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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10
OPPOSING PARENTS.
A Fight fora Child Creates Scene In the
Probate once,

A Fight for u Child Creates Scene In th'
Probate once.
A very touching scene was enacted II
the office of Probate Judge Meyer At II
o'clock this morning over legal ighl
for the possession OF q child. The par
ties directly interested In the case were
Neville I. Henderson, the c0l0red barber
of this city, and his former wife Layina
Henderson, also cOlOred. Mrs. Henderson
some time ago deserted her husband for
another man, taking the child, a girl,
with her. She went TO Oolumbiana Co..,
and being unable to support the child,
applied to the Township Trustees OF
Perry township, that county, for her
transfer 10 the Children's Home NJ
Mt. Union. One OF the trustees OF that
institution was seen, and making out q
certificate to the effect that Its mother
was unable TO properly support II, he
had the child taken to tho Home, Yes
terday Mr.. Henderson filed q petition
before Probate Judge Meyer for
the possession of the child, and
an order was issued directing the
Superintendent of the Children's Home,
Mr.. Niesz, to produce the child In the
court.
Deputy Sheriff Mckinney went to Mt,
Union and served the order yesterday,
and an arrangement was effected where
by Superintendent Nlesz was TO bring
the child here this morning.
About 10 o'clock the Superintendent
appeared In the Probate Office with the
little girl. Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson
were present, the former represented by
his counsel, George II, Baldwin, while
j, P, Bawcett appeared for the defense.
After listening TO the different state
ments OF the parties interested, Judge
Meyer delivered the child over TO It's
father, the order of the court being that
as he had not abandoned II. and was the
only proper custodian into whose care
the child should now be given, II proper
ly belonged TO him, and was therefore
cOnlded TO him, with the injunction
from the Court that he should take good
care of 1t. During the progress of the
case the child, who Ia u beautiful little
girl, aged about eight years, bright
eyed and very intelligent looking, sat
on the knee OF Superintendent NieeZ
watching the proceedings. When her
father went TO take her away she began
crying bitterly, and her mother com ne
forward, pressed her TO her bosom, and
the two mingled their tears together
After some little trouble she was sepA'
rated from her mother by her father.
and as the latter led her away thc
mother filled the room with agOnl2ing
screams and bitter waillngs, calling on
her child aud bewailing rs loss IN
heartrendlng terms IL was q pathetic
spectacle. aud calculated to move Tn
st0niest heart,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

IN 1870 the Democratic party elected
Mr. Tilden on revenue reform-a
tOrllI.IorTeyonue-o e-only-plattorm II Mr.
Tllden had assumed the administration
Of the government, the pledges Of that
platform would have been carried out to
the letter. He was not seated In the
Office TO which no had been chosen by q
great popular majority, and when the
party assembled In national convention
four years later, instead Of renominat.
ing tho old ticket which was the logic
Of the situation-it selected new
ticket. But II did not change its prin-
ciples with i.s nominees; and, among
other accepted Democratic truths which
II reatllrmed, II adopted the pith and
marrow, the very words, OF the preced-
ing platform as TO the tariff,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

4 Brief Letter from Our Regular Cores.
pondont,

4 Brief Letter from Our Regular Cores
pondont,
One hundred aud sixty.ny tickets
we're sold for the United Brethren picnic
10 Cuyahoga Falls this morning.
A lively time was expected nj the re
gular meeting Of the Council last night,
hut three members were absent and the
fun did not show up.
Council last night ordered the pay.
ment OF judgment against the city for
Sl6i,SS, bein,y the amount Of ex.Mayor
Otto u, YoUng's salary and costs. The
latter amounted to $3.50.
Fred. Hookway took all tho sewing
girls employed by the firm OF Hookway
n FoltS on picnic TO IOar yesterday.
OF course II would not seem that one
man, particularly an old man, wond
be sufficient and acceptable company
for bevy Of young ladies', but Fred IN
equal to most any emergency.
One Of the largest plcnlcs which ever
left this city went out to Myers Lake,
yesterday. Everybody who attended
was constituted committee on invita-
tion, consequently The bids" were not
lmlted A travelling German street
band, composed Of six horns and one
clarionet, was taken along to furnish
The music for dancing. Tho party did
not return until late hour.
There is now q very excellent prospect
that band stand Will be erected In the
Park. The Council last night appointed
Dresslor, Reay and Doddridge u commit
tee 10 confer with citizens who desire TO
build stand by public subscription and
then give II TO tho city to control, the
committee to have power 10 act In tho
matter OF granting permission for It's
erection aud the point at which II is to
be located.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

