davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-10
THE REPUBLICAN, STATE CON-
VENTION.

On the 2nd inst, we learn was not as
well attended, noras enthusiastic in dem
onstration as the Democratic convention
of the week previous. The Republican
affair was quite tame and lifeless, and Il
number of counties were not represented
at all and comparatively few Of the rep
resentative men of the party were pres
ent. 1t was quite otherwise in the DEM
ocratic convention, The Republican rat
i6cation meeting in thy evening was
quite Ifundril.likk, and the speeches Of
enatorsherman and ex-Governor NOyes
raised no enthusiasm. The Grant party
leaders will find it difficult to arouse the
people to their own. hopes and feelings
in the present situation Of things
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-10

n Iris not good year for prtss-gagger5
and Shepherd ring gig-tenders. There
is too much popular Indignation in tho
air.[New-Haven Comm Register tDem.l
The aboveis brought out by the defeat
of Judge Poland for Congress in the l1th
district Of Vermont. In the late session
of Congress Poland was the active leader
in. getting through the infamous Press
gag-law The object Of this measure was
to enable members of Congress TO cause
the arrest of an offending out-spoken ed
itor in distant city and State, and bring
him AZ calprit't tol Washington, there to
be dealt with as the Washington mag
mates and rings might seq proper These
WabhihgtoD worhes do not relbhaifree
Press, any more than do kings and po-
tentates in Europe, ,oWelL poland has
got his reward, andCm Vermont too! 1t
isa lesson to be Remembered, and Wash
ington despotism may see in it the "hand-
writing" they win not relish.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-10
SHERIFF. SALE.
Robert Childs vs. Charles Renner, el

Robert Childs vs. Charles RenneF, ct ux ct al
BY virtue of an teder TO sell issued from the court
Of common pleas gf Stark comfy, Ohio, and tome
directed, Will offer Tor sale az public outcry, at
the door ofthe court house In the city OF Canton on
Saturday, the Sd day Of October, 1874,
the following described real estate situate In said
county, TO wit: Part Of lots numbered eighty-six
(S6) elghty.seven (S7) eighty-eight (SS according
70 map or plat Of @ certain amicabe partition OF
certain lands made By william 8. Whetmore,
Richard s. Fay, and the Executor ofAmos, ,Burney,
deceased, October IL, 1913, which map or plat to-
gether with memorandum OF the same Is record.
ed In the records Of Stark county Aforesaid, 70
which reference Is here made for more particu-
lar description bounded as follows: Beginning on
the center line Of fremont road two chains and
eighty-one links e, 81 easterly frQm the south
easerly corner Of the mill lot 70 called and Of the
southeasterly comerof said lot contracted BY Kent
Jarvis to John @. Warwick and James II. Justice
by contract dated April n, 1856; thence eastwardy
along the center Of said fremont road forty-two
(42) feet thence northerly one hundred ana seven
ty-tWo (172 feet: thence westwardly forty-tWo (42)
feet along the back OF Taylor 4 Doxies mill race;
thence southWardly alon gisaid Warwick & Justices
east line one hundred and seventy I2) feet TO
the place Of beginning; nevertheless excepting
and reserying the unohstructed right 70 entering
upon said premises at any time to repair the Eid
race at the north end Of said lot whenever Il NAV
be necessary also all the right title and Interest of
the said Charles Renner and Mary s. Renner In
the following tract Of land situate in the city Of
hassillon and described as follows Situate onthe
east line Of the lands Of j. H. Justice Co.. east OF
SiDpo Mills and described as follows: COmnenc-
Ing st the southeast corner OF said land and
running west along fremont street 100 leel theree
north % the embankment of Doxies race; thence
east alOuRsaid race bank q fei thence along
the east line to tho place of beginning together
with tho privileges and applirtt4 noes tlefeuntc
| beI0ngiDgic.lD 3i|duq pti inilI .n.5lotiA
sale III ca4IFgeI gt ape .o'cloeh. "a Terms
yiihl3sdtwk9ilfilf fiiH q g0Si9hW sf'lii
! isdi baa ,roiisiigqyl - blpeF ~ anpl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-10

