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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-05
Road Notice.

Nolc0 Il hereby given that u petition VIII bc picson'
tod ~ the Cumml Alnur vi htik county ono ~ thtlf
npxt 10 alOn jun 2ud A u 1894, prollng Tor tue 10y
Ing out and establishment OF county road u tho lnl'
lowing lluo t0Ntl Beginning ln the Ccilltr OF lhe
county r0ad az the northwest corner OF section Uu IN
Plan township IN said c0uny thence north on tho
section llnG between sections 80 aud 20, N Ad Town
ahip 10 tho COuniy rUnl on U ctnUr section ne run
nlug uAgi and west through Snl Wptuua 20 nud ~
1hu center OF eA proposed road balng the Ui no OF
lands owned by LoWli NJ pouuls 1holis j. lonlus
and juhm p0nuus and tho wu't llne Ol anda uwn ny
Suan aprtman, Hiram D. Smith, sarah smilh ava
Louis Ehass HIRAM j, SMITH,
RpriiLw pfMripnl Petitioner,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-05
MlsoNLAANEous.
NOTICE.

Sealed pf0p0s1s viii be iOe,yed ~ Inc office ot the
tluk ~ toe iiunid " Education VI Bethlehem town.
ship statk county ono until l2 UolOcA ~ noon ON
no 2ltt day ul Nay, ~ lssi ioi no building 0l u
hrlca soho hnusr Gu tne 10, situate M subtlNrlc No
~ uaid township, reGp dlug ~ th0 plaub ana bprchca
llOns ON hln in aAld once
Each bli must oDuiiin the name NJ every person IN
lutUi a IN ihn aluu. uuu NO accompanied ~ ellu
cont gtutuy OF tumU dNuirlritrl person. thhl u me
hd u accepted. ounuAct viii 10 NeUlmol mo ana uVt
performance ul /, properly 3ccut
Tue hld Tor each kind 10 material, cAlol lor ny lhc
must DO lated separately ana mo price
nj labor nlug nl.O le arUuNc} stutd None 1u llt
lGVett rL LuuhibO biu Viii Dc accepted, ana tlo huiiu
mas reject all bids,
IJ Odrr Of the Board Of Education,
10, J, WALKER,
Navarro o., May u, ltBi,th Township Ultlk
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-05
--,-ll..,. arIrns, alyccrIno salyc. ,ll,,.

The best on earth, can truly be said OF
Grigg'u Glycerine Salvo, which Is a sure
cure for cuts, bruises, scaldl, burns,
wounds, and all other sores. VIII posi-
lively cure pilea, tetter and oil skin
erupiions. Try this wonder healer. Sat.
lsfaction guaranteed or money refund
cd. Only 25 cents. For sale by Dur
bin, Wright " Co., Drnggiste.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-05

Tho Grst annual commencement exer.
clees Of the Navarro High School were
held Saturday evening In tho United
d etren'church of that town. An inter
estlng programme was rendered. Three
young ladies graduated, Misses Anna
Luke, Viola Goshorn and Lily o. Wood.
ling Prof. u. A. Jones, superintendent
Of the Massillon schools, delivered the
address 10 the graduates.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-05
Connection Valley Appointments

General Manager Sam Briggs, OF the
Connotton, has announced tho following
appointments, taking effect June tst;
Samuel d. Mayer, train dispatcher, vice
" Menueg, Jr., Edward Briggs, freight
agent at Cleveland, vice 0. II. Garstln,
resigned,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-05
TUESDAY, JUNE 10th, 1884,

