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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23
Stumbling Horses.

Tho Pittsburgh Stockmda, In recon,
Issue, saysi "Somo good horses nro
addicted 10 stumbling whllo walking or
moving In n slow tr0t A woll.volsod
veterinarian states that thoro aro two
causes that would tond 10 produce this
faulty aotlonj one, general weakness
In tho muscular systoni, such ~ would
DO noticed In tired horso tho other, n
weakness OF tho exterior muscles OF tho
log. brought about by carrying too
much weight on tho too. To ollcot q
cure, no adds, llghton tho wolght OF
each front shoe about four ounccsI have
tho too Of tho'shoe made OF eiool instead
OF Iron, II will woOr longer, hbyo u
rounded or about the samo M 10 would
DO whom ono.thrd worn ont, In or
der 10 prevent trlppingi allow ono
weeks rost; hayo the legs showorcd for
few minutes nj tlmo with cold wutor
through hose, In order 20 cronto u
spray, then rub dry brlskly, from tho
chest down 10 tho foot Give wulltlng
exercise daily during this week for
about nm hour twice u day. When you
,ommenco driving again omit the slow
10y, either walk or send him along al u
sharp trot for mile or two, thon walk
AWAY, but do not speed for NJ least scv.
oral wooks, by thls means tho habit OF
stumbling from either OF tho above
oausos will DO pretty well overcome"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23
Legal Notice.

Henry Aheailley whose residence IA unknown, will
take nOtcp that JrUo Shtn zlcy, almuitUtor u IN,
estate Of william AhentIlol, deceased, on the ON dhy
0f NOyombcr, 1853 hlud hiu petition N the lttbitu
Court within And tOr thr counly 0l haik hd siho Ul
ONO alleging that the personal estate NJ tad dotwcnl
IA Insufficient ~ phy hts dtba aud tho ClnlgQs 0 hd'
mluNtcfinu ha estate, that ne died seized IN lee sn.
plp O tho following described real estate situate IN aald
county 10 witt Known ks pHtt Ot tn southwest quar-
ttr Ot section eight 49,, township eighteen 1881, rupn
NOycn Ia COMMENCING for the same ut tho northeast
corner VI wOnd kud Nassau Hrorts In the town VI us'
nabutph, thpncc north along Wood ttftW I'VE rhnllg
and nttrcn llnkA thence ehit illtO chains ana Nb
llnlGi lonon south ava chains Aud iurn lnhl hrntu
wutt u REQ CHAINS and tsh lnke lo t0 place " lWln'
nlna excepting lin icui Vide m lp wHt Aidr " SAD
premise, ,ipOn which thn ~ am M v eltuhtrd ana
thit May 4, sehtIlcl ~ widow NJ rald dccudcnl, "
entitled IL dnNof M nAd pfemlsw,
1huplayef OF said petition II for tho assignment "
iowr 10 said May A. shrAigry Tor thlO " SAID ptN
lnlsU nubpu ~ such dover estate lot tile payment VI
Inc urbln And charuei ai0trAald,
rbn ahId litnfy Nhunisloy VIII further hGc Iotcc
that ho In, hcun made pprty defendant Ia said pJt
tlOn aud that he IN qnlrrd " answer Tie HalO Oh "
Dti0iu tho 10Th day OF March, A. y, 1884,
JlsSk sllhATELkY,
Administrator M hiniusnld
Iy MoNs n MocAHri, his Att'yN hni3t
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23
Prof. ThwIng's Interesting Description
OF Scenes IN Norway.


