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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1884-02-29

DUBLtC SALE OF VALUABLE FARM.
Under. and by virtue. of the will of Martin
COyner, dec d. shall proceed on
Thursday. the 18Th day Of March. 1884,
upon the premises to sell the farm upon which
Martin C0yner lived at the time of his death.
This far m is situated about four
or five miles noIth of WaynesbOrO, A M n
in Augusta County and IN the east &AITMNArzAN
side If South River. adjoining the TItHMHlI&
lands of Arthur Coyner. VIM Har AEsal aza-s@
ner, and others about $50 acres in the tract The
buildings consist of a Brick house. with rooms
and every necessary out house, such as Ice house.
Smnke-h0use. SprngHouse and Work shops
Ram Corn house. Wagon sheds. &c: &c. all In
90 d condition Splendid Wafer wi hin ten steps
of the door. and branch Of wa er running within
forty wards of the house, also within fifty yards 0f
the barn stock in every field on the farm can be
water from this branch. There Is about 20O acres
of cleared land the balance in timber The land
is in good state of Gu tvatOn and suScep IDLE OF
high Improvement. and within two miles OF
depOf, on The Shenandoah Valley Railroad a large
number of fruit tire, of alb ut ten wears growth.
All togeth n This is very desirable farm.
Title perfectly good
TERMS OF SALE:-One fourth cash, and BAL
ance in three equal annual payments the purchaser
app, owed pc, sonal security and the title retained
as ultimate security Possession given upon full
compliance with the terms OF sale
JACOB KOINER,
feb15 At Executor.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1884-02-29

Glenns Sulphur Soap is areliable remedy for
local skin diseases febl I'm
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1884-02-29

Weak lungs. coughs and colds, Hales Honey OF
Horehound and lar will cure. feb LIN
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1884-02-29

Pixies Tootache Drops cure in one minute.
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DISSOLUTIONS.


nISSOLUTION'-Mr. r. F. Larew having pur-
~ chased the interest Of Mr.. j. NJ Lewis, in
the firm of Larew & Lewis. The business win
hereafter be conducted under the firm name of
Larew 4 Son. All parties knowing themselves in
debted to Larew & Lewis will call on j. W. Waddy
or r +. Larew. at Larew & Son s, who are author.
lied to settle up the old business All persons set
thing before April Is will themselves trouble
and cost, as, after that date all accounts will be
placed in other hands for collection. Creditors will
please present their claims. Mr. Lewis will still BIZ
connected with the business of the new firm
Thanking our friends and the general public for
their past liberal patronage. we ask continuance
of the same to the new firm.
LAREW & LEWIS
In retiring from the partnership of Larew & Lewis
wish to thank my friends and patrons for past
favors and ask their support for the new firm
j. NJ. LEWIS
We the undersigned. will conduct the wood, coal
and lumber business at the cid stand of Larew s
Lewis, strictly upon the cash 80 day system, and
upon as low terms as any dealer We will keep on
hand full stock in our line, OF the Lest quality.
and by close attention to business hope to inertia
share In the patronage of the city. Mr. j. w
Waddy will still be connected with The new firm.
feb I'm LAREW s. SON.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE IN ROCK
Y BRIDGE AND Angus IA COUN TIES.

The undersigned. as Agents for the .saaassRsA.
owner offer Iwo Valuable Farms IA
in kockbridge equity and one in ax5s
Augusta. MsIIs4E&s'>
LIST "Hart's Bnttom.' on the North hive. about
seven 10 miles from Lexington containing o.4
&C, es of land nearly half of which, Is istclasS
river b ttom. 1t has good improvements and Is one
of the best and most productive estates in III coun
ty of Rockbrdge.
visitors.
Ind : Irish Creek" estate, at the mouth Of Irish
Creek, fronting II South River IL Rockbridge, con-
tanning about $50 acres, is In good cultivation mas
. n it excellent house and D her 0utbnildlngs
This estate is rapidly improving and Is valuable
VIZ WhitmOre. the tenant, will show the pace
to visitors.
Sd. The 'Hogshead Farm near Stribbling
springs in Augusta county, containing about 1868
acres,
i he farm is in good state of cultivation and the
imprOy ements are good Mr.. ROsen, the tenant,
will show the farm to visitors
AS The uWner Is anxious to sell, these valuable
estates can be purchased on very reasonable terms
as to phi, es and credits
Apply TO the undersigned.
SHEFFEY & BUMGARDNER,
dec7tf Stauntun, Va.
Lexington Gazette'' copy If.
Rockingham Register copy IT,
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TROUGH ON RATS."-Clears out rats. mi
reaches, flies, ants bed-bugs skunks. chipmun-
sophers, l5e Druggists 1upe161y
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

