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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-07-31
SAINT ANDREWS BAY AND FLORIDA
RAILROAD COMPANY.

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.ANES T MCCLELLAN
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FRANK PHILIP
: BENEkLY BAKER
HAMILTON - BRYAN
: JAMES : BAkIR
:: .uF sill John Z Ar(LEILAN.
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The Presidential campaign will begin when
thr next Democratic Congress opens not before
Fhihdetphia Pres, thep)
Blaine is on a stll-bunt and will probably
be- still hunting when the race 10 won.-ISan
Frqncsoo Ernminer, tLlem)
Who can ask for more protection than will
encourage industry? Who dares ask for that
bjcb will foster mOnOpOlies - Cincinnati Neecs
.Ion7ndl (IJcn)
The Republicans Of Indiana have found out
how TO shake the Tall Sycamore Of the Wabash
II IS only necessary to whisper the word tariff "
IN his ear.-BostOn Herald
- Really, if influence" is worth anything in
politics, Mr.. Sam Randall ought TO be happy.
The entire Republican press Of the country are
in favor of bis election as Democratic Speaker.
Such unanimity speaks volumes.-AAanta CON
st1"fion, (Llem)
The Chalmers crowd in Mississippi i" ndorse
the Presidents Southern policy" BY the way,
what is the Presidents Southern policy? Is it
anything more than putting the officers where
he thinks they will do the most good 10 securing
The control OF Presidential delegates Boston
HtrGM Ind)
There is q deep touch of human nature in
LORD Dundreary's remark about his brother Sam:
Hes an assault you'll like him." For this
reason we liked Wilde, and the butt OF Punch,
who came 10 these shores almost an assisted EN-
igrant, returned to the more congenial atmos.
phcre OF London with y comfortable bank ac-
count World
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1t CTS, 81 10000 to acqui The s'ar route
thieves. and one OF them. john K Miner. has
wenty-sey. Il fresh contract, with thu Pos, pEilor
Department He had heavyweight bat L mcr,
Assistant Pss,masier General t.-bk one 81 tneta
away on account OF a Technical inioEnaiilv ite
school children anus Themselves hLGfinG
how many millions it will cost tie government
10 acquit him when these contracts are over
hauled
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CITY TAX SALE.

kfoIl,E Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
- follow NJ described City Lots will be sold At
itsslic auct5on Monday, the sixth dav Of August,
lo1', IN fF Of the old Cunr-ho at Tallahasse e.,
fl.rida, iii be County of Leon or so much thereof
as will lac n"ccs>ars Ia lay the amounts due for
isseS for She years l>>O 1881 and lSS2, together
@si4' the cf:s., OF sale and advertising:
austin. Alex, agcntpari of lot a, NWA, lSsO,
IL c!..
Boswell, Isaac. Thompson. agent one-third LOT
~, NWA, ISL, - cts
Cook, Fr.d-part of lot pa, Ma. lSSO, $3.50
*oiton, , Y, cstatc-lots 9, IL, IL. II, ISL 81,
4sa60
Hay, NJ Eliot y, S. Co or, Use. $al7.
f3Aston Ber,ba--io, 357, o +. lSss, 10 Gus.
Henry, MeSina, Ash.rry Henry, agent lots ~,
- So Co.r, 1851. $l.S0
Hawkins, John B-lots ~, 81, 81 Co or, lSS3,
&3I3
Jtall, Es:u and Jacob lot ~, 81 Co or, lsS.
Ilarly, Pstsy-lot 81. o P. 1850, Is cts.
aInnes, Henry, agent = W third of lot -, NWA,
iaSs- SO, 10 Its
Jehnson, Daniel-G2 feet and W, and 81 feet
inNhcs and \, Of lot 5, NWA, 1SS3, AZ cts.
kiIckens, Richard part of lot Is, NWA, lseO,
Tapy, E-lo,s l35, Is, Ma, 1880, $a77.
Stokes, Amanda-lot Va, 81 Co Or lSs1, *l.05.
sVRnum, John part OF Ion 1l9, 81 Co or, lss@,
79sts.
Whetmors Walter, Alex Brooks agent-lot :,
WA. 1872, 20 cts.
williams, Walter-wI6 of swhl of lot As. NwA,
lsaAl 81 =! cts.
Wilson, DC, Jr-lots So IS, So, ZOE, and one-hal
of lots o. N, S1< Co ar, 1882. $210
d. JNO. A. PEARCE.
City Tax Collector.
TAILAHAssEE, FLA, July 3, 1ssss-5w
ES- win be at Mayors office Fridays, from A.
NJ until O'Clock P. NJ.
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New York World
The ReaIisie. of RadicaIi~m.

