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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-13

THE Philadelphia Ledger says, 1t now
hears OF milkmen devotins their cans
to bringing into tho city pure sprins
water entirely unauthorized by milk,
tor their customers who think the
change a great Improvement upon the
water mixed with milk
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-13

! Tweuty.tour years Jt service in the
/ United States Senate does not seem Il
satisfy the salisbury family and like
, the horse Ieech they are still crying iol
more. Even should Ell be returned &c
| the Senate for another term, IL is not
! likely that would satisfy the family
As there are young men OF the name
coming in as able as their fathers and
forefatAers, 10 keep up the succession,
But AZ healthy man becomes tired and
disguised with continuous diet Of a
| single article OF food, however palata
bic and nOursling, 30 the people OF
Delaw ware have become weary of Sauls-
bury's domination, and want a change.
But how 10 make the change IL the
question. AS a sudden change Ct diet
would endauger the life OF a patient, so
would sudden change Of Senators en-
danger the life of the Democratic party
u the State Neither wing Of the par.
ty has the power TO heal the dissen-
sious, but either Of them has til 8 power
to disrupt the party beyond the hope Of
bringing 1t together again. / nder these
circumstances 1t is a question whether
II is best to throw the salisbury family
overheard now and split the party or
wait until another time. 1t is likely
that the Democrats will decide TO hold
On TO the present arrangement and re
elect Eli Salisbury tor another term Of
SIX years, making continuous service
of eighteen years, not because MI
Salisbury is loved and respected by
his party but because his party loves
Democracy better than it does him.
II HAS become a question whether
there should not be change in the
mode Of selling bread by bakers At tho
present time the size Of the lo,fappears
to ba the only guide, but it is al uu-
questionable fact that loaves Of the
same $40 are not the same in weight
Some hakcrs use more hartshoru
than otr'rs which putI+ up a loaf until
there IL very little Of it left, bnt the
outside crGsG At sight they look az
large rs any loaVes, but the difference
in weight is easily detected and whe
opened or cut there Is very little sub.
stance In them. Many people who
have no money 10 throw away are
cheated teartully without knO wing it.
iLir is subject which would bear
Legs alive action. The only honest
way il for bread to be sold by weight
and then whatever may be lacking iu
quality, the quantity at least will be
mp to the standard.
WE VIOLATE no city ordinance or rule
Of the Board of Health when we call
upon out citizens TO note the appear.
ance Of the orange coored flag upon the /
streets, and advise them TO prepare &C
nnrIi,ulu hU ~ Ia, g., .i,p nd la |
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-13

J, X. Snttr riley has just received the
following
MUTUAL RESERVE FUNDIIYE ASSOCI.
ALTON
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-13
To-Day & Tomorrow

At the Wilmington Cloth
ling House, 9TH and Market
streets, we will present to
every purchaser of clothing
one OF our placqllcs-"Red
Riding Hood" Or "morning
Fraycr'-as a Christmas
souvenir. These are very at
tractivc and will please the
children.
We viii add that we have
MADE our prices to cores
pond with the latcness OF the
season and to attract pur
chasers who wish to secure
a silt or an ovcrcoat for the
child, a boy or man who has
not yet bought. Prices and
quality will tell, and we will
tell you our low prices when
you call. Largest stock to
select from. DO not fail to
visit us.
Yours truly,
mo. w. DIEFENDORF a. CO.
N. B,-Kil,s Suits at a sacrifice.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-13

WE VIOLATE no city ordinance or rule
Of the Board of Health when we call
upon out citizens to note the appear.
ance OF the orange colored flag upon the
streets, and advise them to prepare &C
cordingly by disiDfeCtion and vaccina.
ton. 1t is a well known fact too that
nurses from residences where the
"orange" displays its color, peram bu-
late our streets at will. This should
not be 80. The duty Of the hour IL to
beware and be careful.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-01-31