q Rev, i, +, Thwlng. IN 'Dfo Letois'
q ,ntily, gives several interesting plot
urcs Of lIfe Ia Norwayi
Lyderhorn looked down from lts &C.
rene heights, crowned with sunshine,
and mellow Sabbath bells filled the
morning air with music, a. wo steamed
into the Port OF Bergen, whore we re-
NAMED until Monday afternoon. This
seven-hllled town Ia one OF the Oldest
In Norway, and It's name signifies 80
meadow among tho mountains" II
was u royal residence eight hundred
years ago, and the most important land
and naval battles OF subsequent cent
ures were fought here. II had thirty
churches and monasterles. The Han
seattle League gave impulse TO its traf.
flo, and Bergen became the largest and
busiest center In tho kingdom.
lts picturesque situation charmed mo.
shall never forget tbs sweet tranqulli-
ty OF that juno morning, as we entered
Bergen. have spent five summers
abroad and seen much OF European
scenery, from the Hebrldes 10 Venice,
from 81. Petersburg 10 Madrid aud bo-
yond, but few points OF moro allurlng
loycl ness have arrested my attention
than that old Norwegian seaport with
Ia noble amphitheator Of hills and It's
smiling envlrons, lying warm and
bright under those cloudloss Sabbath
skies,
Three things make a summer excur-
sion along tho coast Of Norway most en-
ticlng 10 q traveller. Tho scenic gran
dcur OF those stern, solemn, awo-insplr-
Ing mountains, austoro and bold, aud
glorious In their strength and solitude,
Is the first Their gray and melancholy
peaks often rise sheer aud clear from
the lords 10 q considerable h, lght and
present sometimes o weird and fantas-
tic shape, as at tho Lofoden Islands,
with their countless plnnacles, COM
pared TO sharks teeth. or tho Seven Sis
ters, four thousand fcct high, that seem
10 clasp each other with frosty fingers
In the upper air; or most notable OF all.
perhaps, the Giant Horseman, under tho
Arctic Circle, u mysterious presence
that every Norscman feels, and In which
ho has superstltious awe. This sug-
gests another element, tho historic and
legendary interest attaching 10 these
localities. Tho old Vikings have left
thor memorials on sea and shore II
Is delightful TO look at this grand
scenery through tho misty perspective
OF romance and mythology. But more
than all Is tho bowitohlng beauty OF q
coasecss day, which invests with u
subtle oharm that which otherwise
might bo bleak, bare and chilling, The
fine gradatons OF color In sky aud sca,
on mountain and moor. the atmospheric
conditions In these high laltudes where
thero Is no night, gIvo plonary and
browning glory 70 tho view.
10 toll tho attractions OF this town OF
Bergen would require u book. To tho
lover OF antiquity the museum affords
materials for frequent and prolonged
study; 10 the lover Of art thoro Is tho
gallery OF paintings by native artists;
10 tho philanthroplst tho Oldest aud
largest hospital for lepors In Europe Is
full OF interest, and 10 ono who studlos
social and church lilo, the Norwegian
Sabbath congregations and worship
present meny suggestive features.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23

tho'f hills, Onthls principle allow them
tho full run OF tho kltohon.garden, when
ever tho crops aro advanced enough TO
prevent thor being displaced or buried.
IL does not seem 10 be generally
known that molos come out and feed
upon the surface NJ night Grubs OF
various sorts, and worms, do tho same
thing. and the moles come up TO feed
on them. Moles ara very v0ra0loua,
and seem TO be always hungry, II ono
10 caught unhurt and handled tenderly.
II will Immediately begin 10 eat any
worms given TO II, have had ono
which, within q minute after being
caught. took worm from my hand, A
very curious and instructive circum-
stance came 10 my knowledge few
years ago. A mole-oatchor OF my ac-
qualntanoo found mole's nest with
young In IT, The nest was made OF bits
Of wooden cloth OF different kinds, but
mostly u scarlet sort OF thick texture,
Tho only place where These bits OF cloth
could have beon got was In field long
way of, whore manure from tho town
nhu uoou npIuuNi uHu WHluh poHlNlHuh
q quantity OF tallors' clippings, bits OF
red cloth predomlnatlng, The bits Of
cloth which composed the nest and the
bits In the field were compared, and found
10 bo Identical. The distance from tho
most 10 tho field was not measured, but
ID was great enough 10 cause astonlsh'
ment.
Cats sometimes take 10 mole-catch-
Ing. Just for tho fun OF tho thing, |
suppose, for they never try 10 cat them,
IL Ia doubtless also this fondness for
moro sport which makes spmo cats
hunt 'he tlmld shrow no anaduously,
for they do not eat that animal either
l have little doubt that owls, for tho
same reason, sometimes catch moles,
| am strengthened In this belief owing
TO my knowing Tat they will pounco
upon and carry OF more unlikely
things, knew gardener who got
his small fur skull-oap taken on his
head several times by owls. When GO
Ing 10 replensh tho hot-houso fires
during III, night he had 10 pass ruin
where many owls congrogatod, lio al-
ways got his cap next morning not far
from tho spot, tho thief having up
parently dropped II In disgust, on DIS
covering that II was not tho sor' OF
prey expected.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23
About M0les.

