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, 1880-12-16

Ar q meeting Of tho llouso Committee OH
Mississippi Lcyees held yesterday It was 70.
solved, OIL motion of Mr.. Gibson, to amend
tho Misstsstpp! River Improvement bill now
before tho lIouso by substituting I'll appro-
prlation Of Sl,Soooo foS tho $1,000, ,ooo pro-
POSED by the orletnn! bill. Mr.. Gibson E1ni
other Southern members thought that thoro
was iittIo chlnce OF getting $4,000, ,ooo. md
tllat asking so nluc', might hive tendency
to defeat tho bill hence thu reduced demand.
, 1880-12-16

a HILL was simultaneously introduced
into the Senate and House yesterday by
Senator I'LL, Of Colorado, and Congressman
Dc1ford, of tho same State, providing for, tho
retirement Of nll legnl.tcItler notes ui,tler
tho denomination OF s., aud tho substitution,
therefor of notes OF II higher denomination
tu tho amount OF the silver cotnage Of each
month. The PURPOSE OF the bill Is to forco
tho circulation of silver.
, 1880-12-16

/ ST. LOUIS newspaper snys TINT Secre-
tary Schurz will return to journalistic work
after tho 4th of alnrcl. From tho sa,no
source It Is learned that Mr. Scllurz Is writing
u book which will shortly DO published by
tho AppletOns
, 1880-12-16

GEN. GONZALES l'as scarcely been inaugtl-
rated before 'io has been subjected to harsh
criticism by tho Mexican press. The Monitor
Rcr,lbllctho says no party supDorts!the new
President. Tho cort!Iality with which liz re-
ccivcd tho French Ambassador recently up
pears to lluvc given greut otIense. + f..
, 1880-12-16

GEN. G.tnr1ELn Is reported to hayo said
that t,u wishes for suggestions from lcahlng
Republicans MS to tho composition OF Ills
Cabinet. Ie wants to sntisfy tho country In
this matter, Ho desires II Cabinet strong
individually md collectively. g
, 1880-12-16

Arm banquet given to Get1. 1loberts, OF
Afgl.an war fame, by tho Merchant Tailors'
Guild of London Tncsslay night, tho OhnlE-
,nal, In proposing tic toast OF tho foreign
Ambassadors, alluded to tho United States
Minister and hoped for continuance Of a44
, 1880-12-16

THE Democrats and Republicans Of tho
1ndlaua Stats Senate hayo rs yet como to Ito
conclusion ~ to tile organization OF that
body, alul ~ there Is I'LL equal number Of
both parties it is not prohablo that tho holly
will organlZe to-iny. Gen. Harrison ro-
inntns prime fay0rIt fnr tho SeEatorsl,fp. /
, 1880-12-16

T1iE Alabama Il Circuit Southern Railroad
Company aro nbout to tunnel Lookout
Mountain IN ordcr to connect their road.
which has its present terminus Mt Wau-
hatcl!c, with Chattanooga about tlvu miles
1En4u -
, 1880-12-16

NEAl.LY llaif the now city per cont re-
funding bouls havc been already purchased.
Tho bankers have bought up tho greater, por-
ton Of tho bonds already sold, and, they
oyinco q disposition to gobblo up tho re-
ntnfntfer,
, 1880-12-16

CADET WHITAKER llas applied to Presl-
dent Hayes for trial by courtmartlai. Whit
tlkcr asscrts that ho is innocent OF every
cllllrgo ,naIo agA!ust lin. Tho President
llus taken the inattur under ntlytsctuont. ;
, 1880-12-16

JoHNC. ARMSTRONG, q farmer Of carroll-
ton. ILL.,. quarrclcd with Ills brother Clinton
yesterday about buggy tradc. Tho lattor
struck tho former with wagon yoke, killing
Him Instantly. :
, 1880-12-16