a very fne- assortment OF -aWeet meats.
public patronage.
We believe the opinion is generally
expressed by the business men of the
DAY, that the manufacturer contributes
more to the building up OF a-communi-
ty than any other class Of Citizens He
Is not only consumer himself, but he
kiYea employment to skilled labor,
through whose agency the various ave:
hues of trade are reached; and the fruits
bf their labor form the basis upon which
communities as we'll as nations prosper.
Dur manufactures are few and -amest
in their infancy. But twefemember three
years ago, DUR fellow -townsmau, MIns
{. Kline, with little or no capital, start
bd out in the cooper business. His first
move was to build shop on Canal street.
Having secured the necessary stock, he
engaged practical wOrkmep and at the
end Of the year he had disposed of 2500O
barrels. The next year following, his
business increased. necess1tating-- the
building OF another shop, to make room
for more eOOpefs. AT the end of the
year his books showed receipts for 38-
900 barrels, and last year $1,000 barrels.
With his present. contracts he expects
10 make from leo, 600 to 1925, 900 barrels
during this year, to be used for -four,
salt and glass purposes. His sales for
-four barrels alone, last November to- A.
BYersi proprietor. New Phifadelphia
MILL was $t2,37. With a driving
propensity akin to Bismark, he has sue
Seeded in establishing prosperous .bu-
Siness, and we venture to say that in
less than FIVE years bis business. will
give employment to several hundred
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-01-31
A RemarEable Record for safety,

1t is very easy to make an assertion,
but it is not always easy to prove IT.;
This, however, is not the case in the pres-
Snt instance. When 1t is said that the
New York, Penn. 8 Ohio r. r. has re-
cord for safety possessed by few, II any,
railroads in the country, the assertion
Is not made as an idle boast, but can be
borne out by substantial proofs. But
bns. passenger has been killed in the his
tory of the road, and that was through
no fault of the company. 1t was caused
Entirely blythe PERSONS own careless
hess. With this exception not single
bther passenger has been killed or seri-
Ously injured. This certainly fs a reg
markable showing when it is consider
ed that 1t covers period of twenty-five
wears, and Is exhibited by a road that
Forms part of one. of the Great Trunk
lines between the East and West, over
which large volume of travel is con-
Btantly flowing. But'safety" is not the
pnly feature OF this line. 1t possesses
bther advantages that commend them
Selves to the attention Of the public
The equipment Of the road is first
glass in everypaFticulaF, and passengers
will find that g. journey over this line
may be tvken with the greatest comfort.
The celebrated Pullman. sleeping
coaches are run on all through trRina,
Rnd these sleepers, as every one knows,
are not exualed for elegance and con-
Eenienee by any sleeping coach in the
world Running daily between New
York and Chicago is line OF Pullman's
PalatiaI Hotel coaches, where meals as
good as can be furnished by any first
Elass hotel, may be erresed at any hour.
These comforts, together with the
jielight of travelling over smooth road
bed, laid with steel rails and stone bal
LASTED, make travelling certainly lux
nry Persons who would be good to
themselves, will not hesitate in the
beleetfOn of a route. e., ,',''.-,.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-01-31
IAssILLoN NEWS
tity Events ChrodIeIsa sBsfour Energetic
Local Correspondent.


Mr., and Mrs, John Jacobs assisted by
their daughter, Mrs. Hicks Brown, gays
tea party last night, The guests nuns
bered nearly one. hundred Peter GTibs-
BILE Is up.and around Only modsfRter
" filed house greeted Wallace Bruce
Monday might. at- Peoples Hail. The
lecture is highly spOken-Of. by those W no
heard it. "0ne of the Peoplep giFesyent
to his feelings in last weeks American;
poor thing. Mr.. Jacob Ntebel7 or Hud.
Son, o., is in the city. o. +. Converse OF
Canton, having purchased the shares of
JAS. H. MeLaTa and d. f.. Kirkland, of
McLain, Brown &. Kirkland VIII con
tinue the business with Mr.. Brown, -up.
der the firm name of COnYerse IL Brown.
Miss Carrie Hampson Of Salem, Is yislt-
ing at the home of Jas. Fl. McI4ain. The
Kate Greenaway tea party will be re-
beated- by req uest at the Presby tertan
chapel, Tuesday evening, Feb. :6th! IL
has become the private opinion of many
that our chance for another railroad is
Very slim. -'7 ''-- --'-'- -''''''' 80 ''''
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-01-31

