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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-07

Dur able minister to England seems to
DO unfortunate in his relations with the
Fourth Of July. Last year an engage
ment to hobnob with section Of the
British nobility prevented him from join
ing with his countrymen in tho observ-
anco of the national birthday, and this
year an unfortunate attack Of gout
knocked his Intention to give Fourth
of July reception into cooked hat
Irreyerent people say Mr.. Lowell really
considers the observance Of tho day q
vulgar practice. IL might do our aesthetic
and cultivated minister power Of good
to recall him back to the wholesome at
mosphere OF YankeelAnd, whore ho could
recover his reverence for the day sacred
10 every true American.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-07

Miss LULA HURST has been tossing
some of the heavy (newspapor) weights
of Now York over the stage of Wallack's
theater with her accustomed ease and
grace. Most of the victims Of her exoep-
tional lifting power attribute their rough
usage to muscular force. There,ought to
be enough of wise men in Now York to
determine whether this girl is only exer-
cising her muscles when she lifts two
hundred pounds by placing the palms of
her hands on o chair, or whether she is
gifted with some occult, mysterious
power outside the ordinary range of
human experience.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-07
ARMY AND NAVY.

The United States steamers Talapoosa and
Despatch arrived at the Washington navy yard
Saturday.
The naval inspection board will go to Nor
folk this evening to inspect the United States
receiving ship Franklin.
So much of special orders No. 1856 as relieves
from duty at the University of Vermont, Bur-
lington Vt, to take effect July l. 1884, is re-
voked.
To complete his record, the discharge Of
First Sergt. John Knapp company !, 9th
Pennsylvania volunteers April 81, 1868, Is
amended to take effect Sept, Is, 1862; his muster
into service as second lieutenant, same COM
pany and regiment April 2s, 1858, is amended
to date Sept. l6, 1862.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-07
rnr nEprnIIoAN nrRlNa rnE srMMER.
MONDAY, JULY 7, 1884.

THE Chicago reporters who have tried
20 induce Ben Butler to declare his notion
MS to the political situation say that he
looks at questioners with peculiar ex-
preston In his eyes" That peculiar ex-
preston Of Ben's eyes has been noted by
other people,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-07

NISE.TENTus of the English bacon
which is sold In New York and other
markets for high prices is American,
which shrewd dealers ship to Liverpool,
where 1t is smoked, branded, and sent
back. Tho smoking process makes the
meat SO very English, you know.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-07

GEN.:LoGAS took the war.path on Sat
urdsy and dexterously scalped the malig-
nant scribblers who have beon charging
him and his son-in-law, Maj. Tucker, with
concocting q scheme to rob the Zuni In
diaus of portion of their reservation.
Gen. Logan takesa force delight in stamp
ing out lie.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-07

SIXTEEN car loads of Tammany war
riors, with bold John Kelly at their head,
landed In Chicago last night and at once
began waging relentless warfare on Gov.
Cleveland. John Is nc pains to explain
that while Tammany will support Cleve-
land IL he is nominated 1t Is useless to hope
that he can carry New York.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-07

AMID the wealth of boomes running
their wild course at Chicago none seem
more healthily robust than that of "old
Saddiebags" Mcdonald. The Hoosier
statesman seems rather lucky in having
tho good will of nearly all the other eau
didates Adherents and no pronounced
antagonism In any quarter.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-07

DopGE CITY, KAN, has long been
noted for the original methods of it's
citizens and seems disposed to keep up its
reputation. The latest wrinkle there is
the inauguration of the Spanish sport of
bull lighting. Numerous long horned
bulls aud several COW boys were laid out
In the first game, and the best citizens
of Dodge City pronounce it almost as
exciting as tho shooting of town mar
hhAl.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-07
.SPECIAL NoTTCEs.

