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kEMASEE, IT,, July aS.-Now tstut the Ilcpub-
Hem pnriy has laId conklnx across It's knee.
1hctnphnrfcnly. ). md administered deserved PIN
tshHloMt 10 Hin for Ills spult-hoy lntcs, and
act,t hn on 10 pont u1 sulk It seems to ba Just
tho thing now, with some people, to pity aud
Et'otho hfnt Will, sugnr-plulns. Ono proposes
TINT he llo offered Jtilueshi, uf tho Unitott
States Supreme Court by Garfield, whum ho
never treated with decent respect, md whose
Administration ha spent over four uDnths III
trying IL bring Into Gont0tnnt. Another pro-
poses II foreign nfsstun for him, to 10 ob,afncl,
of course. BY tirst turning ulit aonu other ani
hotter man. 10 nil or sich folly object. Conk-
llnR ls wholly wro,,g III h!s contest with Garfield,
for tho attcr tns not wrou9el him In tito lc,ist.
Then why buy him oil, why rnolfy
hlm2 THO offer even ty tho President or either
Ut tho ptaccs ,ln.uca would be ii virtual triumph
Of COnkling nyer him atld over tho Republican
party III Nov York. 1t would be rowlrll Tor
lnsoicncc, bossIsm, aud trpaehcry. II would
tlhttor Ills vansty.-Alreudy a rilrso tu htln,-,nl
bu source Ut dlscortl and annoyance to it ho
comes III contact with. md incrctse his insolent
dntnanls untltthoy would u>suin bcuon1 unhcar-
nDse. Ills prodiEioas csotstsl would Ernw high
nd spread Wltls upon such dict Of tiuttery,
obscuttlDu5ucsB, and tltInkGyisn.
naia e ar, ms nn t1 ne. mpTF re TO ~ 10 Gm
arlsc from Tint cowursl!cn which tlrat permitted
hItn to play tho tsrasst l.liI bully w'.hDat rebuku
s.,,,n ,, "..u *. aGAIN IH LIN Nv VIII uo
Snms til,n,,, met " WEn sau rnr1y-pns-
h!a'latca uhlGsa h!s wrath ahnll 1u
~ SUMO WAy pneatcl, unless sono
K st, y! sop u tn1nMh Nun 10 tlSert his nften,
rm V, ~ thae Ol- iasl'nnca WhlE
in;,,s, , "svt ,, " .,.u ctnGnu t5n trlts "
sns,n =. rn,, I'M "oa'u "'""'s 9Vo tae1n h"ny ns
= iMatnc. aiIiat ultcen years ar" WHEN i1c and
ss. HnslAt,Inh MuEn nlc'hunss ol tne Lower !in4sc.
!a..e'Gn WIZ exhi,sIet!. rcpllcn hilr!iiig sar-
Eth ,,n a rn,c!o ~ MN ~ nc ws
E1.n h4 ne.uE ~ MtlueK nthsne aGHn Ia!s W!ts she
a,t 9m. coassn ~ h1tTno @ swafu stratttiK. n
M'lciit LhFKt COCK like hnl. lud 0thurs t]ne
the slime NJ i1tlIhe !o1K silica hnro becHnlo 4
!!ettef in or hren driven fro'n Congress, much
III Ing Advt!!lt4eb o. tho Itr1,t1Glicl!u vltlsu.
t,;.i Mn!!S 9aI snt!!ow et!ia csltl sipptsc thht
m.!s., Smm.Ks!,tig presence ~ EphKrcss, ur u llty
nlheill posltlon. ls NECESSARY ~ Tho wclfMre or
ino ,i'erG1ta s.! S"uo, 9r 70 hs stne Or to the
, 1881-07-30
A LESSON TO HACKMEN,