The health 0ofiScer was d pal paid III cents
hn hour when on actual duty, and as
DR.. A. V. Smith has resigned. MF. ". W..
health, brought before the council a
RESOLUTION that the city marshal here
hfter act as Ii. o. at ten" dollars" per
month and fifteen in"sdmmerS and all
the policemen! should rbe his. students
hnd act as a smelling committee to hunt
but nufsanc6s, but the "studehts"' not
getting any additional salary, will be
more than ever eager to get the mar
bhslship. The longest pole will knock
the persimmOns and secpre the shekels.
60 IL. ...- .,-.a.i.. q. .-- Li--- L.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-01-31
Navarro News

Dan. Smiths four year old colts are
said to be the best pair Of draft horses
looming to our town. -. -.--
In the pastors study, Jan. oath, by
Rev. W. A. Rennigan, Leonard Arb and
Mrs. Mary Click Of RichYille.,
\ We return Acknowledgement to the
Fentlemanly correspondents Of the
massillon press for favorable mention.
The Communication of Hon. Anthony
Howe lis, in last weeks Issue Of the DEM
oeRAT, in the language of the immeF-
tai Dan o 0Gonell, has the ItngOf the true
mstak 5 : =. -. - y
The question which agitates the
minds of the American people at the
present time IS, to End out who the fog
gy writer of theGFestOn Journal is from
Navarro.
/ Phos Mccormick, who is considered
one of the best hOrsemen in this section
Of the country, has very fine Kentucky
bred saddle horse, and promising sim
gle driver. .-
James Kelly is enlarging his tene-
ment house, and when completed will
enhance. the value Of his property, as
we'll as other properties in, the immedi-
hte vicinity. ::
John Stamm and son have closed con-
tEdCLb W Dullu LWO ldER6 HOUSES L0B
barly spBiAg.l One for Jacob winter as
p family residence, and one for John
B9PckhalteF, to be- used as adwellingand q
tinWare store. - =. -. T.: - - -... e..
Married at st. Clements church, Jan. 25th
by Father Metefnict7 Mr.. Frank Davy-
and Miss Mary Dages.- The young con-
pie are well and faYOrabIy known In
this community, and their numerous
friends wish them safe and pleasant
Journey over the:Seaof life.
A move is ON foot to establish news
paper at Navarro, to be known as the
Stark County Times: Phe object is a
laudable one, and should be encouraged
by liberal patronage. As soon as the
enterprise Is more fully developed we
hall-be pleased to acquaint the citizens
Of this and surrounding communities OF
It's political prOcliyities,
The temperance people meet every
Friday evening in o. B.. church, around
the corner, in response to the ringing Of
the bell.,q Numerically speaking the
cause is not what its friends would like
70 see 1t; but as long as Alfred j. Rider
can reach the .T0pe5Jthe ,belll will peal
forth like curfew of old, a signal to
guide the tossed. mariner to a safe and
better shore. 49, =. Z. 4
Wm. Stahl has renovated. the. Dewald
property. on Main street, and opened an
eating saloon - We dropped In last Sat-
hrdaY and we're surprised TO End so
pleasant = change, His shelves; are
btuckgf with q. choice selection of goods
hndsotRsrs, and his-show cases display
4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-01-31
LII ANRnnch 30 49,. ,..-

This popular play will be reproduced
At the Opera House next Saturday eve
hing, FsbruaTy 3d,..and the C0unOttOn
Valley Railway will lssep half fare tick
kts to Canton from Dell Roy, Carol Bton,
oneida, Minerva, Rdbeftsvilfe' and Osna-
burg, good Oaly. on train fouTH4 land re-
urn RYAPecial train. leaving Canton at
l p. m. Reserved seats can be secured
by applying to stati6n agents ''''
This drama. shows life ih' the Great
West and aboupds .in, many startling
lnd realistic incidents: i, I.,..--
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-01-31

