines So great is its
character atshOme, that large Quantities
OF Vegetine made up in Pyrsmidic11forms
are the stable of almost eEsryadrugeist,s
window throughout the New England
States. Fer all the diseases for which
VegeGne is recommended, It IS The only
msdieine used where its merits haye be-
come known. We welcome Vegetine into
onT market, and trust those who are suf-
.feFing fromadiseasesw will give il fair trial
for their complaints.-E. /,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05
LoUIsvILLE ooRREsPoNDEN,

SL9Ee1G OE0
-SeYeral sudden deaths have occurred
IN this vicinity this winter.
The store room on the south west
corner of Public square ~ for rent. 1-.a
Our catholic trends have resolved to
finish the interior Of their new church edi-
fee in this place.
b. There is q little Misunderstanding
between several parties of this locality, the
baeis of which is stocking yarn
josiah Bowen, now of Canton, will
remove to Louisville in the spring where
he will be employed in C.. NunamakeEs
TIN shop. 500 ss - s- ~ al
. OPEEIEG-rhe new hardware store of
PIersoA and Merley win soon open. The
Partlesr are IN receipt of slarge and we'll
selected stock of gooda Their room IS the
oest finished IN the village and reflects
honor On The mechanical skill of Mr.
Bright
HAyoung man was Injured in jumping
of a-Sr&In In this place last year, TWO of
or cfLiEens stood responsible to the land
lord of the hotel for his care of the young
man They had the honor to pay the
BILL This was charity. They are will
ling, however, to divide the "proiJs =
with The corporation. This "ofer was
an occasion Tor our long winded little
member" 10 make a speech on political
economy, before the avn c luncIl on Mon 6
Jay evening. He inLimated that some
"mem9er told tales out of school This
he don't like. . Wonder If the sweet little
man ever read the story ofths az and the.
o1ll IN the old elementary spelling bOok2-
REV. E. L3wer, of the -U.iB. Church
Of this place, has been holding a series Of
meetings At the Warner meeting house, In.
the NV. corner Of Enthusiastically during
the last two weeks. The msetings ere we'll
attended, and quite an interest II paid and
many found peace in turning to the Lord.
The DIFFERIEoE ia tie German
Empire one-third Of the population is
Roman Catholic, and yet the bishops of
that denomination are fined and imprIson-
edJand their personal property sold, DC.
In France, not more than One-twentleth
the ministers and people of that belief en-
soy full and equal privileges with their
Catholic brethren, and no onsthere HGxes.
modest them. or make them afraid. Which
Is right7 Yet We see some of our papers
praising Bismarck for thus tramp!ing
down religious hbersYl Aud theesAme feb
lows call themselves Republicans This
comes from the same class OF bigots, who
in 1870 said our sympathies should go for
Prussia, because she WsS : Protestant
country forgetting that It was Catholic
Frsnchnen Whs she'd theirbioOd in assist-
ing theft forefathers u Their struggle for.
Independents, and To- ssc6rs to as Sllthe.
great Blessing We new enjoy in this Gland
Of the free and the home of the brave
What vesRspabIieAnS7or Democratsin
common with ~tyrants7 whether they be
Catholic tyrants, Protestant tyrAnts, or in
hdel tyrants Liberty Equality, Fra
LO61s$nIa, o. Fsb!4 ia AJlE
lopr friend is right, why need We sym
pathiEe with any form of tyranny? Let
the human mind be free. Enthroned power,
eyeryWhere crush out IN its WI realm all,
Who viii not submit.-Ed. Dem.l
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