GALE OF FOUN Dry. sAwMrLL, &c.-I will
y off dt private sale from ow Until
Monday, March 4.h, (court daq)
a lot of about two acres of land
on North River. near Viewers A mi II
Cave. adjoining William B. ubeck's EaaTIiss-1N
merch int mill. This lot is a number ~ I5IsuIsA8
one piece Of land and contains eEEIs41G14zaEl5-
good stable, hlacksmt tn, shop and foundry bnld-
ings. which, wi h some repairs, Could be used for
the same pm pose which they were bul hut
the right is reserved however, to use the following
]. The fan, lath and clrcu in The basement
of the mill, together with the right to the power
to run the.1, for the use OF {, foundry Mr. VIM.
Brubeck will show this LOT to any one who may wish
to SEE it ami If ,G sold privately Within the time
specified. will offer it at public sale in front of the
Court House on court day of March next
will show the farm to any one who may wish to
examine it; or correspondence on the subject is
solicited.
JOHN TDWBERMAN,
feb Q ids Exr Of Jacob c. Bosserman decd.
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road where there is no public common or
forest outlet on which to subsist has pass
ed the Senate.
Senate bill exempting from taxation the
property Of Baldwin Augusta Fair. so
far as it is used for Fair purposes is
passed.
By Mr.. Echols: Bill to amend and re-
enact sections l, 2, 8, 4 and of chapter
212. Acts 1873 7, for the protection OF fish
, in the waters of the Commonwealth above
tide water.
House bill to authorize the Board of
Supervisors to increase the salary of the
superintendent of the poor for the county
of Augusta. has passed the House.
DETERMINATIONS BY RAILROADS.
In the House, Monday, Mr.. Ople, OF
Augusta, offered the following bill:
That any undue or unreasonable dis
Grim nation by any railroad company or
common carrier, or any officer, superln-
| tendent or manager or agent thereon In
charges for, or in facilities for the trane-
| uortation of freight within the State. or
] coming from or going to another State Is
| hereby declared a misdomeanor. NO rail-
road company or common carrier engaged
| in the transportation of property shall
charge. demand, or receive from any per
son, company or corporation, for the
transportation of property. or for any
other service, a greater sum than it shall
charge, or receive from any other person.
comp ny or corporation. for like service
| from the same place. upon like conditions
and under similar circumstances; snd all
concessions in rates or drawbacks, shall
be allowed to all persons. companies or
corporations alike, for such transportation
and service upon like conditions under
similar circumstances. and during the
i same period of time. Nor shall any such
J railroad company or common carrier make
any undue or unret sonab)e discrimination
! between individuals. and transportation
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1st Monday of June of each year. Inc
taxes under this act shall be subject to
the same laws regulating the collection
of other taxes.
Sec. 8. Provides for mode of settlement
Element of accounts between Board of
Commissioners of roads and the county
Treasurer.
Sec. 10, The Board of Road Commits
sioners of each district shall, from time to
to time assemble in S'aunton. or in some
place in its road district upon the call of
the road commissioner, who shall be ex-
officio president of the board. The COM
pensation of the members of the B ard of
Road Commissioners shall be $3.50 per
day for each day that they are in attend
ance UPON the sessions of the board to be
Maid out of the fund appropriated for the
road districts; except the commissioner
shall receive So per day for each day of
such service.
Sec. IL. Provides that the road precincts
40 now laid ont shall remain, subject to
change by the Board OF Road Commits
sioners.
See. 10 Sign boards shall be erected on
all roads showing prominent places and
distances. and fine of SIS is fixed for de-
facing them Overseers have power TO en-
ter upon any lands adjoining their roads
to make repairs, drains, or bitches. Inc
Board of Commissioners may, when they
deem it expedient, have the building OF
sepairing of bridges or of roads dore by
contract. The term of office of director
ia same that of commissioner, and the
commissioner is empowered to administer
na.,ls.
sec. 10. Provides that all males from
sixteen to eiKty lsave the usual exemp
tiops) shall be required to work on the
goads two days in one year, it necessary, on
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1884-02-29
LEGISLATION OF LOCAL INTEREST