Acorrcspondcnt OF Chambers journal
thus writes concerning tho habits and
pecullaritIos Of this little animals
Twill Just mention one Instance, out
OF many, OF tho trouble and annoyance
which ho may cause. Most people
know that tho laying Of box.edglng re-
uuires deal Of labor aud no littlo sldll.
VOL, have known the labor Of day
destroyed In ono night by mole. In
this case the Woodworking little follow
had commenced nj ono end Of the odg-
ing and gono right TO the other, suili-
gently near TO dlsplaco tho whole, 40
that Il had 10 bo laid over again,
IL Is, however, beyond dispute that
moles destroy vast numbers OF wire
worms and other grubs, which arc frc.
uuontly most destructive TO tho crops OF
che farmer and gardener | am there
fore an advocate for allowing them 70
work without mJlsstnton wheivver and
wbeuvver II can be lone and DO not
grudge the little labor required TO scatter
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23
Vital QueatiOna Il

AJAX the most eminent physician
Ofany school, what Ia the best thing
In the world for QnletiDg and allaylng
all irritation OF the nerves and curing
all forms OF nervous complaints, giving
natural, childlike refreshing sleep al
wayaY
Aud they will tell you unhesitatIngly
"S0me form of HOpsl"
CHAPTER I.
Ask any or oil OF the most eminent ply
alclans.
what Ia the best and only remedy
that can bo relied on 10 cure all diseases
OF the kidneys and urinary organai such
M Brlght's diseases, dlabetls, retention
or inability 10 retain urine, and all the
Diseases aud ailments peculiar 10 Wo'
man
"And they will tell you explicitly
and emphatically "Buchu,"
Ask the same physicians
what IL the most reliable aud snrest
cure for all liver diseAseN or dyspepsia,
constipation, indigestion, hillOusneas,
malarial fever, ague, &C." and they will
tell you:
Mandrake or Dandelionw
Hence, when these remedies are com
bined with other equally valuable
And compounded Into Hop BltteTa,
such u wonderful and mysterious Cura.
tive power Ii developed which IL 30 va
rled In its operations that no disease or
Ill heath can polalbly exist or resist its
power, and yet II Ia
Harmless for the most frail woman
weakest Invalid or smallest child IA
use.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23
How u womans Life was Saved.

After she had tested the skin OF all
the best doctors In Western Pennsylya.
MIA ana New York, aud had paid over
$1,000 without receiving any permanent
good, the limbs became affected with
even tenfOld greater virulence, not only
eating AWAY the flesh, but attacking Ihe
bones beneath, IL also affected her
head and face, making her almost blind
aud deaf, reduced 10 mere skeleton,
Weighing but 80 pounds, the doctors
pronounced her At deaths door, Peru
na was then given hea, ~ stated, and
with tho result given on page "a In Dr.
llartman'a "llla Of Life" She took ma
other medicine aud In perfectly well,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23
Legal Notice.

Adam ". Obcilln and Mahptta ubcln, formerly oI
t'antni Ohio, hut nnw residents N waco lrNth alt
n0ncd that on tho 2Nih ,lny ol NOypmber lhht loll
pfuyrf nled Ills pctillnl IN te Conllnul plcN uhl
fnr the foreclosure VI n nufgnEN given NY thnn, tA1
Adhln W. Oberlin ami Marietta Oneflll " DOM y
piUUr on uta lA1i anu iiSN IN tue ely ~ uAnli
STARK county ohlu ~ secure two nOs bnn " when "
due, and On which thuro " duu anu unphll The sum VI
tBAN,tU with Interest titin september lOihi lNh1
gNld RAJ ca nie require " answer on " hOiho tho
lat dkyOl March, 1874 or Judgement viii hn inknn
ngAlnst them JOHN Y PhEfbh
innllLw hy MKrHH n ptNnu hlH AilyA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23
NO VICE PRESIDENCY,


