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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19

Doctor-Allow me 10 announce 10 you that there are
vi" husband What Tvimg Not two OF 'eml
Dnct0r -Yea there's pair both males, ana very
moo allkei ana both with tho lad' doing We'll
Husband '-uOoud -lolu flnl
Canton can boast two heroes-Stand.
ard oil heroes twlnsl They did III
They're on top Ia Stark county. They
are, "the Kids Their names are ROB
ERT s, SHIELDS and WILLIAM A. CREEcH'
Alliance has four, and Wat IN too many
for twins, II spreads out too much
makes II thin.
Our twins are both good looking too
look very much allke--eapeclally
Creech, who IL the hands0mest-but
Shields won't helieye that-not he.
These heroes iu "the recent Senator
ial crime" care not picayane ~ 70
what the honest voting Democrats OF
stark county, or the state OF ONO wan
led. Why shOuld they care, ~ long aa
they are backed by the triple alliance"
and Standard oilY
The Repository loves twins-loyes
these twins especially reason TO-
They have common sentiment, being
Ia favor Of monopoly, OF 60sslsm, ring
rule. Office brokerage money IN elec'
tiOns, (when others furnish iO aud all
corrupt things that Democracy don't
believe In.
In the CITY Council the twins are
three, Shields, Rawcett and Wyant'
They are all standard, aud the Reposl'
tory stands by them too, When police
are 10 be counted IN Wyant IL the fellow
TO read the ballots ana Shields to take
care OF and shield them after. Fawceti
always has q piouq look and by his
solemn cOunteninCe ana smooth Sunday
school style. hnln4 along, Remember
these twins grr three,
When Mr.. Shields goes 70 Akron and
Dave Paige takes him tO Cleveland, then
there are twins again, Twins are very
apt 10 go together both together, TO bed
together, get up together, Happy twins
Paige ana Shields Shields ana Creech
Happy twins all round, Canton Akron
Alliance, Cleveland 40 Columbus lately
was q gathering Of-tWinsl
Our twin heroes last fall hoped
TO see the Democratic ticket In stark
county defeated, In fact did moi
even want Warwick nominated
They we're Dave paige.farley men,
who were fornens., such are our
twius--Our herOes.-oll herOes-RepOsl'
tory heroes, bosses, sneaks etc. Dli not
these heroes do II Ut ColumbusY Al
though they got no vote from Stark
county thpy say-"Ne did it'l How We
apples swim, said the piece Of horse
manure, when floating down the
stream
WHEN shall an THESE meet again,
IN thunder lightning ul or tAnY
When tlH h fly hufIbH done
When Those linpH uU uu me rum
Iiuu Hhlli TlFht again prevail,
ilru Hlul ukius' and kuAyrTy fnlll
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19
A lind Annl,li mt.

Michael Kngle, u blacks mlth employed
for number OF years paat NJ tho
Wrought Iron Bridge Worn =, was missed
from his accustomed place IN tho shop
yesterday morning, aud search was
made for his sOn. who IL ais 20 employed
NJ the same place, to And on I the cause
OF his fathers absence, whit N no was
found 10 bo miss Ing, As II seemed
somewhat strange for both 10 DO miss.
Ing, " was feared that sonnet hug seri'
ous had happened, 10 at noon foreman
In one OF the departments called NJ tho
residence Of Mr.. KOgle, No, 1870 South
Plum street, aud upon onlcrinIg found
him lying In an unconscious co ndition,
with n severe cut on tho bnck pni ' OF his
head. II was not learned oxact'y how
he hid received tho Injury, but II 10 sup
posed that In going from hia houe TO n
barn close by he slipped and fell, etrik-
Ing hia head aud cutting II In tho man.
ner found, AZ last accounts tho In. lured
man was resting easier, although still
In u eeml unconscious condition.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19
A Enlogy Of Jnpiier.

