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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
Prevention " Pneumonia.

The New York krCHing Post contain,
valuable article on the above subject
by DR., David Wark, Of which we give
the substance,
Oxygen Is the agent by which food Il
fitted to repair the waste Of the system,
and h equally the agent whereby the
ellctc matter Is fitted 10 bc removed by
the lungs and kidneys, This agent. Sc
douhly essential 10 life and health, IA
taken up by the lungs from tho In.
bronthcd mir The amount necessary IA
about equal 10 the amount Of food.
In pneumonia, Ot lts second stage,
there Is IN oSudHllOn into some portion
Of the lungs, This speedily soidhcs
and completely ILLS up the air cells So
rapidly may this take place, that two
pounds Of such solid matter may bo do,
posted In twelve hours, or less, Hence
The reason why pneumonia Is sometimes
80 quickly fatal. In case Of recovery,
this matter sollons, Is absorbed into the
circulation, and eliminated by tho
proper organs, leaving tho lungs un.
harmed.
II the worn-out material Of the system
fs moro than the inhaled oxygen can
prepare for removal IL acoumulatos,
giving riso % various ailments, and Is
often deposited NJ some points whore
there Is some local disturbance. II may
bo thus deposited In the lungs when Irri.
tatod by cold; but no cold can cause
pneumonia unless thoro is this undue
amount Of oilote matter In tho blood.
Tho old are prcdisposcd TO II from the
changes which ago Affects In tho lungs
and chest walls; and 10 are the very
young, from the undcvelopcd condition
Of their breathing powers, But the
ease.lovIng, high.living, middlo-agcd
gentlemen are liable 20 II from their
habits of lifei and so are the scdontary,
from very different habits, but which
equally keep the inbrcathod oxygen un.
equal 10 the bodily waste.
A few minutes spent daily In exercise
adapted 10 expand the chest would por.
mancntly enlarge its capacity, anil epa.
bic the lungs 10 take In CORES.
ponding Increase Of air--au Increase,
say, from twenty 10 sixty feet day.
fouhS Companion
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
Guardians Sale.

In pursuance Of m order Of tho Probate O0uft OF
stark county Ohio, made on tho 18Th day of March A.
u, 1884, IN the oaac VI Douglas wilson Guardian Of
uonIAmin Wilson, hla ward tho undersigned WILL on
tho i9th day of April A. ~ 1854, NJ ono O'Clock D. M
VI and day on tho promises offer nj public aAN tho fol-
lowing described real estate situate IN Oanaburah
township, stark county, ohio, t0witl being tho south
half 0f tho southwest quarter OF section 81 township
~, range beginning for said tract nj the southeast
oofnef OF bald quarter pcctlon thence running wcat
along tho section he 10 the southwest corner Of AAnn
~ ohhlnh and 20 nkA thnnCo north alonn tho section
nc 10 chains and ~ nku 10 tho southwest corner Of
iobcft wson'a land IN said quarter aeetlon thence
running SOUTH ~ dogfcu east 10 chains aud "a links
10 puat being tho southeast corner o Robert Wilson's
lands aforcaad thence running SOUTH ono doafuo west
10 chains aud ~ links TO tho place OF beginning con,
hlnlnn ~ acres and 0O.iOO OF an aero Of land
TcrnH OF Sau-Onethrd oaAh on tho day Of uale one.
third IN ono rear aud 0nNthlrd In two Year, frO day
OF sAloI dcfofcd payments " bo secured by mortgage
on tho promises sold and tho deferred payments ~
Ablc annually,
AppraSed ~ 1851 frcc Of lnchoato right Of dover,
hnd " bo sold ffco OF said flahi ot dowcr,
DOUGLAS WILSON,
Guardian VI benjamin Wilson.
Mono MoOAnrr, Attn for Guardian, marion
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
FARM FOR SALE.