FRou France comes the intelligence tint
tho de 14esscps Panama Canal scheme llas
met with support wlinlly unexpected; thut
1ke1naci, whom Roc!,efort challenged for
publishing his letters, Is Gaubct.a's secre-
larry; and TINT Baron Harden Hickey, tho
ire-cating Franco-1sisllmall, has mnde his
peace with Meyer, tic editor Of tho Gaul0is.
Mine. Thlcrs' funeral took place yesterday.
t;a.nbettl ind his enemy Buffet weru con-
spicuous fn tho procession. Kochefort
al'udes to Ga,nbetta in Ills pnpcr It's "a llar,
robbcr, forger, false Genoesc," and to
cap the climax calls him." 4 wretch WORSE
t[lan AIacAlal,on Or Thiers." Tho Franco
hints that Kochefort Is insane, and for that
reason will withhold m article which hns
bcsn written about him. -
, 1880-12-16

THE Senate yesterday unanimously con-
tlrlletl tho nominations OF Gosl- llazen u
CA!ef 6fgllnl Officer a1ll OF Gep. Niles a.
Urixo1fpE- General. II /, t
, 1880-12-16

uY the explosion Of boiler in p 0artets,
vil!o (0.) factory yesterday one .mau y1a
killed md another seriously Injured. ~
, 1880-12-16

Tile cablo announces tho death of Senator
DnotcoInpagni, III Italian so!untfst aiul au-
thor, Jand Of Earl Crawford; a british Peer
who dalbletl III letters. ,".'
, 1880-12-16
g. u. PEACOCK.

JEWELER, State and Washngton-sts, invites
the attention of persons intending to invest money
in PRECIOUS STONES to his stock, which in
cludes not only elegant SOLITAIRE and matched
DIAMONDS, but other Gems Of permanent and
increasing value
New styles in Lace Pins Bracelets, Bangles,
Gents Scarf. Pins, Lockets, Seals Pencils, Vest
Chains, and many Novelties selected for the
Christmas trade.
Perhaps it is hardly necessary to say that no
other house has facilities which enable them to
dersell the Jewe1ry House Of c. D. PEACOCK,
however much they may claim such distinction.
, 1880-12-16

ItowEH temperature, within possibility OF
SHOW, IL the situation ~ to weather ptoKnos.
ticatcd for to-day, ;,
, 1880-12-16

"A hill passed tho Senate yesterday which
grants u pension Of 500 per month to the
widow at President Tyler, -; ~ ~
, 1880-12-16
VEI:IVE1TS.

NY ENTIRE STOCK OF STRIPED VELvETs,
COL. STRIPED VELVETS, FANCY STRIPED
YELvETa, OF THE FINEST QUALITIES I'M
PORTED, ALL AT THE. UNIFORM LOW
PRICE OF $l.6o PER. YARD. SOME OF
THESE GOODS HAVE NEVER YET BEEN
sotD AT LESS THAN $3.50.
, 1880-12-16

14G Pieces ENGLISH CASHMERE BRO.
CADE, 25c; measures fully 38 inches
H11e; former price. Acc.
200 Pieces ALl..WO0L MONTE CLOTH,
Il inches wide, 25c; former price,
IS cents.
9I Pieces SCOTCH PLA1DS, 48 inches
vide, Soc; former price, 75c.
1o5 Pieces ALL.NOOL FRENCH CASH.
HERE, In every sl,ntle md black, tho
largest assortment In lilo city, at 35c
to95c per ynrd.
, 1880-12-16
FINANCIAL,
Municipal Refuading Bonds for Sale.

CuMisrIthLLEitH 0FFicK, pet. IL lR1
Ns!uEtln9 Nustls running twGnsy yHAts ~ the snu1
Of TN h'hrinH t1TGst ut tho TAlo " igr c1ht
Tx s!n" l.sano n ~. M p@t a a RG a.
I!ty Of kuw YORK. will o issued ny p nnth+ttaes q
tliI tlty OF thcavo. ~ lntu th9 F!acH e m Ma9
CoU'nuoiiaE now Isephre! =, reco!y,o "n!!!Ga!oL.
from hpel IT uG citItutIa ~ C4cHA!i WIN ae*lfo "
HMlntrha tn ih}a loan III xiAli 1nonna Ehcsn bonds
vii! t'o !sauusl In tisIminnuut!s u - ~. 3!1 ~
"IisS Vi md iavu,i!ax ;hS 3i,t ay 81 !a@naa.y; @
thD nI,Out vnbzncr.l salI appltcastlnn ~ security
iur The faithful compliance with Mach EtHlh.1l ~
putG!lusc T41konut6 IL HutNEaffs
, 1880-12-16