We mover look upon Jupiter NJ oppo-
Ntlon without rejoicing that, when the
vast nobulous mass that once filled and
and extended far beyond tho limits Of
the solar system, quiokoncd Into lilo
and threw Oh the ooncontrlc rings OF
which the planets wcro formed, the
largest rings condensed into the planet
Jupiter, Thus, tho lesser members OF
tho brotherhood may behold tho
magnificent spectacle Of planet, soc.
ond only 10 tho great eun himself, q
miniature solar system with quNrto Of
revolving satellites, n iolosc0plc won
dor on which the oyo rests with over
now delight, The hugo planet has not
yet cooled down, hla primoyul fires still
blaze, aud he gives out light and heat
10 moons that surround him, aud ~
readily ylold 10 his sovereign power ~
tholr mighty lord bows 10 the suns 70.
sstless sway, Observers on tho earth,
ncarly five hundred million miles away,
may watch tho process OF world.mak-
Ing on this distant sphere, In the belts
that diversity his disc, In the hugo spots
that from lmo 10 time agitalo his mass,
In tho immense cloud atmosphere that
concoals bls fiery nucleus, we behold,
on n grand scale, tho progress OF tho
cooling process that millions of years
ago stirred 10 the depths tho carth'a
lesser bulk, before II developed 10 tho
perfection oi lls prcsont condition NJ nm
abode for animate lIfe just as surely
will tho prince OF planets roach, latest
Of nll the suns family, the same pcr.
footlon Of development when millions
Of years hence tho earth, like the moon,
has arrived NJ the period of inevitable
docny, and preceded on The list by Mor.
curry, Mars aud perhaps Vonus, will bo
floating through space m n dead world
Viewed In this light, every changing
bolt, every new spot ind cvoiy sudden
rift are n revelation IN Joylnn language
of the tremendous commollon that VIII
eventually brlng order out Of chaos. -
Providence Journal
John Swim II n mlsor who won't
sink " money can keep anyone nIlont
llo llvcs In West Jefferson, q, llp lea
small man. seventy yeors old, and has
tho appearance of n tramp llo mar
rlod when very young, His first wlio
and two children died early IN life. lie
married again, but soon separated from
his second wife, who Ia now In the poor.
house. Swim left tho practice OF law
aud became n rog.pickcr, lie l. worth
S200,000' lie hasn't slept on u bed for
thirty-iivo ycurs. = Clotoidnd Leaticr,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19
A Iienent,

A benefit " TO be rendered Louis Thoma
nj the Opera HOuse, on Thursday, Feb.
7th. Mr., Thoma waa horn In this city
on the 10Th Of April 1858, While quite
a youth no acquired liking for circus
performances, and his desire was 10 be
an acrobat and trapeze performer. He
practlced for q time with William Del
hauer, the Zlgler Bros, and Marbnrger
aud Plctzcker, aud secured as u partner,
0rrin Horbruck, for trapeze, leaping
and tumbling acts and general ring per-
formance. After two successful seasons
on the road. ThOma and Herbruck, aa
"The ThOma Bros" engaged with Hill
liard's Great Pacific Circus, formerly
billiard. Hunting ~ nemOt, aud gave
tho beat OF satisfaction 70 their employ
era and the public, up TO June 22d, 1882,
when they met with " serious ana fatal
accident nj CazenOyln, In the state OF
New York. The mishap was caused by
the breaking Of n pulley, at tho peak OF
the canvas, while they were doing their
double trapeze act. Both Tell a
distance Of 80 feet and 0rrin Herbruck
was instantly killed. Mr. Thoma az.
Tor two weeks suffering In the hospital
vi Syracuse, New York, was brought
home by ha Sister, aud has now lain In
bed for u months utterly helpless, as TO
his lower limbs, having only the feeling
and use Of hia arms, the spinal column
being fractured causing paralysis. He
receives regualr letters from members
OF the profession, with which no stands
IN high regard, aud his many old friends
and schOolmates here IN Canton have de-
termined TO give !, Arst class entertain
meat, on the aboyll nnmed date, the on
tire net proceeds on tho same TO 10 Tor
his benefit. An excellent programme
has been arranged, 4 nd among the list
we lind The City h ind and Arion Or.
cheslra, Zeigler Br0S., AMI a host OF
well known local tai, mt. Secure your
tickets next week ana .'et us give Louis
fhoma rOusins benell I.
IL. NJ. Ran DEn, Manager,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19