The Republican party undiS-pisei ! party
OF pusi,snical intolerance. Ii has natural "lisar-
chical tendencies Protected Glasses, ''pr,hib.
tied " tastes, favored corporate mon"poiics and
contempt for the common prr;lt A. it 3i>tn-
gushing features Tina; ! TIE secret e.: - AZ
against popular rights wherever ]: asTrs "a al~
pear IN lis tue character
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The Last Ditch.

For he pnri~'-e ". giving .ew ana W.
ful prop - his system ~ i3nu..tT i.c '.in--
snd->Tlgot pnicy 90 Surplus revenue i.siflUl.. II
has been Invented AMI il hl ja-e0 unanimously
Endorsed by p.:.v C~uvcn'ior 'iNlliiug !" rep
resen,a majo:ily Il The Cj'1eu> of TIA" second
State oi The mon in population and political
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Discharge Notice.

OK MONTHS AFTER THE DATE HEREOF
Il" undersigned, administrator 4 tn state ~
EisA~t : ClrIa.Ie, deceased. Ate ~ lion county
= =. = Florida All Yre-eni NJ final accounts To-
he H.r " r r. rd. County judy II sa.d couuty
sc5 80 ~ d.. ArZ~.
4 NGSKLEY
-ts~t sud = fI.c.o Administrator
LIZ = u.
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Discharge Notice.

NIN MONTHS AFTER DATE. TIE rNBEg
y 7i-n.d eVec@ipr viii present his Hnal aceqEui.
md s.s h.f- oi tac estate II Mary Iin-ou lat 4
lea. -rur'y. Sii- ~ Florida, aec..s,t - Il. H.n
crlni" Count. ) - u said comfy. and * IT, ~
tisch1rrr q. .xetafpr Il said .-siat-
JAMES VI Ni\<f,S
Executor Estate May NiIs-pH, L.. 4
! 4nt -, ~; s,m
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SAVED HIM 1900 DOLLARS.

ADAN>. y y lamar, 81. -
iE Il j KENDALL \ n.-t-e-t> IaN 5... l;~,l y -.
deal al Nol krnd4i- Spawn care IN .r,-; >4cf->
ih"a@ii would !vi Know h4 duls. .i uas.
Two year has. ~-,i, A. c1er "a *
Jefferson county. Wl,n wa> break l.. An h tiek,4
the h2f aud fast aud .,lf
ley All ,,ir, cnlinvs~i thu .,4 the.
all >aid lie spoiled he hai Nrry large 1h.,for %
pm and used tspitl,s Of or keiHxli'> ~..Nig
tnrr AMI il tSlk the blncl entirely e ai!s7-
wards iur Slss' have il fut hon., <,.a,iI- lr6
"ni GALL and il las always curvd completely and leE
the ley smooth.
II II splendid tcint f,y rh,uinaii~.a have ,c
"mmcn'iei il 10 good many and iicN al aY il t.- lhs
work. waS in NithrriI-an 4 kn,taiia> dr.. ~isft
i'll Adams. the other dsy aud i,ir plciar. a.
them tired 10 bay but coel.l not the >sii u
wonid write 10 lUn that you would send one M>A
you world. and Will do YOU al the good can.
Very respectfully + : LYMAN
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE.