There are now one hundred and fifty
telephones in use in the city, and in a
short time, in addition to Akron, C1eYe-
land and intermediate points the Ex.
change will connect with Louisville and
alliance. In a Conversation with Mf.
Fisher of the City Exchange, in regard
70 the distance that telephenic eonvef-
sation could be carried on, he said .'It
has successfully been done distsnce.Of
$500 miles" At this rate all that is.
necessary is TO sit in our easy; chair, put
the feet on an ottoman, place the black
trumpet to the ear, and after calling out
hello" converse comfortably with the
CZar Of all the Russias who haa a wire
in his Winter palace!' 49, - -. -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-01-31

Last Sunday morning two freight
trains on the Fort Wayne Railway .coIs
lided at point near Wooster, owing to-
the engineer on the siding losing The
count Of sections passing by, and James
McLain, q brakeman. who was standing.
over the middle Of his body, killing him
Instantly. The remains were taken to
his home near Alliances.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-01-31

The coroner completed the examins-
tlOn Of witnesses yesterday, IN the case
of the CCnnOttOn Valley disaster, where
the engineer and fireman lost their
lives, owing to the fOrgetfulness of the
train dispatcher, ". Fl. Gray, but at
present writing he holds his verdict
until he receives legal advice, as to
where the blame shotfFtf be placed. Gray
in the meantime has left the CITY, his
friends saying he is cTazed with grief,
but cooler heads think he ought to have
remained and faced the matter. He left
for Cleveland last Saturday. and FUmoF
has it he bought ticket for Chicago, ,a9d
thence to Texas.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-01-31
80. shootipr ma,ab.

The shooting for the deer, at Meyers
Lake will be held on Wednesday, Fsb.
9Th. Shooting at rest will be f25 yards,
lOff-hand 70 yards ..Au parties shoot
the privilege of six shots each The
deer or the money taken wflF be given
the winner. The same .Lules, "a before,
will be observed. is . . BgH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-01-31
Midway MnmnA.

RTastus Rrumbsugh is making q lot
Of ak handles, which sell well,
The people Of this village are going
10 make application for a postofiice.
Miss Alice Ebie, of MogadOre, Is trying
to get'up writing school in this school
district. She isaVBry good writer.
Mr.. C. c. Geib Is, teaching school at
the Springfield district, Summit county.
He intends to make use OF his time. ...-.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-01-31

Jacob Baughman, living miles south
east Of Louisville and 2I6 miles north
west Of Paris, on the Georgetown road,
will have a public sale on Friday, Feb
ruary 10th, Of horses, colts, cows, one
Durham bull, sheep, pigs and farming
implements. Sale to commence at -
O'Clock a. III. '--'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-01-31
10 sUBCsRIBERs PRoMPTLYP PAYING,

With new subscribers promptly paying
And all the old ones not delaying
But forking ID advance; -"
Our friends may see by such acaper- Gee 'r-s'-
They read their oWn--nOt others paper.
They'll see this at q glancei
rbe typos must De pfOthbtS paid,
And paper bills can't be delayed.
And these are somewhat stoep.
IN short We work that we map live. 90.
BE- And such \ paper 20 you give go
As TOu should want TO keep -.. .r--'--r,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-01-31
Mfddlehrsneh-Mldget.. ,!B

Miller Bros. will start in on the ten
hour system in few weeks.
Mr.. A CEist has recently bOlght a
black team of horses for &490.-i - :,-..;...s
There are a:number OF honses for safe
in the northern ehdo the village. III III
Some Of our boys think it sport to dis
turb neighbOring g societies, but reac-
tiOn is looked for when their sport will
be, lessened. ed.,,n,,-,,,, r,,p,,yky
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-01-31

j. L. Coy Esq, Of Louisville, Stark Co.,
is agent for the STARK Co, -DRMoGRAT.
He is fully authorized TO receive SUB
lscriptions and receipt for the same, and
attend to business generally for; the es;
ltablishment. Let our friends honor Mr..
THY Of full confidence.
ibstfI 4. sI7lI 81 EAg McGREaoR
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-01-31