awe assume that Mr.. PendletOn aRks
no ylndicatlOn, because he needs none,
His defeat was an nngrateful, unbecom-
Ing, unrighteOus act; but II invests him
with dignity that would be lowered
rather tllan heightened by the assocla-
tion OF his name with a nomination 30 re-
mote from his aspirations, and so nm
likely, In the natural order Of events, TO
have been offered him. There IL but
one place commensurate with the mer-
ita OF q statesman Of Mr., PendletOn's
rank, or which, under the circumstan-
ces, can enter with pr0prlety into the
calculations OF hla friends, and II IL
not the second place.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23
arnno MIne lor OonlmnnIon,

The superb quality and entire purity
OF Speer's Port Grape Wine, Of New Jef.
sey, aud the success that physicians
have had by ita use; has induced them TO
write about II, aud caused hundreds OF
others to prescribe " In their practice
~ the best aud most reliable wine to DO
had, II II held In great favor for Com
munion purposes, ard IL Of great benefit
10 consulnptlyes. For sale by Durbin,
Wright 81 Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23

IT seems to be pretty generally con.
ceded that the result of the election for
Senator depriyes Ohio OF any chance for
the Democratic Presidential nOmina-
tiOn. II IL not likely Judge Thurman
can secure q united delegation from the
state, aHd II Mr.. Payne does, II Will not
give him the nomination. This simpll-
lles the action OF the Convention TO a
certain extent. The candidate will not
come from 0hiO,- Pittsburgh Post.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23
CHAPTER II.



For years, aud given up by physicians
OF Brights and other kidney diseases,
liver complaints, severe coughs called
consumption. have been cured.
Women 80 nearly crazy
From agony Of neuralgia, nervous
ness, wakefulness aud various diseases
peculiar 10 women.
People drawn out Of shape from excrn
clating pangs OF Rheumatism.
lnhammat0ry aud chronic, or suffer
Ing from scr0fulal
Eryslpelasl
Salt rheum, blood poisoning, dyspep.
ala, indigestion, and In fact almost all
diseases frail
Nature Ia heir 10
Have been cured by Hop BItters, proof
Of which Can be found IN every neigh
borhoOd In the known world, u l6.h
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23

Too many people, attempting TO re.
form tho world, do 30 after their own
nOtiOns,wthout properly thinking Of the
rights OF Othols, and hence they fall In
doing goOd.-Spencer,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23
Lndler. AilenIIoni

In tho Diamond Dyes more colorlng IA
given than many known dyes, and they
give faster aud more brilliant cOl0rs;
l0c at all druggists. Everybody praises
them, Wells, Richardson " Co., Bur.
lingtOn, VI.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23

Henry IIoutI IOrdcr Of sale stark County Com
Va mon Pleas Court
Henry 0olahal Of al.
ny virtue Of an order Of sale issued by tho clerk Of
the court Of common pleas " STARK county OHIO, ~ thl
above action and 10 me directed VIII olcf Tor SAFE NJ
public Outory Vt tho door " tho court house In tho cU
NJ Canton stark county, Ohio, ON
Saturday, the Goth day Of January, 1884,
tho following described ral estate to Wit Lola num'
bcr seventeen and eighteen IN Geo j. lrumpH ulllion
~ tho city " Canton ONO, now numbered lbll hud
lh72 on now plat Alto tue following described real
estate situate IN section 10, Canton township, STARK
county, OhlO Beginning nj the point where the wash
ngOn McyefH road intcHcou the eat bank oi the inl
faco Of The Rowland ml and recently hlown ~ tho
Lolnngcr mill, thence south along hn tldo OF sall
ROAD ~ n feet, thence west 1879 fect thence hulh 70
feet 10 the cast bank " tail races thence northeast along
EAST bank Of tail race " tho place Of beginning 2Hih
icoL
Lot No 1871 appraised NJ 1000
lb79 NOO.
Lot IN section 10 900
Sale 10 commence At ono O'Clock ., m. Terms cash.
H. ALrERllUsE, sheriff
MoN0 MCOARrT, AitJa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23