wiHb " soll my farm IN Plain township on Tho
Marlboro road, ono mile aud half northeast OF Mid
dlcbranoh Said farm contalns 100 acrea twenty Of
tue bAino being IN Timber, ON tho farm arc dwelling
house. large barn and outbuildinns A rounp bearing
orchard, two wole oic Those whaling 10 purchase can
call and are fot themselves ! would soil 10 acrea
should any one no prefer
fcbp3on JOHN HlOOAirIrLD
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
Two Stations for Sale.

offer for sale my two vol bred stations, sil, Will
hlaM ln whLLAoE hl,,,h G aud ENeLlsh DsArr slr Ml
pounds, aud IN nno apeuliien Uf horse flesh hnnllAi
Draft y dnppo black weighs libO pounds and IA q
horne tat WV snit ior All useful putpoeca ot horscs
may DO soon NJ my farm rcaldepcn between rarlu aud
lloboruyllle, aud further pAftlcuafu aAcoftAlnpd
They Will bc sold M n fair prioo,
feb91om UuED WII,IIAMvON
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
Divorce Notice.

Emma iIolDep pltu, In Court Of Common plcaa
w. stark county, Oblu
Adam ilobcn, Doft
Tho deicndan whose place Of rosldcnce IA IN tho town
Of iAohnud lu lillladnle county, Michigan, will ahy
notlOn that the plaintiff hha this day nluj hef petition
IN sald court A Canton, ohio, praying " be divorced
from him, tho BAd dofondAnL on tho ground " Hfoas
neglect VI duJ aud continual absence Tor more than
three ypan last past Hhe also nrayn " DO restored n
hef maiden naip Hald petition viii br for hearing NJ
tho next term Of Common Pleas Court Of paid county NJ
Hoon alter Hlx wccm lpn aud after publication VI this
notice ~ aaid court Will heAf the hailie
EMMA HOLDEN,
49,. ~ n y, rAuer, her kur
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
Monday, April 7tl, 1884,

THEREFORE, l. William J, rlerO Mayor Of said Oy,
do ISSUE thla Proclamation 10 warn tle Inhabitants "
said CITY VI the provisions NJ said statute and require
them "a close their respective establishments on Rald
an day VI ApIil lpfl hhlwNen the hours Of NJ. aud
u y, m, aud diftCl the Marshal and Policemen 0i said
Ciy ~ clu1n Rll houses found violating said statute And
report The same forthwith,
WILLIAM j. PlfRO Mayer
Canton o., March ellh, 1871
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
Legal Notice.

Daniel Rrabll jacob Kfablll and Magdacna Wit
mnf, hl fcSldlnn NJ 0f noay Montgomery Indiana arc
hereby notified that the undersigned Who arc pkecu
Oia VI tho will Of john kinb late Di stark county
OHIO dccpased did on March 18TH 1884 present 10 tho
tain cnIm for h0usp runt aud for board washing and
fip furnished said deceased amounting " eiOO aud
inlerei thereon from Aufil iHt ib,tl, and that aad
Court hal spd tho time ot huafiiu testimony touchlnu
sald claim on tho iltl day OF April lssi
JuSEpli kliAlif,L
mhriuuN NlvDI.Ah IlllAllIt.i.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
Notice to Contractors.
CRY CLnun's OpplcR,
CANTON. ONO. March iilth. ilUl

CANTON, ONO, March ipth, itIi
scaled bids will bo received NJ tho oioc Of tho Clt,
Vofh until noon 0f saturday, April bth iHhi for tht
hrnlsbln9 0f material and construction VI storm
watnr hewpf IN ponnHylyAna avenue ffun Ia lnnfanc
lion with Clubs stfcot 10 East Nlmlshlllen Cfuek Plan,
Uiyll Engineer
llddcrs 10 usc. tho printed forms which will bc fur
according 10 law Tho right 70 reject anyof ali bids L
roaervpd
Dy order Of the CITY Council,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
saturday, Tho i2th day Of April, 1881,
Sheriff Sale.
Execution on Transcript