WILTON, MINI, Jannary H. 1881.
d. j. KENDALL. Il Co(ients Having cot a horse book
Of yon by mail year the contents Of which per>aa
ded Try kendails SPAWN Cure The hind LEI. oi
Of my horses which badly swolch and could .os
he reduced by olhcr remedy. got bottles OF Ken
lalls SPAWN Cure Of Preston x Iudduh. Druggists Of
Waseca. which completely cured my horse. About five
had three old colt sweenicd very baoly
used remedy given in your book without row e
ing and must to your credit thai the l. entirely
cured. which j. surprise only myself but also L.
neighbnrs Yon the book for the trin. san,
Of Is and il could get another like wond
not TAKE So for it. Your truly,
GEO. MATTHEW'S
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SPAWN CURE.
On HUMAN FI.ESH.

VEvAY, lSD., August II, 1851
DIR. Is. j. KENDALL IL Co-ticnts Sample of circulars
received to-day. Please send with my imprint
printed one side only The kendas SPAWN Cure IL
In excellent demand with and not only for animals
but for human ailments also Mr.. Jos VOrs the
leading farmers in county, sprained ankle badly
and knowing the vane OF the remedy for horres tried II
himself and il did far better than he hal expected
cured the sprain In very short order.
Yours respectfully, c. y. TIIIEBAND
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OWL. MECHANICAL AND MINING KIN.
" GINEERING at the Rensselaer, Poly
technic Institute, Troy. N. Y. The Oldest
cheering school in America Next term begins Septem
Der 18th The Register for 1888 contains list OF the
graduates for the past So years with their positions also
course OF study, requirements, expenses. etc.
Address DAVID M. CIR EENE, Director.
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PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE,
Or Six Bottles for Five Dollars.
~ All Druggists have II get 1t for you or
will he sent to address receipt price by pro
prieors, DR. b. ]. KENDALL u co, En0sburgh Pals
W. Send for Illustrated Circular.
SOLD BY ALI DR uJlill aRTH.
May 10, l883-ly
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-10
their ANIMALS should plant Iths seeds at


the present time.
s. MEYERS.
MRS. G. LESTER.
MRS. b. +. BERLIN.
Miss LIBBIE JONES.
Committee,
Mrs. G.. 8. Lester, our entOmOlogist,
read some very interesting extracts
from the report of the United States
entOmologist on the Flea Beetle as
affecting the grape.
Mr.. Ruperd inquired why there was
no attention given to the cultivation OF
the huckleberTy? Said that good crops
can be raised and he intended to try IL,
but hoped he would not have too much
opposition 80 as to OVerdO the business.
Read of a man In Iowa who had raised
from 100 to $50 bushels to the acre on
dry land.
/ Mr. Berlien knows the Iowa Huckls-
berry and thinks If Ruperd plants them
on his dry land he will not need to
prune very much.
Mr.. Faust says he has seen Huckle-
berries growing on high, dry land bear
ing large crops. ...
Mr.. Rockhiil says II you want to go
into the Hucklberry business 81 am
your HucklebeTry" has about ten acres
In New Jersey OF all the varieties, will
furnish all the plants wanted, could
get out catalogue, thinks 1t could be
made a success by proper attention.
MIR. MeGreger has picked Blaeberries
In Scotland, found many varieties and
thinks the cultivation would be success
full under proper management.
On motion of Mr.. Lawrence q vote Of
thanks was passed to Matthew Craw
ford OF CuyahOga Falls, Ohio, for the
free distribution OF his catalogue on the
"A Of 10 r.F QfraH HrU har u
which is considered standard authority
wherever it is known.
Mr.. Lawrence announced that he
| expected family OF Jersey cattle from
New Jersey of the very best in the
country, from Mr.. COOley's herd, and in
Vited those who wished TO invest in that
kind of stock to call and examine them.
Mr.. ROekhill was appointed essayis
for the next meeting and MIR. Faust for
alternate.
The following bills were allowed:
For printing cards and envelopes,
$3.50.
To secretary for Postage for January
and February, $2.15.
On motion of Mr.. Lawrenee,Mr Bitter,
Mr.. Berlien and Mr.. Hanna were ap-
pointed a committee to report the pro-
per varieties Of apples for family
orchard OF thirty trees, who reported
the IOllOWlng:
For Early Early Harvest, l Red
Astrachan.
For Summer Summer queen.
For Fall Apples-1 Maiden's Blush, 1
Ohio NOnpariel, l Western Beauty, l
| Orange Sweet, WeaYer's Sweet.
For Winter Apples-2 Crimes Golden,
Danver's Winter Sweet. RambO,
Smoke house or Belmont, King Of
TOmpklns Co, 2 Fallenwalder, 2 Smith 3
Cider, Peck's Pleasant, Ben Davis,
Red Canada, Baldwin.
Adjourned to meet at Keim's Hall at
Louisville, April 4th 1888.
A. PoNTIUS, j. RUPERD,
Secretary. V. President.
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IMPROVISATION.
Riohvills Rockets.