Que night Inst week, when 1t wus nlni
friHhtf.s!y hard. u lady ua,nod nollq WsIsd
cngugcd d haok7nnn, james Davis by name. Il
driy0 her fro.ll tho Northwestern depot TO ha
homo. ut No. 1:E3s ttontann street. The "cabbJ
charged her d, for tho sorvlee. Tho lady psls
tlA0 money under psotcst. nud tho result w
that tho haoknxsn WINS trlod before Justice Sum
nlcrRold yesterday for charging r.l cxorhltunt
price. lis Lt,tclse wns tl1nt ii WIS faIr Ps1ts
th,tt tnd trIp rH1,iiroti thrco Hours tsuie. qha
Court took u gcti1gwhnt different view OF ~
clasa, n.linR tho lore1t!nnt IS. md ordering bin
10 refund 81 Of tho latly's ,no1ry.
, 1881-07-30
O'DONOVAN-ROSSA.
Urging the Destruction Of English
Ships aud Property,
Some Of Ills Recent Uttcrnnccs from Ills
Nuw York Newspaper.

fhwM rn i,v Ia in,,,nrFn.t G1s;I, 80 ~ fa.9
] snon II i m painIty npparot THst 81 p,es, rs
fSE }s5aas sr nsxsf i; osss II
io" i1t. me, MN Eyourt. s s 1tvss g VIII kdyf; y
deserving Of ,sl,isu. tuan this aaino O'Donovn,i.
1lssa. 10 thnsu who knoH tho man It Is entirely
70 ssr t S,e os.s 9s 5 n!lc
@ @s s xssy ss I ssar ed :'S' 6ssty st eTss
,Isu,oss Ie1 sHoa ant :" o@ 'neao d'shonoFeolo or
o.su'd,, s,.",ma,, "ut. w. !, , ~ - .,,.u.,
"oSo'AS'S ''GS3MAM.;s H,;fI;ins AND or''ial1F
y. nnittd irt.h.as'. Aav Il:
IN every scIporl tuwll of tito world where
s1x llieii o. lriS' b'0Dd emit 20 found. tflaso
St sS s y bl S1 y SfHs ss nS @ ~ a'osee " % ; ps aH
crty y cnrriol unAer THO Eng!fsh ilng. What
II tliey hru pcacdittt ships ?-lct thom b.; de-
st'oy 1hc'h' ,,.;,., ,~,...a., ,,,,,,,
T,Gra as Is TIC Eng1is!l ilag shilling IN cvcry
1eM o, @ t Wor;;n t,ar9 Mfe til1nsaii.l iatfd
t,Hst ,1,, M,,G y. thic, ;I. ,ita ie ein Gomu
t"@i "%i; "hs IT,, M,,sgs M si '9, ,s ,tn espeHnl pro
iiMI Ill.,. pirM1G !.HG, nu yOMI Wofk, 1,al!d-
vHvr thn ja, ny vn ~ ,nv., hw ioy,nD a',nt ~
wal vn n nrn s3M !Gou " ~, m y va ro ,r
g ~ e ~ III ~ G when q, te ueGt Is Sie ~ Il
s o t'H' tIat titt '''' c''' DO s''a' WIS
h., s: rsssyss ;ss, ,sa
shl1, notcrcl was blown up 90 Bandy Point. ia
c99np!oa,et g ~ iao uhlcora and mon. only eleven
OF whGn t'n,s wore ,..saa saVe,.. fu,,,,,.u
W. gro sorry fDr II; but, anyway. they were
tn thu ranks OF 1relart!'s enemy, md sworn
tI tio tl!nt enelny's work, oven to tho holding
@ @HSf nt,ye 1and q n sSyHry w Gopo {;
psflsfS r. II tho ,Mnglis Servlse to "d,esert"
, 1881-07-30

