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, 1881-12-21
Logan noticed that tho nomination was not

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II, tfo ,nrkovc and
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IN osrcrtain +ho ran.n,,. lila arrival nt stho
Ev.au,,,,o No,,,f,,,, ,,ua tha trst tn4tn,oftnn
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WIN '"''''tl III hn"tsler "esh' 1f''7 WIN n's.s'
" ea'1s' o'le day's o'AS' n''we''I' as 1'e
name VIII be presented 10 tAo of1't1e toIhhf'
raw. Thu cni,gtpssthelf wl'1 IRE !irfc IN mt
tlBnftf tltat TINT will tlG the cnse. Tlay have
hecn nL the Willis IiDltsc. mid have learned
frDtn the President II, tu,rao That Mr.. Eual.l.
i'm, Inc l,on,, s,rcsrtt. ontt tint ihr rage IL
tInovI ur 1,ur,vafi inf fnr t,htpuv,, lila
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t'"" "Gs'' "es'''''t "t"''' >''"'> ""'
4 MAsTf tnNSc1TAf1hS
between Fnrwejl. Davis, nsEl Atdsfcll At
this consultation It was tltaCHvureh tint NII
WIRE nEreeti TINT further attempts to SeGnrn
tIlg vlnrg FIR nuy nj the ltl,Iprs}ta candidates
wtn{h In. nnayni.,nu. Mr.. Farwvu tiea;js,l
In frovn for t,I,fcn,,,, witl,out ALTERNATING to
.",, th,, t,rosi,i.,,,t ,,touv:, h. n,,,,rors IN
''s.. ~ - w. ,sa.s;n,, ,,...sn,, tt,t
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~ "P|"''''incH1 "oa.'t W i'''''c ""tt '.sI,
lEh Fcassefslpline o1 t'h"VTess' M!' A"'t''"
hna nM t"ken very acslte I'asl ~ 'ae 1,u'tes'
~" a.,,. VII .1.,.r'"",.,.. 's ~
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, 1881-12-21

tY0rkc0 hnrtf. nnd + {fnntt know 1il1t fhat
1 an an we'll aAtiEncd a. II t,ud
managed It nfnnr." 13cstat!ng t'orscnt, ho
cpntfnictl "Whcn SAY alone. ynu understand.
Of course, "hht mean. tEytdently fckrlng mo
repofter lnIFl't 1tnhRno le bMd lost hlKnt o' the
"bets mud "tnpstfaiinn' feature OF M te-
ienscl' brosllle loscs aHht OF tho man icat"te'
fle Htnrtcu out with the propnsltton mat II" 1h'
ssne i'il'' must In a init ldh't.' r....
'i1iIttt,i nt'nDncttt hf1 lt1tfhtlon ol tross'ex.
htnlnin1 tho tiosernnlcut experts. "lhcs ma
,'nt yet ha sastt tnlchhh 'tpoh tue Fhyst"r''tls
lh1'ite'lct'. nF Impulse. which tt'trft lfphs men
, 1881-12-21


EtlAitNlf.I.
SptttaI Dspatth 10 JHs Ehstagn Ttthuns.
WAsItlSuTnS, ID. c., Dee. 2o-f'lIt prest-
dent today nominated William a. aIcClrary,
of plttsburg, to be Postmaster ut tint city,
vice Darlington, rcstg,lut. 1t is.pnKsiblu t'nlt
tlls nomination will cuuse the lrst open
fight against tho Administration TINT Illus
occurred slnee Gcn. Arthur las lecollu Pres
ttIellt Mr. McCIeary's nomination VIM n
totn[ surprise 10 Sunatnr Mitchell, and also
to tho nenibers Of the delegation, with the
exception Of alr. Esrett. Of thu Illtsburg
district, Mr.. Darlington was appointed
by President tiarlield After ionE
n,,l stubborn liEl1t maIe by Atr. Anderson,
thu prcylous Postmaster, to rGta!n Ills p!acu.
The appointments WINS accpptnulo to Mr.,
Errctt, although alr. Darlington was not tho
nan Ut Ills choice. The rras0ns wl'lcl. H.
ttuccd him to resign at tho tl,no when his
resignation WIS rendered aro not generally
KNOWN.
CAMERON AND EnnErr
wcro aware of the vacancy, Mtltl secured tho
nomination of MeClenry. Senator Mitchell
hcard uothing OF rho appointment until le VITA
tnrurn,ct Ut It by r. Erl4tt ahurtly befolr It was
suN tn tho He1latu. Tho l,otnIuoo was not known
tn tho sos,ator. anu ho determined to
nsrrrtatn sasncth!ng Shout him hesnre
cnnstnsIng to hls confirmation. Az tho
scnatv vii! ndluurn TOMORROW, singtu
AFFECTION throws the no'ntnation 1vcr
mill utter tho holiday recess. Mr. Mitchc! has
tp,exraphe,! 10 gentlemen In lrttshhrg for infor.
mattots rcRas1lnW htcClcary. and tho replies hc
will rscoIve will determine hls tuition III the
PROMISES It IL nasortcd hero tonight,
DY r1Trsnuno uESTLlMEN
who knnw blctlrary. tAut ho ia political
atrlkcr tnlthtul to tho interests OF Chris MaKoe,
, 1881-12-21

