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Lamson's Crowd Hold a Sickly
Session on the Side
walk,
And Adjourn After Making q
Few Speeches OF No 1nl-
portallce.
The Republican Legislature Con-
firms Several Gubernatorial
Appointments.
Thurman's Chances for the Presiden-
tial Nomination Believed to Be
Improving Daily.
THE ms.

arr or,rrr-t,,trt,. rrrtnx .uv .,r terrurc
pnsTr1' Nnsa. Inn. 10z,rI,n If,n,ITv Arv,,ato
sncc,n1 sovs. ~ All fs mt,ct nlm,t I'm stutr-
Timxr thia ,nnr,,Inv Thc ttutv of ,,,,nr1n,, i'm
iu,ii,1Inc Ia In tho hnp,1s or Moy II i, Nvo. Art~
Inu- a ssfs,unt. A,ttutnnt .f,cncrnl ami 1ntc NJ
i'm, Chu,n,rrinIr,s atnfY. Tho ucncrn1 tnft far
nr1lnswtck mn tho first train This ,unr,,Inu, Tin
force Of nolIco In nnnurrutly jnrneIy i,.crcnsc..
md uun,,ls huyn lur,, nlnrrl outY|t]r tho o,,ter
,loora. Tho nnsscs fss,c Inst wnele nrt, mt no
kunw1c,1rcd tn-,1uv- hut nn,xn,,a n,,horiyc1 "rc
tr.,tn nj ,,o,v c,,o. ~, ,fof NJ, n1 thor. ~ IN
stnif Evory rrcc,tIn,, Inn hort, toI,cn n,,o,ust
thc tntrrr,tntiou nf ,,sInnaa nm uros,,"ct Ia
,roo1 for I, mint session of tho pnnnhrn,, r,ov
fs,nt,,r., Whit Tho nftcrnx,n vii hrnv fnrt,,
"a n problem. Tho F,,sIonist (,oyer,nr tsu,,,h, Ia
cxncstri horly to ..rmn,,d nlm;ssiom ,, to thu ~
ExccutIyo rl,nt1,hcr"
ApJ,rrANr.oEsrnAr, goury4rrp.
Tho 1lcrahix Augusta FpccIul yuys; "A cauc,1s
-, ~ a Ma.s ne @ III ,l'0 ~, ,a'so % ,ns ~ r.
s.,,',1.s,. ,"s H. ~ eu' ~ "'iu :" ' W.
nn.n!nHt'on ,. LOT At,,lan.-uene,"I. T. nm. oai-
~, ..'"asa . .ss., & 1 iot s on'-
meh. III tne catcus the'l he4t teh. te"sse L..
lcn', United states PENSION Agent at Portland
Tor some ycHrB nna ttetc'ltcd him. Nnw 1t Is bo-
lEcrcd by aonc leading Republicans that Gull
higher, WIN Is IL yo,,ng nan and l,as not had
cs ,a Is ot 70 wei. a.tea
-, auia tno n"pornnt -, uues .. t"u n'use IN
ths G'sn ner rs o
and not lin, tn rosrn I'm nnmtnatinn. tnit ha
,yt,ni1 moi vtal Thn rom,rittno ro,,,rta1 lila tt,
w. , se , ino .,n,,G" reiortea p ,, sas 70
Saturday nominating him WIS carried, oil mo-
ton OF Eugene Hale. md tho ballot for a1,othor
eanussate 'nKeh, when resulted IN tlic olecton
OF bcal py Il sote OF H. to for ua'la9hcr.s
Tho IIer.1lis Aug.,stn special s.ys that both
, 1880-01-20

5Ewetal Dtspateh to 1hs thscaqo 7rtbuns.
EAsr SAGINAW, Mich, Jan. l0-lfernn.1
Sclolz, II wcll-known 0orntan citizen, mot with
u terrible Incident to-dny. IIo w,s driving mi
tho WntcrshnvIllo rpnd six miles from this city,
when tho tenn started and Bch0lz wna cutanRlcl
milo and tltlartrr. Ito WIS deud whca the
team 3rIlR ntQnnEtl. -
, 1880-01-20

Spfttdt Dispafth to TAs Chttaqo Tribune.
LINCOLN, Ecb., Jan. l9.-Thts morning tho
hcwn-log house Of WiLltnm Atlunlson, Mt Onk
Grove. caught tiro md WIS epcc<llly CONSUMED,
with al1 its contents. Mir. Attn1psou md children
wcro nwny from home. Mrs. Atlan,sou waa hor-
rby burned nbuut tho fMce a1,d body, and will
nrOt,nbly t1tu
, 1880-01-20
MISSISSIPPI.