held at tho NORTH md ln Europe. The ynlito
OF !h!a renlarknbfc h.Dyet1ehr, for 1t can be
f!'et f1 nlotl,,E ess. Will be 'nadc apparent III
WHAT THE INVESTMENTS witt. 1:rr,:Cr.
FirSi-1t ll,Gn,ls IN reality such immediate
o. more t!4n sl00 otHlt ltOo invested fully ss,.
tUD,0M VIII hc Invested III u,ten m improve
contracts, shows int l7,SlO, IL c0,l,rnctr,i
70 r. s,n,t IN tin mkt twelvn months IN
nncS, 1',M!nE o st saM'ppiIn; ncw 1ieS a'rrny
Tho works M tho various rt,uds iIvnlvlng
!.ls rfst expenditure Is nlirut'y hrg,,n MIL
tl.e tnollcy Is provided; The cxtclt nt this
'nyel9pI1ient n,ay By Imagined ,wEcii II +
stated, Tint tho .eiltlte rnllrnatl system nj
GenrKta, every MILLS 0f roA.l l!t,w built, rt,st
very !itt]n ,llnre tlinlt TINT lMvnlvctt II, tho
new lines now muller chiIlract. III Atlanta.
Liorn orc. of COURSE, lhnt,y roa'ls beng built
capitul scnt III aud t!ctDted 70 building new
,%G,s ,%n1 IL. Y ~, tl9 m mSls>[IssIssipp South I" more
- sscS,mrhS M money M already IRE appropriated
FOR Lie most part tlcvntctl to mnln stglIs. 10
teeA md protect those ste,ns. branches must
DC built whtcl, wlll 'nc9lyc noro eXyGendit,iro
aud cons conseH,.ont II ,!eyslopsnt There nre
ers to Tho Gcorgfn Pacific, n,.l they ctniln 10
l'Ayo tllo mnltcy ready to begin work as soon
rs they obtaft! their charters, Col. Colo con-
mail, ann In IL Xxi ,s1snt ~ t,,aW,,tv H. III
i,mnrri, S.' iirn nv IL '"A'"& LUZ 'heo'hc'hhat'@
entS Tnt,1'11Sc l Investment Of this vast cao,ta,
has taken from tho lands of Southern llnll-
ers, At n.lyansed M priecs, millions, Of dollars
money fran, which. will dc put u renl estaic,
fncsHrles, nntl utller business. 10 Illustrate:
LII thls city nlNn gentleman rloarctt alOo, ,0ll
stnc. ~ win, isu ~ IL rGI s1i nSssM T. .t, S,tgila
Eanr,,a arn,lnu,n ~ s n,nr NJ u otGaroM tcne Y " m,
ana siill anctSor $a:5d,@ h a .Insusia 1 and
VA r,sn u,,,iar s,nr,, MSW caG!ssGu uy
'R!fc M + csns & GsfFfia f1aa '!50 Is ID i'ss H. r ft
Rs, :|s $sqSlsstos t5s'a i e 81 .l stsr
, nrcs s" uss ui NY acIrs ,,. !" he EN- Net ~
ivest,lnilis or or Use fr tl,clr Iui,sy. S Ti Tnis
gives grcat hanet,,s TO local c,terprlses ] ii nid
M1T,1,-r'he ,nflux NJ th,a vast copt,o, II,
q,n"n! rn,lrt vi sS 1 n'ss a
iur ici.!cnt,i .ieyni,,,,u"nf ,n III ms H"rhM, tvh
esnire NJ syT,l!sa!es ~ hitsfessi l h Ts ti!s
es s soMt rl, or n tey v a! y %s
sn%s sr mivI.e II tr by ef y yrst9Mt M
Ais !fT'ts IF T. ss!tiS ISs ts, SS.ds
si.iiE1s ni,n y a1iI,. ,nfIes ain i'iraess. il!e
llulsa,ltIs Hf ,joiinrs S,m,, Il, Hte Its s rot;'
y aIinE tla ba!s of f far''aess y IL ao,s e1ts i;s
, hnx, Tns M,,s,,t ~ I,1.,,su ~ yiiiG COMPANY
i.nnrn;" NH thn t'orni,n1 ~ H., ~ IT'D
njgriot. bi,re,l. Nuw pyopsrtirs W ~ n VIII ~. IT,
opsne ai, i,e% s opportuuitrs offered s b. tho
NY y, ,,,Isi, ,,,us +to,, ,r,,t,. n, ,,,o 4.,.,,,
,,v"uu,",,tu A'us' III ',aii5 II 'on u htena,HoMS
rns,Ita tiot ,,,!,a+ ~ a.,,,,, 1i the
not l,o considered that this IL tIo oniy ehIil.
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=. 7. Murphy. hr....--.....,.......$ l,Wo STm
y r. HGatley........ ....n... III SiT6
Fhilkp Armuur.. ................, H,JOj 1ssS%%MS 1sS%M
g, ". Higgins & Co......,...... t.,NW SX TMX
Ioue9 u Styacs... 3.Etl 1,%1
DAVIS. Atkinson il t1Cu.........., LOUD is@S i1S
Union Stuck- l4rt1s aud Transit '1'"s
Company. .......-.....,....... la.no s.m
hllchnor Nros. INSTRUMENTATION. 3,UQ EST
D.:Y. Pur1ltgton.+ +............... ,eJ E1
Tho ohailgc, It; VIII be seen, hus been VIZ ~
Ercat- Rtd tho explanation, In tlp lnni N TX
C0mmittcc, was found III tic WNrF1rg tnndt tnnr NJ.
tho AAsceaor last year bg thu Taxpuycra' atsn
aIano3. Of tho iown They DID ,1ot tcal acIiaa
TO make any chgtk:cs. under tta clrcllmstauctt
for ths REASON that tho comnIaints wrro 50 fev.
and ga not .lnnko my. Whcra thcro M son:
plalnts, however. no action will b. taken nntl
thu Assts.sor md tho complatnants cap
The on1y nlattur really disposed Of was COM
P!alnt !n reference tn tho fourth Unitarian
Church, located III tho South Division. II ia
been en- assosssd :: for s,eM % tho sAnPosl,ion III
Appearing that tho aalo would not occur fos1
year y WIS aErcod to cancal tho assessment
The ConNnitteo will mect agnin Tuesd,,
morning, ana In tho presence OF Tho co[ppIsIn.
ants wlll proceed to dispose or the matten b.
fore them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-01-20
THEY ALL KNOW.