allowed TO the company by the U, 8. Gov
ernment. Those mines cannot be jump
cd, M Ia often the case when parties To-
cate valuable claims.
A corps OF miners have been and are
now at work In those mines, under the
superintendence of a manager and as
eayer. A contract Ia entered into with
o milling company, who will purchase
all the ore NJ the dump AZ 10 comes IRON
the mines, and thus save transportation.
The stock IL n0n'assessable. The
company have no stock for sale. THIS
SALE Is STRICTLY INDIVIDUAL.
The par value OF shares IN 80 each,
but will be sold at n much less price,
and divided to suit purchasers if neees'
sary, with guarantee Of Il dividend IN
1884,
This In the best Investment ever offer
cd In Canton, aud IN within the reach
of farmers, mechanics or spectators.
Address, HENRY FISHER.
Canton, ONO,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19
ooNNOTToN VALLEY ATFAIRs.
Rumorn OF An Early Reoelyornhip for the
Property,

Rumorn Of An Early Heoelyornhip for the
Property,
For the last two or three Gays reports
have been flying around TO the effect
that the Connection Valley Railway was
about 10 90 into the hands Of u receiver
The Cleveland Herald 0f Thursday pub
lished a dispatch saying that q receiver
had already been appointed. hut this
was u little premature, there being no
truth In the report. The following N
from the headquarters Of the road IN
Boston, and Ia taken from the financial
columns OF the Boston Herald;
Connection Valley bs sold NJ %, against
25h Jan. IL, aud the common stock at
q, against ~ Saturday. TOday's quo,
tation IL the lowest ever made, aud
comes from expectations of an early re,
celyership for the property Rumora OF
this kind dwere allOat Saturday but could
not bt confirmed, nor can " now be sta
ted definitely that receiver N TO Do ap'
piled for. The company has had some
trouble with anh.cOntractors under the
former contractor, Mr.. Patterson, who
hOlda disputed claims To considerable
amounts, the largest being for $4,000
aud $4,000. There have alrealy been
two or three suits growing out Of ihnst
matters, aud others aye threatened, thal
may or may not end IN nm application
for u recelyershIp 20 prOtec. The proper
". The interest," on the FIRST mortgage
bonds IL In default since November
1889, the coupons due then having been
funded, or rather II was voted 10 iund
them ana portion Of the holders
accepted the offer OF script con-
yertlble into FIRST mortgage bonds. The
overdue Interest iOOts up about S2OO,
900, but there has been no demand lOT
II except from the holders OF n few
Straitsyile hOnds, who did no, par,i'
cipate In the reorganization scheme
The Interest on the terminal and cal
trust bonds has been paid promptly
and the company has no outstanding
obligations except the Interest aud dis
pnted claims mentioned above. should
there be- receiver appointed, II X ke'
" 10 end In another reorganization
which some fear would result In the an
nlhilation NJ the common stock ut least
There are known to be some, however
that would oppose any plan OF reorganl'
zatiOn which proposed "sponging or
tho stock. The heaviest bOndholder,
are likewise the heaviest stock holders
but there are shareholders who have no
bonds. ana the wrong Of destroying The
equity Of the stock would fall pnftlcu'
larly upon the latter. The outstnnd'
ing bonds and accrued interest amOhnt
to abOnt $G300001. Coming Before
these are some $4,000 In terminal aud
car trust securities.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19