ALL. WOOL DIAGONAL D0LMANS,
TRIMMED WITH SILK, VELVET,
PASSEM ENTEIlIE AND PRINCES, iii
'tle most recherche style, from 81. 80
upwards.
!llE GREATEST BARGAIN YET; q
stylish Ulster, faslionably made, from
~ upwards.
Heavy BEAVER LADIES' CLOAKS,
from IS upwards.
LOU limo Of sizes III CIIILDREN'S and
hlSSES' COATS AND ULSTERS,
eATlN HOODS AND SILK TASSELS,
&C., &C., from $3.50 upwards.
'AFAhTS' C1.0AkS In every Color and
Style, Embroidered or quilted Satin,
from Sc upwards.
, 1880-12-16
ClOAKS.

THE CONSTANTLY INCREASING FAVOR
ACCORDED TO THIS DEPARTMENT BY OUR
LADY PATRONS IS THE BEST POSSIBLE
PROOF THAT IT Is, PAR EXCELLENCE, THE
PLACE IN THE CITY FOR WINTER WRAPS
or EVERY DESCRIPTION, / EllMERATE
BELOW A FEW OF THE BARGAINS FOR
The COMING WEEK, FROM WHICH LADIES
hhY JUDGE OF THE SCALE OF PRICES
RULING THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE DE.
faRgMENr,
, 1880-12-16
This Thursday, Friday,
= and Saturday,
IMP R I CED ENTRD
BARGAINS!
will be offered in every depart
mcnt, commencing in the
DRESS Goods Dept.

/, pEhRLEsSLY ASSERT THAT SucH
an ARRAY OF GENUINE BARGAINS IN
FABRICS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AS
sHhLL DISPLAY IN THIS DEPARTMENT
HAS NEVER BEEN SEEN. WANT OF SPACE
PREVENTS MY. ANNOUNCING MORE
THAN A FEW OF THESE OFFERINGS, BUT
leAN ASSURE MY PATRONS THAT REpuc-
TON IS GENERAL THROUGHOUT THE
WHOLE DEPARTMENT., AND THAT EVERY
THING OFFERED WILL BE Il BARGAIN IN
THE sTRICTEsT SENSE or THE WORD.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-28
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Thursday, the 2lst inst was the occasion of a
very pleasant surprise to the wife OF Mr.. VIM,
Miller of Perry township, 1t being the doth ami.
versary Of her birth day. Mrs. Miller was invited
to friends house to dinner, when upon her re.
turn home about p m, she met friends and rel
atives to the number of about one hundred, who
had taken possession of the house during her alb.
seDce all of whom came loaded with an abund.
ance Of good things aud had spread bountiful
SUPPER Of which, after congratulations, the party
partook. The occasion wRsenlivened with music
by the Richville band. The evening was spent
In a most enjoyable manner and as the friends
departed they wished the worthy hostess many
more birthday anniversaries Of a like character,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-28

LEG AMPUTATED.-Mr. David Reese Of Tenth
street, who for the past four years has suffered
with decaying Of the bone Of his limbs, had his
left leg amputated last Monday. TIE trouble
was occasioned by railroad accident some
twenty TWO years ago at Aberdare, Wales. Mr.
Reese was engineer on train and In collision
was thrown against an iron fence, breaking an
arm and both legs besides minor injuries After
a time he apparently recovered from the effects
OF his injuries until abOnt four years ago HE right
leg became affected Since then Mr.. Reese has
been bothered several times, having had on diff.
ferent occasions portions OF decayed bone remov
ed from that leg Last fall his left leg began all
ing and from then until the amputation OF that
member he has been continual sufferer. AL.
though very weak, 1t is thought that he will re
cover
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-28
A CARD FROM MR.. BLECHELE.