The T. q. Band is doing very well
under the leadership Of Mr.. Brown, Of
Chicago.
We are to have a doctor the hrst Of
April. DR.. McGill Is a we'll read man,
and we welcome him here.
We are sorry to hear that Squire
Stump is not improving very fast from
typhoid pneumonia. He is under DR..
Kirkland's care.
Wesley, son Of John Richard, living
two miles south OF RichVille, died after
few days illness Of lung fever. He
was Is years old. Services were held at
the Sherman church.
Barbara Gerber, living two miles east
Of RichVille, after nine months illness
died On Friday, March I'd, at the resi-
dence Of her son, Of heart trouble. Her
remains were placed in the old Gerber
burial ground, the services being con-
Quoted by ReVs. Kaylor and Shonaker.
She was 20 years, 8 months and 22 days
OF age,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-10

Do not fail to go to the Opera House
this evening and witness THE Rescue"
as played by the Knights Combination,
of East Liverpool, who have been out Of
employment for nearly year for assert
ing their right to belong TO the Knights
of Labor. Il Is q play In Ave acts,
abouAding in thrilling scenes, incidents
and tableaux, and represents wealth,
poverty and crime. The talented young
American actress, Miss Lois Sulveen,
takes the principal character, supported
by a powerful dramatic company.
Tickets 70, so and 35 cents. Reserved
seats at Geiger's.
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E1pIosIon in a Coal Mine.

A terrible explosion occurred Wednes-
day noon, in the Evandale coal mine,
one mile south of North Industry, on
the line Of the Valley Railway, resulting
in the serious injury of two Canton
miners, named Justin Terret and Louis
langley. Both were brought to the city
on the afternoon train on the Valley
Railway. Terret is a young man aged
eighteen and son of Victor Terret, re-
siding at No. "a South Cherry street.
He was terribly burned all over his
person. His face was swollen to such
an extent that his eyes were closed. The
hair on his head was nearly all burned
of. The outer skin of his hands and
arms peeled off, and hung in shTeds.
DR.. Schooner was called, and attended
his injuries. He was engaged In pre-
Pairiug a blast, and had drilled the hole
for the cartridge. The drill being old,
was worn off some, and the hole was
too small to admit the cartridge; but he
attempted to force II in by pushing 1t
with his drill, when 1t must have struck
sulphur causing the cartridge to explode
with terrific force. 1t set fire to his
clothing and hurled him some distance
from where he had been standing.
His clothing was all in blaze, and it
WAS with difficulty that some Of the
WOrkmen extinguished the fire.
Louis langley is not so badly burned.
He was working next to Terret. He Is a
resident Of South Market street.
Both young men are recovering slowly
but will not be able to resume work for
a long time to come.
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He Lied's the swsdss to Jail.