A Canton youth had been correspond.
ing with u New Lisbon girl, and no sweet
were the letters which that girl sent
him that the Canton youth got mashed
70 such q degree that u marriage en-
gaqement was the result without having
aeen hia lnamOrata. The wedding was
10 come on on New Yenr'a day, aud The
evening before, the bridegroom expect
ant arrived and began 20 look no his
promised bride, lle found her llC
found too that she was that kind Of u
girl who wears trousers ana socks and
votes NJ elections, The Canton youth
not knowing what earthly use . wife Of
that kind would be 10 him, lett town In
dIagust. aud hereafter will inventory
Che property before he inyests,--Alli'
ance Review.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19

Henry Hoover, u man who was
formerly engaged M typo In this Of.
Zee, aud who for some time past has
been keeping n news and stationery
store In the pOst0lllce NJ DennisOn has
been ndjudged Insane, and was taken 10
Che Columbus Insane asylum last Tues.
day. On Saturday last, while llborlng
under one Of his par0xyems, he ahot
himself In the ley, producing an ugly
though not dangerous wound. Henry
wN always known ~ n quiet, honest
man, ana held In high respect by oil
who knew him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19
AnIlonesl Confession.

Asan honest confession, II In said, Ia
good for the soul, the immortal part Of
Councilman Fawcptt's being Is no doubt
In u very comfortable condition, and
resting easy, since no made the honest
confession to the Council at the meeting
OF that body last Monday evening, that
his Bucher street resolution, calling for
the payment of u 100 for n lot Of land
on that street was a little too previous,
~ we'll ~ unconstitutional. His OK
tremely pious soul, incapable OF harbOr'
Ing aught Ot guile, was greatly troub'
led ut the illegallty of this resolution,
40 10 quiet " Alr. Buwcett arose and
freely confessed To his brother members
OF the Council that he had done wrong,
and askei leave TO withdraw his wicked
resolution, Leave was granted him,
wheTeup0n he repudinted II, aud M u
kind OF soothing unctl0n 10 hls lately
ngitated soul, followed " up by intro
ducing u motion 20 the effect that the
City Solicitor be- instructed To prepare
nm ordinance settling aside the SUN OF
81 $50 $50 more, II will be seen, than
The resolution called fOr-fr0m the gem
eral fund, for the purchase OF the at0re'
said lot. which motion carried, ana Mr,
Fawcett sat down c1mfurted aud happy,
thoroughly convinced that he hnd per-
formed great aud glorious action,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19

Az u meeting Of The Massillon city
council Wednesday night the reslgna'
tlon OF Mayor Cole, who was elected Il
the Ohio Legislature, was accepted. Az
the council ~ n tic, politically, u dead'
lock was anticipated In eelectlng u asuc'
cessor. but on tho second bull0t Otto II
Young, Democrat u prominent young
lawyer. was chosen 10 OH the vacancy
which runs u tho municipal election
next April. Joseph COrns, Republican
president Of the council, voted with The
Democrats.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19
No,Ioe.

wish 10 say TO tho public and pat.
rong Of my husband, DR., j. II. slidall,
until hls return, have made arrange
ments with DR.. W. II. Miller, n c0mpe-
tent dentist TO take charge OF hls 0lllco
and business. DR., Wm. Slddoll Will also
remain IN tho ollc0 for u timoi and,
with our facilities for doing lirHt-class
work, we with confidence solicit patron
age.
DR.. W. II, Miller. dentist, On charge Of
DR.. siddall'a 0nlce) " now fendy 10 wait
on all requiring dental services.
MRs. j, II, SlDDALL.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19

