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THE COGSwTLL FOUNTAIN.

VI. a. MCGOWAN, stonecutter ami contractor OF
this city, has sent a note to the District commits
SionerS i'm reference to the CogSwell fountain say
ing: "Nith your approval viii make IL oil use 10
the public without cost 10 the District govern
lhent.' In what manner he proposes 10 render the
fountain Seryiceable he does not explain.
BUILDING PERMITS
nave been Issued by Inspector Entwisle rs follows:
T. y. Dwyer erect four two-stOry dwellings,, III, be-
tween Sd and IL streets southwest; 5000. j. II.
Dove, repair brick, 1904 Ii street northwest $50.
NEW BUILDINGS IN OCTOBER.
Building Inspector Entwisle reports the number
OF new buildings erected during the month OF Octo
Der at 49, repairs 162 This is the largest work for
october in the experience OF his Office.
MISCELLANY.
a number OF property holders on list street north
east have sent written protest TO the District
commissioners against the erection OF fence along
the Baltimore aud Ohio railroad tracks on this
square.
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nUNCASSON BROS. AIcuoneers
ENTIRE FURNITURE, CARPETS &C.,
CONTAINED IN DWELLING No. 900 G STREET
NORTHWEST,
Comprisin1-
H. c. PARLOR FURNITURE, WALNUT ETEdERE,
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES Nj. I. TABLES,
WARDROBES, COTTAGE SETS, HAIR AND
OTHER MATTRESSES. PILLOWS AND BOIx-
STEERS WARE, EXTENSION TABLE, DINING
CHAIRS, KITCHEN UTENSILS, SC,
AT AUCTION,
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER FIFTH,
at TEN O'CLOCK, will sell at the above named
ldence the Furniture &C. contained therein, to which
the attention of buyers Is called. nl-3t
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AUCTION SALES.

HEALTH DEPARTMENT DISTRICT OF CO
III LJMBIA
Nof1CE-There will be sold at the Pound, corner
NOVEMBER THIRD 1894. at TWO O'CLOCK p NJ,
red and white spotted horned Cow taken in the
northwestern section of the city and remaining in the
pound unclaimed
BY order of the Health Officer
1t SAMUEL, FL NSTEIS, POundmaster
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DE- YE HEALED GO To DR. BROTHERS 9O6
ID al'i 'a5 street southwest and BE- cured The only
11bia rs-1den; aeStrt'ng physician in Washington
70 LAS -IV Is partl Uar attention the treatment
an. care ali forms Of Disease" particularly Of
Z rrIyaf@ ei.aTact = FOR over 81 years. oc2y-lm-
TsR- 1iOBERT> OF, TIE WELL KNOWN BAITT-
~ -peClailst. Wit 20 years experience In
fre4t, al diseases o. the GaEersiye Orzl4e aud Ner-
Steru can be cVieDtisily consulted every We'd
lesiay and Saturday. T. m at 45G 4 street
Northwest - street -zarrte.-l ia every
WItoU us3ux nEuscOus drugs, caUstics or lner-
tuEy- S-1fate fCrlus Tor i2d4es- CCi-3sI
SHEDDS FURNISH AND RUSSIAN BATHS IN
- IruEc1- neE swimming pool; Iar-e well-lgiltcd
and ventilated hut rooms. expert shdnpoOer i'll attend
EnCr S:' 81 IL -. Open SUNDAY from to p o3- I'm
Ts50 IFCSE WITH Pills MUHLEMAN NO
4 I2{ eth stree: northwest. piles by direct
trestIu.-ut without tia knife caHStiC. LECTURE
Cure guaranteed j Irof. ETinkerhOff's Painless
Treatment MS recent discovery is the Only plan
new known for curing lies without the knife hga-
turt. i almost Iaii.ies, safe and permanent
WHICH, career or sss OF time; falls 10 cure;
eharzes Inoosra-e Hours TO y. L. sef2n'
MI ROSS
1IIi'HIE CT. aIRvoYAST AND ASTROI OGrSr
eal cC5sSUlted business and all affairs Of liza
1es. 81.
II slffce 1910 lish street northwest Hours from
y Ia e = y H. anu from 10 r. seI3
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DENTISTRY.

- AMUEL J. SCOTT. d. D. s.
- ftteen years exrcficuce in Dentistry Cfrse 1907
street northwest Preservation o the Natural Teeth
. SPECIALITY oc23
EAR RANDALL PARSONS. 42S TrH STREET
y n. W over Baliautynes Operative and mechanical
dentistry skIfl;ily performed. Gas atnsiaistered
LCse-ltf fees. 1gI. Years experience Hours
a. l. PIN.
~. STARR PAJSONS. COZ. 9TH AND L STREETS
IN y fiiij,ae seciaty; ssc. the core OF tooth
teir viiCI.t sI.-rtiI. local anSsslcthic. used ~,
- .t'sas. avfIes PAIN 81 SxiIsctlng. Gas ssye:
sl&tE'~ E's>-trste.
ilfs from Csr1,er D Dentistry IN all
-. i.i-i'e-% 4se& inserted 81 Ie= set Al work
N------- .@nl
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PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT-The debt statement
issued to-day shows the reduction OF the public
debt during the month OF October to be S. 307 193;
In the Treasury, $434 gold certificates out
standing $40 800; silver certificates, outstand
ing, 1881 $50 5al certificates OF deposit outstanding,
$17S55 600 refunding certificates outstanding, 1884,
8O0 legal tenders outstanding, S346 ISL 9l6; rae-
uOnal currency outstanding, S6Gi,2s79
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-01

Funeral Sunday, November I'd. at p m. from As
bury church. Friends Of the family Teapectfaiy in-
vited 10 attend
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PROFESSIONAL.