JACKSON, Miss, JIl1. 19.-In the Democratic
cal1cus tonight, letter was rcAd from Oen. u.
c. WalthAll, withdrawing frum tho contest.
Gen. ]. 4. ucorRe WIS placed in nomination. No
tGhnlge. tue ballot resulting: BarksdnlG, g.;
Singleton, ~: tieorpe. III.
Tho LcAfslntMre llnlnts to-1n0rr0w.
, 1880-01-20
BURR RoBBISs' CONDITION.

Epeeta! Dttpateh to TIE Chicago Tribune,
JAkEsvtLLE. Wis. Jun. 1o.-1lurr Robbins, tho
proprietor Of ltobblns' Mcnngcrlc and Circus,
VIM was NO horribly n,arglcd last evening, is
Ht[ll aIiye, and ils hccIl conacios over strcc tho
accllcnt. Tt,-ay. hts condition hns remained
Unchanged. 1io atept Il little whfte this nftc1-
noot,, and awoke sa,'ing ho fclt better.
, 1880-01-20

Special UtsPateh to The Chicago Tribune.
DECATUR, ILL.,, Jun. lg.-Whtlo out hunting on
Sunday. n young mnn nnnled William Hatl2ctt
was frIghtfully injured BY tho premature dis
chnrxu Of IL shotgun. 1fis loft hand WIS howr
oil md his fACe Aild arms buddy burned. His rr-
COYGrY Is tsUuhtful.
, 1880-01-20
AN ACc1nESrAL, uLo1v.

AN ACCTNENTAL, ULOJV.
SCRANTON, Jim. 10.-0ratll Ken,crling, whl.o
chopping wo,d near NldLlo Valley. accidentally
st1tck h!s daughter with tho ax, killing her In
etantly. KcnlerlnK ws,s brought horo to hls
homo t1-dmy IlsN1le.
, 1880-01-20

Special Dlspateh 10 The Chicago 1tibuns.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, jan 1p-Gustuyo Ehtc.
frosco pnintpr, ut work to-tlny OH tho ceiling 0f
th1 Catholic church hero, fell and killed him.
self.
, 1880-01-20
LIGHT BUSINESS.


Tho amount of grain, flour, and pfnvisonS
carried by tho five Eastern roads during the
week ending Jun. II, 1880 was 4,637 toua,
against &, 40 tons during tho week psevfous, q
falling OF Of b.Sis sons. And ~hat Ia stzAnfcst,
Abnut this unfavorahlB exhibit Ia tho taot that
the entire falling OF is OIL grain. Tho amount
Of grain shipped during tho weak ending Jan.
II amounted tu o,lly ~ .348 pounda4 whilo tho
shipments during tho wGck previous amounted
to 41oBs,Ga pounds, a falling oil of la,147t0s8
pounds Tho Eastprn F0aAa expected 4 largely
Increased business on account Of the grain
blockade at this point, because MI tho
graln cunning horo by tho Wcateeu roads
has to 81 through by rail- thore
being no moro ROOM In :, the. elevators.
hut iIlstcAtl Of an Increase there ~ falling dH
Ut nfCr 00 tnns OF grain during tho past week,
which shows tho coFEpotless Ut tbs arguments
heretof0rp presented In this column, that q ~
aMctlon " east bound rat4s ia necessary II the
rNis leading East mran to draw business worth
spoAking Of during tho rest ut the wlnteF. The
!Dductlon of tho. ratns by tho t.sllroHds alone,
however, will nut have tho desired efIeGt. 4 10
uHttinh 10 tho prtees Ut GTatn Htu4k be HlAdo
simultaneously: Tho lnAih trouble lleA in tho
lower than at Chicago, ani consequently grim
u not shipped further cast ta4n th!s point, OK
capt ssnull quantities for Immediate llao.
Therc wcru tEansp!rted during tho week @,81o
na5rSs " m IT,, 1f Hour u aaa l2un1s o. grain: an1
w 0S Pa,t,ts; a; of Proshsim0na m Of shls ths
RhoTy 6i1o tona; the FoFt Wayne, i, lis toas, the
pSt psn li4na!v ", . =" tons' and tho baltimore 4
:. "Thc a,aoant Of Hour oar4iel was ~ follows.
n Mls1!fan s Geat5ai, lSe2 barre!s' Lake shnss,
, 1880-01-20