between tho hours Of 10 O'Clock o. M and O'Clock D,
NJ 0i said day the following tracts Of land, altuAo 10
hpfCllynly IN tao COunu, OF luhohf lWAh anu hAih W
lhe state ol ON al ueauilppu ~ ne'o, y, e.su
Ia liu township VI SngapIeeh, ~ tht e0php ul luso-
rANAs and htalo 0i Uhi0 joining oAG 0lnef aud eohhl
tutlng together Ono body u aud CONTAINING ~ plluV
acres moro OF less Deln9 the lands oi whlGh DAvu
naIT ieoenly dHd atiEei, duaofiDuu 40 IOllONa nWl
rart OF tne southwest quarter 0l section uhppt ployu
Ia township number nnu VI range iuur, ~ thp uhlul
hlaIeB military dtlfCt containing hiity'ht h1lth AZ
seventy ono hundeatna VI hh a0ie, mpip pi ltAb Ano
part OF lot nunlurr twenty-five ~ lhv luht luAlWl
township, IN township nunDbf plnu anu lhnse luI VI
ihB Connecticut WealuIn hnsuyn school lanuh, contain
lux nne acres aud tirphlx Onehunuiellhb OF hn
Auie, more or lpih' AlsV' part o iet hupuleu Wenl
iva ia tho nltt quarter township, ~ t0Nn.hp number
niue VI range four VI lhe Connecticut western i1uhofvu
school lanaa containing tlghlyOnr ohphuhaipali' OIL
ad Tho following o tracts OF land situate In the
county U alark aud SUITE OI ONO, joining eaoh OIhu
anu oOnblitu iiiR together one boy Ahu lAflh " Ian
containing On1 nundftd aud hirVlhioe acres anu
seventy Ohehuilieltnh VI hn acre ilviv OF lps' pok
lands O wllOn DAyd haif recently dltd hulktd ~ 100
ahple aud doi0liDtd aa follows, tQ'wt fAfl OF mo
northeast quarter Ol section number twenty h,e, ~
township nulubeI eleven, IA range number ten, cOntl'
ing thiTiy0no acres aud une'naf OF h acre more or
eha hh0 part OF tue southeast quarter OF hall section
number twenty-five IN township eleven ana range lph
containing tnrty acres and iva 0nohnndicdllh OF an
aor, more " ltH Alao part oi Tue nuIlhweal quarter
OF huUtun numDT lifly IN t1wnhhlp nulnpsi ihp, W
range nno, OunAlnlng hpNenYlNO acfva anu mhutooh'
hunlftdllia VI hh acre more Of luah' "a,
complete description by metes and bounds OF oil
the foregoing tacla Ol lands N cunlAned Ana may 10
Heen IN the puuun on Mo m anu AltO M Hhlu OfuvI OF
BaU ilauud from sid Court " Common fluAs III lhb
above enuuoa cast
Said d6 Oh 100 acres situate IN Tusoarawaa county,
appfaia ~ VI $500,
sad 1853 7l'lUO acree situate In STARK county, ap
praised At tS,UuU
iuTuB- Une.lhTd cnfh on day Of sale, One'thlfu IN
One SoAr anu Oh0lhld IA t6U years, Vita interest On
deferred payments, uud deferred payments secured ny
mortgage On tnu premises, -. .,.,,,,,
Sheriff OF Tuioarlwas County, OHIO,
W, PATRICK Attorney,
ny btli A. ID, 1884. mAsew
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Executors Notice.

Notice II hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed and qualified M Executor OF the estate "
Michael liauk lalo OF stark county, OHIO, dateaard
JACOB DUpllEy,
mappd Executor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-05
Farm For Sale,

wish to sell my farm NJ s1lS acres IN Perry town
shin mllra southeast Of Mn.B0n ant u miles from
Ilrlylllu station on the COnuOtnn H. H. Ou tho farm
arc b uclea NJ gOnd ilmhcr r0pl dwoln bank barn
i7XB5, nnd other 0ulhnilGnlf u r0od well and cNcn
nj tho hUua, aud u well ut the bnini u young bearing
orchard NJ TIRE ncros, ana choice fruit lOr further
particulars enquire oi thu undersigned on the prcmlos
npfS.om WILLIAM NAVE
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-05
For Sale or Exchange,

4 choice location. property Of about \ acrcl with
new trunn house, rooms slate roof well lnlHhodi
good cisern chnlcO young fruit tfoOs one milo n0ftl
Of tho uouft loubc On Cleveland wenu0, Wil hp sold
cheap time nlyOn To SUIT nurchaeOr On VIII ctchhgo
the property i0f farm laud IN stark county Fur fui
thor particulars address or call on .. ...........
dOui PElEh OhANOE,
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Administrators Notice.
Executors Notice.