ny PosroFFIuE NOTICE
rec,ed for dispatoh by any particular steamer In
order 70 SO cure speedy delivery At destlnati9n
as all Trans ATLANTIC malls are forwarded by the
Foreign mails for the week ending JULY ~
will close at this office as follows;
TUESDAY.-At / p m. for Cape Hayti, st
Domingo, aud Turks Island, per steamship
SsG GYgH m Ne per ~ steamship team p wnaerer @ % Via
wEDNfsDx IA, . a. m. for Europe, per
Rfsmen s 2euors fcf ireland aud France must
be directed per Werrg); NJ ~ m. for France
al IN. for the Netherlands direct, per steam.
ship ZaAndAm, via Ansterdnmi Rt 1i30 y. M
for Europe, per steamship Auranh' via
TIiURsDAY.-At 1On, IN, for Central America
and the south Pacific Ports per steamship
Colon. via Aspinwall uetters for Mexico must
be directed per Iolon' ,, a. ~ m Tor Europe,
town (ietiers Tor GSrmany nnG Franco must be
directed "pct city Of Chester ml p, n, iot
Forte hSS 1IrsS, gsr ., semslp An.Iss ronco.
MeIlso Ier steamship cEHisSndoysp 9et,sasSs .aS
Giy % PseSls @ % Via Havana Lawn H s,ef. I sr NessS
p NJ. St Europe. p PEI per Steamship Tossing, Via
plymouth, Cherbohrg, and Hamburg,
81. Tierre.Miquelon, via Halifax at 10 A. IN.
for Jamaica, Limon, Greytown, Savanllla &c,
SArURDAN.-Atbh . a. IN, for Europe, per steam.
ship CITY Of Rome via Queenstown Oetters
f0rGtrmany, &c, must be directed per city
OF Home NJ at . n. IN. for Europe, per steam
ship Celtic, via Queenstown Octters must he
directed "per Celtlc'li nj D q. N. for belgium
direct, per steamship Noordlhnd, via Ant
werp; At 3 a. IN, for scotland, per steamship
Circassia, via UlaAgow Qetters must bc d.
recled per CircaSslA'')i at ~ ~ m. for Vene.
zuela and Curaooa. pcr steamship Gienyne, et
III a. m. for Europe, per steamship Nonnu, Via
Southampton aud Bremenj VI l.nO Il. m. Tor
Cuba aud Porto Rico, per steamship Niagara,
huatan, per steamship \. IL Ward, IT,, via
Now Orleans =
Malls for China and Japan, per steamship City of
Ieking, yin san Frnnclsch, close here July slD
at u. m Malls for Alystralia, Now Zealand,
sandwich and FIJI Islands; per steamship CITY
OF sydney tyia han ffanciscO), close here July
go ut .. IN, Tor on arrival at New York Qf
steamship Briiannio with british malls
for Australisl
'The schedule OF closing Of oiTransrAcinc &c malls
| Is arranged on the presumption Of their uninter'
rupted overland Transit 10 San Francisco
Malls from the East nrriylng ON time at San
| francisco on tho day OF sailing OF steamers are
| dispatched thence the Aamo dny,
| HENRY q, PEARSON, pustmastss
| PosrovFICE, NEW yoRV. July =, lhst
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-07
PERSONAL CoMFORT.

INEET RELiEVfsD WITHOUT PAIN IN
A FEW MINUTES.
Corns, Bunions Club and Inyorted Nails. and
DIR. WHITE 4 SON, Surgeon Chfropodists,
14l8 Pc. av., opposite Willard'a Hotel. Weshing-
ton, D. o, and n North Eutaw st. opposite Eu. ~:
putting the feet In order. Thirty-eighth years
OF professional experience.
OEw TURKISH BATH CDR. BoVEls's).
pool good ventilation. Ladies', Monday aud
Friday Lot open Sunday Open nom 4 a. ~.
TIL $3.50 p; MI saturday, IA p. m. Baths vi
ap6 DIR. II. L. BovEE, Electrician.
TJaHE sHEDD BATHS, pOe E ST, YEAR
Il 0th-,rurkish Russian, Sulphur, and Mer~
cnrial Baths given with skill and eApetence.
Manipulation OF 10 years experience at this es-
tablshment Single bath, eli tickets ior eoI
Ia for 40. Open Sunday nom D q. M 70 p mo
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-07

n5ss REMEMBER THE .FIRsr GRAND
aS|S picnic of the two United Italian Societies
will be given at uuethler's Park. Navy Yard,
1340 y street southeast, op MONDAY EVEN.
and balloon ascenslQn by Prof T.. Dlmarzo,
Twenty-Five prizes will be distributed, some OF
n. BIN cnse Of rain will take place Tuesday.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-07
WANTED-EMPLorMEyT.