Special Ua14ttA 70 3Hs EA4eaoo 1T1bNn<.
WASHINGTON, D. e.. Dec, :0.--rle nanlc
OF )csse Spa.ttsMg, to bo s:oIsaetnr vi TIN rust
Ut Chicago, was not seut to the Senate today,
III luu been expected. Thls was due, lIuw-
ever, entirely to an oversight OH the part Ut
tho CLERKS In the Executive office. I'lle non,-
lnattol, was ulade out II. the usual form to 10
sellt to tne SENATE by tie private secretary.
but. by acct.lel.t. 1t WIS iaiu on different
tubte from that upon which the uther llon,l-
,,utiuns were placed. anl the private seere-
sasy Went to TIE Cap!toi without It. Tho
omission WAS not discovered. aud the list
wns presented to the Senate, when SeMator
, 1881-12-21
Hallway Conductors in Trouble.

SpFzIdt 170pd{tH "a 7 M CHEta1o FtoaS&s -
MosTHEAta Doc. ao.-In connection with tho
recent roizuro Of wutcncs. III tho ssnuggIiur nj
*hlen F"l'nnn'cae eonuuc1or "Ms .''p'!c".ea'
two officers OF the Customs Department !" "
tnwn ioday seized tho booss and pnpers Of the
r,,,Iiman.t:nr Company iii their ptllue here and
,,.,.'",."i ttnr, ~ tha o,,.,nu.hnuac. # il
feno.s sae'a ~ ~ t..,.,.,as s". ~onst.s.,
staten nal snc I'll
naa proectded aaaiast csIsntna~!iy. ~ om.,,
MONTREAL. Qae.. nee. -Eu..o.ns ., u'Sens si,s
toGAf kelzeu tut pohs hu0 paPEEHu " suc III
, 1881-12-21
KILLED FOR FIVE CENTS.
Tho Dte.t Committed bY Ferryman
Efecnilno ~ Passenger Refused to l'ay

5pteiat IupateA 10 Jns ChIsaeo Tribune.
ATLANTA, <sa, laee, N.-Tha "details OF NEST
pst,tni murder fur alnul consideration are vt
hand trpm Worth County. Tho particulars mp
pssr to 10 Tint aaturtlny night thatc wis a
negro fsolio OIL tho plantation 1T Robert lass.
ur i.l.t sa,ll,ily. while the slateo was In pr,x-
rpss sntao of thu ncXruca went across the rlsor
to WArwIel<. tDr thu purpose 1T getting sono
l1ulnr. Aftur lan.ling Oh tho oppnsIt slto of tho
strattn, ane ut tho party. ,tan,al Charles Nlx0B.
fallt.l IL pay Akhury Hush, the Garrynlan. lvo
ecnts, tho furry charge. Hush Askod Nixon tor
tho 1Etunuy severnl tnos. and then Klld II he did
nut pay tib 1,luney l1o wnuhl kill tim. Wart.s
PASSED. freely hGlW1uit thu twn IHen lnr Il few
by lil,stl shta,tlng Hixtn through tho head With
Il pIstol, Ntx0n's body fell Into thu river nuu
nuah csouilel,
, 1881-12-21
\ tltlcnsi1l. of follHclonon.
trArfaf fair,nt..Ia IN I'hx fhtr,tra 1'rihuH