TUE Democratic Convention Mt Chi
cago Is q representative body, gather
Ing Of the real leaders Of the men who
are animated by the best thoughts and
the highest instincts Of the party. II
will make no mistake, either as to plat
form or ~ TO candidates. II is a na'
tional conference meeting; the Ques-
ton as between the leading candidates
Ia one Of availability; after all the argu.
ments for and against the principal
candidates are heard and considered, Il
choice will be made.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

We hear on every hand Of distress In
the woollen business, In the manufac'
ture Of cotton cloth, in carpets, In iron.
Mills are closed and hands discharged,
or wages reduced, The capital In these
lines Is protected. That invested In
commerce Is unprotected; that in agri-
culture ia unprotected, yet the manu-.
iaclurers stand with their In their
pockets waiting for the merchant and
the farmer 10 drag them out Of the mire,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

THE Mclean, Farley, Paige gang are
on top at Chicago. with Mclean as
chairman Of the delegation, aud Shields
and other friends Of Paige on tho com
mittees, Democrats Of the Thurman and
Ward style are not supposed TO stand
any show Repository.
According to our special dispatches
from the sCatof war the Thurman.Ward
division 10 still on top at Chicago, aud
the McLean.standard Oil gang deer
buried beneath the waves OF the widely.
spreading Thurman boom. Democrats
OF the Thurman and Ward style stand
the only show, and arc making n big
show In the Convention, Hurrah for
the old bandana
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10
THURMAN's BOOM.

Allen G. Thurman has developed con-
siderable strength In the Democratic
National Convention, and his chances
for the nomination are equal to those OF
any other candidate whose name has
been presented. The great uprising
for him, which first broke forth on
Tuesday evening, gathered head yester'
day, and spread rapidly In every direc'
tion as the day progressed, until 1t be-
came huge sized boom. This boom
for the old Roman Ia an en-
tirely spontaneous affair II
Is no carefully worked up hull
labaloo as is the case with
some of the other booms, but one Of
those sudden putbursts of feeling that
Is calculated to carry dismay into the
ranks OF the other candidates. Thur
mans nomination would be grand one,
and his name at the head Of the ticket
would lead the Democratic hosts to GER
tain victory In November.
Give us Allen g. Thurman and victory
ia Oural
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

The Cleveland, Loraln Il Wheeling
Railroad Company will give an excur.
sion to Cleveland on Saturday, July
10. 1884, On arriving at Cleveland the
party will DO taken on board the
steamer Keweenaw for q 3Omlle ride
and basket picnic on Lake Erie, return.
Ing to the city at 1880 y. m. The train
leaves for home from the Union depot at
$3.50 p, m, Fare for the round trip from
Mnsslllon, $3.50
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

On Sunday, Gov, Hampton, Of South
Carolina was introduced NJ the Palmer
House, Chicago, to Captain Tom Shirley
ard several other KcDiuCklans. After
the usual compliments had been ex-
changed, Capt, Shirley said; "Well, Gov.
ernor my friends and | were just start
ing to see the Battle Of Gettysburg.
Won't you go along" "'rhank you,
no" replied the old Governor, II saw 1t
once, and don't care to look at II again."
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MEDICAL.
,oooeesneooe-Neteiseosae0o0
Loss and Gain.
CHAPTER l,


Win bilious feyer,n
"My doctor pronounced me cureu, oul
| | got sick again, with terrible pains In
my back and sides, and ] got 30 bad
Could not novel
shrunk
From 22s lbs. to 1901 had been doc
toring for my liver, but " dld me no
good. | did not expect 10 live more
than three months. began 10 use HOP
Bitters. Directly my appetite returned,
my pains left me, my entlre system
seemed renewed as II by magic, and AZ
ter using several bottles, am not only
AZ sound aa a sovereign, but weigh more
than did before. To Hop Bitters i owe
my life" X, FirzPAThicK'
Dublin, June 0, 'sl.
CHAPTER II,
Maiden, Mass, Fob, l. 1850, denIlemen-I suffer
cd with ATTACKS Of sick headache"
Neuralgia, female trouble, for years
In the most terrible and excruciating
manner.
No medicine or doctor could give me
relief or cure, until | used Hop BltteIs.
"The first bottle nearly cured mei'
The second made me as well ana
strong as when a child,
"And have been 10 to this day"
My husband was an Invalid for twen'
ty years with q serious.
Kidney, liver and urinary complaint,
Pronounced by B0st0n's best physi-
Giana-"Incurable" !"
Seven bottles of your Bitters cured
him, and know Of the
Lives of eight persona
In my neighborhOod that have been
saved by your bittera,
Aud many more are using them with
great benefit,
They almost
Do miraclesY' MRS, n. ID. SLACK.
How 10 orr siiK,~RIposo yourelf day and night
eat too much without exercises work too hard without
rest doctor all tho tme take n iho vile nOs'ruma ad'
y0llistd aud then you VIII want " KNOW nov 10 ar
WILL, which ~ answered In ihico wOrds-lase Hop
llttofhl
lyf-Nono genuine without q bunch oi green Hops
on tic white label Hhun all tho VILE poisonous ttulf
with "llOp" or "liOls" IN tholr name
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