TIE January number of aB1gekpood
just republished by the Leonard Scott
Publishing Co., 40 Fulton Street, N. Y,
contains the conclusion Of The Parasi-
ans" which adds one more to the hist OF
Bulwer's charming novels. Another Sc
nal, ''ThS Story Of Vaientine and his
Brother" Is commenced IN this number,
AND promises to be q narrative of great
interest.
We also find the second number Of Elm
ternAhoRaI antilles, treating of "Forms.i
Ittelh of the wording Of diplomatic and
other dOcuments ard tho languagsA in
which they are written, is i~nterspersea
with Quotations Observation-Disclosures
al letters, treatss,5 etc and Is written
with a touch of humor- that makes it
quite an amusing article D"E.
Then We have 'Jonn Stuart MlHs Al
Autobiography telling the sstory. Of a
precociOus and isolated childhood, and
its effect on the whole future life Of the
man. 1t will have q peculiar interest for
those who have the guiding Of youthful
minds, Though no one should pass it by
without c4refnl psrasall LLIOI
Z fhef.Note relating to the Story of the
missing Billa"i iszszsa sntestAmings as the
story itself, and should be read by all low
-ers Of the marvellous as well as by those
of anore practical turn of mind, "A yet
no one seems able 10 fad satisfactory
solution Of the mystery
Il Is followed byrA Piece OF Heathers3'
aasGucy little poem ending With slight
dThS IndiansMaEisys Sir aOps aEsht.5
The writer Of this article evidently feels
kdespIylon the spbjsct, Of this terrible re-
volt, and Portr1yes the spHenngs Of the
British from the heat Of the climate. aa
WellAs the bArbArities Of the Ie6elsg in a
graphic mGnusr.-Hs dossu not fail tors
count deeds Of herolsm, nor t9giye honor
where il il due.
An aooppnt Of the New Years POliti-
cal Aspsch trinEs d, all too sOon, e the
end of this number. The increased SIZE
Of the type il a decided Improvement
making the page larger and handsOmerr
poTisisa-lIW ,S3pIT 'TYfT
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

Free Concert atthe Rooms Of the Y
n. G. a on Monday Evening thei9th,
The committee appointed for this pur-
pose have labored to make their first effort
a~sueces, and take pleasure in announcing
that they have secured some Of the best
talent in the city for this occasion. -
The entertainment will consist of vocal
and instrumental Solos, Duets, Quartetts
and Choruses. Come all, encourage US,
and have a good time. Time s o'clock.
D. COLLARS, y
W: K: MILLER, YCOmmittee.
C @. D. EssIG,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

4. KnLED.-Absat two O'clock Saturday
Hafternoon Il man .pamed Joseph Thompson,
residing in thiS CITY, attempted to Jump
onlA passing freight train at the junction
lDnths A Y. & p. and the A. & G. w
railroads; above Girard, he missed his foot
-mgI and fell under the wheels, slx cars
passing over the middleoot his body a1most
.completely sevsring it, e course life was
sxttnet10ng ere the train passed over him.
thompson wa a.n4an about hfty2fye years
lo1Aks spuddler by trade and leaVsaa
ylis And SIX children inaathis- city
Roan6Sto10n. Miner .n'. r' 80 - ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05
n Sheriff Sale.
RradnrinE Rrackel Va DnniaI. narrandinn


Frederick Rrsckel VS. Daniel Derrendingsr ct al
BY virtue ofAn order to sell issusd from the
court Of common pleas Of Stark County, Ohio,
and to me directed, j will offer for sale at public
out cry on the premises In the city Of MassiiiOn,
on
Saturday tie 7h dayTg March, 1874,
The following described real estate situate in said
county 70 wa enc Undivided ffh pad Of he fi.
loving real estate situate in the town nov city
Of Massillon and described as follows being out
lot number; as in Duncan, Wales and Skinaers
addition to the town now city Of Massillon, CON
tanning "A and 80 one Lundredtk acres, except the
following part Of said land, which was heretofore
sold TO Jacob Butcher, which part. of said Tot Of
land il bounded as follows: beginning south
WArdlY from the n0rth-Uest corner Of said lotion
the west lina Of said let $40 feet 6 inches ; thence
running ~eastWardly parallel with the south line
OF said lot rods thence B~olthRardIy parallel
with the west line Of said lot 5 rods thence west
wardly parallel with the south line of said lot 6
rods 70 the west line Of said let: thence along
said west line 6 rods TO the place Of beginning.
Sale to commence at one o'clock p m. Terms
one-thiFd cash, the balance in two equal annual
with interest from day. Of sale, secur-
ed by mortgages on the premises. hAI
jan5w5 WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05
MAssILLoN CoRREsPoNDENCE