THE PROPOSED NEW ROAD LAW FOR AL
GUSTA-ELECTORAL BOARDS FOR
STANTON AND AUGUSTA-APPKOPRI-
ATIONS TO THE STATE CHARITABLE
INsTITUTIONS-MR OPIE'S BILL FOR
CONvICTs ON COUNTY RtADs-A
VENT Dis CRIMINATION BY RAILROADS.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-25

Ter was as open and as fair as Che
gay. When the original enterprise
failed, ! knew with what severity tho
pecunlary loss fell upon you, and with
what Integrity and nerve you met II.
Years having since elapsed, II seems
rather hard at this late day 10 be c0su-
PEELED 10 meet a SANDER In q matter
where your conduct was In the higheat
degree honorable ana straightforward.
You may use this letter in any way
that will DO OF service 10 you.
Very sincerely yours,
w, H., in.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-25
Those nro Solid Facts,

The best blood purifier and system 70
gulator ever placed within the reach Of
suffering humanity, truly is Electric
Bltters. Inactivity Of the Liver, Bilious
ness, Jaundice, Constipation, Weak Kid
neys, or any disease Of the urinary or
gans, or whoever requires IN appetizer,
tonic or mild stimnlant, will always
find Elebtric Bltters the best aud only
certain cure known. They act surely
aud quickly, every bottle guaranteed Il
give entire satisfaction or money re-
funded, Sold AT fifty cents u bottle by
i. Ii. Rnrr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-25

THE ~unmasking Of James g. Blaine,
In the fresh batch Of "My Dear Fisher.
Mulllgan letters, lisa Shameless record
Of public jobbery Of tho most odlOus
kind.
Blaine's lodging on prohibition his
mean course ~ Secretary OF state In
1881 towards the imprisoned sullr
Americans In British prisons; his Guano
swidlei his factiOnal intrigue that cul'
minated In Garlold's assassination, his
Know Nothing hate lntruded into poll.
tics, oil show him not TO DO the man 10
DO elected President Of the United
NInIna.
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our preannt nlonalnr.

Cur blessings arc not appreciated ua.
till We are deprived Of them. Most nota-
bio among them 10 health, the lack VI
which magnlnes our other burdens, A
hacking cough severe cold, or any
throat or lung disease IL very trouble.
some; but oil these may BIO quickly aud
permanently removed by DR., Blglow's
Positive Cure. Price 30 Centsi trial bot.
tlo free NJ Durbin, Wright u Co., drug
.lat
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-25

Nix, PAIGE found time 10 look after
pensions for his soldier constituents, az
well az TO send seeds and documents 10
his constituents. In addition TO thie,
no has put In motion u movement
through which q Government building
will DO constructed In Akron. What did
william Mckinley ever do, or try 10 DO
for Canton2
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-25

THE MAS meeting Of Cleveland and
Hendricks clubs, AT Columbus, on Sep
TENDER eDth, promises TO DO an o OCCASION
memorable In tho history OF political
assemblages, Tho clubs are going from
oil over Ohio, and every preparation will
DO made TO accommodate the crowds.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-25

can recommend Ely's Cream Balm "
oil Hay Fever sufferers, II being, In my
opinion, founded upon experiences o
sure cure. | was afflicted with Hay RN-
yer for twenty-five years, and never 10.
fore found permanent relief,-WebatM.
II. Haskins, M~arah6eld, W. Sep2bow
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-25