DY AN ARTIST OF LONG EXPERIENCE
ID Pupils in different styles of painting aud
drawing; az per month; lessons a week. Ad
dress Mrs. s., Republican Office. 1-1O
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-07
EsTABLISHED 1881.

Goods called for and delivered free OF charge
TO any place In the city. Postal cards responded
TO promptly. Jyl-3m
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-07
WANTED-HELP.

wv RELIABLE AGENTS
w for the United states .Beneilcal Society.
Apply daily amer n. NJ, e L. e GADD, Secre-
N, w, q
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04
VETERAN ASSOCIATION
or the EN-soldlors and sailors Of star
COunty---The Annual Pionio.

or the EN- Soldiers and sailors of stark
County---The Annual Picnio.
At n meeting of the Stark County
Veteran Soldiers and Sailors Association,
held In the q. A, Il, Post rooms. Friday
following Vice Presidents were selected
10 aid In working up an interest aud
assist In disseminating the objects Of
the association In their respective town.
ships: Col, j, W. DougheTty, Lake; j,
W. Wearstler. Marlboro; Jos, Frederlcka,
Washington; h. II. Prescott, Lexington;
DR.. A. Ponlius, Nimishillen; flank
Schiltz, Plain; Gen. Samuel Beatty,
Jackson; Capt. W. q. Myers, Lawrcn nee;
Capt. UhIman, Perry; Capt. @, r. 0ldleld,
Canton; Hiram Doll, 0snabuig; Rich
ard Metz, Sandy; Samuel Stands, Pike;
Monroe slAter, Bethlehem; j. c, Gerwig,
Paris; j. w. Speakman, Paris; JamCs
Crise, Sugar Creek.
The OBJ Gets OF thia association may 6p
briefly stated as follows: II Is an assO'
citation Of all honorably discharged
soldiers and sailors at present residents
OF Stark county, who meet nj such time
and place, In annual convention, aa the
association may determine; 10 perpetu'
ate as far as possible the memory OF our
comrades who have fallen In battle or
have died OF disease or from the elfectg
OF wounds received In the discharge Of
duty; 10 preserve and continue tho 80
clal ties formed under circumstances So
peculiar; TO preserve for our pOsterity
Tho history Of the various struggles IN
which we have been engaged TO be OF
mutual assistance TO each other In such
ways AZ may be proper and right"
Tho llrst annual convention or picnic
will be held on Friday, September 10Th,
1884, nj Beach City, o, All soldiers and
sailors Are respectfully invited TO be
present aud participate In the exercises,
An opportunity will be offered TO all
honorably discharged soldiers and sail.
ora 10 Join the association NJ that time,
Further information will bo given In
the newspapers OF Stark county In the
near future. II, II, PACKER, Sec'y.
j. NJ. EBERsoLE, President,
County papers pleaee copy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04
MAssILLoN.
sherin's saie--- Extensive improvements
Criminal Record For A Day,