OTTAWA, lloc. al.--A tnrln Of petition has been
.lr,.wn up aud IL 1eilau circulated Tor a9nRtuTu
pyuying l.o,t, thu Oatarto t.eulslatnEe and tic
Parliament If Capn1a tn latss III net similar tn
ur moro comprehensive than the fmperlal ncts
wl,uevl.y tue Elw TN tho subject VI nat!ts may bo
uss!Imtatrd, ar cvru extended boyaAt thnt Ut
England rs u bus existed ssi,re lHd, and whereby
every person us,lnpeton, To lrstffy ,nay, ho mnt"
ter what tIly be t1ls reilglout olnno4s. le reil'
criminal r!sisA III ut G4,urts nf ltistIen III tho nh.
nial.n a alsa sopoivt snH s;a s;apgiis9M'em r. n II
tnntts,s within tho 1uris!utlun Ut tEv rarlia-
tii.,.t Vt Gal,.ula wher., tH.ths Or av,dcnco OH
Dutp, Mhr4ur urut ur tn writing. t'luy clhsv slt~
or nuroufter bn lawfully tukssl, given, or un.
tnrcWl, THO l,slitiun cites tho eplI!i Ut Ut Mr;
Justice U4ter. Tic Inte EuIet-Juslieo Nnsus, aud
Vlcx.E4unccllur llake III Tas0r Ut thu chahKs.
, 1881-12-21
PHILADELPHIA.
Forncy's yylli-Go.ls Astray--Nresvstcrs


Etc.
pW1ingLp.stA, lice. :0,-Tha will at the lAta
Col rurnuy w,a ullntttca IL probate fMlAy.
Theru nrU no p.!blu bctluestt. Thr executors
H1gu Instructed u onduuvur IL SECURE tepaYinune
trotn tho United Shltus Ut snollrys paid by Cul-
l'ornpy whlla Secretary OF the 6etatu III aecsaiht
Of tho Ietacattult t,r ate OF his suboi1tln4tcs-
Yh0 HtltlEllILt II MlItlut $tH.0N.
lnlu U. Hurst, formerly q Wholesale drl!REtst,
Hrr0s,ui NJ tho lnatnIlcu vi hla sun sAnnnl up@'n
Il ehurxr Vt v1hDexxiclncnt Ut nearly &t6.al. has
utsApptNTMi. e..
Glarad r. Ileaeon, Inspector of Coatams Ut
9his puft, alll q representative Of nuinher ~
insliullco conlpauics, hs tuet1 l.iaaEx sflce the
lDth iilst. . m "..
..Attusstey. 0eaeral nrewstee, WIZ nut "a to
Thu Iark II. ii. llAyeH, ffoHn thfs port lhr
Portland, Me-, supposed ~ bc lost. carried
eleven lncn.
, 1881-12-21
TIE SCllII SHARKS.

LIIECAf{0N.fSl I1<TkES sf011Esss
6p<s&a3 ihspalen to 7as tatsqao 1ftbunA
WAs.llSGrUx, ID. e., dec. sD,.-1!le decision
of tbs application for IL sehrar'nR OF tic d.
cIslon Ut Secretary Scl!nsx III tia lnat&er Ut
tho Valentine scrip ciatu viii not 10 rel'-
t.eted Tor SONS tlne. Secretary kltkwood
said Today that the subject was beng brefctt Ut
tho Attorney Gencr4Is olicc, and wuuld conlo
, 1881-12-21