Our brilliant" Congressman had the
honor, according to the Repository, of
having the Marquis of LOrne, Governor
General Of Canada and sOn-in-law of
Queen Victoria, listen to. his great
tariff speech in the House last Saturday.
What long tail our eats got now
There was as little reference as possible
TO that lost $500 majority!
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-01-31

Last Sunday, M. Adler returned from
B business.trip to Toronto, Canada, haV-
ing been gone for ten days, iMr. Adler
Is the superintendent of the Canton
Wrought Iron Bridge Works. He leaves
his wife in Toronto visiting with her
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-01-31

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iss6:; and Sa!';s .bo 81 r
basal WlikeEb sbsebt4 ceiintss Lnti aIias thes
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kna EtlSB S5S Be 81 sF&8 a8 1 sas5
WlIo9eso9 Il Nppplnsa HOeeiusEo odun.
u nd sly sP SS TIA yP9
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na1 soaliy. MieS- Martin hsghsggg Reytf ssans5
sHAk St1ze a. EA51 fUAroiine zehnef aid hatohl
TsmIInd zohtF mlIioEsTunder 4 aud S6ghiP &hlta
sSSs M 9stass sesI Il. IN 6s Soti 4tas q
rppeOaTiOstbWna Marshall county sina = SatReL1ns
SnGTSs ;ns JSSpS $:sIss 4
are H96 me vii eG c
fbat on 1867 Jesss. " egShberger, Rebecca
%ish aHg as a1a is tSaf ahded Petioa In
R Sq9Ppa IEssS q, GsTG5 Sss SSGRa AtS a2d "a BSSs R
defendants setting forth that In June, 1885, HenU
s.t sSE1 6s9 sf,s Y ~ q
S6ttioA R0I iltownship Iai
IE ss @ sRr " rs RsSsS sSaS S
Podss $ s slss sS f5os: thenca soati thrOuEb said
laartsT g sa ShAe r5s %6Irs
6SrsS le to h6EtHSSa Corner Sd Isaid. Hdittrhet
Ind T 4Sa & sse soat6wes. auaTteE ot ssetion Y u
baid township, fangB and county, oegfnning ut the
9ItesHss salS iSS ilSS 4 BReSds
90 1perehdB, ihbnee .eOuth .PFehest
hises eat 9 EsfsRss sng as 9 y
keffldfer uofeE and We're sgOecbied ~ nsr IIll hef
assh Psss%eeT aI SsIs s $Sis s5a aSS
No. 5s1tb 70 hif sdivfdsd Ohetnntesth
IsgpaTt dfsaId 1andes epe tpe teleypa psstiea ase
&ss Il i3Ge 81 Fa ats u 5s n tss Ei@bbs S esrta
kerests In said lands itOllOva. otAs t8s9 Hsrsh7
berRer Samuel HerahberRer, Henry HershDerRer,
GeorRe HershberRors Hnos tef Ailchigan),
SSSsResFEsr $ ESt SsiE sSSS& n
fags sacp ono tAStseRtA ll5sI part OF
baid lPldP Elmira E9gesong and E1en sef
andl; EIehF1 Henahhs4get Ls1ne Ae5shnefaess Eaos
Rsfsb s5bfia WKits thEfis B9fsdbsi sef and
kdaS hAvel 6ke1 Ih1dyiaed one oneA
qRdTs9 A9S eIesah I'LL par; oE aeiS lspPSsi
EehHetY SaTah Anne ZeIuffY NldBA OhFOlie tzchAeF
Knd Aatoh Bnund Zehner have each an undivided oneS
hundred and eighty fifth Il part OF said lands;
fhat no other persons fntereae In said lands;
kad d tion and amended petition thar partition
ba iadBof tabd fafds % INST SAD parties fna1 hold
IheIr said Irltrsse IN and that canhGt be-
done tpAt 49i1 Ia9rs Re soId .iIa. 40, t...,,
knaaRd6d pstto tspr hefqJe lfaEeh lst 4sse orl
,lHsYbw sIs a'oA tt tAttof8sSs foa tsht fiSiRhAh,
| n.alISI haaIa.s9l G.sga 1Illla9 . J.. zl..2
NIaN- 81 HHHEI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-01-31