sherlfrs saie.-- Extensive Improyements---
Criminal Record For A Day
FIFTY employees of Russell'sshopa have
organized u Blaine and Logan White
Hat Club. With the other similar club
this will make one hundred TO be thus
crowned when ON parade aud that num-
ber of hats have been ordered.
Deputy Sheriff Krider concluded the
sale at auction yesterday OF the stock OF
groceries formerly owned by Charles ..
I'loom. The total receipts from the sale
amounted TO $1,000, which Will DO ap
piled, less expense for conducting the
sale, towards the payment OF the claim
OF Charles Fl0Om, father OF the grocer,
which amounts to $i,70O
The regular weekly shoot OF the Mas
sillOn Rod and Gun Club, took place Fri
day afternoon on the old fair grounds,
with the following result: Az 20 single
clay pigeons, 10 yards rise, the score
stood: d. NJ, Scott, a; David Reed, III
". W, Eckert, 8; l., Shauf, 10; Elmer
Baer, 10; II. II. Coleman, 4j Sherman
Baer, 10. At Ave pairs Of pigeons, IL
yards rise, Scott got 2; Reed, 4; Eckert,
5; shauf, 4; II. Baer, 7; Coleman, 3;S.
BaeT, 0.
Russell q Co. have started work on
following extensive improvements to the
their already large manufacturing es'
tatllshment, and will finish all OF them
before the snow aies: An addition OF
brick to the west end Of their foundry
40xl00 feet; q brick addition, three
stories high, TO the east end OF the sepa'
ratOr warehouse, the present building
being four stories high, making ware
house $40 feet fronting the NJ. Wayne
railroad; an englne'erectlng room at
south end OF main building on Erie,
1876 feet long, also OF brick; frame ex
tension TO boiler shop, 80 feet In length,
on the weat side OF Erie street, nearly
opposite tho shops, frame barn, for
private horses OF members OF the firm,
l0x50 feet, two stories, and carriage
shed separate. The carpenter work is
being done by j. E, DOddridge and the
brick work by ID. NJ. Keratetter.
Here Ia Il record Of one days business
before two OF our Justices OF the Peace
Martin Mist and wife, arrested for as
sault on Barnharl Stukey, father OF Mrs,
MIST. Barnhart Stukey, arrested nndei
peace proceedings, on complaint Of Mar
tin Mist and wife. Mrs. Schouneamau
swOre out q warrant against Andy Dan
geleisen, for betting and winning
watch, valued at $35, from her aOn,
John Scheuneaman. Dangelelsen filed
complaint against John acheuneaman
for embezzlement. Mrs. Scheuneaman
fied warrant against Andy Burkee for
gambling, In winning $22 FROM her un
lucky sOn John. Blrle> brings pr, O., d
ings against John SCheuneaman for bet
ting. Mrs, william Bellingham ropley'
inod buggy from A. Q. Martin, the
vehicle now being In the hands Of the
Constable.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
Probable Fatal Accident 10 Fred Buch
man, of bethlehem Township,

Probable Fatal Accident 10 Fred HuCh'
man, Of bethlehem Township.
Mr.. Fred Buchanan. n farmer, living
In Bethlehem township, started To drive
to Canton this morning with q horse
and spring wagon, About nine o'clock
~ no was descending the big hill, Just
beyond tho Oak Grove, u part Of tho hOr.
ness broke, letting the wagon down
upon the horse. The latter foll for
ward, the shafts striking tho ground
hurling Mr.. Bnchman head foremost Ia
the ground. lle struck upon hla head
and right shoulder.
The Injured man was taken TO the
home Of hia brother, Mr., Charles Buch.
man, on East Third street, and DR.. Lein'
niger called. The latter dressed the
wounds, aud reports tho injuries ~
quito serious. The right shoulder blade
IL broken, tho head and shoulder cut
aud scratched, aud the lungs badly hurt
Mr.. Buchanan is sixty.fonr years old and
his age makes tho injuries oil the more
serious. The chances are small for his
recovery. I.I.
The serious nature OF tho wounds
makes II impossible TO move tho man Ia
his home, and even In case no improves
u will be some days before he can stand
the journey. .. U u
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04
Road Notice.

Notice IA hereby given that petition will bo preaen,
tod 10 tho Commissioners OF Stark county nj their neIt
hoation 70 be held ON tho nrt Monday OF September
A. d. 1884, praying for the alteration OF tho o0unty
r0Ad along tho following described route In aad county
owli Beginnng M corner atone IN The county road
leadlng irgn the county lne dnQ0bally 10 tho Mon.
d. ubefn thence east along the quarter sec line Of
teclion2O fua township until tintersec tho ROAD run.
mug n0 IN ana south known m tho East lreOnylllo
road Aud Jour petitioners also pray for tho vacation
OF the road filnning diag0nay through tho land oil
John Woldman beginning NJ the above named county
f0hn hnd running northeast until II nl0faecta the
above mentioned uroovllle road Also tho vacation OF
that part " county road beginning NJ corner alone
Above mentioned and running southeast until II INFER
scots the 0feonylllo road. va OBElLIN
JOHN WkIDMAN
uli5tM Principal PetiuOnora
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04