N0ftIaf D3patth to 1ht Ehit1eo 1F4buHs.
WAsu1SprpS. D, C.. Uec. 1.-It being
rnrtniu that f;nv. Hnnt,yelI will mt l,e Il Jus-
ttct. nf the S,t,,rrne t.nt,rt. t,r Cfrcutt utlyp
II, ,,tnco ~ .tI,fv, neal nrn,notuI mr. II.
IN ouch nj ,yh;rl, ,,tntns In
.o'"s' 'ie"'l"!t :" ce' ~ "'.e" uieee7 Nv I
Il''s oces' "rpo'l't''l ny ''l" eosssps' ulcs ~"
ahlo.1ce thlt he u CERTAIN u NC oeetetnis VI
Tue Navy. they say Itlat secfetary Hunt
VIII relnn'n III 1l!lce until ntter New ears,
and lie will tllen be slcccedetl by Guv. bout
we'll, Meanwhile. the Governor attends tile
daily sessions uf tho French MID Al,lEtIcAn |
Claims Commission as senIur counsel fur tl,e
1tnitnI S:ates claimants. NJ, honorable and /
rnu,,prtnhlr nnvl,tau.
errnv xr..r. n>ta unro,rr
A,... t'...,'s;:'t H.. IT. H.. ro,.x,,.t-
49,. ~ ,s.'.a. -. " |.t 49, ...1....., -
, 1881-12-21

liz DOES NOT slI1llHK FROM 4 Ultl:Ar 1fUN-
or ASh An ilOSu1lAtiLE talk.
WAsitlSuruS, u. e., Dec. s1-Ex-Sccre-
tary l,lanu accepts tin invitation Ut tho
tloueo Ruu sel.,lo Cuulnittco to pronounce tho
uuloay upon President uasliol4 iM rho forthcous-
it3u memorial services .
, 1881-12-21

spseta& u4pateA 10 Tns Gh.eaaa Tribune.
LoSpuS, I,cc, su.-At u HaoelinR vt thn Exhlht-
uous Committee 10 tho CITY Cuunotl AID. l!uok!o
objected to tito puyuent Ut q liquor I'LL. The
consequence was II w0rdy wltr between him alld
Mayor CurupbelI, iu tho eoursa OF which tue
, 1881-12-21

3ptetat E.,rateh to H.: Chtcaoo Trt1ans.
OTTAWA. Dec. :al-A gentlcWun whu hns lust
retusnesl ssan' shs 15rrss Utsawa district says
ihsrc Is a font Of snow MI tho Goulonge about
1t0 !nai6B north Of this city.
, 1881-12-21

OTTAWA. Dec. o1.-A movement II on font to
nrpunzo National kcnncl club at the Capttnl.
u VIII tc contiuctct! uts'ler 3oint etock cun,.
ru.ltes nGt, md WiIi in,ptrrt breed and sell. Tho
cMn!saa u the eits3, Ia *hhthh3.
, 1881-12-21

8petfdI Hitpdteh to Tbs Chieaoo 7ffhftnk
W1SNtfl:tt. Man.. Dec. IA combant IL te-
fHg orHAnlznd. with n capital Ut st8bp, for tbs
purpose ri canning and shipping fro9s to f2aat-
cru cities, whrrc thcy nre In Rrent demand.
t.nrxe canning houses will be built curly In tho
spring Ut the ttcInlty ri tho town ot Wh[ie-
tiloutn, OIL the Canadian racinn Hallway.
, 1881-12-21

MONTREAL. Our. bee. A.-A daughter Of
Genrgc Murphy, Chief Of tho Itarbor Police.
tlled today from the OBJECTS nj ch1or,form nd
tnintstcrel BY u lnetfIc,tl attendAHt yesterday
while sle was In conyu1sttIns,
, 1881-12-21

6ntt;al D!snnteh to 7he Gh.eaoa Tribune.
MDSrnEAf. Dec. M-Sumo eighteen or twenty
out OF tho panel OF sixty turur3 ut the general
heasun just closed here could uelthor teud nor
write. .&s
, 1881-12-21
Maximum tasu,usHture. +I.2.
S,,,at, i .i:.iiy tsi"ss.' ra9s,u,.ssr. :IIIs. M
Mean lnl!F lilet1l1tualcf. tIL
ateall dAIty hu,llttlly. Hf,u


LINCOLN, Mob. Dec. MA moderate SNOW.
sturln Is prevailing. tho rst nf the seIlan, with
sttf prcczo, hut little drifting. There Is not
much tallHer Of It interfering With Eallroal
trats'c. kiks os cs'Al ~ this State Are tul. ana
lMst winters exp.Flcnce will not bt repentcd.
, 1881-12-21
tndfH2axtlt Teta11naen,

sptttas Dtspateh n Ira chleaao 7r4bnns.
MONTREAL. f,cD. eo.-The Montreal Land
l"neue thgcatcas 10 publish tho names Of 3ts,n-
treal Irtshr1en whtl refused 10 subscribe to the
9lUu1 for tho Chicn1o c1ngeneIou fund
, 1881-12-21