Execution on Transcript
NJ n DnumRaftnrE)
ny virtue VI an execution Issued by the olcfh
Oi the Court Ot Common Pleas VI stark county uhlO IN
tho above action aud ~ me directed viii Offer i0f hhlr
nj public oulcy N tho door VI the Court House. IN e
CJ Of Canton, STARK county, ohio, on
Saturday, the 10th day Of April, 1884,
the following described real estate situate IN STARK
county, ohio, t0wl lots numbers ~, 10 and Al IN
the village VI North LnNfonoo
Lot No, ~ appraised NJ tb0b
Lot No, 40 llh,
Lot No, Al 100,
sale TO commence NJ o'clock ., N, Terms cash
JAMES LEE, Ahofu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

William Rogers tho owner Of
Washington's head uurcrs at fappsu,
NJ r., has found Il cccssary to remove
tho tiles over thclir place In tho par
lor TO prevent them from theft Tho
tiles are OF the moU Jloicnlc workman.
ship, Thcy are Ihlya nine In number.
Tho subject of the HIST Is tho crucidx-
lon OF Christ Aud'cs prison, In an-
other part of the Il luich town, whore
Washington wns Is month, hundred
years ago, Is In ruins, AZ AZ. Tribune.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
Satnfday, the 90th day OF March, l8l
Sheriff Sale.

Joseph H. Kitchen Order Of sale stark COUNT
Vs. Common pleW Court
Orlando H. drove VI al)
ny virtue Of an order Of sails issued by the olefi
0i the court NJ common pleas VI stark county
OhO IN tho above action, aud 10 me directed Will O6
Tor sale NJ public Oulcy NJ the door Of the court house
IN tho oy Of Calton on
Saturday, the Goth day of March, 1884,
tho following described real estate 10 witt L0lA mum
brf 49, n ana SO IN ui0yOa Gnt0h situate IN section
number nineteen, township Ten aud range nine and
also tho south halt NJ lot number " hnl north halt n
lot number ~ IN Aainr section township ana range
saving aud excepting The stone coal iron oro aud Olhol
Minerals that maJ undprlle said premises
Lot No, ~ appraised NJ tlea,
go l2b.
South halt Of lot No. Y appraised NJ llbo,
North " " ~ 80
sAoto oommoaoc al one O'Clock .. N, Terms cash,
JAMES LEE, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
Administrators Notice.

Notice IA hereby given that tho undersigned Ina boon
appointed and uuallnnd ha Administrator VI the a.
ate OF Danlel Daf late Of stafh county Uhln decd
ALBANIAN siONsELLnR
mflld AdmlhaliAinf,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

Va mon lHrhH Court.
James A. bruce,
ny virtue Of yond ctp0nas Issued by the ooik VI Tho
court VI common pleas VI stark county, Ohio IN thu
above action and 10 mo directed will ufrr i1f sale NJ
public 0utoly NJ the door Of tho court house In tho oy
Of Canton, stark county, Ohio, on
Saturday, the l2th day Of April, 1884,
tho following described real estate lowil Lot mum
bOf yu IN winters addition 10 West Fulton, stark Co.,
ohio, Also lOt numbct Onu hundred aud niY 1901 N
Canql Fulton, bounded ~ in0Nal on the northwest ny
Main street. on the west ~ hlnh street on the aQuoAs
by lands VI Whlmvyor n Goa ana On thr east ny lot
number Hlt In said addition, Also lut number alk Ul
In Wlnlcr addition 10 Canal Fulton,
lot appraised N 1900
lot lib,
sale to commence nj one o'clock D. N, Terms cash
JANIS LEE. sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
Deafness ia al.m Eats.