- HUlFN1sU III VEAIIs
CHATHAM, Ont, Jan. l0-.rwo children Of 4.
J. Wilson set fire Ia their fnthers etubo ycstcr-
day and wcrD burned tn death.
, 1880-01-20
1T. JACOBS OIL.
1T. JACOBS OIL.
Stt.JaetoE,s()il
Tile Great German Remedy.

From the Chicago Tribune. Nov. III 1871.
MME.- MARIE NAItT0TTI, tho famous
prua donna, whU charmed tho audience Ut tho VIII
hel1 Charity C1acertn few weeks nan, md whn II Ii
understood Intends accompanying tsn!t fAmuus vlu
nia upon his tour to California; gnvu tho following
tcsttmqny on behalf uf thla renled5:
"1faylng rcpeatcdy hnu occ1.slon 10 nook re.ef In
severn :casos Of nourA'nc and rheumatic palns,
well NJ when suffering frum troublesome tllsoat
lind. nftor vREhly trying many reme1rs TINT multi
ix can c0tnuro with H. Jacobs Oh prompt md
reliable euro for tho aiIments named. nnnlhur Ut
my professional frian1s. who hnvo gxroslcnrtd itko
md hfq slao enttpslaatyo In ttApfuse."
80 Thousands lnlorae the ". Jacobs Oil.
Prof: Q. Q. DUI14ESHIs, Muna4ar. Chcngo, ill.,,
4yunastuM.
ID. II. COOKE. Esg., Purchasing Agt. American
/. .Exprcaa Company. Chtcngo, III.
Nt.- Rev. B1AlIOP GLAMOUR, Cleveland
Oho.
sTANEf HILL, Esq, Ait Auburn Inclined
Fiano r. H., Clnclnnuti, Ohio,
Dfu1Nata everywhere suit tho st. ia AC01lA OIL
AZ oO cEST6 a hottie. Directions In E1oYen
LANGUAGES,
, 1880-01-20