Once in lifetime you meet man who will Rd :
NIT that he doesn't know all about a horse, but
he may come around next day and claim to have
been temporarily insane when he made the ad
mission. As q rule, every man knows exactly
what sils horse, whether anything ails him or
not, and can point out ioz3u instances where
nature could have improved on her work no mat.
ter how well she did 1t.
Yesterday horse which had been looked over
by the ire department and rejected on account
Of size was tied to post on GrswOld street. He
was as sound as a dollar, not even showing
wind.puf. Pretty soon along came two lawyers,
and one of them remarked:
"Pity such fine animal as that Is foundered" :"
"Yes, and l can see that he is wind broken to
boot" was the ready response,
Then the cashier Of bank halted and took
look at the horses teeth. He was going away,
when mail carrier asked:
How old do you call him ?"
"some men might buy him for II, but they
couldn't fool me. That horse will never see lG
again."
Tue judges had ca led him6 and his owner had
proofs that he wasn't month older. TIE mail
carrier felt OF the animals ribs, rubbed his spine
and observed:
"He's got the bolts or I'm no Judge Of horses"
Then a merchant halted and surveyed the
horses legs lifted Its front feet plnched is knees
and feelingly said:
been pretty good stepper.ln his day, but he's
gone to the crows now"
The next man was keeper 1t took him but
five minutes to make up his mind that sweeny
was the leading silment, although poll evil,
heaves and glanderp were present in a bad form.
what is sweeny2" querIed an innocent boot.
black, who had made up his mind that tbe horse
had liver complaint.
"sweenyH' repeated the neutrality-suspicious. at
the way he carries his tail and learn what sweeny
is."
"oh, no." put in Snother-"sweeny affects the
eyes,"
Il guess not" said an insurance man; II CUES
sweeney affects the lungs"
Lungs" cried a broker "you mean the
stomach
And they were jsngling over 1t when the owner
OF the horse came and led him away.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-01-20
FACTS WORTH REMEMBERING.

One thousand shingles, laid four inches to the
weather, will cover one hundred square feet Of
surface, and five pounds Of shlngle nails will fas.
ten them on.
one'hfth more siding and flooring is needed
than the number OF square feet Of surface to be
covered, because Of the lap In the siding and
matching Of the hoor.
One thousand laths will cover seventy yards
surface, and eleven pounds Of lath nails will
nail them on.
Eight bushels Of lime, sixteen bushels Of sand,
and one bushel Of hair, will make enough good
mortar to plaster to cover one hundred square
yards.
A cord Of stone, three bushels Of lime, and 4
cubic yard of sand will lay one hundred cubic
feet Of wall,
Five cours Of brick, will lay one foot In height
on chimney, six bricks In a course will make =
aue four inches wide and sixteen inches long.
The law assists those who are vigIlRnt, and not
thos9 who sleep over their rights.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-01-20
4tgal.
!! LeqlaI y';ll!. Notice.