RIP VAN WINKLE in Irying's story,
was an old Knickerbocker Dutchman,
fond Of limiting, and not slow on drink
ing. He wandered of into the Cattskill
mountains che day lhilore the American
revolution, lay down to take a.nap, and
slept twenty yearss When heAwOke, he
was not aware he had slept more than a
few hours at most, and soon took his
way to his home in the little village.
But, on arriving there, al was changed.
He could not realize his own senses.
Instead of the Kings Inn, the tavern
was the Washington House. No one
knew aught Of many things and persons
old Rip van Wrinkle enquired about. In
his anguish he exclaimed, "How soon
are we iorgottenl" H .r.
We presume, in Rip van Wrinkle, lr-
wing intended to describe a class Of peo-
pie who "never learn anything, and
never forget anything" We were re-
minded of this by hearing Of a friend
who was greatly excited yet over Ii
cgSsE. lie does not seem to be aware
that License is settled in Ohio for twenty
years at least, and he might AZ well
wrangle now over dead dog, as to
bother with the License question. 1t is
gone dead"-buried for twenty years,
possibly twice that, We say, sleep on,
old Rip van Wrinkle! Goodbye, for our
time; possibly, for alltimel 'N. "a
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-10

CoAL all over the country is meeting a
duller sale than il has at the same sea-
son in many years. This is not the re-
suit Of dissatisfaction with coal as fuel,
but because the closing of mills, furnaces,
foundries, ete, has stopped the demand.
The pernicious contraction Of the Curren-
cy has crippled enterprise and left the
wheels Of commerce destitute Of the
means to keep them in notion
All tfue-but the irbt error was the in
flation. The great evil is initiation,
otherwise, contraction We're impossible.
Governments have no right to interfere
with values-no right to expand the cur
rency-when initiation has taken place,
contraction must come sooner or later II
is only a question of Uncomfortable
time. As Horace Greeley said, a man
cannot live on br,indy--a country cannot
continue on initiation.
The panic last fail then, was the result
Of initiation, not contraction. In conse-
quence, railway building was suspended
because the companies could not borrow
money-the iron business suffered and
also thecoal-so wo go. VT" ''.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-10

KELLOGG, the Grant Governor of Louis
lana, not the peoples governor, naturally
appeals 10 the power that made him and
that he serves. ) An honest Governor Of
the people would appeal to the people to
aid him to sustain the law instead of
that, h5keVer, he takes no Vigorous meas
ures 10 punish offenders but appeals by
telegraph to the administration at Wash
ington Attorney General Williams is
aroused and Grant issues orders from
Long Branch A. though that were the
seat Of Gpvernmentg kellogg, il must be
said Is styiutto take 'care'of himself, for
he is enrolling an extra regiment Of
"picicd white men Il, New Orleans for
service around'his own head. quarters. 1t
may be wclliu 90 mprntipled daiul ii1lud-
ulent an official to wisely take care of
himself. ylr Is said 10 bc universally
hated au1 muAh SGaIh ihbceil6. It is
little wonder if violence is provoked in
,Lqulima-t kellogg h1iiseIG Isl 9dycrlior
bf k6ltnSo. l.ElIlJ,llN 81 .
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-10

THINK Of Senator Spencer Of Alabama
late bar-k6cper in Rochester, New York
sutler to u colored regiment during the
war, hummer of the first water, insist
ing upon U. $. troops for his particular
use, and Senator Patterson, late lobby
agent and tool Of Simon Cameron, fol
bayonets to control the election in South
Carolina. TheS are joined BY Clayton
and kellogg, Utterly destitute ofcharactcr
insisting upon the army being placed un-
der the direeti9nISf Attorney General
Williams not d HeA the epeaeel but to
stand by and permit fraudulent elections
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-10
SHERIFF SALE.