6pttfdI DAp1tth to The Chicago 1FfbHHk
NEW yoiK, Ja,,. 10.-Tho statement TINT the
Directors Ut tho Union raciAo have matc terms
Of consolidation Of that roRd with tho Kansns
racife under single management was to-day
confirmed BY MI officer OF the Union Pacific.
Tho result wAs not reached without stubborn
resistance OH tho part of those members not cn-
tirc,y committed to Iny Gould's policy. Tho
proposition originally Carno from Gould,
who succeeded in Infringing mnttcrH prot
ty conclusivcly In his own Interest,
while Mt tho aamc tnao sugar.
coating tho pill fnr tho other mcmtors. The Dc,
tails Ut tho scheme Glro now In tho hands Of tho
attorneys, who will report them Thursday week.
Tho general terms Of tho agreement, howoyer
arc: Tho capital stock Of tho Joint line Ia to
stand III volume tho sanlc rs nuw. VIZ: 80, !ee,
900 Union pucitic and sg, Gs9, ,050 Kansas PaoEhc,
or s48,4ba.,ee550 In tho aggregate. Tho
Union Pacific III to issue $a,sD,o5o OF
now stock to tako lip tho stock Of tho Karthas
pnctc, which Is 10 bo delivered at the ruling
1narkct rato OF Union Pacific stock, and ca1l-
cclcd. lis now quoted at 10f. ngnlnst 0dM for
Union Pacific. Gould OWNS about iyo-seyortha,.
ut tho entire capital Of tho Kansas Patinoa
which ho bought at comparatively low 1atcs, J
ansl this arrangement will giyo him, an
equal amount Of stock Of tho
Unon Pacltlc. thus restoring to him
with tho aid at stock owned by his friends, the
absolute control Of tho Affairs OF tho Company,
wh!eh NJ LOST when caught 20 badly short OF
Northwestern by kceno and bis associates. The
mortgages now existing on 10th roads nro to re-
min nntnuchrd. Tho fnnr5c,1 debt nf tho Trnthn
I,aan IT,, ion .a,'.1..e -. 11.,.a's !. s.a.a
fae'"o !h"' ~ lo''' cAciusivo c o1 onltea etatcs
subsidy bonds, waa $5o,188,0oo. Under the rcor-
gantzation In Mny, 1879, the Kansas
49, ao,,. ,a.oso,. T., 80 tosJ * ~
D Ter cc1lt lntcrest III 9ola ponus % rAn tofty
years. or this $4,000 900 WIS to DO used oxclu-
HIycly for tho conversion Of tho outstanding
f,tnfrt t1nbf. tn rid N nm nS-n+t,1uR
arising froin oyorsto interest systen. Of soais
II. II. III X - clntmn that nj HIT tf,n sno,no
i,n,iiiholtcrs uni 1S navo been @ ~ conciated, nni
Knit .d o ~ that '' thero mr. mn M inS,catjons
tlat nnv ,ncomo hSs l,cen ear1isd frnn, thnss
ni,rtinis of tfn roa IN ,shicf fhcsc bnnds nrn -
fin. ma II IL In nnG th,,s r. otrnrt liz defo"t ~
thn bnnt;bnf,nrs Thc Iinin,s Iscn6n' ~ rn,,rsa ~
vii nav hnvf r. asasmn thcir sharc of nny 10.
f,cicnnv tsat mHv ~ rT;sn r thIs hnno ro@;is @ Tbe
rnsuit 1f thc nni1,."tntinn op fh%% otHcr hnnS
- fhat III. ifninu tannMr .,9u, hna +1,n na."r-
n,,tct. I'M inefnnH ~ onn ~ % T"r,narlv ~ 1,nnhn
It nav tivert feoleht % In thn Chcyenno branci;
, 1880-01-20
BARRED OUT.

The Condition in Which the
Maine Fusionists Find
Themselves.
Gov. Davis, Determined that
the Farce Shall Proceed
No Further,
Gives Orders to Exclude tho
Rump Conspirators Us
a Body;
But They May Hereafter OBJ
tain Admission as Indi-.
vidual Members.
Lamson's Crowd Hold a sickly
Session on the Side
walk,
And Adjourn After Making
Few Speeches OF No 1lll-
pOrtnNce.
The Republican Legislature Con-
firms Several Gubernatorial
Appointments.
Thurman's Chances for the Presiden-
tial Nomination Believed to Be
Improving Daily.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-02-26
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS.

II seems strange that any one will suffer from
the many constitutional arrangements brought
on by an impure state Of the blood, when GsV'
sofS YELLOW Dock and SdrJGpGrtla win restore per-
feet health and physical organization. 1t is In
deed strengthening cordial pleasant to take,
and has proven itself to be the best blood purifier
ever discovered, etiectually curing scrotula
syphiliHc disorders, Weakness Of the Kidneys,
all Nervous disorders and Debility. It Oorrecn
Indigestion 1t makes the old feel young, and
the young feel gay, and will invariably drive out
OF The system the many Ills that human Resh and
blood Is heir TO- Price Of large quart bottle with
full directions, 800 A single bottle will prove
to you It's merits al health renewer, FOR 1t aeh
like a charm especially when the complaint Ia OF
an exhaustive nature, having tendency 70 les
sen the natural vigor Of the Brain and Nervous
system
Remember we keep this excellent remedy for
sale OF our drug stores in Canton, o., aud do most
cordially recommend It to our customers and all
good people generally Very Respectfully,
DURBIN h WRIGHT,
II Wholesale and retail agts for Stark Co,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-02-26
Legal Notice.

