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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-22
Sheriff Sale.

John Wondsrly ct al IS james O onderly ct al.
by virtue OF an order 70 seu issued from-the
court Of common pleas ofSlarkI comfy, Ohis, and
10 me directed, l WIN offer Tor sale NJ public OUT
cry at the GOor Of the court house in the city OF
Canton, on a..r a-r 4-f4 Te-r.a-F
Saturday, the Ian dGyoEFsbrua1Y 1874
the following .descrihSd READ estate situate in
Stark county, Ohiosto wit =, a town LOT in the
city OF Canton situate on North street. being lot
numberse7en hundred aud ninstyfOuf 79Ap on
the Present ptatof said eityg sRd'beihg bounded
as toHoWs;- beginning at 8 point on the nortkIine
Of the original town plat'of the -towIn0f Canton,
north IL west Two Chains and orty.fY0yIinks
from the intersection of the west line of Poplar.
street IN said town with the north line ofNorth-
street; theneeCrunning north lSo EAST, one hum
dred saao twenty-one and > half feet thence
south TTo east slXty-six feet thence south 13o'
west, one hundred and twenty one and a half
ieeti thence north 10 west sfxty-sfX feet 10 the
place OF Beginning. s--,.E -.-
Sale 70 commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms
cash, the balance an two equal an
nnal payments, with interest from day of sale,
secured by mortgage on The premises.
Janl5H5 Yz4S BAXrER Sheriff.
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MEDICINAL
DR.. A. TRASK,S ~
MAGNHFTG OINTMENT
TAR TINE CURE OF
Infammatory Diseases. q

DR., Trask was engaged for twenty years in
= course Of exPsrinspts upon the medical props
cOmbined. AT the aye or seventy veHrE~he sur
ceedsd ihprssah1hgto thehzorh, as fha resa1
q DIS experiments, 9 cembilatienl Of syegstaeie
esIis u~neaquaiedin the annals Of Medicine.
His disco eryf consists IN a combination
Oh these powerful Vegetable Extraets With Elec-
tricity or Magnetism in tn. form ora Uintment.
Certain. ts iP, that the reDarkabss cad
application in the cure Of diseases. etzaa c II
once as the greatest discovery Of biasa e. a-a
calls fora trial and close investigation OF as
h mover fails, while there remains sum
Client ffe 70 restore Gnargrzt aud heafIhy action
70 the capillary Kesselaofitae budys and eqnRlze
the eireqlztion Of the, blood BY sthts meansA
cohtreAlngp owerle gaineu over the moatmslIG-
nan forms 81 disease which cannot pc 1sS=Sfard
from any other remedy.
Such is the power OF this. combination, that II
Penetrstes-to every PoFtf-nAo fAhe-hom&n-tra1i+
every bonelAnd mnsetes vein, nerve and 1igA-
monti s searched olt Hnhmads fansible Ofitspu-
rifying and healing enes it copes
As with iRteFRsLas o external diseass-
tNuEnene4s f~natsne%s are enfSkofd where
this remedy has rastorsdh sAlFh - patients 40
near the grave thallbe most o&eatnf i6tsrnai
remedies haiisa To pf5ddce any sffees steS be4
frequently been the case in hltaniinati6n u the
NSpatfens evsrnsaaQd ted wi1bs Ills LA
ease where thu Msgusrae otutmeetlcAu be u
Fer 10.mm
ointmentisths noste hsts acknowledgements
pared ESEBiAthsrlaSEPaUA s9sthf3atiTb
IN ninetysnine cases ont ofRh6adredsf & viii
afford entire relief to the worst casssnrNsrTons
Headache in thirty minutes.
hS S5 Ns ss 9lse3ses thfs 9edifinssf n
AAfessisAsnof the splhoF Rhsuniatismy L4na-
sy, Group, Colic. Ceolera Morbus. IqIrse fn5rEN
Face or Breasts-BurIs Seald-Aead Serofa4a, 6afi
neutrality-suspicious. ENeslFefsEsdr%.
use fDr. Task MsgneJe 0infmsaf.
d HANSON, soS &Co:Ifroprss Buffalo N. y.
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TIN WARE, cOPPER& BRASS KETTLES
KNIVES and Forks,