The Canton Fire Police have stepped
10 the front, aud announce that they
will give their first annual ball NJ EN-
piro Hall on Tuesday evening, February
Goth. A door committee, consisting OF
ono member from each company Of the
nro department. has been appointed,
and the affair will no doubt prove n sue.
cosa, both socially and financially,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19
Tuesday, the 10Th day Of February, 1884

tho following described personal ptopeiiy md coal
Leases towitl Ono lay hOffn Onr mlr ~ coal cars
scales stoves oil cAns onn doah lhi o blacksmith
tools, onu dwelling hnnhe, oic stable, once blacksmith
bc0nainn 10 Louis " smith, Joseph A Horst, neoino
Iicfshry, Simon Hershey an0 ueofro y, weh0uie
Also all Tho Inhih property aud estate Whatsoever N
tAid Louis smith Joseph A, Horst, ucofne Hershey
nlm0n iethry and or0fpn n wnllhoute, H. 10 aud un
| Dc, ihp following coal leaasA towlll
tween Jacob ilAht and Joseph A, lori, ! H. Marcy
4. E nmilh and a. I. Miller which irhhe waa after
wards relewrd and amended MN 40, ik1b which Lease
and amendment wore received fnf rtc6ld Juy u 1Tb,
and Iololdtd Jnly FL it1t IN volume g. raaia pNg,7
and as OF te lease records " siAk county and refer.
encc hereby mAdc 10 said lease aud record for tho
fuli aud nriiinhni description thereof,
Ynd, Ann onriAn lnAne made aud tnlofed ini0 tho
uOih dar OF March 1900 ty and between Bamur Hml IN
ana Joseph A, Horst hid l. " Smith n Co, which l'hsn
wah ttoeyed tot record August II 1900, and ttcordd
lease records Of sarh county ard reference IL hereby
uAdc 10 nA1 eahe nnd record or the ful and pertinent
ind Also ncerialn Lease made and entered into tho
Hd dA ot June, 1900, by and betwccn Michael wlso
li Xlic certain lease made ana entered into tho
pnd dAy Of Anil itp0l by aud brw,tn John stripe md
. Joseph A noitt and Il n Nnlih A 0nlhny, which
phhr VIVA Anrnded by tho nhiile, Thereto the IN day
u March, iufi which loate aud nridmcnl wtfc ~
n lived Tor record Jrr 1910, and recorded July ~.
10 o. wa aud mo- and rtftfrnce "a hereby made 10 said
Ire te aud fccod Tor the full ahd pertinent lpon
tia reOf
"A IL 10 commence NJ 4 O'Clock %, ~, Terms
one ifd oahh IN hand onethlid IN Nh months, and
0uru lid IN twelve onlluI Ahld deferred phymtna 10
be ~ on interest from day u tAle with ptod tcoi,
JAMES LEE, sneru.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19

Az the annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Richards Coal Company
the following Directors were elected; q
Aultman. A, 4. Walker, II. X, Hurxthal
H. Il. Avery and W. A. Creech. Az the
annual meeting Of said Directors the
following officers were elected! 9. Ault
man, President, IT, X, Hurxthal, Vice
President, q. d. llarler, Treasurer j. 3
Snyder, Secretary and superintendent
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19

The petition Of tho police force 10 tho
City Council apkIng for The appoint
mont OF police March ist and 10 70 on
duty April lat II worthy OF consldera'
tIon. This would give the mon
months notice, and should q man on
tho force not be re.insiated II would
give him n months time 10 look up an.
other fob aud not plnce him In the posi-.
tion II now does.- --Reposltory.
Exactly; and those not re-inetated
could each pny his respects 10 the mem.
bern not voting for bin nj the ensuing
election provided any Of those we're ran.
Ming for re-election. The present Coun.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19

Mr.. o. l.. Cox Ia canyasslng the city
with u very interesting work, entitled
"The Soldier In the Civil War; aud IN
meeting with considerable success. The
work N In two volumes, profusely Illus
trated with full page enRraylngl OF fa'
nous Generals and battles OF the rebel.
lion. and contains u we'll written intro.
ductlon by Gen. Robert u. Beath, com.
mnnder.ln.chlef q, A, II,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19

Gil would, by this contemplated ordi'
nance, choose tho police force for two
years,
The fact h the thing is right the way
II IN. Anew Council aud II new Mayor
should, on assuming power, select the
police force, Let II therefore remain
as II In.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19
OvERCOATS.