q .. Ewart 4 Co., VAN. A. llgeyefs ct al.
/ By virtue Of q Vi IA 4lued nom the court bf
common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio, and TO me
directed, will offer for sale at public outcry In the
stare room lately occupied by T. A. Meyers In the
city Of Aasdllon, on Il -
Monday, he 2l& aGy Of September, 1874,
the following described personal property, % wit
100 cans Of fruit % cans Of oysters, 10 bottles OF
oysters l bottles onions 3ObOtileg assorted aaYors,
show case with perfumery knives, q boxes ci-
gars lot Of bar SOAP 200 boxes Of spices and eA.
tract II Jars with candies, so bottles mustard and
catsup 2boxes Of plug tobacco, $50 boxes blacking
more or less, 9 boxes tea cans and contents, 70
packages Of corn starch and baking soda, l6 dozen
boxes Of blacking, q lot OF glassware, about 6OO
pieces China ware so baskets different sizes. ahow
case with sundries, 80 washboards. 50 papers smo-
king tobacco barrels with crackers 81 fruit jars
lot Of crockery % tubs. box Of white pipes, !
box Of raisins, lot Of prunes and currants ~
wooden bowls, . dozen bEOoms, 20 white wash
brushes, doz pals 20 boxes sardines, % lbs IN
ground pepper, 3 bird cages, cheese 10 mop nan,
| dies pair Of scales, / stove and pipe, box oi
| black tea, Il bag Of rice, a lot Of sugar.
Sale 70 commence at 10 o'clock q. m. and con
tinue frem day to day until al the goods are sod
| Terms cash. WILLIAM BAXTER, Eherln.
septl074-td.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-10
SHERIFF SALE.
Henry Trcmper VS. Haman Young

BY virtue OF an order 10 sell issued from the
court OF common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio, and
10 me directed, will offer for sale at public out
cry, at the door OF the court house in the city Of
Canton, on
Saturday, the 10Th day Of October, 1874,
the following described real estate situate IN said
county, 70 Wit: Partof the south quarter OF sec
tion tWenty-one (21), township ten Q0) range eight
Isl. beginning on the section line sixteen chains
and Ave (5l links south Of the northeast corner OF
said quarter; thence north So westnneteen chains
and twenty-five links to post thence south fifteen
degrees east ten chains and flfty-one LINKS to
pos thence south $50 east sixteen chains and four
links TO poet, in the east line Of said quarter;
thence north % east ten chains 10 the place OF be-
ginning. containing seventeen acres and sixty-iive
6undredths of an acre "a 65-lo0), excepting and
reserying from this conveyance TO OF. BROWNING,
his heirs aud assigns the right 70 overflow
OF the land hereby conveyed as may or shall De
necessary to keep the mill dam nov located on the
southwest quarter Of section q OF said township,
or that may hereafter bo erected on said quarter,
OF on The northwest quateFof ssetone ~ aof i inid
Township, 50 high asnayte necets aly NJ ne most
adyantage0us use Of the water for milling or mai-
ulseIetpe sse 70 edp%RsSne p1Gss II 6hd 5ciOs m Terms
IceR.,a,st,ls,,l wy 4sa Nj stsSSbYfli K q
le 4'.f 44<fIs1H
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-10

TnE Conservatives of Virginia Jhave
been fortunate ihtheir nominations for
Congress. Among the candidates are j..
Randolph Tucker, John Goode, ex-Goy.
Gilbert G. Walker, Beverly Douglass Geo.
C. Cabell and John T. Harris, all of whom
are men of marked ability. The 'proba
bilities favor the election of all of these
except perhaps Mr.. Goode, who has great
odds against him in a large Republican
majority and the patronage Of the Nor
folk Navy-Yard. Virginia has therefore
fair prospect for a Congressional dele
CATION comparing favorably with those
contributed by her to the country in the
days before the war.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-10

SENATOR CHANDLER proposes to get IN
opinion of Southern affairs through a
formal Convention composed Of delegates
selected by the, chairman of the Repub-
lican Executive Committevsof the South
ern States. Is it possible any one will
be deceived by this programme, which is
merely intended to authorize an address
to the public in Justification Of the acts Of
President Grant in sending troops to sup
press free elections in tthe South, and
stimulate the dissatisRed Republicans OF
the North. 1t is said'this document is
being prepared. -t....Iu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-10
LBqAL
sHERIFF BALE
JoaIAh Kelm Ys M. sfIherlInR q al.