1--~---------------~--
snip flPnlflcs lntn tho fnrfnat1on 0t tho comhit-
tees AMI had Speaker kefcr listened to fnnnv
appchls fft'nn Important persons, no ~o1li not
tmsn elveh Mr. kassoh thls .isttng'lIahct1 nlnoo
lho epeakeF' hbweFeF haa becn EhIttctl W h'a
ne'teF J""Rmcnlt anu. 1tlsteh'' Or trRanuhR Mf.
n~"ss"s4 ~ HF uts hstlHty ana 1or t"o .'et
tal't nc "ae 80 f"rH''''aolc cofnpe1'tors
~ uas Hi'ch n!m p1aee III AohoF-
H'r' nun1te',' u s,nnes8a: VIM ms .eeh NO
"."s 9rurs ~ pm"9.' ':le n'.' Wits hnne'. cn.!'
.n'"su ....a lh rpe"het' "As "ec'' 'nu'et W. .t''
Mckinley. III ohi'. snun9 tno''beF who l'as r.
.s.sH ."keM W coaslae"uus puF. ~ tne ,L ~
| ,rn,"l m lin wnv. .ra Wnn,,u t.n,u,ntttons :,
','o"tN va '-o '"* @oN "'N'''7 ""'"''-.H W.
, 1881-12-21

TonOSr}, Dec. ..-A case Of fast!u0 IL 70.
ported here. Mrs. crotty. aged 60. II sufferer
frntn paralytic stroke. SHE hna mt tnstnd fucu
tccasona slanll t.ratlgI,.s 1T vino and wafer.
, 1881-12-21

Mayor called }uckle ak"d-d snnrlnS ptp,
Gus above, Or In the waters undor the enrth,''
, 1881-12-21

For sinking spelts. nts, dizziness. palpltatlon.
md low sp!ri,s. rely qn Hop ulttera. Asad I'd"
YegtatMGut.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-02-10
BOARD OF TRADE

Of Cleveland Royalty Bntertdtns The Business Men Of
Canton and Akron-A Welding Of The Bond of
Friendship BetsOeen the Three Cities.
In response tG the invitations Issued, about one
hundred and twenty-five prominent citizens and
business men Of Canton left on the morning VAL
ley train for Cleveland, last Thursday, where the
Board Of Trade Of that city were to act as host
The crowd was reinforced at Akron and other
cities along the line Of the Valley, so that by the
time Cleveland was reached six coaches contain
ing between $50 and 800 persons, formed the
crowd which Cleveland was to entertain. Upon
the arrival Of the train at Peninsula committee
Of the Board Joined the party and supplied each
person with a badge. When Cleveland was
reached about one hundred members Of the
Board, headed by band, escorted the crowd to
the Board OF Trade rooms in the, ,AtWater block
Mr.. s. Martin, President Of the Board, welcomed
the visitors in a short address, which was re.
sponded to by Mayor Valleley, Of Canton. City
Solicitor Humphrey and j. Park Alexander, Of
Akron, and Mayor Hanford. Of Cuyahoga Falls,
followed in short speeches. Shortly after eleven
o'clock lunch was served, after which the guests
visited the different sights Of Cleveland in
sleighs, which had been provided. About three
o'clock the party assembled at the Board Of
Trade rooms, and forming in behind the Bohe.
miRn band, marched to the Weddell House,
where q splendid dinner was served. After din.
ner speeches were made by President Martin,
Mayor Herrick, Hon. Richard Parsons and Mr..
Bordman, of Cleveland; Mayor Valleley and
Judge Underhill, Of Canton; Mayor Hanford. of
Cuyahoga Falls, and J. Park Alexander, Of Akron.
The company then left the Weddell and assem-.
bled in the Board Of Trade rooms, where Mr.. ].
@. KefEer, editor Of the Cleveland Herald, Mr..
Bradner, commercial editor Of the Leader, and
number Of Others, including Judge Underhill,
L. L. Miller, W. W. Cla,k, and Samuel Roekhill,
Of this city, made speeches. Votes Of thanks
were then rendered the Board by the guests from
Canton and Akron, and the remainder Of the
time, about an hour, was spent in informal con.
yersation. At Sl5 the special train left the Val.
ley depot with the guests on board. Every one
who accompanied the excursion speaks In glow.
ing terms OF their reception at Cleveland.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-02-10
LIMA VILE LACONICS.