We have still a nice lot Of 0vercoats
on hand and our January prices will
make them 40. Come In and be sur
prised at the reduction. II You want
to see some beautiful Spring ovorcoats,
handsomely made and very low In
price, vislt
"THE CHEAPEST STORE IN TOWN"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19

"0ld Uncle Jimmy Armstrong, Of
Mt. Union, the colored exh0rter, aud
who IN well known In every community
whore camp meetings have been held,
died on the 9Th inst, OF paralysis. He
was soyenty.nye years OF age.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19

Durbin, Wright ~ Co, are making OK.
tensiye preparations for the spring
trade In wall paper. aud have Just re'
ceiyed large invoice Of paper, which "
the first installment Of the largest stock
Of wall paper ever carried by them, and
embraces all the latest aud most fashion.
able denIgnn Of the curfent yeAr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19

james Steel, an old resident OF Carroll
county, was killed OF Bowereton, by b..
ing struck by tho fast liue going west
while no was walking across the track.
lle was o little deaf, or such an accident
could not have happened. He was Kill.
cd instantly. Ills age was about 10.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19

There will be- preaching at the Trinity
Reformed Church, Sunday morning and
evening. The Rev A, Il, Kramer, Of
Winchester. Virginia, will preach with
the expectation Of becoming their
DnatOr,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19

Al Minerva the grocery store OF A. NJ.
Hooper was burglarized on the l7th,
and quite an amount OF tobacco aud ci'
gara and some small change taken,
Charles Taylors saloon was also entered
aud q watch taken,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19

Found on Woat Tuscarawas ,treet a
blue, ellk hat lining. with tht !elter
III" worked on u In different co0red
silk, evidently The work Of some loving
female hand. The owner can have IL
by calling at the DEMOCRAT Office.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19

The fOriy-Arst reunion Of Masqlllon
COmmandery No. I, knights Templar,
took placed Wednesday evening January
10th. A large party from this city went
over In slelghs,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19

VIM A, Lynch, general counsel Of The
Connection Valley railway, now IN the
city, says no application has been made
for a receiver for said company, ~ init
mated In the New York dispatch of Jan,
l6..-Ponny Prose-.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19
ailAiN MAilgEr,


~ tlhil last Mendhr IpcerA vTiH haidl ahlDnei u,
i,bOn heat linsa dulll icoalpa, ppDO head Ali p
ncnla Ullnb head rllladelphaq udO W, yoh uu
W lDdh OD SHEEN dnll ANA Zoe lover than hB' wprl N
go.lnu picpl receipts, $500 head shipments, N
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19

We congratulate our friend Otto II,
Young Esq, on his election ~ Mayor OF
MassillOn, to succeed Nc, Cole, Otto
will try 10 do the business according 10
law aud season justice with mercy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19

collars Il Co.. are still closing out
their attractive stock Of ladies wraps NJ
prices lower than ever. A few child
ren's clOakl ara still left, which are sell
ling NJ half price.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19

sylyanus lllsey ana Eliza u. Roush;
John u, Whitwer aud Sarah j. Boston.
Marlboro. George A. Martin aud Eliza.
beth Finch, VI, Union. Joseph 6erurdat
aud Emma Bchllllng, Maxlmo; Alfred
Chopard and Catherine Serls, Canton
Joseph Walker and Mary Bluck, ALI
uuCp.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19

A few hundred shares Of interest In
two 1ret.claes Silver Mines for sale.
Nearly Ave hundred feet VI tunneling
and shafting doue; ore on the dump, an.
sessinoDt work all done, and the patent
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19

collars n Co., are selling dress goods
and yelyels cheaper than ever, The
goods are all Of the best quality, aud
The bargains offered have never been
eQualled.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19

Miss Lizzie Yahn, who hal been visit
ing Miss 'rillie Engle on South Plum
street for the past two weeks, returned
TO her home in Wheeling, last Thurs
day.