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gen I'M D}agen; 3eitipetie llebelfeit un6
Grbre4en; Reftige S9meren i'm Inter
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pa9r8enommen merben, 10 fptrb
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len 9eihWer6en, 9ispepiie uuo fronfbaftem
&oPfneb, ooer berartigen llebeIn, iinb iie urs
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mad benz Gebrau6e bon Gbtnin. 9Ils gurs
9IrntitteI limb iie noerglei4Ii4.
9ian bite ii9 bOr GaIidausen.
Die dtten iin6 ME ii6er,ufert.
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&luer GlllS.
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Gebers Pi!len, prdparirt BON 6lentiua 8ros.. All
Stttagug9b, Na., benn Ser Narft lit npu BON
9todobmnn8en be5 9Iamen We9aue. onbers
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-15
Snfano- -9epefGeit.
9I,ts ocr gsumoesga1tptSteat.

Us btngt II, IA. Suli. - Die beutige
Steuereinnabme betrug $563, ,695.45, Die 3oll=
etnnabme $490, ,530.8O.
Der ?Prdiioent erl1a1nte beute Sorn. @libu
Y. Wbtte sum Stellereiltnebmer fir 9tprb=
Carolina al Stelle be6 6ru. SboS. Yomers,
ipeld)er luSpenoirt muroe.
Oas BoItoepartenlent murbe beute benad)=
rl6ttgt, oaB ild) oa5 neue Tiiritentbum Sul=
garier Dem gSeltpoitpereine anesld)loiien bat.
9llle nod ausltebenoen 3ebnzSierSiger Sbli=
gationen lollen nod i'm @aufe bieit8 Wonats
SIR @tnl0iung beoroert merbell.
Cine 6a,tferei stpifG1en Sarseru
itto Soloaten.
= III ab a, Jtebr., IA. Suli.-Sn Del 9tad]t
bonn letten Salnitage ereignete it6 in Si0nep,
9febr., Srpilden Soloaten BON Sort SlOnep
lnb ben giirgern cine &auferei Sobn Wtat=
theps, etn giermirtb, murbe iiber eineu betrun~
fenen Solbaten 5ornig unS i1lug ibn 10 III
barmber5lg, OaB man cine 3eit lang 9laubte, er
iperoe lterben. Die &anleraben be5 Solbaten
iparen lebr iiber oiele 8rutalttGt entp0rt uno
arran9irten elnen An9riff auf Wtattbau8' 6au8.
Giner Der SolDaten ober perrietb ben Nnifla0
bem Otattbelps, Der in aller StiQe nebrere lei
ner 6reunoe in leiner 9Sobnl1ng perIammelte;
bieielben iparen l6mnttlid) tpoblbeipaffnet uno
oaralf porbereitet, eine Selagerllng aus3ubal=
ten. Die Solbaten uerlieBen oa5 Sort, ais Die
Ounfelbeit anbra6. Sie maren nit &arabinern
bemaffnet uno i'll Swsi @ompagnie'n abge=
tbeilt. Cine nabm Stellung an Sionepz zSanf,
Die anbere bel SRI. Senfin8' Eubma6erlaben.
9luf ein uerabreoete5 Sigual lpuroe bus Sc
pebrfeuer aui 0tattbeipS' Sans er0finet, ober
bas Seler Der Soloateu murbe iebr idarf erz
hilbert. GS fOlgten mebrere Salpell aufeinan=
Der, unp enbli6 Sogeu iih Die Solbaten Suriidr
ais eine itarfe Sdaar Siirger benz Mattbews
3u Siilie gefomnen mar, Die tpGbreno Der 9tad)t
ietn 6au8 betuad)te. GS wurben Sruppen bonn
Soften abgeiditt, um Die abmeienben berein5u=
bringen, ruo orei Ser Soloaten, Die man in
ben StraBen nit &drabirern antraf, ipuroen
arretirt uno III OaS gsfdugniB geitedt. SIS fano
ii6, baB Die Bubma6erin Sri. Senfin8 etnen
Slinteni6uB in oen 4rm erbalteu bat, unb OaB
Die gSunbe 10 ld)mer lit, baB ite pabridetnlt6
bie 9lmputation bes 9(rneS notbmenOig ma
d)en mirb. STA 2Otprp puroe burd beiOe
6dnpe geidoiien. Ser 6rau Wtattbetp5, Sat
tin beS angegrifienen gSirtbeS, wuroe Der
Samm aus Dem oaare bes SiuterfopfeS neg
geidOHen. 3mii6en ben Siirgern uub ben
Solbaten I'M Sort berridt iett eille bDd)lt ieirbs
IelinP SSti1nn11IlIn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-15
9ull0bllve 1879