STATES which favor protection will
vote for Blaine and Logan. The Demo
cratic candidates must secure the votes
Of all the States opposed to protection
To DO this, there must be no eqqlyoca'
tion in theplatform; we must draw to
us all the voters who favor revenue re-
form, Incidental protection is inciden.
tai Insanity.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

THE protoctlonists, who pretend that
everything must be sacrificed to their
ideas Of harmony" should have
thought Of the present national gather
ing Of Democrats when they went over
TO the Republican camp and aided the
Republicans to defeat Democratic
measure to reduce war taxes.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

CHICAGO. July v,
CATTLG-.Markot moderately active and
prices weak. Quotations rungad NJ s6,5Oalo,G0
for common 70 oNtrn untiyo gtocrs, t3,b0AA.b0
for stockorni tibO0bb,3O FOR feeders, W, O1sltT6
for gowa, nnd A.6U6tb.lb for butchcra' stcpra,
Hoes Market active for light ola M Form.
or iRuroe, Heavy lota dun aud eolllng slowly
az 6tpl0c decline, Sales ranged ~ tLfhebB,bO
for light lt.sOqt5.N for rouEh packing, aud
t6tDtsbO FOR honyy packing and shipping
lota
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

WHEAT Ia lower In Chicago today
than II has been for twenty years. that
Ia what the farmer has to sell. What he
has 10 buy to raise this wheat costs him
30 per cent. more than II would do but
for the tariff. II Ia about time for the
farmer to demand relief,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

DISTRESS exists to-day only in our In
dustrial branches which have the beno-
lt OF the tariff, and In lines purely
speculative. Relief can not be secured
by advancing the tariff. 1t must come
through q judiclous revision,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

TnE stability of the entire industrial
fabric rests In America to-day on our
unprotected classes which are taxed to
make good the losses Of the protected
manufacturer and the railroad specula-
Anra
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

FtouH -ouiot. Michigan White Wheat,
choice, $40 p 900, roller proooee, S525,
palonte t6.00Gps,gbi Minnesota patonlg $500,
WuEAT-No, | White, cash or July, 0lo,
August, p2foGaoi Soplcmbot, 02No, No.
White, BSH6e1o.
ConN--NU, =, cash, B9HGDbio.
oATs-No 2, S1Bjhoi No. White, NGn
Whc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

ToJgDo July n,
wnEAT.-Lowcr and dull. No, rod, oash,
eOdbs7o. July, w, August, WC, September
$40, October, O0o year, Ho,
ConE-Dull aud easy. nigh Mixed, bio, No.
. cash or July, blci August or september,
bho, Rejected, iDISdfbOlfui no 0rado, 40,
cash or July, Dooi August Gho September,
YBaA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

The Grand EDcampment Of the Uni
form Rank, X. of p, will take place In
Toledo, commencing on Thursday, Aug,
II, to continue four days. Fifty divis.
ions will participate.
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Notice TO stone Contractors
cirr tbruH'p urwon

sealed bids will no received ~ the once Ot The Clty
clfk 40 tll moon VI MOudhY, iut piHt, lui for fui
iahlnn material aud con tfurtnn VI good and anbsian
un Nuith street, iR must state the price pct cuhir
yard rhe woih " bu done iutOldnn 10 plans on nlu
IN the nilire VI tho CITY uivll GnHlneer
Tue finht 10 aoept auy or rluct all bids h reserved
Nv order " the uly uvnnull.
julyi0id n. NJ, uitiMis, Uicfk.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

the act, Only twelve votes were cast
against the bill In the Senate, and the
vote In the House was about In the
same proportion.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

The COnnotton Valley Railway will
sell excursion tickets to Cleveland ana
return, July 18TH Tickets good 10 re-
turn on all regular trains July 18th and
10Th. For further information See small
bills or ticket agent,
ALBERT RoRUsRR,
A. a. p A.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

The Ohio State Camp Meeting will
will hold their twenty.third meeting at
0rryille, Wayne county, Ohio, and con-
tinue eleven days.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

The advertising eur Of John Robin
sons Circus arrived In the city this
afternoon, and their men are flooding
our streets with paper.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

Take In the excursion to Hillside
Grove on Saturday, Good fishing, base
ball grounds, swings, boats, etc. Parents
will lnd II a perfectly safe aud pleasant.
place to take their little ones.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.