The olIlce held by the Klndeys IL one
OF Importance. They not ng natures
sluico.way TO carry or the extra liquids
from the syetem and with them the i'm.
purities both those that aro taken into
tho stomach and those that are formed
In the blood. Any clogging or inaction
OF those organs IL therefore important
Kidney Worth Ia Natures efficient alsist
ant III keeping tho kidneys In good
working order, strengthening them and
inducing healthy action. II you would
get well ond keep well, take Kidney
Worth,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04
NOTICE.

state OF ohio, stark County Court OF Common Pleas
~ V, . Notice to taro Dispositions.
Henry wostwoOd.
The defendant will take notice that Saturday tho
goth day OF september, A, y. 1884 tho above named
plaintln VIII take tho dopOHona Of Mr. and Mrs Con.
rad jacobs 10 be used NJ eydenre on tho tal OF tho
above cano, NJ tho 0ili0e u " Moody, NJ ZanosyN
nhl0j also tho deposition OF Mlas M0lo WllllAna 10
bc uned M evidence on tho tIhl " tho above case At
the once OF T. W, Smith, Oifofd OHIO between the
hOu Of eight O'Clock n, m aud aI O'Clock u, m, Of
raid day aud that the taking OF tho same wild bo ad.
lourned from dnp 70 Jay between tho same hours un.
III they are completed. CHAA Il MILLER
AuK2B'hw Attorney for Plaintiff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04

Following are the transfers recorded
up to date.
Jos. II. Kitchen TO Daniel Griillth, out
lot IA In Perry w, 800. Oorwln Eceroad
und wife 10 JACOB y. Eckr0nd, quit
claim 20 1914 acres In TuscBrawue ~,
$500, George Winner TO John j. Burn
heimer, tract Of land In Canton W, $2,.
500, Samuel G. Howenstlne and wife %
Thomas shannon, lot II In village Of
lIoweDgtine, &7b. .n.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04

who use DR.. BlgelOw'a Positive Cure oil
speak highly Of II for coughs, colds,
whoOping cough, Group, bronchitis,
asthma, influenza, and all throat and
lung diseases. Its cure IL safe, speedy
and permanent. Price 80 cents and vi;
trial bottles free Of Durbin, Wright ~
Co., druggists,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04
ASis.ooo DAMAGE SUIT
For Injuries Received In the Dlg vaiic,
Railway Wreck,

For Injuries Received Ia the DIg valley
halfway Wreck,
John Slumsky, father and guardian
Mary Slumoky, q minor. has br0ugh,
suit IN Common Plens Court against
Tho Valley Railway Company, asking
damagoa In the sum Of $4,000, for IN.
juries suotOiuod Ivy Mary Slumsky IN
The wreck Oh that road, north
OF Canton, on the eyoning OF July i0lh
Tho petition AYERS that the girl has
been cOn6ued TO her bed ever since The
accident that she has suffered greatly
and Will forever suffer by reason Of the
l j1ries received.
Mary Slumsky. II will bo remembered,
had foot badly cruphed,
NelI n Neif, Cleveland attorneys
brought tho action, on behalf OF the
plaintiff. ..|UU '.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04
Attachment Notice.

Peter Calme0t whose residence IA unknown viii tako
notice that on tho 7th day II july, A. d. 1894 George
Yl0And ore the Justices Of tho poaoo within and for
Stark county Ohi0 NJ tho suit Of Louis FraeE aganat
you, Issued M order VI attachment for tho allm VI
t1 iB and costs 0i suit aud upon return Oi tho con.
stable showing "NO property or oiftolg found,n eaid
Justice IN pursuance OF sec COLA o tho nnyOd Stat
uu OF Ohio, certified said cause 10 tho Common ploan
court OF enid o0uuly-uaso No, 022.-and M attach.
mont was Issued In said action in said Common Pleas
Court
Of september, 1884. LOUIS ElllaIcy
hON0 a MOCAury, Attys, iulyoi.LW
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04