Der eln9enomntenen 30tle ben llmiaug oc5 ,}m-
port -@tld)aitS I'M bltitgtn 6afen uit)t uOliIdliz
ot9 NM rtd)ttg oarlcgt, mug air Die Gbatadjt
bul9a"teleH mToen, ooB 2Saaren, Die aus Oem
AuSlnnoe bier etunciien, inter 3UllueridluB
nadl melllId)en StiOten gebtu, no bic 30uc be
3ablt merOen, mitbin I'M SetimmunGS=S0aia
ntht in Inre6uuHg fommcu.
GtueH genaueren 8erld)t liefTt Die 3abl Der
2SaarensGntrGge I'M bieitgcu 6aitr Oiticlbt
betrug bt8 gum l. lNIli 1879 4538 nm bis
gum /. (Sull 1878 4158, mitbiu cine 3uuabmt
bon $50 I'M UerIloheueu EiSfaljabrc.
SIS traieu bier I'M Sabre 1873 pom g(u5-
lanoe 1408, bon 3nlan0 ,6Gieu 1887, 3uiam-
men 2845 SoBr5cugc; im Sabre 1879 rcip.
l778 mo 1860, 5ulanmren &2l1 Sd)iie cin.
3unabme Don 1896 Sd)Uitu iul pTil0ICneu
Sabre.
Son bier cl0rirtcn 1873 1868 SdJiiie, oaz
rtnter 1475 na6 Dem 2lu5lano6, 1879 5000
Sobr3euge, 00ruutGr 1929 uQdJ Qu8duOtidleu
toaieu; 3unahme Don 33l Sdtficu in 1879.
9te 8ounenlait Der III 1879 clQrirteuSdlliTe
betrug 4 ,946,318 Der in 1878 oagcqcu i ,2S5.=
290; 3uuabme in 1879 66l ,042.
Die 9lbgaben fir Die 3onnen!af be3ifiuteu
itb 1879 AMI $l30, 1880, 1873 auf SIO7,=
450.80; @tlpinH i'll 1879 S22, ,702. 80.
@inel iebr ermutbi9enocn 2nawei5 liefct
Der Grport aus Ocm bicltgen 0aieu. Die i'll
1879 Gu89eiiibrten gSaarcu hatteu ciucu QGutb
bon $57 1853, ,915, nie IN 1873 nur etueu g&crtD
ban $45 ,638 sol; 3unabme i'll 1879 $Il, =
930r404. 9ie Stcigcrung OcS @rport5 in
1879 iiber oaS oOrbergegaHgcua SaGr lit 10 be
OeuteuO, mic Der gaamntt @rport iii 2m6lf
Otonaten Dor 3ebn Sabren 8ann0era btoeu-
tend mar Die 2lu8Iuhr BON G5etrnioc, Uttbl,
BetrOleum, Iabad IL. !. 10.
aus oem poritebeu0eu Sertftc er6cllt, oQB
Der 6anoel i'll bieitgeu 6afcn eillen beitGnOigul
2(uii6mung uno i'll cintgcn Gcitdfts5metgtu
cine bemertensluertbe Stcigerung 1clg..
Die iuldiloHden unD 0uSldnolidltu 0dmz
pferlinieH, weld)t in iriibcreu 8crt6ten FL
wdbnt mnr0eu, beitebeu auf's SrdftigIte tort
uno es itno ueuc Glnien er0ffHet wOrOeIl. Die
y SaltimOrezObiOz" un0 Die yN3rOli1e Genz
tral=Sabn" baben Sabnitationeu am Gieis
lpQiier, Die genteiniam nit OeuGlpatOren midl-
tt9e 6aftoren OeS panOclsUcrfcbrS inn bnTacu
6afen bil0en."
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J(eue an0ei9en.
( rompag,iei6afts=MrflUimng.