Clipped from Canada Presbyterian, un-
der signature OF O, Blaokett R0binson,
proprietor. l was cured OF oft-recurring
bilious headaches by Burdock Blood
nltiara
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-25

THE earthquake shock will reaoh
Blaine and the Republican party In Ne
vomber. Prepare for III
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All trains DAILY, 9qnaaya eLceptea,

NhNNhhA AAANIH
Al Cleveland. with fast trains Tor tho East aud West,
Also with Cleveland and Detroit Steamers for Detroit
and all points In Michigan and Canada,
AZ LOfnin with N Y y n NJ Il ly for f0sl0riA, NJ
Wayne, Chicago, AMI pOlnth West
AT kiyTiA, with Il "a NJ y lpy for 8andubhy, Toledo,
Detroit, chicago aud all p0lnta West ana Northwest,
At uraftOn, With u u | ny Tor Creatllno, Indiana
polls, H. Louis aud all points West ana southwest
Az Sterling, With N yP 40 II formerly A q w
Tor Ashland, wadsworth, Akron. Mansfield and inter
mediate points,
~At M%assiion, with i " a nv for Canton, woos
tor, Pittsburgh, olG,
AZ Canal Dover, With o a N nv, for Cambridge, Ma
nottn, pafkofaburRh, eto,
AZ Urlohayillo, with y a " l. ny for stoubenyillo,
C0ah0cion. Zanebylllc, Newark, Columbus, Cincinnati
AZ DsIIon, with 81 olAirayllo 4 Northern nv, for "
Olalmyilla, Ohio,
KDHdetpori, with 0 4 ? ny for Dollalro, Pittsburgh,
oto.
Al Wheeling, with baltimore a Ohio II II for wash
lngton, etc. Also with OHIO luyor steamers,
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Don't Miss 10.

Wells Trough on Rats" Almanac %
druggists, or mailed for 70 stamp, IL. 3,
Wells, Jersey City.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-25

UbllfeI uOuus 10 OlntIbi OuL lhklnB lHlO
account the 100000 bonds you sold to
Tom Scott, aud the amount OF money
you received on the Eastern contracts,
our relative positions financially In the
Little Rock Il Fort Smith Railroad bear
q Wide contrast. Mr.. Caldwell IN here,
but | have not seen him; still | presume
no has paid proper attention TO your let
tor addressed TO him.
Iremain with kind regards,
WARREN FISHER, JR,
now BLAINE DIDN'T PAY.
The following was In reply TO Mr.,
Blalne's letter OF April 18th, 1879, al
ready published:
BOSTON, April 10, 1872.
My DEAR BLAINE Your favor Of the
18th Inst. reached me this morning. |
am surprised NJ itg contents, | have
loaned you at various times, when you
we're comparatively poor, very large
sums OF money, and never have you
paid me one dollar from your own peck
OF, either principal or Interest. | have
paid sundry amounts to Others 10 whom
you were Indebted, and these debts you
have allowed to stand unpaid like the
notes which | hold. | have placed You
In positions whereby you have received
very large sums OF money without one
dollar OF expense 10 you, and you ought
not to forget the act on my part. OF all
the parties connected with the Little
Rock and Fort Smith Railroad, no ono
has been 30 fortunate as yourself In oh.
tanning money out OF IL. You obtained
subscriptions from your friends In
Maine for the building OF the Little
Rock and Fort Smith Railroad. Out Of
their subscriptions you obtained q large
amount both OF Bonds and money free
OF cost 10 you, have your own figures,
and know the amount, Owing 10 your
political position you were able 10 work
or all your bonds at n very high price,
and the fact IL well known 10 others al
well as myself. Would your friends In
Maine be satisfied IL they knew the
facts2 Are my associates satisfied to
have you obtain $4,000 for Northern
Pacific Railroad, and you not make the
Investment 10 per agreement The
course you have thought proper TO take
In regard 10 my request, IL rather O
poor one taking your relations with me,
and | again ask you to reconsider II and
grant II. You will find II much easier
10 pay by obtaining the Credit, and
selected that course thinking II TO DO
the best, II you again decline, | shall
DO obliged TO use the notes or sell them
TO outside purchasers. Necessity knows
no law.
Whatever Bonds still due TO you will
DO delivered ~ the road progresses. The
other portions Of your letter | make no
reply, You know the facts; II IL sum
Client that | know them, and II IL useless
TO mention them at this time. Please
answer NJ once remain,
Respectfully yours,
WARREN FISHER, JR.
The reply to this letter Ia Mr.. Blaine's
letter OF April 18th, 1872, already pub
lished.
The expression obtaining tho credit"
In the above letter refers TO Il request
by MIR. Fisher that Mr., Blaine would
give him Il letter OF credit, 10 DO drawn
against by MIR, Fisher during u pro.
posed European trip, Mr. Blaine being
nj tho time Indebted TO MIR, Fisher for
borrowed money, for which Mr., Fisher
held Mr.. Blaine's demand promlssory
notes.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-25
nAILRoApn,