On Wednesday evening. after the ar
rival Of the Valley train from Cleveland,
a couple OF drunken Swedes began quar-
reling on the platform Of the Tuscar-
awas station, and one struck the other,
knocking him up against station agent
Lied, who said, Here, none Of that
whereupOn they turned on him with an
open knife and wanted to carve him.
Fred. objected to such rough surgery,
and struck out right and left, and had a
Swede in the air all the time. A third
Swede named NillsOn wanted to take q
hand, bnt Fred. was reinforced by man
named Snyder, and Ernst, the baggage
master, when they started down the
track. Officer Cummins arrived, and he
and Fred. went after them, and got two
at the South Market street crossing.
They showed fight, and one struck Mr..
Lied a singing blow in the face, which
aroused his placid temper, and he threw
him down and gave the fellow a good
pounding. He refused to walk, and was
hauled to the cooler in hand-cart. The
next day they gave their names as Peter
Thompson and Christian Plerson, and
the Mayor gave them Is days each In
Jail. Nillson left the city and was not
caught. The man that can excel Fred.
in the manly art" has not yet shown up.
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DEMooRATIC PRIMARY TICKET.

Primary Election Saturday,
March l7th. 1883.
MAYOR.
WILLIAM ]. PIRR0.
DANIEL W0RLEY.
CITY SOLICITOR
JOHN N. MYERS.
ARVINR G. HINER.
CITY MARSHAL.
CHARLES sCHLEGLE.
ANTON W. WALTER.
JAMES SELL.
JOHN CUMMINS.
THOMAS sHORB.
CONRAD DECKMAN.
coUNCILMHN.
First Ward-HENRY T. WARNER.
JOSEPH DICK.
Second Ward-J0HN STINCHCOMB.
Third Ward-STEPHEN WAGNER.
L.HATTERY.
Fourth Ward-B. r. R0HRRR.
Fifth Ward-ADAM THOA.
Sixth Ward-ALEX. HOWENSTINE.
STREET COMMISSIONER.
GEORGE BENDER.
ALEXANDER MARCO.
ASSESSORS.
First WArd-JOHN BOIL.
Second Ward-Z. P. BOWEN.
"' IOHN SAN0R.
Third Rsrd-HENRi oPPENHEIMKR
e AL. BAXTER. ..-
F" WILLIAM OLDFIELD.
Fourth Ward-WiE-LIAM G0NDER.
ELL WAGNER.
Fifth Ward-L0UIS LOICHOT.
WATER WORKS TRUSTEE.
CHARLES D. MONNOT.
TOWNSHIP CLERK.
BE-. FAUST.
JOHN A. MACK,
TOWNSHIP TRRAsURRR.
LOUIS DUMoNT.
TRUSTEES.
DAVID SMITH.
JAMES W. SLUTTs.
r. A. DUNBAR.
LAWRENCE BECHRL.
JOSEPH TROUT.
BRAINARD A. ROHN.
JUSTICE OF THE PKAcB.
JONATHAN 8. HUDSON.
j. X. BOWERS.
CoRsTABLEs-
A. W. WEBER.
A. O. GOODMAN.
LAWRENCE WECKMAN.
I'D. J. GOUENAT.
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city sealsr OF wsights and n1sasuros.

The Mayor started q good theme In
Council on Monday evening, when he
strenuOusly urged the Importance OF an
inspector OF sealer Of weights and meas
ures, as a protection to purchasers.
With the present loose system no one
Is certain Of receiving the pound or
quart Of merchandise that Is paid for,
and, doubtless, In many instances, the
quantity falls far short Of the amount
purchased. In all cities Of like or even
smaller size than Canton such an Office
exists, and has q healthful tendency in
increasing the bulk Of goods sold. We
do not desire to intimate that our mer-
chants are dishonest. Far from 1t, but
there are some grievous discrepancies
which are hard to reconcile with old
arithmetical tables. There Is no ex
.pense attached to the city, as the deal
ers pay the officials fees. Let us have q
city sealer, by all means, and while we
are at IL, let the city weigh all coal sold
and derive a revenue from this source.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-10

The sporting event Of the season will
occur in Schaefer's Opera House next
Wednesday evening March 14th when
the celebrated Spring Heel Dick" of
Cincinnati, the hero Of 13 ring fights
and the acknowledged light weight
champion, Mr.. Jack King, hero Of nine
battles, now of Akron, will spar 80
minutes, according TO the marquis of
Oueensbury rules. The best local talent
of Akron and Canton will assist, includ-
ing the wonderful Delhauer. There will
also be wrestling and club swinging.
Usual prices, reserved seats at Getgers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-10

Germans Opera Company was billed
to appear in the Opera House on Thurs
day and Friday evenings to play the
Pirates of PenEance and La Mascotte,
but the pirates of Cincinnati got hold
of them In that city and they stranded
on financial lee shore and failed to
appear. The profession down there
chipDed in and gave the company a
benefit entertainment to enable the un-
fortunate membera TO get 70 their homes.
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Building Lots For Sale.