Oas bisber unter Der Ssrma sSuiepb stra,is C
Sruoer 5pidben ben lnter5ei6neten 6eitanoene Gom=
paqniezGjelddit lit nit 9egeneiti9er 3uItinmung am
beusen 3a9e auIaeloit iporoeu. jeoer eompasHon
miro sur geibdtsa6pdelung Sei6nen.
,5oiepf stsats,
25,i,. 2. Strau5.
8altim ore, ben 1. Suli 1879.
DIS bis1er pon Der erloIheneu sSrna Sol. StrauS
Il yrl,oer betrebene Geid1dit miro bemner5elthz
neten an aten YlaBe vi. 235, H.=3apStr., iort@
9efett. (16S-70) SSsf. 2. StreIs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-15

Soams9ten
.: 80 s.s1ssss. ssa a9sssss s..s.r Gonaro Rainf,
awSaeiestt1t psu y1otat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-15
Selegrapbii1e 9epei6en.

Seri9te Der rIociirten greiie> fir ben rSeutiden
eorreiponbeRten".
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@lnt- nns @e,tt 2lusfhlnn
@aut=&ranfDeit+

Sin mertDiiroi9er 8riei BON 6rn. 5. q.
Guder, 6ab,itaut oe8 Bag gtate. .Guper.
8bOSu6atS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-15

Dr, G. gllt gane's }Jerntifltae
1t9er elne Sur beiUlrfen.

or. 6. 1e2ame's 9e6er : gillew
peroen niht empfoblen ais 6eilmittel eeaen
ynite &cioen, benen 6aS 6leilb untertban lit"
lonbarn 8e8en SEranibeiten er2eber; BEL biitSs
len 9eiAweroen 9ispepiie uuo tr0ufbaftem
&oPfneb, ooer berartigen llebeIr,, iinb fie ilus
ilbertreiflirh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-13
SEARCHING FOR PAPA.

A lady in the street met little girl between two
and three years old, evidently lost snd crying
bitterly. The lady took the baby's hand and
asked where she was going.
Down to find my papa" was the sobblng re-,
ply.
"What Is your papa's name p asked the lady.
"His name is papa"
"But what is his other manner What does your
mamma call himP
"she calls him papa," persisted the little crea'
ture.
The lady then tried to lead her along, saying,
uYou had better come with me- guess you came
this way"
ayes, but den'l want to go back. 1 want to
tnd my papa replied the little girl crying afresh
as If her heart would break.
"What do you want of your papaT asked the
lady.
~ want 10 kiss him."
Just at this time sister Of the child, who had
been searching for her, came along and took pos.
session Of the little Runaway. From inquiry II
appeared that the little ones papa, whom sne was
so earnestly seeking, had recently died, ana sne,
tired Of waiting for him to come nome nau SOn'
out to find him. Cleveland Herald.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-13
UNCLE REMUs AND SHERMAN.

Uncle Remus walked into the office yesterday
with a tin bucket on his arm, and tackled the
first man he met.
Boss, Is General Sherman bin round here sho'
nuff?"
mot around here. He has been in town."
"Dats wat I'm drivln' at ! thunk them mig
gers waz ginnin up me game ontwell hear
Mas Jones readin' in de paper yiStiddy."
"Did you call on him1"
II sorter fingered roun' on de aidges fer ter see
wat could see, but 1 wish may be turn loose
on de ga coas widout nickel ef ketched a
glimpse un i'm. Dey tells me dat he's got a stiff
'membunce," continued Uncle Remus, sitting his
bucket in a corner
$50 they say,V
Oats wat hear tell. I'd o like nightly fer
ter got little confab with the Gener'l"
why didn't you go and see him2'
well in de daytime boss, l has to scramble
roun aIter piece of bacon rine fer ter greece my
stummuck wild, an wen night come gotter sor-
ter hang rOun' an watch my chicken coop. De
more piouser wat de niggers GIT de more closer
wat you gOtter keap yo' eye.balls on 20 pullets."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-13
THE CHINESE QUESTION.