m n n week nj homo $500 outfit FREQ. Pay abso-
LII Vulcy sure No Risk. Capital not required.
NIlIl leader n you want business ut which persons
IUUV Molbcr scx, young or old can mako great pay
All Tho tlino ihcy work, with absolute certainty write
Tor particulars 70 IA. HAbLHrr 90" Portland. MANN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-05
Saturday, The llth day OF June, 1884,

tho following described roal estate, situate In stark
county, ONO tOWlu Lot number tllrty'twO td2) IN
lh0mlnOnH addition 10 tho Cy VI Canton, tho same
buiug uHO known s lut oiUyoh hundred aud tlgly'uA
tllsU' un The pi0,out plat or map VI SAID CITY Ahu
uO following described parcel OF land N said cit, TO-
wit IAtu ui tho southeast lualtor Vt section plumber
uiuo township numbur ton, and itngO nno, ana b.
ginniuH Tor tuu same % thO southwest corner Ol uat
VI anu U1lUO acits Ot land conveyed by the nous OF
lonn hano 70 Ailouat Qrgoyi thcnco SOUTH ss' east
uun chaln and IS linRdi turnto ntiih, fho west o
cha ia aud uha thence nuflh $50 wcot, one ohhlil
uud bl llnNNi theitc south, lshp VEST CHAINS ana
10 Ink, containing asduu acres OF land.
Lot lsB nppiNiupd At flbOO.
lb'luu ArttS appraised ~ 400
safe 10 commence At Unt u cUul, y, m, Terms caAh
JAAlEa LtE yhorln
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-05

Aek for Wells "Rough on Corns." tbc.
Quick, complete, permanent cure. Corns,
warts, bunions.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-05
saturday, tho 2Slh day OF June, 1881,

lho following described real estate situate N stark
oOuUtl ONO tuMlu part Oi tue tnsl nail OF bttuun
uterii llbl, DOundCd as iOllONa beginning ~ tiu
slu,luA-t corner VI tue northeast qumtr 0l SECTION
ttuuu atUrrsadi ueiuu nurtn hOhH mo east llno 0l
said At tCuun hryvnu ruuh ~ lands iulefi1 owned Ny
j. w. Rlths tnunue tlNt alOng tuu hd Nut2 lAudh lhh
yunr iudui thence tpulh paiAllul WIN thp ha,u ehh
up ul SAID section tnry OuO iOli " tuo south line VI
Haiu uuuIttr HtUlluni ttnco NUuih lAfdtl WIN tho
cas- htp ul said section anu AuuA Tho lanab Oi htnly
buldeY MY rpuB 10 tao norm lihu ui tnu Henry bo'
dlnb Ilnli tuuuUt UabtWaIHaUng tho norm nd VI to
lands Ui u 40 uUn ulrlyunu uua 70 the east llhe VI
iaiu artt Oui tuhOu niih auug ne baHt llno Ol tMl
SECTION hly iuS " tue place Ui Uvguuig, c0utuulug
tiXtten arrud NOV or lttH, tnd BEING a Ot mo ill
,stttu M sald bbcLOn latuly owned by E sptb, de-
UulbUl,
Apmaisod VI E2,s50
5Nlu W commence az O'Clock p M. Terms one tlilrd
Cuh, anu thn balance in tNU tQuAl annual payments,
Wtn Interest from day Oi safe ucuod BY mullgago On
tht premises SOFA
JAMES LIE sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-05
A RIGA OEINIIR.

10 INTRODUCE My gnops, ! VIII send q complete sam
by express un0n receipt ot 20 90 Rld viii send In tho
same box rliR une ot NY New Patent Hand Corn shell
lcm 1hc above ocr applies TO locall'lto whero have
nnngent order Nc uncO nnl tNko nn agency
sond lor Illustrated Circulars AddUss,
HENRY FISHER,
aprl7m CANTON, OHIO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-05
NOTICE.