To ALL WHOM IT NAY CoNCERN:
Notice is hereby given, that on the ninth day Of
February A. d. eighteen hundred and eighty. the
undersigned, John McClymOnds; proprietor Of Riv-
ersde addition 10 the city OF Masslon in the county
of Stark and State Of Ohio filed his petition In the
Court Of Common Pleas Of said county setting forth
that he Is the owner Of SO much Of said Riverside ad
dition as Is included In the following description to-
witt
Being all of the lots south Of the south line Of Per
ry street. as extended easwardly to the TuRcarawas
River and east Of Summit Avenue, and being lots
and forty four one hundred and forty-hve one hun
dred and forty-six, one hundred and forty-seven,
one hundred and torty.elght one hundred and
fOrty-nine, one hundred and fifty, one hundred
and tity-one, one hundred and hfty-two one
hundred and htty-three one hundred and fifty
y-six, one hundred and fityseven, one hundred and
htyeight one hundred and hfty-nine and one hun
dred and sixty. Also 81 much Of Summit Avenue as
Is located south Of the south line Of Perry street. ex
tended eastwardly TO the eastern terminus. Also o
street. fifty feet wide, running eastwardly and west
wardly between lots numbered one hundred and tif
ty-three and one hunred and fifty four. and known
in the plat of the aforesaid addition as Htna street.
Also alley twenty feet WIDE running parallel TO
Summit street and east Of lots numbered one hum
dred and hfty-iOur, one hundred and hfty-hve one
hundred and 6tty.slx, one hundred and flfty.seven
nine and one hundred and sixty Also an alley ff-
teen feet wide, and running east aud west on the
south line of lot one hundred and sixty.
Said petition also shows that no state or county
road nor any part thereof runs through said premis
es and prays that said lots, streets and alleys be va
JOHN MoCLYNToNDs,
BY FOLGER & GARRETT, his Attys.
Massillon, o., Feb. 0, 1880. .l2lw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-02-26
NOTICE.

John Wagner, of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is
notified that on the 9th day Of January 1885, Jose
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas within and for
the county of Stark and State of Ohio charging the
said John Wagner with extreme cruelty and gress
neglect of duty for more than three years last past,
which petition will stand for hearing at the next
term of said court.
JOSEPHINE WAGNER,
jaA20-lw By CHARLES O. UPHAd, her ATTY,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-02-26
SOME HOW OR OTHER.

Life has burden for every mans shoulder,
None may escape from its trouble and care;
Miss 1t in youth and twill come when weer older,
And fit us as close as the garments we wear.
Sorrow comes Into our lives unlimited.
RobbIng our hearts Of their treasures ofsong;
Lovers grow cold and friendships are sghted.
Yet somehow or other we VERY along.
Everyday toll Is everyday blessing,
Though poverty's cottage and crust we may share
Weak is the back on which burdens are pressing,
But stout Is the heart that is strengthened by
prayer.
Somehow or other the pathway grows brighter
Just when we mourn there are none To befriend;
Hope in the heart makes the burden seem lighter,
And, somehow or other, we get to the end.
-Vict0rtd MdOdsifle.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-02-26
LARGEST FoRECLosUREvEVER
MADE,

In March of this year tract OF land ffty'one bY.
thirty-elght miles in dimensions lying In Colo
RADIO, and known as the Maxwell land grant, isto
be sold on a mortgage foreclosure. This sale Will
be the largest on a foreclosure ever made In the
world. The mortgage calls for S5,OOo'OON Mr.
Thornton says the land is as fine body OF real
estate as the sun ever shone upon, well timbered
most of it, well watered, and covered with rich,
heavy coat of grass Topeka tKas.) Joarndl.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-02-26
LEGAL NOTICE.