Don't fail TO visit tho dry goods store
Of GeetiIg Il Vickers' when In Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

Grand bargains in black and cOlOred
silks, ut Gcetlng 4 Vickers, No, Il East
TuaCaTaWas street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

Mr.. Geo. W. Aiken, General Advert.
sing Agent Of John Robinson's Circus,
called on the DAlLYDEMocRAT this morn.
ing, He is very agreeable gentleman,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

A baud Of travelling German musi-
clans disCoursed some lno music on the
streets to-day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

Bear In mind that John Robinson's
Circus will be here on the Goth Of this
month,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

They are giving extraordinary bar
gains In dry goods ut GeeLing " Vick
er's store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

THERE are some cats In this Ohio
meal tub. After Thurman, whatp A
spontaneous" outburst for Cleveland,
perhapsp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

The Catholic State Temperance Con.
yentlOn was held at Fremont Ohio,
Yesterday.
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COuNTY.

Henry Fake to George A. winter
halter, part Of lot d., 30X75 feet, MdHsil
Ion, 81 200; Joseph John to Faux Dau
lot SOL, MassillOn, $4,000; TaylOr Clay Il
Henry Mellon, 5lxl30 feet off lo' 30 Mas
slllon, $500; Christian Roal TO Joseph
Muser, lot 3, MassillOn, $40; Elizabeth
NJ Geltz to Ernest Diehm, ! Of an acre
MassillOn, 800; Maurice 6 ntzberger TO
Peter Schumacher, 50 3S.l0C acres In sec.
II, Nimishillen tp, 5000,
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snturday. the OtN day Of August, lSsl,

tho following described real ClAe situate In stark
euuntg, ohio, towll All Of out lot number 20, IN tho
olly vi uanlnn, STARK county ohio ling south OF jack
sou street excepting thoicf0 tract N tho southwest
corner " hnld Oul0 fronting 90 feet ON Charles street
aud extending noiihwhflly thofuif0m nlons tho weai
ne ot said out lot u0 ~ feet which u now owned by
Elizabeth Murphy Ala0 part VI Hnid out lut 10 which
jackson street a point 90 fpt wceiwntdy from tho
place where tho cal llnn 0t hAd out lot neiaoola tho
n0ith ino NJ said Htrot thence wcstwn dt along Jack
aOn street about 100 ert 10 tho west ne 0f Hd Ou lot
htnoO n0flhwnidy along tho Nrst llne VI ahd out ut
about 100 fccl 10 hn alley extended wcelwhtdly through
uAd 0ut lott thonco rasNafdy along tho south Hue VI
aAd alley About 100 feet 10 point distant 90 feet from
tho intersection VI said allpi WITH tho east Hue 0f said
out lott thence eoulhwaidlt about 100 feet 10 tho place
Of heRihnlng Also part Of lot llp IN said city aud "
Beginning NJ Tho northeast corner OF lot iut thence
Hnuhwafdy along tho nAA nn VI said lot 100 foot 10
an alley ilenoe wtHwAidly along tho limo OF said alley
extended 90 ieol thence nothwaidly 100 feet 10 iaue
the place O beginning Also part o lot llpt and said
out lot no. whOh N described N follows, t0w uenln,
ming on tito north hn 0f lot iips NJ polni 30 feet wat
VI the northeast coinrf thence tputhwaidf Al0nR tho
wcst ine OF tho fanHrnbAo lot about 100 feet " hn nj
about 100 fcct TO the uOlh line " lane street, henoc
alwadly alonn said street 20 feet 10 Tho place of he'
phllDe Also out lot W aud town lot iit0 In tanlon
stark county, oho'
rerel No q ont lot No 10 south Of Jackson street.
Pared No iou. lot No, 10 Appraised NJ uSoG9
" % 9 yce7 100
80 " No iis0 200
sale to commence At o'clock D. M Terms caSh
JAMES Lrr, sheriff,
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Nnw YoaK, July o.
FLoun-Dnll.