HHVIUT W w NV UTIgINHTIy
eeouGse onl' nave " "ls hnen very
iNor'W lulS ~ l"' 0"'' "'ll' ana sun
more pe hl,o va .rNV'nce among
then OF delInrs' Nl 'rrl by. Mr., Oar,
wln wwln ~ MS i,-l Gd DO 4' 'An,mals and
rinnN nnNer I'm'7,oal,on' rs an
m'ne,'n,lon ,',,l, ,,,' ~ '". N.' h"nplllty' ilo
oots ""s "I"u' wI,h hi,o LH II ,,'l u,Ht VINO WINE
49, dda,Is WV" ''"' WV "o'p "'Hrlapiy
Oo9i, oo,,.,,., .....,...
ttar" ""' ohi"h I"l'v'," w., ~ u'up,r . 9l oDsorVa,
toV"o somn1 ', t'u" wv ',,,,.,', nlolo, Hhu !
% whioh ~" ro ,,'o T""' '.' u'a Muro uea'
onI IIb tbnt u",' ,u V,u , .'",' lui,,pwf oyos,
cn"Id co G"hc boar =" ocl NV Wv WIZ Dluc oyes
beorJ oC az %doppJn.s. a., L,,, 1"a' muL9r ,'h,5p
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

Mr.. D. II. 10 lie tNasby), who Ia
writing lottors from the South, says
"1f | was twcnly.0, years old and had
one thousand du.l's 10 start life with,
| had rather rIa, 90, chances In Allan.
Ia than any cily To lhn world. The
four best cities IA 0s country are 10.
lodo, Kansas tO' Minneapolis and
Atlanta '-tdlfos oUHh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
Administrators Sale.


IN pursuance " M order HfAitnl NY tho Probate
Court oi stark county ohio, viii offer tof sale NJ pub
llo auction on
Monday, the 2lst day OF April, 1854,
NJ one O'Clock D. NJ Of said day. upon Tho promises tho
following described real estate situate IN lho county VI
STARK and state Of 0ho, towtl Dclng part OF toio
lowing described pfonlsrai A part VI the northwest
quarter 0f section twenty (p township nineteen
Ou) range seven "a, and bounded M follows bNRln
ming nj stake vi tho northeast corner Of tho cross
roads, bclng tho southwest corner o. tract VI four
acres now owned by Jane Shlyoy aud hur hca th6non
north With east limo VI rOad leading tom East LOuls
Ne 10 liArrlabuigh five chains aud eighty links 10
post IN tho east line VI road from Louisville 10 llafts
buIRh hnl true place 0f beginning Of tract hereby do
Hcflbcd thence north With the ohst llnN Oi said load
sixty feet 10 post on east lnu VI said fOAd thence
north, hOMo east Onc hundred aud eighty foot ~ n
post thence south sixty foot 10 post thOnoo south
hONe west 0lo hundred aud eighty feet " post Tho
unc place OF beginning containing twenty four hun
drcdths 0f An aero
Appraised a 600, Terms oi falc-0no third In
hand nnethlfd IN QUE rear and OnO thlfd IN tw0 years
from day Of sho deferred payments 10 bear Interest nj
tho ratio nf pcf cent per hhnum tho payments ~ be
secured by mortgage on tho premises aNd,
DANIEL ROltAnAuuil
Administrator VI Elizabeth l0fAbAugh
Mono a McCAhfi, Petitioners AttJA mafgpO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
LRGAL.
MAYORS
Proclamation.
Llf0AL.


that
WHEREAS, The IleylsHd statutes Of ihA stats NJ
Ohio (see Title Chapter \, Page lB4D section 1DlS
require MI pefslns who sell OT bArler any Spurious,
llshnenlh Election Days, under penalty NJ ne not
exceeding tlOO, aud Imprisonment not exceeding ton
ln halh Oily. on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
Sheriff Sale.

Abraham n BalT lOder 0i san stark county
Common Pleas Court
John A, WeoRmau etal)
ny virtue 0f m order NJ sails issued by he CLERK O tho
Court NJ Common Pleas NJ STARK county Onto IN tho
above action and tome directed Will offer iOf sails AZ
public 0ulc ~ tho door NJ the court house In tho city
" Canton STARK county Ohio, on
Saturday, the Goth day Of March, 1884,
tho following described real estate towltl situate In
STARK county one ana heng part Oi tho northeast
hall NJ the northeast quarter NJ section ten township
elghioen range heyen, beginning i0r the same N the
northeast corner NJ said quarter section, thence west VI
SAID quarter section thlfty eight IOdal thHnnN south
eighty four rods hnd three ieel thence EAST ulTyHght
rods 70 the section llne thence north with said section
ne eighty four rods aud lhfee feet l0 tho paoeOi be
ginning aud containing twenty acres excepting llHfe,
from Ten acres heretofore sold OF the south part 0f SAID
tact ana decided 10 John NlmOu,
Appraised NJ 1850
sale to commence At ono O'Clock p N, Terms cash,
JAMES LEE, sheriff,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