Columbus (0) Times: The almost
unanimous vote given 10 Mr., Blank re-
yeals Il greater amount OF harmony than
we supposed the Republican party en-.
loved.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23

Not long ago tho Atlantic cable
man sont over tho report that Mary
Anderson, actress, was TO marry the
Duke cf Portland, Epglishman. Lust
night tho following dispatch wos 70.
celved by the Associated Press from
Portland, Orc. "1hc engagement Of
Mary Anderson 10 Lieutenant Dukes, of
this place. Ia denied. No such person
10 known 10 exist. w. Chicoqo 7rbuno,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23
Administrators Notice.

Noicn Ia hereby given TINT tho undersigned has hen
du, appointed and qualified as administrator " Tie
estate vi jhna E UoehOut, late " HtAlk county ono
derraaed, CHARLES D. nrElluUf,
innlad Administrator,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23

Titus Shcard, tho now Speaker Of
tho New York Asscmbly,arlye IN New
York City In 1850 from Ireland, alone
and almost pennlless. n Times.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23
bS lllrli H.. Cnnton. OH .

mn A tui the wuiilnH class send 10 cents for
IHI pn.ttpN uu Ub vii niall Yui tRHH n foysl,
hill vluHhlp huN VI iMnnp rnJds that Will put
UUuU SNu IA the Wnt nI making niUin money IN =
lew days than tun Uvrt thought pnssbnnt ANY hualnrsa
thpilhi not required We Wil htAit rUu You can
wuik hli thr TINS "a IA sunie tue only lhu wUfh u
adapted a. hmi Hxra, ynthH hiid Ola You
rRn rnsili nbfu from 90 tptiq "a W ftet evrnhn That
oil wt Wtnt wfh nhy test tho hutlneHn, W. make this
Hitf, ~ hll whU hte mi well satisfied w
viii Annd vi tnuN Ton TIE ubuhe " writing ua Null
particulars, directions ITO, Hput tree Furtuiier will
be made Ny thne WIN give iher whne time 10 tho wntk
Great suroeus absolutely sHfe Don't ielaJ Bat now,
Address Bfi Ne0k a Co, Portland Maine
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23

--Ebopezor, Ga, Ia dead town. 10
was settled IN 1854 b. immigrants who
followed oglothorpo's arrival u year
before, In 1850 mulberry trees woro
planted, aud tho inhabitants followed
alk.rnisng with some success 80 long
~ Eboncsor remained inhabited, Az
tho timo Of tho Revolution Ebcnozor
was n llourishing village but was Gap
tured and occupied by the British after
tho reduction Of Savannah. This
marked the beginning Of EbcnoSor's
decay, aud In 1885 the village was prao.
tically abandoned, the lands In tho Vi.
olnlty having become worn out 1bore
Ia nothing now 10 be soon but deserted
ruins. .--dHdnid Constitution
"A Bangor (Me.) young man broke
his engagement alleging that hls sweet
heart couldn't cook. She replied that
sho could "cook horrings," and "you
know dnrned well thom's oil you can
afford W pay for."---Boston 7ranscrtpt.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23

John H. poyeot sun order ot aalc stark County
w. common flrM LuufL
Frederick Dlndlor ct nj,
ny virtue ot an order OF sale Issued ny inc clerk ot
the court Of cOnmOn pleas VI stark county, ohio m tho
above action and " mo directed viii offer iur sale ~
public Outcry NJ the door VI tho court house M The cy
Ot Canton, stark county Ohio, on
Saturday, the 10th day Of February, 1884,
tho following described real estate situate N me CITY
Of anton STARK county, ohio towitl int number
twenty HGyrn hundred and acyuntynyr 1870 N Dunl,
nick Sfnblcs addition to tho city OF Canton IA tal1
stark county, ono
Appraised at $3.50
aalo 10 oommonoc nj O'Clock y, m, Tcrma, cash
JAMES LIE sheriff.
LYNCH, DAY n LYNCH, AWJA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23
MIsogLLANBous