Byylrtbe Of an, order 70 sen Issued from ths
Court Of Common Pleas Of stark county, Ohio, and
70 me directed will Offer for sale At public out
cry. at the door Of the Court House in he city Of
Canton, on
Saturday, 1te 26th day of September, 1874,
the following described real estatk sitnaie IN sald
county, 70 Wit. Lots number TWO hundred and
eleven l2ii) TWO hundred and twelve (2l2, two
hundred and thirteen (2l9l two hundred and four
teen (2liA, two hundred and seventeen ON, and
the east half OF lot number two hundred and eigh-
teen (2lS all IN Daniel Chappiuss addition 70 The
town OF Louisville Stark county, Ohio; also part
Of the east half Of the northwest part Of the north
west quarter OF section tWentyelght (2S) IN Mimi
shillen toWnfhip bounded a. follows. Beginning
at the center Of he south line Of said lot number
two hundred and eighteen (2lSl and running
thence In northWesterly direction perpendi dicnlar
10 said south line 70 the north line Of the =. y W.
4 G. X. r. W. 70 the north line Of lot one hundred
and ninety (l90 and being all that part Of said lots
two hundred and eighteen (2lS) and 100 lying east
of said central and perpendicular line. Also, the
steam engines. boilers. line shafting, and machin-
cry Of ali kinda and description then In the ahop
on the Aforesaid premises; also lot leftered "B' IN
Daniel Chappluss addition 10 The town Of Louis
VILE excepting all that part or strip Of Aaid lot
which lles east Of the road known a. Mil street.
also, lots numbered two hundred and fifteen (216)
and two hundred and sixteen (2l6l IN said Daniel
Chappluss addition 10 said town Of Louisville.
Sale 10 commence az one o'clock p. m, Terms
cash. WILLIAM BAXTER, Bherif.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-10

The Massachusetts, Democratic State
Convention met at Worcester on the 9th
and nominated VIM. CASTOR, Of Boston,
for Governor; and VIM. l.. Smith, OF
Springfield, for Lieut.. Governor. Their
platform is brief and full of good sense
declares forthe Constitution and the laws
against Federal interference in State af-
fairs, against lawless acts of violence upon
the colorcd race, against prohibition, but
for restrictive laws to regulate the sale o.
intoxicating liquors and for q speedy re-
sumption Of specie payments.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-10
LEGAL
SHERIFF SALE.
JJohnE. McLAin Va ". A. Nixon q w.

~ John T. McIAin ys W. A. Nixon e ux,i
By virtue OF an order 70 sell issued rom the
court Of common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio, and
70 Ms directed win offer for sale At public out.
e a the the door Of the court house IN the City Of
Cantqn, on yi .r
Saturday, the lOth day Of October, 1874,
county, 70 Wit; A part 81 the southwest quarter Of
section 36, township 10. range 6, bounded as fol.
loWx Beginning at point IN the east line Of said
quarter. S76-l00 chains, north one degree east OF
the southeast corner Of said quarter, thence north
s9o 81, west a distance Of itl00 chains thence
south 3i.l0OthE chains; thence north S9o 3" west
99l00 00ehalnsthence north % lO0th3 chains thence
east 10 lOOhs chains thence southle west sSlo0
chains 70 the place Of beginning, containing
e5-l00tha acrea t I'M. I'I5..r,.,
sale 70 commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms
caah. WILLIAM BAXTER, sheriff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-10

THE Repository was an advocate Of the
New Constitution, and now mourneth as
one that has little hope. We advise that
concern to have an abiding faith in their
fBoss." He is some, inspired as he is
with the spirit of Yoltaire. The Reposi-
tory folks, last week, seemed to be Of the
opinion too, that their lovely license was
short over seven thousand votes. We
see the Rep. tries TO claim they opposed
license!
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-10
.DEu0CRA1fc G0NGRESaONAL
lA9fyhTHHNEE EAIt.tHL .AHl