EDITOR DEMoCRAT-There is a report current
that offered one Of my emplsyes So to vote the
Democratic ticket, which he declined to do, and
upon which discharged him. will only say
that defy any man, inside or outside of my
works to make oath before any Notary Public to
any such intimidation on my part toward my
employees or any man not in my employ. de-
clare the report a fabrication and a miserable
falsehood, consider my employees good Ameri.
CO IN citizens, who should not be interfered with,
but left to vote according to.thelr own judgments
whether they vote the Democratic or Republican
ticket. claim an employer has no right TO inhu.
ence any OF his men to vote for one party or the
other, or IN any way, directly or indirectly, de
prive any man Of the use Of his own judgment.
do not hire my men as willing tools, but only to
perform their honest days labor for which agree
TO pay them certain sum. Aside from that l
have no claim upon them, and do not propose to
use influence to change their politics, whatever
they may be- Ny sentiments on this subject are
too broad to stOop to any such actions, and hope
the citizens Of Canton are fully aware of 1t. l
therefore repeat that am ready to meet any
charge that may be made against me.
JOSEPH BIECHRLE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-28
a BRILLIANT WEDDING.

In response to invitations sent out q large mum.
Der Of relatives and friends assembled at the res
dence OF Mr.. Washington Guest, Esq, In Pike
township Thursday, Oct. 2lst 1880 The purpose
OF the gathering was to witness the marriage OF
Miss olive Guest aud DR.. w. H. Becher. The Ger
em0ny was performed at II o'clock by Rev. B. r.
Booth OF New Philadelphia, o, The bride was
richly dressed and made fine appearance. and
the doctor was finely sttired In black and was In
his happiest mood. After the ceremony was per.
formed the guests all partook of a rich repast
Everybody was happy and the day will be a
memorable one in the history Of this most excel
lent family.
Mr Hiram Cable and Mics Cora Guest were the
attendants. All Joined In wishing the happy
couple long, useful and Joyful life. So may II
be, B,F.B,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-28
THE C. @. C. & S. RAILWAY.

The c. G. G s. is going on with the work Of
grading in quiet and unostentatOus manner, so
that many people are not aware OF what they are
really accomplishing. Between Canton and Ma
varre FIVE gangs Of men are at work. The heavy
work at the Ak cut and Grant fill will soon be
completed, 80 that the road between Canton and
Navarro will be graded In few months, four or
FIVE miles being already completed. The seven
miles between Navarro and Wllmot are being
graded as fast as possible and win be finished in
about the same time as The division between Ma
varre and Canton. From Wilmot to Ooshocton
the grading is virtually completed as the road
bed of the defunct Cleveland, Massillon and Co.
shocton road is being used from Beach City to
Coshoeton, the most Of which was already graded.
This road will connect with the Valley road and
open to the Cleveland market the Coshocton coal
fields This will greatly increase traffic on the
Valley. Canton win be benefited by the large
country trade around Navarro, Wilmot and Beach
City, most Of which has heretofore been contrOll
el by Massillon and the above mentioned places.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-28
One universal cry Of Indignation
must come from every WOrkingnal Of
the land against GarfGld'S Chinese
cheap labor.
THE CONEOTTON CONSOLIDATED.
Construction of FairpOrt Branch Abandoned -Eew
Bonds to be Issued Minor Changes.