+ That wedding party that drove into
town on Tuesday was large and fuller o.
fan than is usually inspired upon such oc-
c~ssions. sss 10 "a. tesa-5 ls.g.
a-Massillon will have afoot walk fol-
passengers or each side of Main street
bri6R-an- Improvement long needed. 8
The ice men wereebusy In .getting ice
on Monday. The quality Is far to mid
ding 90. lrs aI.ea al.z sa1 a.s
lat a late meeting of the city council
the standing COMMITTEES on streets and al.
leye were instructed to cinder and gravel
Erie street, north Of Main, by contract.
The.work is begun and promises to be a
good Improvement. D. 81.
I'VE are glad to learn that J. ]. Par
ker, Esqr., Pros. Attorney elect, has so far
recovered his health as to be able to be
at his post during the coming court.
The bursting of an OF, kerosene, pc
troleum or some other sort of lamp IN the
upper portion of the third ward, on Mon
day evening, out of which arose q fire
alarm was attended with no bad re-
suits. Z A'-
Are the sidewalks leading to the new
school building on the west side west of
fremont street bridge to be repaired2
That's the question"
Mr., Adam Nobec proposes to sell out
his stock of groceries as best he can with
the fixtures of his establishment and go TO
Goal Is offered on the streets at 1878
from the Ralston bank in Tuscarawas
township. -.,us - e
The Common Pleas Docket CT this
county numbers five hundred and twenty
three cases for the next term, civil and
Criminal. r.v . HF Ia
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05
Sheriff Sale.

By virtue Of an eHscntloR Issued from the
CONT or common pleas Of Ashland county, Ohio,
landto me directed, ! will offer for sale At public
Qua cry in the city Of Canton, On
AOpday, the l6th day Of February, 1874,
the folloging describes personal. property, 70
/ GsE ebay horsss, 2 top 6rggies, I two horse
lorte, 6 parlor chAirs, 5 sofas, 50 yGrd8 Brussels
carpet eentsr table, ! book case, 2 large PeIioE
mirrors, 2 reception ehairs, . paElOr chars nat
rack, lounge, ! Washstand. J bureau, 5 cane seat
chairs, j sewing machine, 60 yards esrp-L l
clock. 2 stair carpets, 2 beds ana bedSiezd-, !
I Aal careeL And GurG lndoN cnttaius- -
Sale to comInei "a a. iO,ArBOek = n-- T"rHis
cash Notice viii be ga IA II pace Of ssd- ~
circulars.)
! fsb5S5 WlLLIAA BATTER, sh-dn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

AkRoN.2The lecture Of Mr., Thomas
Nasf on the evening of che 9th promises
ttobe = grand SUGGEST. Mi. Mast is The
great caricaturlst of the age and nndouLt-
eddy a genius in his line. A special train
viii Leave Massillon about 5p. N. next
Monday and arrive in time for the lecture,
returning thereafter. Should any Of our
citizens wish to attend, arrangements can
be made to connect with the special train
at Massilton. We acknowledge the re-
eeiRt of a couple of tickets from Mr., R.
l. Mallory Sec Y. y. L A. of Akron.
reserved.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

THB Herald Of Health for JAn6aIy be-
gins aperies Of papers by different authors
the frat of>which Is entitled Sanitary
Restrictions to Marriage" by George
.QarNin, son of the eminetWnaturalist,
Charles a. Darwin. The otSset Of the ar
iticle Il 10 sh0WEhat sgreatdesf of insanity
.sCrofHlal consumption and other diseases.
-are propAgated by the marriage Of pnbound
men and women, and should be read by
every young person contemplating MARI
rage, and by zsrypAt6at CWhS has chill
ldtenS &hO. dRilh eventually marry The
other papers IN this number are AtIgood
and We should like to .see SO yaluableha
monthly IN eYsFyJfAmhy4ol Ut would save
more dcctdr3U baIsD ten times than it
costsl and show people how 70 live heAths
lily and happily ands5ong. Price 81 2
year, includinga premium Of the Cons
plete Works Of, Shakespeare thrown IN
without charge, SiSgl9 t6nbers l5esatS.
Address WoodS& HoIbrook, Publishers,
Laight street New York. aoii1l. yas 's e
q = = ~ ii N All no .AIl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