The Board Of Education of the city of
Canton will offer for sale at public auc-
tion on Saturday, March "a, 1888, on the
premises, corner Of Nimisilla and
Bueher streets in Canton, three vacant
building lots; said lots being full size,
fifty feet front on Nimisilla street. Sale
will commence at / o'clock p. m. when
terms will be made known. By order Of
Board Of Education. S.A. CoNKLIH.
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Humane Society.

There will be meeting Of the Humane
Society Of Canton on Monday evening
March 18th In the east basement Of the
court house. A report Of the action of
the Society since Its organization will
be submitted, followed by short ad-
dresses.
Let there be q general turnout Of
citizens Of both sexes interested In the
work.
By order of the President,
LEW. SLUssER, Sec. pro tenn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-10

On Friday evening, while station
agent Montague at Boston, on the VAL
ley railway, was at supper, thief clim-
bed in through the ticket window, op-
ened the safe and abstracted $22, Is cash,
and eight OF ten round trip Cleveland
tickets. The agent said the party must
have known the combination. Query,
how did he get his informatiOnI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-10

Great interest Is manifest at the Unit
continue. The congregations are very
attentive. Rev. A. H. Bowling OF Louis
willie was In Attendspce for two days,
and preached excellent sermons. The
meetings will continue until further
notice. Thus far hfty souls have pro-
fessed faith, and inQuirers still come to
the altar
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-10

The store room No. 83 E. Tuscarawss
street, formerly occupied by Horace
SOmeTs, has been taken by Mr.. John OPP
penheimer, who will open next week
with full line Of fresh and f1rst-class
stock of pure drugs, medicines and
druggists sundries. Mr.. Oppenheimer
il practical druggist, having been with
Mr.. G. N. NYe for the past eleven years,
in the Philadelphia College Of Pharma-
cy. We can cheerfully recommend him
to the citizens. A speciality will be
made of prescriptions, and night calls
promptly answered.
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For Sale.

The Committee on Ways and Means
Of theCity Council of Canton, offer at
private sale the house formerly owned
by Mrs. Elizabeth Lindeman, No. 16O
South Cherry street. Now Is chance
to secure bargain. Apply to
JOHNSON SHERRICK,
W. II. WYANT, OR
VIM. MCCAMMON,
Committee on Ways and Means.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-10

Mr.. John r. Zerbe has opened meat
market at 1877 South Market street, and
will always have on hand full supply
OF fresh and salted meats. at bottom
prices. Mr.. Zerbe Is butcher Of many
years experience, and knows just what
the people want. Give him q call and
get choice meat.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-10

"Old Nick's" posterity is assured, a girl
baby having gladdened the heart and
stirred up the strong parental instincts
of Horace NJ. Nichols. a cOmpOsitOr In
infant medicines is quoted higher in
consequence.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-10

Business enterprise in Che southern
section of the city is growing steadily,
and does not receive the mention 1t de-
serves, and among the many new stores
springing up we cannot help calling at
tention to the model grocery house Of
+. G.. Brown at 1853 South Market street
who has one of the cleanest and best
lighted rooms in the city. Mr.. Brown
is an energetic business man and has
laid in a complete stock Of staple and
fancy groceries, smoked meats etc.
In addition to these, he also handles
full lime Of queensware and domestic
CrOckery ware, as well as q large assort-
ment Of tinware and household SUM-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-10

J.H. Gully, Wholesale Agent for the
celebrated Philip Best Milwaukee Lager
and Export Beer. Families can have
orders flied by Addressing P. O. Box 252,
or at the Bottling Works, at No. "a Rast
Tusearawas st., Canton. o.