Regular meeting Of G. N. B. A., Thurs
1sy eFeniAg-a at Z o'clock. As business
bf great Importance will be transacted, /,
bverY member is requested TO attend. =.
~ - ;:.25.-J .. H. DBdOUEfH, Pres't:
L. N LBY, Rec. See'y. - - -. -:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-01-31

A bfeRk" In the water service pipe at
the coFIers6f tenth and 'WalnHt streets
occupied the attention of fsS4peEintend-
bwn plumbing regardless Of mud.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-01-31

Mr.. John f.. Zerba has opened a meat
IhaEEstat lB7 South Market sire ct, and
Rtlf always hAyie; on. hand 1. full Su ppiy
df fresh Snd; sAlted, In4ats, at bottom
RriSss. Mr., izegbe IS 9 ;b1te6ef Of; many
1ears exReT lance, and owe jqst " hat 4
9he people want. .Blys hih q sali .aP3d' and
get ehOiSe Neat; s,n ,....S,s lL..,I 4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-01-31

Mrs. Samuel HarteT died on January
10th, at the age Of II years, IL months
and 10 days. She was a daughter of At.,
and Mrs. Jacob Hensell, who reside on
Rowland street. She was Kind dRugh-:
ashes. .. ......
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-01-31
| '2;i!fil


..Mr. Horace Somefs,. the druggist, VIII.
shortly remove to No. SO East TgseaF-
RWas street, where he will have much
larger store room and better facilities.
His friends and customers will please
hote the change.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-01-31

Messrs. Erwin 81 Co., did not conclude
their sale Of the furniture store Occu-
pied by them on North Market street,
and will continue to attend to the sale
of furniture, and attending and furn-
ishing of funeral appurtenances the
same as of yore. They are a very relia-
BILE firm. --.-..---.,.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-01-31

DR.. Gustave lie Bau died south of Cam
ton, from fatty degeneration Of the
heart as revealed by the post mUrtem.
He was formerly a tlOurishing New York
dentist, but i'll healthcompelIed him to
20 to an Ohio farm. ... r..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-01-31

Olivia, daughter Of Joseph and Gatha-
time Wingertsr, died at the family resi-
aence, 21e East TnsearaWas street, oa
sunday, aged 10 ;monfhs. The funeral
was Tuesday, from st. Peters Catholic
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-01-31
n =. E4easI,sioas E's.isit Sd 81 to tKs Mssit.. I.

4 O IIl.s ny ~ sss lla.s.rIs- q
February s5, ana -37th: :fOF NsbTaskai Cols
dradO, Kansas, Montana, Nevada, ldahol
dif. f.parfs 5f the Vest 100000 'aeFes. Of
d t.sP,.Ry. Lands for sale i'm Ne ebEaskal lOn
ilGyeaIs, .time at pen cent. sl4iq T'Is
FOT rates. sfEee;map papers, .&c4. call
dn or addPesss HI. H. l9ERTLNGs u. ,RERy.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-01-31

Nh. Henry StFiff. OF Wheeling, W..Eso
is visiting his grandparents, Mr., and
Mrs. Conrad Peter, at their residence,
No, 80 W. North street. - --- e. g. - -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-01-31

-DOn't'fail to see the SIusser and ;.DR-
mont rifle shoot at Myers Lake next
week. 1t will go to show that the an
eients generally beat the modern WELD
ers Of KTupp cannon. -r .-- ----a d
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-01-31

On and after Feb. 1, 1888, Louis Thorn
& Co., Nos. 81 aAd go Sts Cloud BuiltiiAgs
will give to every person buying five
dollars worth Of groceries for cash one
pound of good mixed tea.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-01-31

The man who can tell what the wealth
or is to be for ten consecutive minutes,
lust now, when 1t varies between ley
or slushy payements, should be hORored
among the sons Of men, -"