To Christian r. FOgle, Adaline Dowell md her
huaband, James Dowell, of Marshall county, Indl-
ana; Adaline Holwlck and her husband, Daniel
Holwlck, of Illinois, George Fogle Of Oregon will
take notice that Jacob Dagger as administrator, with
the vii ann@exed @ Or Adam Eogles DECD on the 2gtn
for said stark Co., alleging that the personal estate Of
said decedentis insufficient TO pay his debts and the
charges of administration; that he died seized IN fee
simple Of the following real estate situate In said
Stark county, tO witt No.9 Of ConrTds out lots TO
LOusvllle THE prayer OF said petition Is for a sale
OF said premises for the payment OF debts and chArg-
es aforesalde Said petition will be for hearing the
92d daV of March 1880 JACOB DAGGER,
r." ionOnitv AdminigtratOr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-02-26

suddenly and permanently given up the practica.
He Knocked the ashea OF his pipe into keg Of
blASting powder.
Cinnamon are leaving Paradise, New, under tho
impression that the devil has his headquarters
there. This natural belief arises chiefly from the
fact that stolen wood and gIAnt.pOWder cartridges
70 together In BunGeye.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-02-26
gnetrp.
THE RAvINs' FEMALE.
BYSANDIE STONE.

BYBANDIE STONE.
The Enemy AdVaBocS.
Once upon an evening lately, while sat me down
sedately,
Over manuscript and proOhsheet marking errors by
the score
Up the stairs some one came walking, and fancied
heard talking;
Soon there came gentle knocking, knocking at my
sanctum door
IAN exchange Hend Z is" muttered "come TO
scan the papers DER;
Only this and nothing more"
Offers to Surrender.
Open then I swung the portal. Man and angels
what q mortal!
In there stepped stately maiden Of the ancient days
ofyore
Not the least excuse sir, made she not an instant
paused or staid she,
But with air ofa book agent who had been there oft
BEFORE
Took her stand beside the table, Just inside my sane
tum door
ouOth the maiden, Squeeze me more"
The O6er Rejected.
squeeze thee morel My antique tempter thou
grim and gaunt pre-emptorl
By the heaven that bends above uSl now what do
you take me for?
you female hend lncarnate you ungalnly ghostl
oh. darn I'll
Do you allege ever squeezed that withered form
before?
Get thee hence at once-Instanterl skip thee out
through yonder doori
will squeeze thee nevermore.n
She Rises 10 Explain.
cared, brainless loOhyr
Can ray of comprehension your dull intellect ex.
plore2
IT'S the life of Adam squee strand don't you forget
1t, please sir
That I'm around here canvassIng to get subscrlp-
tions for.
IT'S the beat work ever offered in your blasted town
before.
And the titles 'squees Memoir"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-02-26
THE SOLAR SYSTEM.


Bodies like the moon, tell OF times in the remote
future. The moon is eighty one times smaller
than the earth. IT'S surface is thirteen times
smaller. The moon is believed to be a dead body
and to represent the earth as 1t will be Thousands
upon thousands Of years hence. The solar system
as whole forces upon us the belief that the sya-
tenn has arrived at Its present stage by develop
ment Every orbit In the system moves in the
same direction, and in the same manner. This 10
clearly the result Of a law; and, as clearly, the
law is the result OF process; II we could only find
out what that process was, we should know all
there Is to know, The whole system was once
part Of a tremendous whole. The great disk was
formed by the gathering in Of the matter existing
in the heavens, From this radiated the various
masses which formed the planets, and the central
mass OF the sun was left to control the entire syH
tenn. As the earth has for ages swept around
the suB, 80 the earth has for ages swept on 10 is
surface masses Of meteoric matter, All, my friends
II Is no Idle dream. The air we breathe, the food
we eat, and the earth which produces it-yes,
even the very dust Of our bodies-was once part
Of the heavens The heavens were once our home.
-IProE Proctor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-02-26
Attachment Notice.