Rachel CommadIner, John Commadiner and Cath.
crime Leeden who reside at No. 22 Rivlngton street,
New York CIT, N Y, will take notice that Henry
Q. Hoffman as plaintiff on December Is, $780, hled
his petition In the Common Pleas Court OF stark
county, Ohio. against them and Elizabeth Dlelman,
Frederick Hoffman and Mcnael Dewan, defendants,
setting forth that William Hoffman Jr, died in 1855,
leaving will which was prObated August q 1865 In
said county by the terms OF which he devised to said
Rachel Commadlner his farm in the northwest quar-
ter dissection township 10 OF range In said county
containing So upon the death of testators aher
and mother, upon condition that she should pay to
Frederick HOfimhn, Louis Hoffman and Elizabeth
Delman $500 each In yearly nstallmens OF 500 each
beginning one year from the death ofsad father and
mother and to said Catherine Leeden S3O when she
became 49, That said testa1r's mother lied In 1858
and his father August 8, 1879
That said Rachel CONNIE liner accepted said de-
wise; That said Louis Hoffman assigned his claim
under said Will TO said lAlntf That there Is due
said plaintiff under said will 500 and interest from
August s, 1880, which she refuses to pay although
payment was demanded
land That the other defendants claim some inter-
est In said lands That said John Commandments the
husband of Rachel Commadiner. And praying the
court to find the amount due the plaintiff from said
Rachel, and In case the same is not paid to order
said land to be sold TO pay the same That said other
defendants required TO set up their Claims or be
forever barred, and for all proper relief,
Said Rachel and John COmmadiner and Catherine
Leeden are notified that they must appear and an
sWer said petition on or before February 10TH 1881.
HENRY q. HOFFMAN.
BY LYNCH, DAY g. LYNCH,
dec28.pw his Attorneys.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-01-20
Divorce Notice.

Jesse Aske whose last known residence was In
Wichita In the State Of Kansas, but whose present
aid on the 18Th day Of December A d 1880, hle her
petition ia the office ofthe Clerk OF the Court or Com
mon Pleas within and for the county OF Stark and
State Of Ohio charging that the said Jesse Aske had
been Wiliully absent from her for more than years
last past and that he has been guilty Of gross negec
OF duty towards her and asking that she may De al
their minor children, George L Aske Inez Sue ABke
and Gerald L Aske may be awarded to her.
REBECCA ASKE,
by MortlAnd & Rue,
decl6lw Her Attorneys.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-01-20
"WHOA THERE"

Detroit man who was hunting land in An
trina county, ran across across settler who was
doing s)me logging with yoke OF oxen. The
two sat down together on a log and had q talk,
during which 1t transpired that the settler had
been deacon in the southern part Of the State,
and had lately moved there By and by the De.
troiter moved on, but after travelling for half a
mile had to retrace his steps to secure closer par
liculaIs regarding the lay Of a surveyed highway.
While he was yet eighty rods away he heard
shouts, and the nearer he drew the more the
shouts sounded like cuss words. When hereach-
cd the clearing the settler was jumping up and
down and pounding the oxen, which refuAed to
pull on log. Every word uttered by the settler
required three exclamation points TO punctuate
It, and were ground out like wheat from hopper
my friend, didn't / understand you to say
observed the Detrolter, that you were deacon
Of the church7"
"Whoa there, ou--infernal----you, or IL
knock your horns of. Yes, that's what told
you'll"
And you expressed the hope that you might
becomd shining light in this WildernGsiT
II did. Back up there, you--old hyena
with horns on Yes that's my hope"
"But the language you have, and are, making
use of Is entirely inconsistent with your asserted
faith and profession"
"stranger-whoa, you oldimpl-stranger-
up there or I'll chaw your ear of-stranger, there's
only one way for a Christian to work alongside of
yoke Of straw colored steers I've tried all other
ways; and I've had to come to this. See that
internal idiotheaded steer trying to turn his
yokel Hold on, till 1 cut the hide off his ribsl"
What way is thatP' asked the DgtrOiter after
the settler had worn up his CAD and thrown the
stump Of 1t away,
You've got to yell and holler, and swear and
sweat, and sing old Hundred all the evening |
The general opinion around here is that one sort
o. balances the other especially as none of us go
fishing on Sunday but If It don't balance, and
theirs anything extra laid up agin me, I've got to
get even by pounding that mule hltched over
there, with one hand, and holding the other over
my mouth Whoa there--baok up. or I'll Gu
your hides to shoessringsT'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-01-20
A QUEER NOTION.