The Craze Spreading Through California.
San Francisco, Mar, S-The City Council Of Los
Angeles yesterday adopted the:following and tele-
graphed 1t to the President
"The people of the Pacific Coast have had thirty
years experience with Chinese coolie slavery.
and they ought to know something Of its practical
working and they ask protection against the fear
ful scourge. Our Eastern brethren In general do
not understand this question practically, es they
have had no such experience. Therefore their
clamor is senseless President Lincoln Killed Afs
rican slavery after II had attained gigantic pro.
portions. President Hayes now has power 10
scotch II not to forever strangIe Asatic slsVeryOn
our shores In Its infancy. In behalf Of the people
ef our city and commonwealth we fervently but
respectfully beg that he will not lose the golden
opportunity"
Signed by the Mayor and Council of Los An,
gelOs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-13
NINE RULES FOR YOUNG MEN.

Always pick up hot poker by the cold end.
Never spend your money when you can get
things for nothing
Do not despise twentycent cigar or a 50 din
ner because another man pays for 1t.
Remember that it costs more to go to a high
priced theatre than 1t does to take a back pew in
o free church.
Nothing is troublesome to you that other people
do for you.
Never pay to-day the man.that you can put of
till tomorrow.
Never trouble yourself to do.for another what
he can do just as well himself
Neve bny what you don'twant, simply because
the man says he is just out Of it.
Do not poultlce your own elbow for the boil on
another mans neck.-HdtOkeye
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-13
gretrg.
"sOMEBODY's MOTHER. &"
[AUTHoR UNKNowN.l

lAUTHOR UNKNOWN
The woman was old, and ragged and gray,
Aud bent with the chill of Winters day;
The streets were white with recent snow
And the woman's feet with age were slow.
At the crowded crossing she waited long,
Jostled aside by the careless throng
OF human being who passed her by,
Unheedlng the glance Of her anxious eye,
Down the street with laughter and shout
Glad In the freedom of "school lot out"
Come happy boys, like a flock ofsheep,
Halllng the snow piled white and deep,
Past the woman, 80 old and gray,
fastened the children on their way.
None offered a helping hand to her,
SO weak and tlmld, afraid to stir,
Lest the carriage wheels or the horses feet
Should trample her down in the slippery street.
At last, came out of the merry troop
The gayest boy of all the groupi
He paused beside her, and whispered low,
"Pll help you across If you Yish to goH"
Her aged hand on his strong young arm
She placed and so, without hurt or harm,
He guided the trembling feet along,
Proud that his own were firm and strong;
Then back again to his friends he went,
His young heart happy and well content
"she's Somebody's Mother boys, you know,
For all she's aged, and poor and slow;
And some one some time may lend hand
To help my mother-you understand9-
If ever she's poor, and old and gray,
And her own dear boy is far away"
Somebody s Mother" bowed low her head
In her home that night, and the prayer she said /
Was: "God be kind to that noble boy,
Who is Somebody's Son, and pride and Joy"
Faint was the voice, and worn and weak,
But Heaven lists when It's chosen to speak;
Angels caught the faltering word,
And Somebody's Mothers" prayer was heard.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-13
SHERMAN AT THE SOUTH.
The Way Honest John is Tripping up Ulysses.
Washington specIal to N Y. HeraIdl