FLOuN-Dul,
wuEAT.-let2o lowor No. | White, nominal
No, g Rcd, July, lNoi AuRust, oiNUNj toi on
tombor, WAnMAoi October, WAelus &C, No.
yombor Wr9Wloi December, tlUli January,
SLO.a; February Sl,0l,
CoRN-AMlk0 lower but active, Mixed
Western spot, bOst6'sQ, futures, b,atJ0c
OAra-ADHo lower, but later recovered the
decline. Western, WQ0Bsu.
PnoviRioNs--licof unchanged Pork dull,
Mess, SlB,20. Lard, dull, steam, NIib,
BuITER-Dull Western, Sd2Oo Elgln
Creamery, goo,
CilEEsE-Firm nj htDno.
E0us-Wostern dull NJ 40,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

JUDGE THURMAN Ia not to be President
OF the convention because Ohio has do
cided to present him as her choice for
President of the United States,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

Park W. Field and family Of Canton,
are visiting In the city, Akron Beacon
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

Remember the place TO get bargains
In dry goods il at Geeting q Vicbers,
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@ Aemurrat

THERE are a great many liars In
Chicago just now, but they will all be
found out before the close Of the week.
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saturday, Tho oth day Of August, 1854

tho foilowina described real estate situate IN slak
couniy, OHIO, iuwit Lots nuinhur one bundfgl and
four 100 aud Onu hund cd aud fyo lub) IN ionifa
second add 10 the ely O Canton N said touiiu oi
stark,
Appraised At tpiO0
sale to oomulnrc At one O'Clock D NJ 1o,ms casu
JANIS IEie, sheriff
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MIsoELLANEous
NORTHWESTERN OHIO
N N0RM.!A|!!LSC:!!H!!!!.0!!!!.0!!!L
ANA. mAI,nIN rouNTY. oIIIo,

The lefgtat and most louflshng school IN the
State, lia enrolment the last year was over 1000
students, TyenlysEeyen regular teachers are tins
ployud, nftB In advance VIII nay board, room rent
Ind tuition fut school yeht ~ weeks 500 Tot 40
weeks hoafdby the week In private familep, 20
70 1900, room tent, 70 too centapp week. Tuition
N 90 per term eN,books rented Cheap Good Tree
Hhlp, Drawing and Commercial Course, RtudunlH
caienier NJ any llmg. phssea vi be formed loAg'
gomolote el, nor WV thgH bgso large az npt lgat
aud competent We pny trayellnH expenses n pvctys
Thing Ia not ns represented, ltel ihll term begins
Aug 10 1891 second fall term Oct N winter term
jan, d, 1855 Send iof catalogue dyealdfpss in hi
II, y, LlgiIft. A, Ms rreeident
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Monday, tho slst day of July, 1884,

tho following dcaoibcd personal property o'wll
klOui ibO0 lbs o maple auliar Y barrels maple sugar,
10 cases OF maple Nfup IN Cans 30 gallons lnapusyrup
M pauA barrels maple Httu or glucose no cases "
At bnxuH plato I'M 100 empty prup barrels, nufr on
lea stoves and plph ono tnneiH' press, sol Of dce
palr ~ egatg one shear Que square sear lfe pots
ea unr nthUld Goa safe thu unnIlf Interest N ~
acres Ol growing bens peaa, sweet corn and s1asrs
on land uf brooke
sale TO commence nj 10 O'CLOCK a. IN, fcins cash,
JAMES LnE, sho,ir.
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Tansfers Of Real Estate,
The following transfers OF real estate
have been recorded up TO date;
.Vuu

Adam Llppert TO John q Weber, lot
2303 and 230l ID ward, 1896; Vim. John
aton TO Anthony II, Tufts, lots s33 am
s8l, 9th ward $l,025
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Ny virtue of m order VI sale issued by tho clerk Ul
tho court ~ common pleas NJ stark county, Ohio " tho
above noiion aud TO mo directed will ofet fpf sale VI
pbloouicfy NJ tho door Of the curt hose IN tho CITY
Of CAnt0u on
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]. Henri NanviNe, Md.
OF
PARIS, FRANCE.

Formerly SUPERINTENDENT ot the Film Medical ana
surgical institute has arrived IN Canton Dr Man
ylo Thinks OF loeAnE here, aud has opened an oileo
over lho I1st Ollon for the present. Dr Manylo eoes
very highly nlotse1 with toltim0niala from auoh man
~ ihe Hon VIII unmhhok, OxtlOyetuOr VI indiana
tenalor Dan'l W Yorhlce aud the loy John NJ Auill.
van, who fcpIcsenied Indiana IN the nrst worlda
Dr. NJ IN regular practitioner OF IA yoara' c,n.,i
ohoo giyna special attention 10 an 'N''''
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Sheriff Sale.


y virtue oi three executions suuedy the ceth VI tho
court VI common pleas " stark county, Ohio m tho
above action aud 10 mo directed VIII 0lTef of balu NJ
public 0utort IN the village Of Marlboro, IN said cOun.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

sale to commence At ccloch y, m Terms cash
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