Women with pale, crlorless faces, who
feol weak and discouraged, will receive
both mental and bodily yigor by using
Cartpf's Iron Pills, which are made FOR
tho blood and complexion. septlgm.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04

IL. Blair, Alderman 9th ward, scran.
ton, Pa, stated Nov. ., 'S8: Ho had used
DR.. Thomas Eclectric oil for spralns,
hurns, cuts, bruises aud rheumatism,
Cared every time,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04

"pock's Bad Boy was produced nj the
Comedy Theatre last evening, and wns
received with penl after peal OF laugh
tor by an audience which filled the
use.--INew York Times. A
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04

Ayers Ague Cure, when used accord
Ing to directions, Ia warranted TO clean
the system OF malarlal disease, fever
and ague, chill, intermittent, remittent
aud bilious fcyera, and liver disorders
Try II. The experiment Is safe, and
W III coat you nothing.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04

When Patti was In San Francisco she
was described as tho greatest diva on
earth, whereupon professional sent
her u chulloDge 10 swim any distance
she might name for silver cup.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04

Rev. D. O. o born of the First M. IL,
Church, assisted by u number OF ladies
Of the W. 9. r. u. held religious services
In the isil Sunday afternoon. a'.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04
Cntnrrh OF tho nlndder.

Singing irritation, Inflammation, all
kidney and Urinary Complaints, cured
by "Buchu-paiba." &I.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04
Application for Pardon.

Notice 10 hereby glyon that application Il about 10 be
made for tho pardon OF Joseph bynn sentenced 10 con.
nnono IN tho ponlttntRry " the tAto for four years
undor three Indictments on November 27th 1892 one
Tor horse 0eallnR ono for grand afoong and one for
burglary. (aug2Hd) ANNIE ulihEN.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04

"0plnions are but little things," slld
John Wesley 1875 years ago We think
TINT opinions which are backed by tx.
perience are substantial Tav masses
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04

Now we leave the summer months be-
hipd and enter upon tho mild Septeni.
ber." TI'l N.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04

0nI A tor tho wofklng claes, Send 10 Ocnta fof
IIll III poetlau, una 40 VIII mail YOU fnHh, y royal
hill III valuable tor ~ SAMPLE goods thhi Will put
UUUU ynp tho why " making moro money IN .
few days thnnl ever thought possible NJ my hunost
Capital not rc urOd, No WI start r0u, You eau
Nuik nll tho time 0f NJ spare tlnp onlY lhe WORK N
nnlyrna, nHnptcd 10 both eoxca younA aud old, You
can easily earn from 80 cents 10 W ryotr oy0nR That
Nil WhO want work may test Tho business, wo make ilt
Win Hmd al Ia pas for the trouble " writing ua Full
pafilonlArd dlirplmla etc. HOnl FREQ Fortunes viii
be made BY those who lvc their whole lime To tho v0fa
Otcni succcaA AhHlHthy sure Don't delay start nnw
Nlin,aa ttlsaON 90, CORTLAND NlAlnr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04
Divorce Notice.

Henry wra,wOOf, who rraldcnoo IA unknown, Ia
hereby notified thnt MARTHA NJ Wogwool, dld, on the
g0lh day VI duly, A. u. ibsi Mo her prtii0n In tho
0ncn VI tho clerk VI tho Court VI Common pcaa with
IN and Tor the county " stark and ttNr N h0 chnrg.
I'M tho aaid llcnv wcstN0od with pro'H nthcci Oi
duty aud aaklng that aho may bc divorced ifun The
said ilrnIy Wratw0Od, which petition wlll stand for
hoaHng ut tho next Urui " anld l0urt
MARINA 81, MhbrWoOD.
f, nalcd july ~, iHSL.9lLw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04

would particularly call tho attention OF tho Trus
tees and oouncllmen TO Sections 6l0i and bisO TO-
ylsed Statutes.
Given under my hAud, at tho city Of Canton, this
litdW OF september A. D. 1884.
JAMES LEE, Sheriff,
auQ28 Stark County. Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04
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