me OLRyELAND LoRAiR a wnRELIRa IL Il.
Fine Schedule Of Passenger Trains, IN effect June bth,
1874, and until further notice,
Now Standard D0th Meridian time, which ID ~ Min
nten hl0wnf Than Columbus time
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D-IfcAklatt D-DlnnW, S-SuppeE f-IrhInh
do not stop for passengers
Parties Of ton or more arc cordially invited 70 organ
iAo picnic, excnulOn and pleasure parties for any Of our
popular resorts, yiEi hAtello Park, u, A, H. drove, High
bridge 0lona, 0AylOfda Grove or STOW Lake,
For further particulars call upon Ticket Agents, OF
address Y, {, JANIS, Aha't aen'l paas. AIT,
aE0, d. wALKER, ~lieooiyer Akron, OHIO
N. MoNsAlulAT. uen'lsupt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-25

NKW YOluk, PENNSYLVANIA a ono RAILiiOAn
(ATfANrio h 0RhLr WAbfhAN)
TIMk TAlLk-Adoptod Nov Ism, 1881,
tN-IfAins arc run by Central OF OOth Meridian
Time, which In a6 minutes slower than Columbus time,
mo standard formerly In a ,tby this road,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-25

Train No . lcayes Cleveland 400 D. m, arrive war.
rUn OOt y, MI youngstown 0ub D. m.
Train No y leaves Pittsburgh TOO a. MI Now castle
D.BB n MI youngstown 1870 q, M, warren iObU n,
nj arrives Cleveland ala p m, 7
At Cleveland, direct connections made nj tho Central
Passenger depot, foot south Water street. With II. II d
N. y. ny, east pnd woetl u y, y, Ill nv, aud NJ X n
40. nv with tho N, Y, y. NJ Louis ily.--Dcpot foot
OF Oroas 81 r#N0ITN =
AZ valley Junou M, with Tho o, d NJ. nv, and ", a
n. nv. h.
AZ Cambridge, With the n, 80. ny
Az Canton, With pittsburgh, IT. Wayne n Chicago ny,
Al Akron. with Cleveland, Akron n Dol. Ny, N. Y, 4,
o. wv and Pittsburgh, Cleveland n Toledo m.
IhIruliK.. pHAbiMlD B. KILN,
0sn1 = cam Pass Ast.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-25
BANKS

mrAnLimHp 1854,
SAVINGS DEPOSIT BANK,
or ISAAC uARrER & SONS.
CANTON, ONO
-----s--
Allowu interest on timc depoalta
nuyB commercial paper and prummisory notcs,
n LOann money ON approved personal security,
Huyu and soils foreign exchange and gold coupons.
lANog0iiatoB municipal, county and government a0outi,
lies ltccoyw tho accounts VI individuals on favorable
terms 1rAnaacts \ general banding business on con
sentative principles, ISAAC Hhltfnh Il SONA,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-25