The Southern Democrats confess that nothing
put the low and blundering character OF most al
The administrations federal appointments 10 the
South and continued hostile attitude Of prominent
Republicans and their sweeping denunclaliona OF
the South as section and as people have Kent
the, Southern States solidly In the D9mOcradG
ranks.
sherman has controlled the Southern appoint.
mens, said prominent Democrat the other day =,
'and he has fixed them for himself Ii ne can
continue To have his own way we Democrats NAV
hope for solid South next year, ard In laying
his own plans for the control Of the Southern del
egation In the Republican convention sherman iB
really helping u.s."
Here and there a Republican, however begins
to see the same thing There is 80 general an op,.
position In that party to Mr. Sherman as a success.
sor 10 Mr. Hayes that his labOrs to pave the way
for nomination are watched with great deal
ofjealousyj II is said that he aims 10 secure the
southern delegations In the Convention for him
SELF as against General Grant or any one else
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-13

BLAINE and Thurman had it hot and
heavy in the Senate yesterday morning.
Blaine said if it was not because of
Thurman's age he would settle matters
outside, which Stiffness shows Blaine
hard pushed. Thurman should summon
the Mulligan Guards, armed with inns
correspondence with railroads markets
ing for Speakers rulings:-Rtts. Post,
4th inst.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-13
s1rrrs AGAINST THE ARCHBISHOP

The following new suits against Arch
bishop Purcell were filed Monday; By
H. T. Deterberg, for 1884, by ]. G.
Hendricks, for $3o 327 by J.lH Blester,
for $40 ,S25 Bernhard H, Seylemann, for
s6 600. Parties bring suitto recover
money deposited, with interest. The
Trustees room in the building, corner of
Main and Fifth, was besieged this after
noon by numerous unfortunate creditors.
It is probable that complete assign
ment will be made at an early day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-13
A BANK swINDLED.

GAINESVILLE, o., March 7.-The First National
Bank Of Batesville, Noble county, was neatly
swindled out of $4,000 A few days ago green
looking country fellow appeared with note In
dorsed by three prominent men Of the neighbOr-
hood, and represented that his father, John Gul.
iCh, the supposed maker of the note, was In great
need of the money Presuming that 1t was right,
the bank Cashed the note and never discovered
the forgery until Mr. Gulich told the officers he
had nothing to do with 1t The boy was not his
son and was unknown TO anybody, A clew TO his
GERS have gone to Parkersburg, West Virginia, to
look the mattor up, 1t is believed the young man
was assisted by others.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-13
MISERABLENESS.

The most wonderful and marvellous success, in
cases where persons are sick or piuing away from
condition of miserableness that no one knows
what ails them, profitable patients for docors) Is
obtained by the use Of Hop Bitters, They begin
to cure from the first dose and keep 1t up until
perfect health and stsength is restored. Whoever
Is afflicted in this way need not suffer when they
can get Hop Bitters. See Truths" and Proverbs
in another column.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-13
3ataI 5sstat, for SaIs.
FOr sale.

+ wsb TO sell my House and two Lots and Black
smith shop and lot, In Rlohviile. The house ls .
a choice selection Of fruit trees, two large grape
vines, currant bushes &C. There Is new barn ana sI
haeksmith shOp and lot which wish TO sell are sit
mated on another street The tools so with Ishop.
Parties wishing bargain please call on OF auuress
''S 'Ianaoms Rlchville, Stark Co., o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-13
cIUr,ON NOT NECESSARY.

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder produces bet
ter bread, biscuits cakes, ETC., than any oIner is
purity admits Of any quantity being useo WIN
perfect safety and without detriment TO tne az
ticles prepared. Households where true economy
Is studied will use DR.. Prices crAm Baking row
der
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-13
Farms for. EXCHANGE OF Sale.

miles sonthWest OF LoudOnville; lays rolling, soil
sandy, gravely; thlcky settled nelghborhood
healthy &c bargain and easy terms can be had
inquire OF owner, N. X, COLLINS, HaVenna, o' or
Esd, j, d. Gaines, LoudOnvllleO.
NIL have improved farms In Illinois or Mis-
souri, near 81 Louis of various sizes, for sale low or
exchange for Northern Ohio farm, city or village
P''P|' N. n. COLLINS,
feb2Ogm Ravenna, ONO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-13
The Farm Contains las Acres