G-~@=%R-SL TNyEe--
tT3 O'Clock, after music by the band, Oh.
stage curtain arose, displaying to the And
dreds of guests tables spread with NJ
substantial and delicious IN n
eating way, prepared by the Demo Ne
nc ladies. The fables looked beautiful g6Ht
allurIng, decorated with pyramids of Oier
J, etc, spread with hundreds Of plates
q With good things, ready 10 be WI
ed. ~ 1s19 oh
OIL B. Eason, Chairman of the Com R,
Zee OF arrangements, called TO order Ref
ouncIng supper as the first thing on
programme. Applause greeted the The
,lamation. The table COMMITTEES, con 81
-ng Of about one hundred gentlemen, 81
ky served their friends, helping each And
.Plateful and a cup of splendid coffee, me
e by Mrs. Daniel Snyder, an estlmable L..
who with success has made the eof- An
or the ST., of January Festivals for GLAD
y years. In a few moments ali were Thos
enjoyment of the repast. 1t waa q Aris,
and pleasant scene. They ate, and
q good time at it. 3 &C.,
be snpper continued aboutan hour. She
q the President Of the Evening, Prof. Prom
irestone, called the assemblage to or Illus
and in that pleasing and eloquent
ner, in which he stands unrivalled on 69Ts S
an occasion, addressed the audience Until
ray ofintroductory remarks, of which On
'elloWing is the substance. He was TSss
lentlyihterrupted by shouts of laugh
nd applause: Fore.
Lat 4
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mr.. Toodles' Description ola Visit to
j. @. RICHARDS Boot and

d. Ss C4OLLAGSOS BOOT anu
Shoe store.
Seated in the American House, reading the Dews,
When it happened to strike me, l wanted some
Shoes;
SO Selling my hat, which hung on the floor,
1 started at once for ]. G. Richards Shoe Store.
And bless my eyesl how it made my heart leap
There were shoes made of carpet, of goat skin
For walking or riding, in all kinda of weather.
There were slippers to dance in, just fit for the
with the highest of Boots and Shoes for small
There were1wen, it's no sort of use, I cannot
That there is in that store, for fargo and for
small.
But this I must say; if Richards don't suit.
You will always be b~Ootless, and shoeless TO boot.
As they make boots with care to protect the feet
Through soaking SHOWS and raining sleet.
Then happy is the individual, feeling jolly and
To have such dry feet on a wet muddy day.
It's fine. l really think Mrs. ToOdles would
Ts see the different shoes, for the feet, which
are there.
They have balmOrals and CATERS from China
Land,
With elegant shoes from Spain and Japan,
And such charming styles of slippers mace by
With curious wrought shoes from Cleveland,
Silver mounted shoes, Of Polish gold lined,
Fit for q queen, or any lady refined;
And things which can tickle the fancy, beside,
Canton, May 25.f &C. RICHARDS.
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nan anaa0a oad00k in the East, 81

1an ahanSfsI 0ut1oOk in the East. since
e6cheerfuf[xffEtA
rallFoan2ersepFefeg pntmpoFtans ones
which are preparing to.fund their coupons
: and floating debt. met their obligations
3 promptly Pheaconditio1offhs banks is
stsadlyfmpsOyiug and encouraging re-
ports eomefromssn parts Of t~hss.eountrys
for the resumption of payment by financial
Institutions and of work bYmappfseturiaa
establishments.E .ySss5 agssoL ~
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Paints, Oils & Varnishes.
'BradIey'S Enamel Chemical Paint.