pullman Palace Sleeping ana Hotel Cara attached
all through traita run without change, wet bound
uliicnvo) paat bound " pitteyureh, Harrisburg. haiti.
mort, washington, Philadelphia aud Now York.
For time table,, rates OF fare, through tickets and bar.
rnae checks, and further Information regarding tho
r%lnning. q trNins, apply TO 70, 4, THOMPSON, iichoi
'DaiS. fDaiS erccpt sunday. tpsiiy except Monday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-25

lNulINN wanted for,fhe Lives OF all tho presi
NIUMI\ dents " tho u. y. Tho largest, handsom.
UIJNW \ Get best book over sold for loss than twlco
uuulIl " our price The fastest selling book In
America. Immense profits 10 hgcnta All Intelligent
pcoplcwhnt y, ANY one can become q succwsrul aHept
Terms. frce HALLxrr DOox 20, Fortified halne
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-25
SOUTH BOUND.

CONNECTION VALLEY RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
In effect sunday. June lat, ~i9BL-ccntrAl Time
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-25
BLAINE A LiTTLE AHEAD.

BU5TUN, NOV, ~, 1911,
My DEAR BLAINE:-I am In receipt OF
your favor Of the 9Th inst, from which
l am led TO infer that the contracts
made through you to your Eastern
friends have not been fulfilled on my
part; but suchis not the fact, as l have
delivered each and every one OF them
oil the securities In accordance with
tho contracts, and they have surren.
dered TO me my obligations. You are
well aware Of the condition Of the road,
and that you have received your full
proportion OF the bonds to which you
are entitled under the Eastern contracts,
when you consider the length Of the
road only completed. l think you can
readily see that | can make no PROPOSE
tion further, than "a the road progresses
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-25

OSCAR TOWNSEND, WIN, THORNDUnah,
General Manager, superintendent
wa. II. 0ROUf, don'l Freight aud Paaa ARL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-25

VA icy RAILWAY,
In ntfcct sunday, Junc ooth, 1884.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-25
DRUGGISTS.

y. H. BARN,
t~SuooNsOr u y, J, uclgcr)
DliuuuIsr AND pHAllMAOiSr-Canton. q. Where
mny DO found q largo aud vol solicited stock " I'm
ported aud Indigenous Drugs, staple aud raro OhOml
calls, Uornlgn aud domosu0,) Medical Preparations
TriuNoe, supporters, Ot1, UOniha, brushes, and p0r
fumory IN undlca variety, Special attention 10 the
Milling OF Physicians Prescriptions.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-25
JEWELLERS.

JEWELLERS.
Ia kpuRAlM,
JEwELER AND OFFICIATING, u vast rtNcarawas
ntroot, hinN Watches aud JOWOlty neatly repaired
aud SpoctaclN properly tttod 20 tho oyu, toOBg
uEONOE pEuDLE.
JEWEllEll-Dchlc IN watches. CLOCKS, JowNlry, silver
WAN, oto, Eh1t udc public square, Canton, q. ITO
pairing done promptly,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-25

pirrsDUBeu, FoHr WAYNE a CHICAGO IL Il
Schedule IN offoct July goth, 1894.
Traina depart from Canton NJ followpl
OHNTRAL TIM.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-09-19

having IN The centre 4 : -
suggestive. D,tuo ana an bridegroom. This s
clnsi,,o,, H5 n9s's9 OF coolness as well as ex-
.ina.,a
..a',.g n Single shoe manufactory in Mas
erv IN r,'Pa,S w., Turns out by patent machin
in OIs p.air ana shoes as 10000 shoemakers
period u % % t. make by hand in the same
p'.I'a OF tine
-. 20 lhe city of Paris have been nro.
sented by the shah of Persia fwa
uiininutIye camels no larger th.n
ponies, which belono - 81 '''"
ly rare species Of ,Tbia, ~, 'Neee ing