The Teachers institute held here last Friday
and Saturday proved success.
The topic Of conversation here is the canning
factory which the people OF this place and vicin
ity have labored hard to get. It will be built
here as soon as the weather will permit. We hope
the farmers will raise such fruits and vegetables
as the new establishment will can, as pumpkins #,
peaches, tomatoes, string. g.beaLs, corn, eto.
Newton Ingledue, coal digger, novel to
Greentown recently.
The Stark county in6rmary directors have
allowed Benjamin Elliott SIS per month to keep
Joseph Underwood, 5r and wife.
Mesars. EW. Paxson Il Co had about /, 900 logs
in their yard this winter.
MeEsrs. ]. Kuntz & Sons are manufacturing
ware for the spring trade.
Miss Excel, Of Alliance, reeIted selection In
Scottish at the institute, which was quite we'll
rendered.
Prof. W. ], Il. Beltz will move to Canton In the
spring
Hiram BrlttoR has purchased the Henry sIayter
property.
Henry Queer and Adam Dickson will sink
shaft for COAL as soOh as the snow leaves, on E
W. Paxson B. Sons land. John Ware Isaac Boiler,
E. W. Paxson & Sons and Adam sohuler have
agreed to lease their land to them. Mr.. Dickson
has been Ia the coal business for about % years.
We baVe two shoemaker shops In town. One
Is owned by Andrew stOckburger and the other
by Adam Sohuler. Both do good work.
SRMIvAL,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-02-10
[For the Democrat.l
ROOT HOG OR DIE,

The very smart very funny, and very sarcastic
mudslinger Of The Daily REPOSITORY, who so per.
sistently racks his brains (2) to grind out a few
gruntS OF disapproval, at the action Ct the City
Council with regard TO a certain Resolution pro.
hibitiDg the keeping Of hogs within the City lin.
Its, s. ems to be exceedingly desrous and anxious
to know the reason Of the action of the Council
in this matter. Lest this young scion Of Goldfish
dom might get Hog on the BRAIN" and so ruin
his truly wonderful, human intellect, and rob
society ofa brilliant and shining light, am will.
ing to give him some of my reasons for the part
took In this matter.
The first and prominent reason with me is, that
/ do not want to see the common class of our citi.
zens deprived Of any OF their rghlsland privileges
by this sham and Goldfish sentiment, Of which the
writer In the Daily Rep seems to be reprecenta.
tive, or willing tool at least.
Mysecond reason is because II the Resolution
ofthe Board Of Health is enforced the abolishing
ofa fancied nuisance will create real one, In
the shape Of slops and garbage Of all kinds being
thrown into our streets and alleys, where they
will be allowed to decay and engender germs Of
disease, more damaging in their effects than the
Vilest pig pens within the city
The idea which this sprig advances, that the
members Of the Council were actuated by the
thoughts OF the approaching spring election is
rich. or course the Office Of Councilman is so
lucrative and so pleasant, that when a man has
served one term he will strain every nerve to be
reelected to second term
And now in conclusion, would say that
know there is not member In the present Coun.
ell tha! will swerve from the path Of duty for all
the filings and insults he may be subjected to, from
such snobs as the funny ~ writer Of the Reposii
tory has proved himself to be.
A. MEMBER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-02-10
PUBLIC SALES.
/. MEMBER.