Many people think 1t cheaper to buy rs cent
sizes OF proprietary medicine. But they make
q mistake For instance, DR.. Wlstars Balssm Of
White Cherry contains about eight times the
quantity Of ordinary 25 cent cough balsams. Be.
81 les 1t takes less quantity Of Wistsr's Balsam
to cure cold. A single dose is often sufficient
For deep seated colds and consumption 1t has
proven itself to be the best and quickest cure eV-
discovered Il
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-01-20

Is pleasant reliable medicine that never does any
harm and prevents and cures disease by keeping the
stomach in perfect order the bowels regular and the
kidneys and liver active Such medicine Is Park
er's Ginger Tonic IT relieves every case and We
have seen stacks ofletter from thousands who have
been savedand cured by See other tOlumn.-
TFibtRG Jan8-gm
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-01-20
ATTENTION nAIRYMEN.

Those dairymen who have the reputation Of
always making glt.edged butter, get their high
prices by using Perfected Butter Color, made by
Wells, Richardson & Co., Burlington, VT, by
which they maintain the same fine, bright color
the whole year The NsO England Fdrmer, says:
ut should entirely supersede the use of carrots,
aud all preparations OF annatto" 1t is sold by
Drugoiss
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-01-20

WITTY VNYourselves by making money when a
HHH Nguldpn chance offered. thereby al
III, ways keeping poverty from your door
AAA0k Those who always take advantage OF
tn good chances tor making money
that are offered generally become wealthy while
those who do no Improve such chances remain In
poverty. We want many men, women, boys and
girls to work for right In their own localities The
business will pay more than ten times ordinary
wages We furnish an expensive outfit and all that
you need, free. No one who engages tails to make
mOneyvery rapidly You can devote your whole
time to the work or only your spare moments Full
information and all that Is needed sent free. Ad-
dress STINsoN 4 Co., Portland, Maine
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-01-20

u.s.. R. scovILL Morris, Ills, says:-When your
"Only Lung Pad" came to hand, my son could
not raise his head. He Ia now up and gaining
every dRy,-Ste ADJ.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-01-20
WTHE DOCTOR TOLD ME

to take blue pill but didn't for had already
been poisoned twice by mercury. The druggist
told me try Kidney Wort, and did. II was Just
the thing for my biliOusness and constipation,
and now am as well as ever'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-01-20
educational.
NORMAL INSTITUTE GLASS;

The undersigned will commence in his selectschool
North Poplar street, Canton Ohio, Normal Glass
especially designed for the instruction Of teachers In
the Engls sh branches and In the theory and art Of
teachini on Monday, August b, 1879. The session
will continue twelve weeks, closing in time for the
open ng of the Winter schools. rare opportunity
will then be given for teachers to make reviews and
to prepare themselves for more thorough work in
the school room.
pecial arrangements will be made for students
desiring to pursue the higher English studies or the
Classics
Terms invariably In advance:
For the teachers and English 90
For the classical lbOO
For further particulars address,
DAN'L WORLEY,
Mo- 80 North Poplar Street,
July II, 1879. CANTON, OHIO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-01-20
Divorce Notice.
Flora Matson, PlR.

Flora Matson, PlR)
VS.
Peter Matson, Deft
Peter Matson, late Of Cleveland, Cuyahoga
county, Ohio, but whose present residence is un
known, ia hereby notified that Flora Matson did
on the 2Oth day Of November, 1880, fleher petition
In the Office Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Common
Pleas, within and for the county OF Stark and
State Of Ohio charging the said reter Matson
with gross neglect Of duty and asking that she
may be divorced nom said Peter Matson. Which
petition will stand for hearing at the next term
Of said Court. .,,
By MEYER & PIRRO, her Attorneys,
Dated this Goth day OF December, 1880.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-01-20
NOTICE.

Motto 10 hereby given to all persons not to trust
my wife, Emma sheiberd, on my account as l will
JSniSdw HENRY sHEIBERD.
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