AccIDENrMThe 7.2o Train on the L.
S. q I. v. Road, going south, last night.
.EhenhbetWeen the Janctlon and depot at
'Massillon. knocked 3 man of the track,
breaking hia leg, and in falling on the fro-
zen ground he received severe injuries
about the head and face. He was placed
in the baggsge-car and taken TO the depot,
and = messenger dispatched for Dr. MetE.
Ikls thought the man viii recover, but
sths injured limb viii, have to be amPutA
ted. We did not learn his name. but be
sieve he was q stranger IN tins place. At
the time of the accident he WAS intoxi.
.eated.-Fhhon Herald
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05
sheriff Sale.
Philson & Brubecksr We. Austin Lane

Phllson & Brubecker vs. Austin Lane
By virtue of an order to sell issued from the
court of common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio,
and TO me directed, l will offer for sale at public
out cry at tne door Of the court house in the city
of Canton. on
Saturday, the IN day Of March. 1874,
the following described real estate situate in said
county, to wit: A lot Of land situate in the viii
lAge Of Mt. Union, being part Of the southeast
quarter OF section IS, township 10, range 6, be-
ginning at a point 40 rods due south of a point in
the north boundary Of said quarter section,
known by being the southeast corner OF a piece
Of land, decided by W. 4. Nixon aud wife to John
Atwell, thence due wesi 70 rods, thence due south
% rods; thence due east 20 rods; thence due
nerth % rods 10 the place OF beginning contain
ing IA acres more or less.
Sale to At enc O'Clock , m. Terms
cash. 4 -r- .f
feb5w5 WILLIAM BAXTER. Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

MAeEETIsIEe THE BLooD.-If those
who are in the habit of warming their
feet at night by Artificial means, would
make q few applications of DR.. Traskis
Magnetic 0intmant they would have no
further trouble from that source. its Mag
netic qualities promote the heelthy circu-
lation OF thssblo0d. restore Vigor ito the
small vessels Of the skin and give healthy
glow to. the surface. 81 SaiTsbi.s5ses e.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

3 sNEW PHIIADELRRLA.. js talking "gaS.
The Democrat of that plAesseoalls upon
ls9terprhing citizens to go in for it. saying.
Nov is the time to strike if we don't
want to remain forever in Egyptian dark
ness~6That is right-nothing like CASING
nP4One's town, light up, and show your
-Ontsfpribe.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

DRowNKD.-WinR6sld sLozlerF while
skating on ReeS'G dam about Two miles
from Paris in this county was drowned on
Sunday last. 1t seems Lazisr and another
young man broke in but LnEien was going
rapidly and shot nnder the ices The, oths
er young man was rescued by q lad who
assisted him. The body Of young Lozier
was recovered an hour or two after. Hin
7@ge-Wss about eighteen siIA 81 .EEas5
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05
Thonas Mast in Akron.

Mast the great carieatarist Of
HqFpeT$ Kssky will lectsrs 9tAkroa ia.
the AcademylaOfaM usic on Monday eve
ming February 9TH 1874 SubjeetAG1K1-i
cATUaE-Which sheWini1nstrateby of
hand hketehesl Mr.. MAST has been lleca
turing in tie principal cities over the
pountiy to crowded houses and Within
menss success He is full of his subject
and Hisleetnre Is one ofths richest now,
hang presented to the public. It-is ex-
.pected that 3 special train will be run
from Canton andTMAssillon thus affording
N opportunity OF hearing and seeing the
Immortal NAsr. - Saws
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05
sberiR Sale.

Philip BAPpeI vs.. Dapiel DerrendIngerletaI.
By virtue Of an order to sell issued from5the
court of common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio,
and to me directed, will offer fer sale Il public
out cry on the premises in the city Of MassilIon,
on
Saturday, The tn day Of March, slS74,
the following described real estate situate in said
county, to wit: Two ~ acres OF land of the
north side of lot No. 2I4 in Duncan Wales and
Skinner,s addition to the town, now city OF Mas.
sillon, being the same land decided by Charles
Skinner and wife to Michael Dare ndingeF by
deed bearing date May 6, 1859.
Sale TO commence at one O'Clock D. m Terms
One third cash, the balance in two equal annual
Payments, with interest from day OF sale, Sc.
cured by mortgage on the premises. l-
feb5W5 BAXTER Sheriff.