Tho lruaiccs Of Jackson township will meet hereafter
on the INST saturday oi each monul NJ lclonalusye'
by order 0l hNNhN kNOpF,
JOIN SllNhlY
WM MlIOillb
maRLw Trustees
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-05

ny INN Send pt cents for postage and receive
A IlU IJlj tleo, u costly box OF goods which will
IL thIIN help you 10 more inonoy rlHnt away
II IlllI LA than, any lthlug else Ia this world ALL
NJ either N succeed from first hour Tho broad road
10 ot,nr upes before tho workers. absolutely surc. Az
once address, 'TnuE a Co., Augusta, Maine
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-05

W. Common PlnsA UOuft
& u, R0hrCr,
By virtue oi M uidnf to soil property attached Issued
by lie court VI common pleas VI stark CO Ohb, Ia thO
above action aud 10 mo directed viii Offer for sale AZ
public OulCy a the door Of the court house IN tho city
OF Canton statk county, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 2Sth day of June, 1884,
tho following described real estate situate In stark o.
ohio tuwlt Bong the one undivided thirteenth part
OF no ot pat OF The northeast quarter OF section No
II, township TO- rnugo q, cont lining hxy'iyo nolCa q
liam Alnhn and WARY Monh TO jacob Rowland, dated
AuguBt 2st 1917, aud recorded In the kec0Ids Ol
stark county, subject 10 the lio estate OF lonU Rohcr
Appraised at 1895
ealo TO commence NJ one O'Clock y, m. Terms cash
JAMES LEE, sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-05
MEDICAL.
If lt aCere possible

10 get the testimony OF tho multitude who
have used lloop's SARsAPARILLA Tor de'
bllty languor, lassllude, and that general
feeling Of stupidity, wearlness and eShaus'
ton which every one feels during this season,
we should no able TO present to our readers
such an overwhelming mass OF commend
atory messages, that the few who have not
tried II would do so at once. II IL aposltlye
fact, and has been so elIectually demon
strated that no one to-day denies II, that
Hoods sarsaparllla contains more real med
cnalyalue than any article before the people
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-05

In sugarcreek township there will be
four central committeeman 10 elect this
year, aud In Washington township one
additional for the new Maxine election
precincts. BY order Of the Committee.
JOHN @. WELTy,
DANIEL WoRJEy, Chairman.
Secretary.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice IA hereby given that tho undersigned have
boon duly appointed aud qualified az Administrators,
Of the estate Of Vhrlsllnn luckseckcr late NJ stark
county ohio, doo'd. ULuIUll liuEuSEuuER,
SAMUEL buENSEu0ER
mngih AdmlDiHiratOfB
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Dy virtue OF an order OF sale IN partition 70 ms deo'
ted and Issued from the Court O Common Pleas O lA
oaTaWas county uhl0 | viii 0ner lor niie NJ public
auction at tho door 0i Tho Court iOusu n tn l0hn 0f
New philadelphia, within hu for the county 0l luhoa'
Iawas And state 0i ONO, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-05
Sheriff Nnle.

Samuel BcoheIer Order VI aao stark county
Vs. common lluM Court
| charles W. Ernshnw vt NJ }
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IEoAL,


Ellen johnson plaintln, against Webster NJ. Barr ana
0tiers, doiondantii Court OF Common rleai OF luh
caTaWhs county, Ohio, Ia pAellton
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Sherln Sale.

A. d. COldron Oider of Sal0 StnCk County
w, Common poA Court
u IA Inhpnp
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Order OF snle stark Count,
Common Pleas Court
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-02-22
WHEATLAND.

Miss Emma Runkel has been laid
up for several weeks with a sprained
ankle.
Joseph Vos and wife celebrated
their silver wedding on Monday.
They entertained a large company in
the afternoon and evening in a superb
manner, and the elegant gifts, me-
mortal of the pleasant occasion, were
especially gratifying to the host and
hostess, betokening the esteem and
friendship Of their friends.
VIM. Oyercamp, Of Randall, and
Miss Anna Kersting, of Wheatland,
were married on Tuesday. In honor
Of the event Mr.. Overcamp gave a
delightful party in the evening at
New Munster. SiXty-iye couples at
tended, and Messrs. Van VIE, Wiesman
and 0. Maley constituted the orchestra
VIM. Toelle has purchased 1871 acres
of land of his mother. Consideration
$3,425. He purposes to build a large
barn the coming summer. AS he
grows in prosperity he will probably
in course Of time take unto himself a
wife to share his blessings, instead Of
ending his days in "single Wretched-
ness" so saith Madam Rumor.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-02-22
BRISTOL.