Handsomest, NEST Durable and Economical
Paint in the world possesses a gloss. equal to
uarnish. Composed OF strictly pure lead, zine,
and linseed ell, and heidi in chemical combination,
rendering it impossible for the oil to separate
from the lead. which is the NAN objection tOlead
paints naked IN me ordlnaTy Wsys ySoYeEs Is
other pants made. Ready for use, in packages
from one quart NpwardsL black and
over one hundred different olors. -~,~ --
CAUT1O&.-Bradlsy's Paint Is protected FY
three different patents, which date prior and su-
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persons dealing in or using mixed paints which
infringe the Bradley patent will held liable for
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The CosT OF Two AAMIEsHTAe.Britis
army costs annually $543 per man ours
costs $l.25dp& mans oSrsisgIUmhi&s
school, West Point, costs $685., 35L~per
annum the six military schoofsI IN Great
Britain cost $3.50 800. Our aubsistePcs-
department. cs-ts $2.299. 5SSor $4,000
men the British costs So, OBS, 985 for 1875
ooo9I men. sdQaarEernastef expehseg for
our army are $l5,635. 900 per annum for
the Br4ish7Prnykhsy $50 O9OesOE
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zA,majority of the menbers of,the late,
Spanish Cortes have adopted y vote OF
confidence in Senior CASTELAR,, and rea1est,
toPrePare q maniGestosto the nation.
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HarPer's weekly.
sPLENpIDLy HLUsTRATER
Notices d ~ pes

The Weekly is the Gb4ss znd most powerful IT,
Illustrated periodical pUhlished in this country.
IeB MISUNDERSTANDING land cnnxinnEDE and
carry much UeighS<S1tSinustrations of current
events are full and fresA5-and are prepared bv our
sbsstdeggnerR RithcEQtTeylaiisn Of $4,000, she
Weekly iaread by at least half q million persona
and its fn1uence OfoPiniou aEsimr
tive position, and Expresses decided views %
political and social proBBns@Loais1kss Carrier
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THE great cities Of the GIFTED States

THE great cities Of ReU6ited States
stand relatively il the following order re-
gardtng skpdrts sndhmPorA LEkportsA
NewNYOrk, $Sl Seeo .O0eI. New Orleans
$lo4, 200. 1000. San Francisco, $50, 900, 900
Philadelphia, $94. OOO,O6o. Savannah,
$a2.oo9Oe9H uf B1gtp9g J$sS. ooOOpO.
ImpeFtsZNsM York, $425.DoGOCO. Bos-
ton, SOS. 100000. SaniEafa6eiec5, $S9-.
100000 Baltimore, $4,000, 900, and
I5qS5A9 Sa99ooq9q Or Oh
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Sheriff Sale. ,
Cyrus Hartman ct al by sc.
Jsremiea Hartman ct al.

By virtue of an order to cell issued from the
court Of common pleas Of stark county, Ohio,
outcry at the door Of the court house in the city
OF Canton, one 5-J -- ~ lazy
Saturday, the l4h dag Of February 1874,
the following dessrise4 real esta ate situate in
said county, TO wit Bsipg a part sftle south-
vest quarter OF section 70, -toWnshipglL range s.
beginning ata'stsne in the louisville road, and
running thence north l2o west II ohaina aad Co
linkF to a stoneiH the aorIh line ofsaid quarter;
thence with 1t east 3 chains and Sc links to a
stone; thence south l2o east 10 chains to a stone
IN the Louisville read afofesaidi thence vita it
south coz west ) chains and, SO. links to the be-
ginning containing SIX l6, acres more r4ess.
One 8hird cash the balance in two equal annual
payments with Interest fom day OF sale seenr-
ed by mortgage on the-premisss.E LIGIc-EL-
janl5w5 I vlWlLLlAd BAXTER, Sheriff Z
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Executors Sale OF. EaluabIs
- q Real EstatRn u "