call, the Democratic delegates, fr0m the
cotmtiesl COMPOSING The Seventeenth
Congressional District met in the Opera
House at Alliance on the 9Th inst, and
on motion Mr.. A. Howells, Of Massilloni
was elected Is chairman, and Messrs
Ferrall, of Carroll, and W. S, Clarke, OF
Columbiaha, az secretaries.! Not'having
received the official proceedings, we can
only say that we learn three ballots were
had, the votes being divided between D.
t. Lawson oE,wellsyille, /. L. Lamborn,
of Alliances, and David NJ. Wilson, OF
Youngstown. On the third ballot, Mr.
Wilson, having reGeived- ed--a--majOrity' Of
all the votes cast, was declared the nom
inee.
We learn II resolution was passed en-
dorsihg the State platform.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-10
SHERIFF SALE
William Moose, vs.. Mary Moose, Ct q

Wiulhnl hpOoei Vb. mhfy mooeel th w.
BY virtue Of an order to sell issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Stark county, Ohio. and
TO me directed, viii offer for sale u public out
cry, ON the premises, on
Monday, he 2lSl day Of September, 1874,
the following described real estate situate In said
county, 30 wit: Lot number four ti) IN the village
Of MoDonRldsville az described upon the plat OF
said village also part Of the northwest quarter Of
section ten, Q0) township eleven, Ql) Jackson,
bounded as follows: Beginning at the southwest
corner Of said quarter section thence north on the
west line thereof ten (lol perches 10 the south
boundary Of the village Of McDonaldsVille; thencO
on the south line Of lot number one q Of said VII
lage to lands formerly owned By Lawrence Ham
mer, now owned BY Frederick 9hafeB thence south
parallel with the west line ol said quarter 10 the
south line thereof thence west 10 tia place Of be-
ginning containing GeyentyfAVe hunaEeths of an
acre more OF lesa Possession Of town loi 10 Be re-
tanned BY tenant til April Ia, iS75,a1! brf
Sale 70 commence vt ten O'clock .. ~. Terms,
One-half cash, the balance In two equal annual
payments with interest ffom day Of aale, Beoured
by mortgage on the premises,
aug2074-W6 WILLIAM BAXTRR, Sheriff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-10
SHERIFF BALE
John Recks vs Cleanthua WALTON.

By tirtbe ~ EanI oAdeS to SelI issned rom the
court Of common plRas Of Stark kcounty. Ohio, and
10 me directed viii offer for sale at public out
cry, at the doofof the court house IN the city Of
Canton, on ~ niHlR t3Hl u0iin9NrUl 'iBiN
-iH. Saturday, tis 80 day Of 0ctObe1, 1874 }
the following described real tstats situate In sAid
county, 70 wit; The one undivided oneethird In
terest in town lots p1mbered one n, two ~ and
three (3) in Teeteps addition 10 Alliance
cash. WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff
epnt3'74-W5 sl "a
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-10
SHERIFF SALE.

n 1lIS5a g5abdaAis EdqrTJs J,GIAaihfg Esdyl
'u BY Vrtiie Of an order 70 seli Issued from the
court OF a. lnmon pleas1f Slatk county Ohio. and
10 me directed will offer for sale at public out.
cry atIthe door OF the court houSe in the city Pf
.Catton, on T. ClD ~ -
Saturday, he l0th day Of October, 1874,
county to wit: The east balfof lot number CITY
Ave (55) in TeeteTs addition 10 tho town OF ALI
e1ce.
Sale 10 commence At one o'clock p. m Tepns
cash. lli ANILLIAA BAXTER, shfrif
sept l014tw9 II q "
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-10
SHFRTFP lSHIR.