A few days ago John Powers dled In
Colorado, leaving u wife tbirty.avo
years old and ten children. llo was
cattle king, his herds NJ the time OF hi,
death aggregatng In value over mil.
lion dollars, while his ranches and other
property, real and personal, were extcn.
sive Az the age Of seventeen he mar.
riod the eleyon.year.old daughter Of
Cheyenne Indian chief the beauty Of
the tribe, aud they lived n happy
welded life. Dcnvcr Tribune.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
Saturday, the Goth day of March, 1884,
Sllerln Snlc.

James A, Moraddcn jOrdcr Of sale stark Count,
~, Common flcan Court
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

Ex-Governor John l.. Routt, Of
Colorado, who stood ~ one of the fa.
nous "aO6 IN the Chicago convention,
In, adopted that historic number us hh
cattle brand CdiCugo Hcrdd,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
Sheriff Snlc.

Andrew sIoolmlllerj Order Of sale stark count Com
va mon Pleas Court,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
saturday, Tho 5th day Of April, 1884,

tho following described real estate towt situate IN
the CITY OF Canton county VI stark and state Ot one
and known ~ and holiH lot number ten hundred ANA
being known ~ lot number HuyenlyAtvrn tfil IN
younge addition 10 said cly oi Canton In said county,
Appraised NJ tpOO
sale 10 commence NJ o'clock D. NJ TcrmS cash.
JAMES LItH sheriff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

Formerly Superintendent Of tho Finn Medical and
surgical Institute, has arrived IN Canton Df, Man
yll6 thinks Of locating here, and has opened an ONCE
over tho pOil OlloH f0rth present Dr Manye o0meh
y0ry highly indOraed with testimonials from such men
a. tho Hon WIN Onmbaok Ex-Governor VI lndlaHAI
senator Danl ". Worthless aud the hoy john W suit
van, D u who represented Indiana IN tho tul Worlds
Prison Congress IN London,
Dr NJ. n n regular practitioner OF ls years expert
enoeI gives special attention 10 All
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-05-16

SENATOR EDMUNDs AT HoME.-A CORES
pOndent of the New York Evening Post writ
ing from Burlington says of Senator Ed
munds HE comes home usually as soon as
the session closes, throws open his house
among the trees, and proceeds to take life
easy till he has thoroughly rested; then his
favorite diversion out of doors is with the
fishing rod. In the use of this he is an ex-
pert, they say. With Gen. Ripley of Rut-
land, Edmund w. Peck, Gen. Henry, and
some other devotees of the rod, he spreads
dismay among the salmon and the trout of
the Restigouche and the waters of northern
New York and Canada. He has no hobby to
ride during the recesses of Congress. He is
not farmer, nor a scientist, nor sporting
man, nor historian. He has contributed
nothing to literature, except occasional arti-
cles in the magazines. He has no yacht on
the lake, no tent on the mountains, nor any
fast horses in his stables. A personal friend
and admirer here sums up the whole of this
matter by saying that he is not a gushing
man. He takes no part in local politics, and
never approaches the role of boss. Indeed,
the political atmosphere on the east side Of
Ohamplain is manifestly purer than it is on
the west side. The seven-by-nine custom
house at Plattsburgh, N. Y, has been able tC
dictate the election of two Arthur delegates
in the northeastern district of that state
Over here in Vermont the custom-house is nc
more trouble to local politicians than the
post office is.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-05-16