From bills printed at the DEMOCRAT Office we
see the following sales announced: Jonathan
Nees will offer for sale at his residence, one mile
east OF Hartville, on the road leading from Union
town to Harrisburg, on Thursday February 17th,
at nine O'Clock q. m two brood mares, two year
ling colts six cows, three head Of young cattle,
thirty head Of good stock sheep, two breed sows,
one boar, Poland China breed, Eve shoats, wag.
ons, reaper and mower, and lot Of agricultural
implements, hay, oats, corn, cider, sawed lumber,
etc. Daniel Hosaler, auctioneer,
Jacob Lower will offer for sale, at his residence,
three miles east Of Louisville and 2lS miles
southwest Of Harrisburg, on Wednesday, Febru.
ary 1eth, two mares, two colts, two mllch cows,
four head Of ySung cattle, HixtyseVen head Of
shet p, two shoats, wagons, etc. Sale will com.
mence at nine O'Clock Q. m. Reuben Haines,
RuctioueeF.
John Lands, administrator Of franklin Herbst
deceased, will offer for sale, on the premises Of
Zschariah Lesh, in NimEhillen township, 2L
miles northwest Of Louisville, on Thunday, Feb
ruary oath, four work horses, one yearling colt,
four cows, eleven head Of young cattle, twenty.
seven head Of sheep and q lot Of personal prop.
erty. Sale to commence at nine O'Clock a. m.
Daniel Hossler, auctionGer.
Louis Y0der will offer for sale, OF his residence
in Nimishillen township one half mile south Of
Harrisburg, on the Paris and Harrisburg road,
Monday, February 2lst, two good mares, six good
milOh COWS, one yearling heifer, nine head Of
sheep, four Rhoats, wagons, agricultural imple.
ments, etc. Sale to commence ct nine O'Clock
am.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-02-10
RAYNESBURG

Louis Kliss has quit the restaurant business and
gone back to his ladder and brushes.
Christian Rlsass, and his son Philip, have pur.
chased the property known as the Green Cor
ner," and, we understand, contemplate the erec.
ton Of q fine business block.
The Well.known firm Of Jones & Bonbrak, tin
and stove dealers, has dissolved partnership by
mutual consent, Mr.. L. 8. BOnbEak has opened
hRe new store Of the same kind in Sweets
Brick" Mr.. Robert Jones continues at the old
stand.
Scott Yarger, who lived at Alliance, and Was
killed on the P. Ft. W. & @. R. R., last week, wa
originally from this neighbOrhOod. His mother
brothers and sisters reside here.
]. @. Elsass, W. A. strRyer and Edward H&mil.
ton were, last week, elected Trustees Of the new
Water Works to be erected next summer.
Most everybody is calculating on getting a Job
on the B. P. & G, Railroad, which, there iu good
reason to believe, will be built down Sandy Val.
ley during the summer. -"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-02-10
PERRYS FRANKS.

John Perry, coal digger, who lives In Canton
toWnGhip, apart from his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth
Perry, went recently to the lstters readence, Just
south Of town, wishing to see some peraon OF that
place. he found the door locked, but Mrs. Eliza.
beth Spence, e friend Of Mrs. Perry's, late from
England, in the yard. He got into an alteration
with Mrs. Spence, which resulted in his assault.
ing and striking her. Mrs. Spence nled an afi.
davit before Squire Hudson for Mr.. Pery's arrest
and Constable Eli Wagner started to serve the
warrant BE found John, but the latter grew
enraged when he learned the constables mission,
and putting In an unexpected one knocked Mr.,
Wagner down. The latter, however, succeeded
In arresting John, who had q hearing before
Squire Hudson Friday afternoon. The trial re-
suited In John being bound over on charge Of
assault and battery, with recOgnizance ct $500,
and also on peace proceeding, with reCogniz.
ance Of 500. In default Of bail John was handed
over to Sheriff Altekruse for safe-keeping.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-02-10
COMMON PLEAS COURT.


The following cases have been disposed Of since
our report last week: ...
Mary Hurford vS William Hurford. Divorce
and SlimOny. Decree for alimony' Petition for
divorce dismissed.
Henry D. Minnich vel Isaac TeeterS, ct al
Judgment Dy uelaul' iOr Pain'ln AsAlnS. ueienu'
81 @ ,roDo -yr, TannsTv i i7tb m - "''-'
patsr r Koontz Va Jaoob Koontz az a. Ra.
uort ~ Commissioners approved and sale ordered.
AIIoa Manderbaoh Va GreenWalt Bros. Trial
n inv verdict FOR dsfspdants. -
PuS,ell A Go. va ]. L. Carlisle. Judpment for
D,o,nWfr Sor slo5 Al with ip,ereat from Februarv
and costa