THE undersigned EEseutoro of The last viii and
testament f John Reemsnyder, late of Stark
county, ohio, deCezseds witt setf,Xgreeabiy TO the
powers vested inShiuDzunderathS provisions Of
said will, at public Yendpe, on ths, premises on
Saturday, s6s 246 dag Of JdaIoTy 1874
at and after 10 o'clock a M. the following mem
toned real estate IN Plain township Stark
tY, Chic, 10 wit @aG5SaI
An excellent farm containing one hundred
and ~seVsnty-four acres, more orfsss, being part
Of the northwest, southwest and northeastrq quar-
terso OF. section eighteen in said Plain townsnip
subject 10 eertan water righ &; the sans thst twas
owned and possessed by said john Reemsuyder,
deceased, at the tnnsof his death Thers are
about twenty Lcresof tmberland ton ft,the- rest
being all cleared and exceilent farming land.
THERE'S on-ftatw0 story leg house ands frame
barn. also q first class spring. and twosgoods
thrifty and ruit beEtng crchardE -oEo1
= Terms OF Sale E0ne- fourthAof the purchase
money 70 be paid onLths 1stlday OF April oIs54.
whehthe- possessiono Of the premises fs5te Be
given and deedsexecutedifof the ssfBeI the bah
ance in three-equai-zrifisFtnstanrnsu rom the
LIST day Of April, 1874, with interest nom that day
be.seeHfsd byn9tesant moftgAgs on the
n 5fe0fs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
New Berlin, Dec. Is, 3Atd. LS4liII ~ $780,
L- aZaaAAALA AaLA.LLE - Au
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NyentWOrIh's Key-r5R= a check c0m-
Ger. Silver sample l3e. CiselLGrSt reG Staf-
tire MfR Co GIG Fulton st New York.
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SCI HSsISfh R5ssKD

By virtue Of an alias order to sell issued from
the court Of common pleas ofStark Co, Ohio, aud
to me direeted- Yil pfeE fer sAsA t public out
cry ~ the doer 81 eeou1t house, -tS the city Of
Canton, on fta- AHt4a o4A 90 NHala-l-HaH Hs
Satuzdaysths 14Nd day Of February 1874
the following described real es state ii innate in said
county, 20 wit Lot number htty>seven l5zlin X.
q, and T.. 8. Htmbaifs additlon' 10 the city OF
Cartyn. @ N- -lfsA sL@ eA
Sale TO commence At enc o'clock pm. Terms
cash 49, in -
iani5vs WILLIAM BAXTER ,shertG.
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THE unaersiEHeqL knHelen hand and for sale
ibnrrsiH Of CIAER VINEGAR. VIII sim
- any part Of the country n desirsd.t
--.s Address, - 4. sslAtI 4 SONh.
@ tso. Way nesburg, Stalk Co.
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ATLANTIC aARpENIl
Examination Of teachers.

GPECIAE Examinations OF Teachers WIN be
held By The BSard OF Examiners rs follows
AT Massiilens on saturday March 18th; AZ ALI
snesa 24 SATURDAY; APrl 49rh. AzaRae-s
day 81 each month. Ar Examination com.
menes a. 9p,sloskA M NS4PPlisants admitted
Hereafter no applications tEai be REGARDED
where the applicant has not, al beginnfnE Of
the examination, hled With the Clerk Of lie
some worthy and ~resp9nslble person. by ordol
GARD aDAN,L WoRLE". Clerk.
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Stark coal&g TaachRrss Asso-
p 1sEsa a,.v saofatt0n.l la.- -.

"a SPECIAL eetingiof me Stark Co Teach
IA era Association1Nii be held In Canton, al 10
O'Clock a-amz, 90 Saturday, Nov. I5th, 1873, for
the purpose Of remembering the time fer hold-
ing the next tnstitGto, and consulting about 9TH
sr matters ofanterost 60 the Association. IA full
aassn danes IA LheteacheGs Of the eonntyIa earn
esalyds@reG 7Uome-a ndbdonsuit foE the inter-
estG of the ussociat1onl araEfa1r. lax
q noVGt7ao ~ co John LEHMAN, secs.
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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-02-20
Valuable Real Estate
For sale.