Oliver Whitmer Before Jonathan s. Hudson, J.,
VS. p, of Canton township Stark
Solomon stoner, county, Ohio.
On the 9th day of January, A. D. 1880, said Justice
issued an order Of attachment In the above action
for the sum of $500.
The above cause is set for hearing on the 10th day
Of March, A. D. 1880, at 10 o'clock m.
OLIVER WHITMER,
Canton, Ohio, Feb. O. 1880 O.l2dw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-02-26
Attachment Notice

Harrison Failor Before Jonathan 8. Hudson, ].
vs p, Of Canton township, Stark
Solomon stoner, county, Ohio.
On the 9th day Of January, A. D, $780, said Justice
issued an order Of attachment In the above action
for the sum OF COS So.
The above cause ia set for hearing on the 18th day
OF March, A. D. 1880, at 10 o'clock a. m.
HARRISON FAILOR
Canton, o., Feb. 8, 1880. ..l2dw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-02-26
..MY TnRMENTEn RACK.n

Is the exclamation of more than one poor hard
working man and woman; do you know why 1t
aohesf 1t is because your kidneys are oVer'taxed
and need strengthening, and your system needs
to be cleansed of bad humos. Kidney Wort is
the medicine you need. ut acts like charm
says well known physician, II never knew 1t to
fail"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-02-26
Attachment Notice.

William II. Pecher) Before Jonathan 8. Hudson, ].
vs.. p, of Canton township, Stark
On the 9th day Of January, A, D. 1880 said Justice
Issued an order of attachment In the above action
for the sum of G.6l.
The above cause Is set for hearing on the 10th day
Of March, A. d. 1880, at 10 a. m.
Canton, o., Feb, 8, 1880. .-l2dw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-02-26
Attachment Notice,

Henry J. Waltnerl Before Jonathan S. Hudson, ].
VS.. p, OF Canton, township, Stark
Solomon SConer } county, Ohio
On the 9th day Of January, A. D. $780, said Justice
issued an order OF attachment In the above action
for the sum of a63 92
The above cause is set for hearing on the 18th day
Of March A. D, 1880, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
Canton. o., Feb 9, 1880. -l2dw
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Attachment Notice.

Essig & Pontius Before Jonathan 8. Hudson,
VS.. p, OF Canton township, Stark
Stoner. county, Ohio.
On the 9th Jay Of January A. D. $780, said Justice
for the sum Of S37.2.
The above cause is set for hearing OF the 10th day
VI March, A. d. 1880, at 10 o'clock q. m.
ESSIG q PONTIUS
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WITH THE DEAD LEAVES.
FROM THE JAPANEsI

FROM THE JAPANEsE.
Watching the dead leaves drift along
Urged by the keen wiRds's restless feet,
Tossed here and there In shudderlng throng
Through alleys and lanes Of the rAlnswept street,
Wanders my mem'ry back to the time
When I wooed my love with sigh and rhyme.
Then 1t was spring and the sun-rays shone
On fresh young tints from a cloudleSs sky;
And with nay sweetheart strolled alone
To tell her my souls deep ecstacy.
kissed her smiles, and my thoughts love-mad,
Ne'er dreamt that the future could be so sad
But winter came, and the green leaves fell,
My loves soul went to the dreamland shore;
And the wind with the dead leaves sang the knell
0fthe good true heart should WOO no more;
SO when hear the leaves and rain,
think Of my love- and live again.
-AH the Year Round.
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Partition Notice.

Elizabeth Umstead who resides In the town Of
Roanoke, County OF Huntington, State of Indiana,
Hiram Umstead, who resides in the city Of Fort
Wayne, County Of Allen, and State Of Indiana, and
known will take notice that Anthony Slsterhen, OF
Stark county. Ohio did on the 9th day of February
Pleas, of Stark county, Ohio, against the persons
above named and one James Bevard, demanding
partition Of lot number eleven Q1) in the town OF
be divided without Injury may be sold according to
law. Said persons above named are required to ap-
pear and answer said petition on or before Saturday
April 10, 1850,
LYNCH, DAY & LYNCH,
febl2-lw Attorneys for A SIsTERHEN