]'i1' lCiCotse Kthn, ts Anna NJ. Kehn.i 'A.'
iI' By yirtue 6f in orietto seli Issued ftdm thr
Court ofContnoh PleaA 6rstaE& Uounty, Ohio hnd
70 me dlrected WIN Offer for sale At iglblie out
t,S SySat lhs d99I0f tPeGspf H9g7e iR tPf fiy OF
Saturday, hc 10Th daJ OF September, 1874,
the following ngdetcrbsdudl estate Jtituatd in Stark
rpugtE Ohio, 10 vii: The BoEtileast quarter OF
iectioh zen q0,, range niue. Gh tow19hH pine (9',
ieoniaining ohe hundred aud Sixty acfts,
Sale to commence at one O'Clock pl M Terms,
One-third cash, the balance In two equal annual
payments with interest from day Of sale secured
tDJ mortgage on the premises. ....I ~. ,u.
d Rpg207i7W5, WILLIAM BAHEElR,fhsif
g cAVisl.0 LEGAL NOTICE. .Og oul
The State o. Ohio the County otSark, h,c
Z uC0art of Common Pleas. = VT ,.N 'H.l
Amelia A. 'Holley, DiyorSc; 'AlImony, and
.df .Ul Es,LI ..I go the custody Of The lchIl.
Sylvester J. Holley,o J dren prayed tor, No.
The said Sylvester J. H9lley, whose rfidenceS
utiknoNn, by hereby notified that said Amelia "A.
Holley this day filed her petition IN said Court
praying TO be divorced from said syIyesterJ, Hol
ley, also for almony and the custody OF The chill
dren ofSAid plaintiff and defendane That kaid
petition CHARGES said defendant Of having had q
former wife Lying at the dime of his marriage with
said plaintiff and also charges him with gTpss neg
lect Of duty, extreme cruelty and habldai drunk
enneSsf more than three years last past 100
NJ The detendant VIII also take notice That deposi
tons 70 bo used in evidence on the trial OF the
above cause Will be taken ht the Once d w. Rich
ards, Esquire attorney at laWli Spenccr Owen
county, Indiana, on the Sd day Of October A. D.
1874 between the hours Of O'clock q NJ, and 3
O'Clock D. m. OF said day and on the 10Th day ofsaid
October, at the residence Of BVa Jacobs, n the
city Of Masillon, between the same hours, and
that the taking thereofWill be adjourned from dyy
ITO day between the same hours untn botAplsttd at
both places.Gg AMELIA k.sH0LIEY,tt
\, 90 o16.t BY r. H. FoLGIR, hey Attorney,
MasallIon, o., August "a. 1874. IN tangzic@O
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-10
sHERIFF sALE9I7

BY virtue Of an order, 70 sell attached property
before final ment Issued from the court OF COM
mon pleas Of Stark county, Ohio, and 10 me d.
Tected In the above entitled case, win ofer for
sale at public ouicry. on the farm Of Columbus T.
Walker, In Pike township, In said county, on
, Monday, lis IAN day Of September, 1874,
the following described property. 70 wit The IN
divided half Of thirtyfive (35l acres Of wheat cut
cash. WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-10
SHERIFF SALE.T

Godfrey Knepper W. James N, HackAday, ct. al
BY virtue Of an alias order tosel Issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of stark county Ohio, and
10 me objected me- I will Sher for saleat public
outcry, at the door Of the Court House int the city
OF Canton, on I.. t.,t,+I.t.tI n. f.,f,.f.
lSlturday, he l9th day Of September, 1874,
the following described real estate, situate IN said
county 70 Wit: All that lot OF ground in the town
OF Bethlehen which h hdislingnlshed on the map
of said toAna4 recorded In lhe Recorderis oice by
the numbar qiHty-tWO (62Anl WON ui ldnf.
Sale 10 commence at one o'eiock r. N, Terms,
cash 'r'' NV lM1LLfAM BAXTER, sheriff.
N rnia0n,tl. .,.S. m l-IIllL- IN rL-lIlin nm.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-10

M priocaAf q fanished o IoMbscriben q e
puySsr; q 80 dx months; dily cents for three
months, invariably IN advance
ApvERTISEMnrs, 10 insure insertion n'ua oe
handed In BY wednesday non
CoRREFoNpENoE, eoniainlpg important news,
solioited 'from all part of lhe county, Writers
name ana addross required oh even oommunlca'
lion as a private guarantee q sood faiih.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-10

The news from Europe, announces the
death of Guizot, the historian on the 9th.
He was born at Mines, France, in the
year 1887. His father was guillOtined
during the French revolution. He was
IN eminent author and was Secretary OF
the interior under Louis Philippe.