InpLfTn wanted Tor rhe' Lives VI Nh tho prosi
IhIk dpnta NJ tho u, n Too lafgrHt hannhOin
AUDN Sr.S @"'' lSS Sy,SS is.S. t., sa 10. sHS %
America Immense piUnb ~ 'RontA All Intelligent
tN0nlu want IL ANY unprAn become auCcNtiii agent
Terms hce llAitHfr nO0k co, Portland Malne
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23
LEGAL.
Sheriff Sale.

JorobOAm L. KarporJ Ofder VI aalc stark County
vs. Common pOR Court.
EnOa Harper VI al
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23

f9ATENTS. .. Over Forty Pat.
" ents issued and pending TO
\ Stark Co. inventors through
the Agency oi Henry Fisher
Charges reasonable and MI busl
ness strictly confidential. Advice
free. Address,
HENRY FISHER,
hS Hitch Si.. Canton. OH =.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23

hHV' h"pN w Wi
iy virtue OF an order n sell Issued by the CLERK
Of the Court VI Common floW Of STARK county OHIO IN
tho abOyc action and TO mo directed Twin Oer for sale
nj public 0utory on tho promises on
Saturday, the 10th day OF February, 1884,
the following described real estate situate In said
STARK county, tOwlti The southwest quarter Of section
thirty QUO N lONnahp nineteen range seven, but Hub
irc 10 Tho Tlgh OF way VI tho pitikblrRh bort Naynr
AMI Chicago hallway, ~ tho same IN now l0oalcd
through said quarter and excepting lhofcfun . tact
VI land bought by no plhlntilt Jefeh0im L. hhtpbr,
situate IN tho tOuthcat corner Of tc Above 90 cfllOl
quarter section brnR lwcnlyi0ur rods In width east
Hnd NOAt aud containing thiOc ucON ~ hd Tue above
dOonDed tract con alnnR loo B1lOO aoloi OF ltnd
mOO or lHsa said quAlUf section VI Aul N the talnO
quarter that wM conveyed by BaIanll Wells AMI VIE
u snlOne Harper, undcr the name OF sarah LClttl'
walter October B0th, 1874, hy deed IccO ded In Vol H.
page gj5 stark county, dood iecordA
Appraised at ti0b per acro.
Sale 10 commences NJ one O'Clock y, m, Tcnnn ono
third cash aud tho balance IN two equal annual pay
monts with Interval from day Of sale, secured by mort
JAMES LEE Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23
Divorce Notice.

Adam iihh1n NJ lllohnnld, IN the conntD " NUS.
dale. m tho state VI Michigan viii take notice that
tmnin lln.brn hls nltd hpf rriui M Nlufl " Com
mun Pie n NJ suifk uuU, ono nihthp iof hlvnfcs
un the uwunl VI vlltul phauucn for muie lnAn three
Wl umH 1iur sg WuesB ituh the ntil publication "
tnla notice EMMA huLunN
duClNLW ny H. n fAusf hnr Atty
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23
Saturday, tho Goth day Of January, 1884,
Sheriff Sale.

Moyo a MocInrI AiryG '' ~ A"'''''' '"'''
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-10-21

Just received from the inanufac-
turers a New Line of Goods, such as
Ladies'. and Misses Sets, Brooches,
of many patterns; rings of all kinds
Plain Gold Rings 18k. and Tx.
Watches of different styIes-Gold,
Silver and Nickel; Sleeve Buttons,
fifty patterns; Silver Ware of every
Tablespoons, Forks, Table knives,
&c. L sell the very best Canary Seed
at 8 cts. per one pound box, and if
you return the box I will refill it for
2 cts.-eithcr plain or mixed, as you
want it. Watches, Clocks and jew
elry repaired at short notice. Call
and buy where you can save from %
to so cts. on the dollar. Come and
price the goods and see what have
before purchasing elsewhere. IA.
BURTON.