Construction of Fairport Branch Abandoned -Eeu
Bonds to be Issued Minor Changes
At recent meeting Of the Connotton Northern
and Connection Valley stock and bondholders the
two roads were united under one management to
be known as the Conn otton Valley Railway Com
pany, For the present the Fairport terminus OF
the road has been abandoned Some of Cleve
lands manufacturers, seeing the benefits, thai
will accrue from the cheap ConnotGon coal, have
obtained favorable terms for the right of way
through Cleveland Accordingly the company
have decided to build the road to Cleveland. Two
routes for the entrance of the road into Cleveland
are under consideration. The one through Bed.
ford and Newturg, the other entering the Cuys.
hoga Valley some distance out of the city. AL.
though the former extends better inducements in
the way of business the latter is by far the oh cap.
er route to construct Unless local aid is furnished
by Newbu-g and Bedford the latter route will be
adopted.
The bonds of the Connotton Valley and North
ern ARE being called in and new mortgage, Gov.
eriDg the entire line, from the southern terminus
to Cleveland is to be issued IN their stead 1t is
thought by those interested in the enterprise that
this change will make COnnotton stock sought
after In the Boston market With extensive coal
fields at its southern end and good shipping
point and excellent market at the other, the
freight receipts Of the road will be necessarily
large. In addition the line runs through a well
cultivated thickly settled region, heretofore with
out railroad facilities This will furnish good
local passenger and freight traffic. The road will
probably be extended from sherrOdsville to Den.
nison, Ohio, aud the people OF sleubenville are
making an effort to have the Connotton cOntin.
ued to their city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-28

81 1000 SToLEN-JOhn Uukufer, an old man Of
New Waterford, Columbiana county, O., stepped
from the 1850 passenger train at Louisville last
Friday morning for a moment and on returning
to his seat he found his Satchel containing 81 900
in gold and noies and mortgages amounting to
$4,000 gone A lady passenger in the Car saw a
man who had been sitting behind Mr.. Unkuier,
, take the satohel and break for the woods. The
'satchel with notes and mortgages was found in
tact, but the thief with the gold has not yet been
captured. $500 reward is offered for the return
of the money,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-28
CONNOTTON r. R. NOTES.

The Connection round house has been enlarged
80 Ps to accommodate six engines.
The Connotton will run under the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh about two miles west of Earlville, Por
tage county, At this point the G, q P. road have
heavy all and the COnnottOn will tunnel through
1t. The work has already commenced. This will
obvlate the necessity Of a watchman and the
trOnble of stopping trains as is the case at ordinary
crossings.
The pay roll Of the COnnotton last month
amounted 10 S76, 900.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-28

BADLY INJURED.-Mr, zeph Miller a farmer
living about mile south OF Canal Fulton return.
ed home last Saturday evening in an intoxicated
condition. He became quarrelsome, had some
trouble with his farm hand young man named
Harry Deaters Deaters warned Miller not to
touch him or he would knock him down with a
club which he held in his hand. Miller paid no
attention to the boy and started for him, when
the boy done as he threatened, struck Miller on
ths forehead and felled him senseless to the
ground. II is thought that he will die.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-28

SHOOTING MATCH.-The black bear which was
shot for at Myers lake last Thursday was won by
Mr.. John Rigler, who shot for Mr.. Charles Ebright
But as Mr.. slker had bought Me- EOrighrs chance
the bear remains the property OF Mr.. sliker. An
other shooting match at Myers lake for the same
bear has been arranged for Thursday, November
9TH. The shooting for his bearShip will be done
at distance of 175 yards with rest and 100 yards
of hand. The privilege Of using any kind Of
rife is granted the participants. The entrance
fee for three shots is 81. Every man will be oblig
ed to shoot for himself. Much sport is anticipated.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-28

II an afraid of that letter +" This is what Re.
publicans say to each other. And well may they
be afraid Of that letter. That letter will defeat
their candidate. They realize the weakness Of
the forgery plea, and honest Republicans admit
II. twill go down into history as a veritable
though personal and confidential" production
Of James Garfield Let the voters see to it,then,
that our national name shall not be disgracsd by
attaching the title Of President" to It's author
Tl.,,h
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-28

For THE WE,T-The rates to Kansas and Ne.
braska, November 9th Zone week after election)
will be about S22 for the round trip, This will be
. good opportunity to visit tue West aud any
friends you may have in those States at an unusu-
al low cost Tickets W i'll be first class and good
FOR forty days THESE cheap tickets will be on
sale on above date only, See II. II. Geetng for
further particulars.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-28

E. r. lands proprietor o. the Lancaster Meat
Market in the Platt building on East Tuscarawas
street, left The city sometime during lsst night,
leaving behind him long list OF unpaid bills
Repository 2lSt.
This is one Republican vote less in Canon next
Tuesday, at all events. His family took the even
ing train west aud it is supposed he drove off
during the night with his horse and wagon. He
was for Garfield aud protection"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-28