The SILK INDUSTRY. Another manufao.
ture has so far advanced undor the favoring
influence OF protective duties that the United
states has therein few rivals. Twenty years
ago, the manufacture Of silk in this country
amounted to little oighty-threo per cent Of
the SILK goods used of oil kinds was import
cd. Now it appears from official staten ents
that only forty-hve per cent of the goods
used is imported, that the value of silk goods
manufactured exceeds $40, 600, 600, against
$4,000, 900 in Great Britain and that only
two countries surpass the United States in
this branch Of industry-France with yearly
products worth $S5, 600 OOO and Germany
with $45, 900, OO0.-N Y. Tribune.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-05-16

Harpers Magazine for June beginning the Goth
volume, gives fOretaste Of summer in two papers-
the one Of European and the other Of American tray-
ell Mrs Lille has an Illustrated article on Biarriz
the famous French watering-place, and John A. But.
Ter on "Ihe North shore Of Lake Superior Charles
draham furnishing illustrations from sketches made
last summer Two papers Of much commercial and
INDUSTRIAL interest are careful end comprehensive
article on the organization and work Of the New York
and its trades, by W. H. Rideinq both Illustrated
Col Hgginson's paper describes "The Great Western
March" OF population during the administration of
John Quincy Adams, and is accompanied by porrnits
OF that president and John @. Calhoun. There are
more OF VIM Sharp's charming illustrat ed poems,
transcripts from Nature, and instruments OF VIM.
blacks and f. p. Roe's Serials The short stories are
The Dagger" tale Of old Rome, by John McMul-
len, anu "A Humble Romance" by Mary Il. wilkins.
There is an account Of Virginia's one WITCH Grace
Sherwood, aud Renaissance of Abraham Lincoln al
Cincinnati. by w. nj ninkann
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-05-16

Mr.. Editor: We desire through your paper to ex.
press heartiest thanks for tokens Of appreciation
which have come TO us since our arrival here from
temperance friends in Bratteboro; for individual
gifts before leaving Brateboro, and FOR tho present
to Mrs. Truax from her Sabbath school class.
REV. AND MRS. A. b. TRUAX.
Bellows Falls, May 19, 1884
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-05-16

from the Journals City Article, I3th.l
The downward tendency in butter is less markef
this week than last and choice grades are not kel,
to fall much lower for week two. The quality 4
improving, and the consumption Increasing Bes
Vermont dairy commands "a to 25 cents a pound, bu
country shippers should not look for over 90 TO 2 cts
for mixed eonsignments. Common grades are eomini
In more freely, and with larger receipts further de
cline will come. May butter must go for whatever Il
The bean trade shows a steadler tendency, parlicu
lary for choice grades and slight Improvement IL
activity
Eggs remain at 16al7 cents.
The hop market has taken a start and prices hay,
advanced cents a pound.
The potato market is flrmer, owing to falling off il
receipts but there is no expectation Of permanent
advance.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-05-16
pRaths.

In Brattleboro May 70, Liberty Howe, so, formerly
of Dover.
In West Brattleboro, May 49, Mrs. Harriet s. Har-
wood, 81.
In Chester, May 3, Mrs. Mary Wakefield &C.
In North Brookhcld Mass, May 6, Sarah J. Sparks,
daughter Of Henry II. Sparks, IS.
In Bratteboro, May H. Mrs. Fanny @. Gaines, 70.
In Bratteboro May 9, Mrs. Ellen +. Clark, 49.
In Lockport, n. Y, May 2, David NJ. Mather, ia
native of Marlboro.
In South Nottingham, April %, Delilah, wife of
Samuel Allard and twin daughter of the late Ezra
Fairbanks, So.
In Chicago, ILL.,, May G, John A. Murdoch, formerly
OF Whitingham, 40. Brother Of Mrs. II. b. Balou.
In Chester, May 3, Mrs. Electh NJ. Smith, co.
In Hinsdae, n. H, May T. Thomas Shaw.
In New York, Ia, May 8, Miss Lucinda q. Burton,
formerly OF windham, 60.