Mr.. G. Bristow, of Rockford. has
come to yisit-well, Mrs. /. Spencer.
There was crowd out to the oyster
supper at Waldo's, though the weather
was not very good to be out in. The
house was crowded.
Lots of young folks had good time
at Mrs. L. Spencer's. Sorry I am not
young.
The family of ]. 2. Bishop had a
genuine surprise party this week.
Mr.. Alec Gray, of Nebraska, dropped
In on them without any notice. His
mothers health is very precarious, and
he wished to see her, but sent no mes
sage 20 say he was coming. His nu-
merous friends here will be glad to see
him.
On Monday last Mr.. Worth and son,
OF Bristol, commenced the painting on
the new house of Mr.. R. f. Roberts.
That sick boy, Ellis Roberts, has
come to stay with grandma Roberts
While. He is getting to be as lively
as cricket.
Miss Maud Stewart, of Salem, is the
guest Of Mrs. A. j. Benedict.
Miss Mary Corsbie, who has been
sojourning with her brother, Rev. II.
NJ. Corsbie. has returned to Salem,
Iowa.
The Young Folks Literary will
meet On Friday, the Goth, at Mr.. S.
Kingman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Adams have gone
to visit friends in Lake County, H.,
and Mr.. Derby is in charge of the
farm
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-02-22
SCIENTIFIC PRIZES.

1t is gratifying fact that more astronOm-
ical discoveries, and those of more import
ance, have been made by Americans during
the past few years, than by all the rest Of
the world combined That this has been
due, largely, to the impetus given by compe'
tition for the honors and prizes awarded to
discoyerers cannot be denied, and in order
that this interest may be continued and
sustained offer the following
PRIZES FOR 1884.
Two hundred dollars for each and every
discovery of new comet made during the
year, subject to the following conditions
l. 1t must be discovered in the United
States or Canada, either by the naked eye or
telescope, and it must be unexpected.
2 The discoverer must telegraph immedi-
ately to Dr. Lewis Swift, Director Of the
Warner Observatory, Rochester, N. Y,
giving the exact time of discovery, the
position and direction ofmotion, with sufi-
cient exactness, if possible, to enable at least
one other observer to find it.
8. This intelligence must not be commu.
nicated to any other party or parties, either
by letter, telegraph, or otherwise, until such
time as a Geographic acknowledgment has
been received by the discoverer from DR..
Swift Great care should be observed re-
garding this condition, as it is essential to
the proper transmission of the discovery, to
gether with the "a ne of the discO7erer, to
the various parts of the world, which will be
Immediately done by DR.. Swift.
Three disinterested astronomers will be
selected to decide all disputed questions.
ROCHESTER, n Y, Feb. 9Th, 1884.
II. Fl. WARNER.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-02-22
RANDALL.

On the 18th. at the Roman Catholic
church in Munster, William Oyercamp.
of Randall, and Miss Anna Kersting,
of Wheatland, were united in the
bonds of matrimony.
Genoa is an afflicted town. 1t was
first the diphtheria, then the scarlet
fever, and now it is the mumps.
On Saturday morning we had the
pleasure of shaking hands with the
Hon. E. G. Timme at Bassett's station.
The citizens of Genoa, stimulated
by the great success Of the Richmond
Market Fair, are talking of having
one of their own.
On Wednesday last the check valve
to the tank at Bassett's station gave
out, and, although it contained over
fifteen hundred barrels of water, not
a drop could be got for the engines.
On Friday, however, Mr.. Shocks came
and soon put everything right.
We are glad to be able to say that
the late ice storms have done no ap-
parent damage in this section.
y uSC dG CIliS WrltlnS we nave received
a telegram by the grapevine line that
another one of Randall's old bachelors
has secumbed to the wiles of women.
On the 18th, VIM. A. McKesson, of
Randall, was married to Miss Maggie
S. Hargis, of Kenosha. R. Miller, d.
d., united the high contracting parties.
Talk of confirmed old bachelors, in
deed We don't believe such a being
exists.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-02-22
SALEM.