NIGHT sCHOoLs.-The night schools, which
were recommended last winter were eminent
ly successful. For boys and girls, whose time
during the day Is occupied the night schools offer
an unusual good opportunity to acquaint ones
self with the common school branches or to re.
view those studies. These schools will reopen
next Monday evening. Mr.. Frank Braucher will
conduct the school in the west Charles L. stokey
in the east, and B. F. schwer in the south build.
ing.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-28

Harry Mullen, who for some time past has been
boarding with Mrs. Chofin on east Tuscarawas
street near Cherry, got on tear Saturday night
and rushed about the house with a knife in his
hsnd smashing things generally and threatening
to cut Mrs Chofin up. He was brought before
the Mayor and bound over to,the Probate Court.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-28

Why does the Times make such desperate
effort to show that Henry l.. Morey is a MYTH
Truth has not charged that Henry L. Morey
wrote the letter whose fac simile is presented on
or fnt page to-day. Our charge ID that James
A. Garfield wrote 1t, and no honest man who has
seen 1t or the fac siHae can deny that be wrote It,
That being so, where does the importance Of the
inquiry about Morey come in5-Iftlh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-28

The saddler murder trial began on Monday
morning at Wooster, ID suitable jury having at
last been obtained. Two hundred and ten jurors
were examined before twelve satisfactory men
were chosen The trial will probably be finished
the early part Of next week.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-28

For the past month the Republicans have been
working and striving to organize marching clubs
and the turnout last Monday night was to eclipse
anything ofthe like ever seen in Canton. The
entire number in the procession by actual count
was In the neighborhood ofSOO but failed to reach
900
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-28

ABAD OAsE-A young man named Bowmsn,
who for some weeks past has been spreeing about
the city endedu on Tuesday with delirium tre.
mems and Jail. He is rotcharged with any crime
but is being kept under the sherifs care until he
is able to take care Of himself again.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-28

The destruction Of State sovereignty is the de-
Htruction Of popular liberty. You cannot under
our system have tree people wi hout independ-
ent states.-[Judge Black, speech Of october7.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-28

STREET MARKETs.-Wheat, SlOO; oats, 35ci
corn, new, 4O@45c, old, 5O@55c; barley, 6O@75c;
rye, 65@75c clOveNeed, "a oO@4 25 per bushel;
hay, Sl6@lS per ton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-28

A number Of Southern dealers recently moved
their accounts and trade from Philadelphia to
New York, which has caused an additional scare
to business men of that burg, They are not SO
loud for Garfield as they were.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-28

That Chinese letter hurts the Republican spinal
column. Next Tuesday is the great day; 1t is
HANCOCK OR GARFIELD honesty or fraud.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-28
sHUrrLER WAGONS.

We will sell few wagons and take part pay il
Coal. Inquire soon at
CANTON SAW WORKS.
Canton, Ohio, October q, 1sso-hw.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-28
gusimess gtcms.
pnRLIO SALE,

On Saturday afternoon, Nov. 9th, commencing at
l O'Clock D. m on the Douds farm just north OF the
Fair grounds Eighteen head OF cattle, including
one thoroughbred Ayreshire bull; one full blood
ed Poland China boar, one breed SOW, thirteen
fine Poland China shoats, new Shutter wagon,
three plows, harrows, CultlvatoTs, harness, mower
and reaper (dropper) in good order hay by the
ton &e Ag
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-28

Ce,gymen Lawyers, and all of sedentary hab-
its are liable to nervous prostraion ana debility,
requiring tonic. Try Nichols & Cos Peruvian
Bark with Protoxide OF Iron.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-28

The miners in the Dell Roy Valley have gone
back to work at 10 cents per ton. Thisis reduc'
tion OF cents on former prices.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-28
MARRIED..

T0MBAUdH- H-sPEELMAN-on the Dist inst,
by Rev. P. Herbruck, Mr.. John TombRugh and
Miss Mary @. Spollman, both Of Stark county.