tract Of land about four miles weat OF
Centrevllo, Hickman county, Tenn, between
the rivers Of Duck and Pine, containing abou &
| two thousand acres, with an abundance OF ex-
l cellent timber, and two I21 very rich and In
| exhaustible IRON ORE BANKS. The porth
| boundary Of SAID tract is within three or four
miles OF the old Oakland Furnace, ON Mil
Crock.
ALSO, abou; fifteen hundred acres west OF
fine hlyerp well tlmbergd, with iron ore In
abundance. viii sell at 81 per acre.
These tracts are on the line of the Narrow
Gauge Railroad, if il crosses the river az Csny
treville.
ALSO, tract Of land in Lewis county. four
miles south Of Newburgh, Containing eve as
thousand acres, the most OF which is level and
Is what y designated barren lands" IL 10 we'll
tmbered, and includes the pine timber and
the o,d pigeon ROost," has several very tine,
and valuable Iron banks at least three thou
sand acres are level and can be cultivated
and IS well adapted 20 grapes and would make
valuable farm for raising sheep.
Another tract, IN the me county, on Traos
Greek, contains 425 acrcs, with about fortw
ceres open land, very well improved and IN a
good neighbOrhood. Will sen for 81 per aero
Refer TO X. q. smith, Columbia, who is we'll
acquainted with t,
ALSO, four hundred acres two miles due
south Of CentrCvllle, Hickman county, Tenn,
about thirty-fye acres ia cultivatio6. double
log house, stable and corn crib, about sixty
apple trees, some very large, mostly early
irulti well Watgrgd, three or four never failing
springs; a bold running creek runs through
near the centre. Well tlmbcred, $500 per
acre.
Apply to HoIsloy & Figuers, at Columbis
or ii. Clagett, at Centroyille.
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Letter from snwdu.t.

SAwDUsr VALLEY, Feb. Is, 1874
| To the Editor Of he Herald and Nal:
We of Sawdust and vicinity are, not-
witLstauding the hard times, money
panics, etc, getting along nicely. Our
| village is improving rapidly, two new
buildings about completed this winter,
| Messrs Mayberry & Kinzer's store
! use, and Mr.. Cham berlain's dwelling
| house. 1.-THE "Sewanee," he says, of Saw
dust. r. n. Mcbride is just completing
building in the suburbs of the town.
From it's construction, no one has been
able to conjecture name for 1t.
We are sorry to inform you that G. n.
McKennon, our express man, has sold
out his concern and retired to private
life. But he is succeeded by one of our
cleverest citizens, Mr.. VIM. II. Kinzer,
who will still supply your city with
eggs and butter from the Sa wdust coun-
try. McKennon makes the following
report of his marketing for the year
1873: Sold 5000 lbs. of butter for $685..
e; S,73S dozen eggs, $370.1l; $50 chickens
and ducks, Sl37.99; SO turkeys, 1885,
and 'possums, 81 IS, Aggregating ST.
2l2.93, equal to about Is bales of cotton
at SIS dollars per bale. We believe the
preachers who come among us, get
plenty of chickens and butter, too.
Rev. VIM. Doss preached at Nebo last
Sunday, from the text, "God is love,
an excellent sermon. We hope he will
continue the subject on his return, as he
had not time nor strength to complete
but one division. The conference could
not have conferred greater favor on
this people than they did when they
sent him among US.
Rev. r. G. Linn is still improving.
He is able to walk about some on his
farm.
The Tennessee University, under the
direction of the Rev. w. II. McKenuon,
is flourshing. One month completed,
with an average daily attendance Of ~
pupils. SUBURBS,
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CULLEORA ITEMS.

There is nothing new of much lmpor-
lance in this locality at present. The
wheat CROP looks promising. Some of
our best farmers are grazing their wheat
fields with their sheep. They contend
that they believe that it will be bene-
fit to wheat to Craze and that they know
it will help the sheep.
There was preaching in the Methodist
church at this place Sunday at the usu-
al hour, by Rev. J. a. Ormap, the pas
tor.
Rev. DR.. DuBar, pastor of the Presby~
terrain church at Pulaski, preached Sum
day at Friendship, near this place. He
preached a good, sound, sensible, prac-
tical sermon, and had large congrega-
ton.
The noted DIR. Munsey was to preach
in this place last Friday night, but ow-
ing to his illness, he did not get here,
which caused all to be disappointed.
However, We are satisfied that the Gp-
potntnent did some good at least, for
the lamps, shades and chimneys were
all nicely cleaned up, expecting him.
They had been in partial eclipse for
some time previous to the appointment.
The Presbyterian church at this place,
is nearly completed. It will be quite an
ornament to the town when finished.
n. I. Moore gave the Presbyterian
church at this place, one hundred and
fifty dollars, with which to buy bell
for their church. The Presbyterians
have in their church two large and beau
tIfll chandeliers, as nice as any we have
seen in any church here or elsewhere.