G. Van VIE and wife were in Chica-
go during the past week, visiting their
daughter, Mrs. J.. E. Cody.
Miss Lizzie Munson started on Tues
day last for Clinton, ILL.,, where she is
visiting the family of 0. B. Thayer.
Miss Matte Summons, of Kenosha,
arrived i'll town on Saturday. She
will enjoy the vanishing sleighing, a
dime entertainment and other rural
pleasures until Thursday.
John Prosser, his sister, Mrs. John
Colvert, and Leslie Healy arrived from
Milford, Nebraska, on Saturday.
L. Van Vie and wife, of Bristol
will celebrate their china wedding OF
Friday evening, Feb. o.
The Bristol book. agent, "bland, tt
rebuffs all forgiying," is canyassine
for readable book, entitled "Com-
plete Home"
1t was a mistake last week in regard
to @. J. Sanborn visiting at G. z
Clark's.
Five carloads of wool were shipped
from Salem on Tuesday, also on Wed
nesday four carloads of cattle, fit,
head of which were bought of Walker
Curtiss.
| Father Cleary will deliver fire
temperance lecture in the Congrega
tional church on Monday evening
Feb. %. His reputation insures hin
! an overfowing house.
Bob" Sibley has bought lot q
: Salem Station of Alex. Bailey, Il of a
acre.
/ Peter Brock has bought 4 of-an acl
/ at Salem Station of Jas. Stebbin
! Consideration, $50. .
Ferdinand Lentz starts for Mi
nesota next Monday, where he pu
chased a farm Of 160 acres.
e. Stockwell has endured the to
ture of rheumatism for several da
!, past, but is reported conValescent.
The Cleaners met at FL. T. Brown
on Friday afternoon and evenir
!. They had very enjoyable time.
n Orrin and Frank Wicks, Harry
lSmith, and Walter Van Vie attend
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-02-22
WENDELL PHILLIPS.

AT meeting Of Irish citizens held a
Armory Hall, Milwaukee, few days ago
Jeremiah Quin, chairman of the committee
on resolutions, presented the following elo-
quent declaration, which was unanimously
adopted. An engraved copy was ordered
forwarded to Mrs. Phillips. Following is a
copy Of the resolutions
We, citizens Of Milwaukee of Irish birth
and descent, assembled to honor the memory
of Wendell Phillips, do reyerently declare:
That By his death America loses a citizen
Of pure life. true republican, a broad
philanthropist, one of the most enlightened
thinkers Of his time, and the foremost orator
of his generation.
Born in the shadow of Bunker Hill,
around which his ancestors stood or fell for
freedom, the inspiring lesson of its history
found in him its truest and ablest exponent.
Inoorruptlble and self-sacrifcing. he ac-
knowledged no law save justice, and knew
no policy but right, and throughout his life
possessed the courage Of his convictions.
Possessing every attribute, and surround
ed By every influence which led to place and
power, he turned away from the centre
path to wealth and social distinction. and de-
voted his life to the cause of the weak aud
The Danton of the antisl slavery cause, he
led it to success. and lived to pronounce its
benediction.
AS American citizens, we mourn his death,
and are proud of his noble life, and the les
sons it teaches. As children of that land
whose friend he was, and whose cause he
defended. we lay this tribute upon his bier,
feeling that among all the voices
ever raised IN her name there was none
more eloquent, earnest, or potent, than his.
Massachusetts nursed many noble SON.
Among them all Wendell Phillips stands her
foremost champion of human rights.
May his sleep be calm in her bosom, and
his name never fade on her marble.
To his bereaved widow we offer our deep
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-02-22
REAL ESTAT TIE TRANSFERS

Recorded during the sOeek ending FEB. 1874:
Margaret Sweeney to John Sweeney.--S !
block 3, section 81, town 2, range %.
Consideration, 81. 900. Warranty deed
Barbara Sauber to Adolph Guichard =
Lots 8. 9. 10 and 10, block 2, 8 W ! 81, {
2, r %. Consideration, So 500. Land con-
tract.
Lysander w. Miller and wife and David
W. Miller and wife to Kenosha Tile and
Brick Company.-Part Of 3s2sw ! 80,
IL, %. Consideration, $5,2642O. War
ranty deed.
Hiram E. BIackman and wife TO Peter
Thelen. IS acres of W ne IA, 2, !
%. Consideration, $l60. Warranty deed
Matthias Schwan and wife to Andrew
Helt Part of ne SIS, t 2, r % Con
sideration, 81 ,500. Warranty deed.
Michael H., Annie. Catherine and lisa
bella Kelly to Thomas Kelly.-N W sw
and WI 80, t /, r %. Cousidera
| ton, So 600 Quit claim deed.
| Michael H. Kelly to Annie Kelly.-N "