Is acres of IL in timber and all the remainder in a
very high state of cultivation hrstclass buildings
and every other convenience and advantage necss
nv 10 good health and successful farming. IL IL hap-
dy 10 market, being located ~ miles southwest Q
Canton, o.. overlooking the city A stream OF iresh
water runs through the farm sufficient for any guam
titv OF stock making II also an excellent stock farm.
For price and terms inquire on the premises, ,rns
may23-tf THE HbltVS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-13
FORTY TWO LIVES LOST ON THE
ADRIATIC.

London, Mar. IA despatch to Reuters Tele'
graph Company from DunkiIk relating to the
breaking up Of the British ship, Adriste, which
stranded near that place on Feb, l6, while on the
passage from Pabellon de POea, says there were
49 persons in the ship at the time she broke up,
only seven Of whom are known to be saved.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-13

A little fOur-yesr-old Mary complained to her
mamma that her button shoes were hurting"
"Why, Matte you've pu! them on the wrong
feet.n Puzzled and ready to cry, she made an
swer "Whatll do, mammal They's all the feet
Ti,,a.
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''NIiss Brown, 1 have been to learn how to tell
fortunes" said fellow to brisk brunette; give
me your hand If you please" la Mr. White'.
how sudden you are Well, go ask pc {"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-13

A policeman searched the boys In the West
Chester, Pa, schools the other day and found sew
erAl revolvers on the meekest looking ones
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-13
THE LYNN MYSTERY.

Killed, Disngured and Then Thrown Into tho
River,
Boston, Mar. IAN investigation regarding the
body OF the young woman found In the river at
Lynn, demonstrated beyond doubt that her death
was caused by an abortion, probably within forty
eight hours.
The body was clothed in long white night
dress. Underneath was a merino skirt, and
around the abdomen was a swath OF brown check
ed gingham. In the ears were small gold ear.
rings, with pendant globe The face was clotted
with frozen blood, which being washed away re-
vealed the fact that the womans nose had been
cut completely off apparently with some sharp
instrument, and with the evident object Of caus-
ing disagreement which would prevent identif-
cation.
The body was that OF person probably from
twenty TO twenty.h five years OF age.
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Assignee's Notice.

The unpaid creditors Of the Alliance Rolling Mil
Company are hereby notified that the said assignee
Is now ready to pay said creditors Of unpaid divl-
dends the four per cent. now due, at the Auditors
office Of Stark county, In Canton, Ohio, upon SAID
claims being legally presented. BY order OF the
Probate Court.
A Feb, Is, 1879. VIM. A. CREECH, Assignee
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Administrators Notice.

Notice "a hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed and qualified as Administrator,
de bonis non OF the estate Of John Whitmore late OF
feb27-3t Administrator,
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Also the following notes;

also have for sale two awnings with irons and fix
lures complete sizes respectively one feet long ana
feet wide one Is feet long and feet and inches
wide; they were made by Wagner, of Cleveland and
used only one season. Also large window curtains
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-13

FOR SATF4 fine residence aHS Conysnlent
located containing rooms buttery, closets, hall,
fine walled cellar In fact every thing In tip top ORDER
lot 52x24O feet VIII be sold cheap and upon reason
able terms.
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Farm For Sale

The widow and heirs Of John Rank deceaged, offer
at private sale the Farm and appurenances thereun-
10 belOnglng, and lately owned by MN.
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FOR SALE ngSg Ssy Ss SsiSSs saasEs F'easPS osPsG
at great sacrifice lot G6x2OO IT, situate corner of
Walnut and 9th streets.
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J. Z. EYNC3S
REAL ESTATE { INSURANCE AGENCY,

Mrs. Kate Brughs Property on West Tuscarawas ST
at low figures upon reasonable terms.
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FOR RENT I,5dS sleeping a4 %S q0TsSeS TG0P 5nrn on
che square.