NADAGE PAWN fRfSIDkNTl MANICTRF AND
VA SURGEON CH1EOPODIST.--Finz Nails teauti
FED: Hang Nails and Biting Nails positive cur-d.
sOrIs Euions narrowing Nails and al Diseases OF the
<eet successfully treated. single treatment either
hands feC., 81. Course Tickets sixteen visits uooi ~
my Washington. Baltimore Richnsond o.fces 40
Separate Offices for Iaeiles and Gentlemen RoopSs
and 6. 945 Penusy iyanis avenue. oc2-Im.
1,OOT SUEGE RY.-USEFUI. EFT BEING REOIrr
slte To- health, the highest MEDICAL surgical iIld
Sl1i, political military and naval dignitares az this
county, representatives. of leading foreign GOVERN
Iaents sud thousands of other well known perSonares
visit GI. WHITE & SON, 1iIG PpnnSyivauia avenue
Mashngton and II North Eutaw street Baltimore for
fhe requisite treatment OF Cors. Bunions Inverted
Nails. &c 1hlrty-Liu;h year oI practice Fee 81
Nlslt- $3.50
NEME. BROOkE TELLS ALI. THE FvFNTS OF
w LIE All business confidential ISles and Gen.
,suen 80 cents each lOo street between 4th and 9Th
streets northwest tl4-74ws
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

COUNTY PROPERTY FOR RENT OR SALE
- House and two tweiys acres; good water.
ECCd road perfectly healthy; beautiful grow ard lovely
view; easy terms DR.. WADSN ORTIZ, 1923 Vermont
avenue It,
I,OR SALE = OR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED
n cry property lovely plae at Laurel. Md: Is
aces: al nndertrencd AMI well frIIited: handsome
villa containing and bath roonl cellar under
whole house; summer kitchen stable and Carriage
mouse fIy barn Very convenient 10 depot ONLY p min
Stes from city. TYLER & RUTHERFORD I226 street
SOUTHWEST n1-3t'
JFOR SAT.E-FARa-A VERY DESIRABLE TIN
= acre Farm ct hives Station, l. & o. T. r. miles
from Washington. all under the highest state of cnlti
new hoIlst aud tarn worth S2C0J. insured for
&isi0 VIII be sod Tor $500 Inquire On prs mi es
a. owner, WM- EEiDER. of
PARKER & TOWNSEND
'C-.-lm 14lS r street northwest
EHoR kENT-'RAvENWOOD." AT HYATTSYTILE
n Nd House. fourteen rooms: modern improve
1ienIs viii b rented very cheap for the winter months
Apply 10 'l3 Market Spcce. or 1880 Pa oc22-Im
FOR sALE-MPROYED-ONE-H UNDRED- ACRE
Z arm IN 1aIrfsx county, Va Apply to JNO. H.
tLO>o' OI4 r street northwest. oc.Gth.s ,tu-4ws
SJOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A BEAUTIFUL.
= rural village hOnie II BrI EEtwOod d c. Fix acres
a. land; niie-rocu dwelling. barn. &c plirst water
t-sd me fruits L. n IHILLlkS 142S New York ave-
Lue- oc2-lm
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

The twenty.Arth State s. s. Conyen.
ton OF Ohio will be held at Toledo, in
the First Congregational church, be-
ginning Tuesday evening, June 3, aud
closing Thurday evening, June 5, 1884.
Learning, wisdom, devotion Will here
blend their eXcellenCics, Rich and In.
spring views Of the past, and thought
fnl addresses, free discussions and do.
lighttnl gospel fellowship may be ex-
pected.
Every SuudNy-sChOOl should appoint
a representative, Every friend Of the
Bible Is invited to full participation
and privileges, Toledo generously prof
ters TO each "cOnyenti0ner" Il table, u
couch, and u welcome.
Every school and county should make
sure that Its statistical report Is for
w0fdedi euch unorgAnized county
should be organized, and each school
send on ile zone contribution"
In lieu Of any public collection Il is
thought oil will Ind pleasure IN making
u silver anniversary gift, from turtle
dove" twenty Aye cent piece TO AN eagle
Of ten round dollare, The latter consti-
tuting u lfe.membership- or IN plain
words, from quarter Of dollar up
wards.
Reduced railway rates are expected.
Let the earnest and the generous aud
the true hearted and tho willing hearted
gather In d worthy host.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01
LOUIsVILLE.


Items Of Interest from our Regular Corr
respondent
Louis Menegay haa been appointed
section boss.
Doctor POntlos has moved TO his real
denee on GOrgas street,
Mrg Frank Friday has returned from
q business trip TO New York,
Mrs. James Brdnner Of Alliance, IL
visiting her parents Mr.and Mf3 Botea'
MI. Joseph Sands returned from Mas.
aIllOn whore he attended the funeral OF
his brother.
Mlas Edna Packer, who ha2 been atay'
Ing D, Nj, slu3sef'a for some Tine past,
went to Cleveland on Wednesday,
jOhn Kern, farmer resident Of this
place ana Inventor Of Che extension
ladder was at the Fremont House this
week,
The interest Of B, Matthias IN the
grocery business In the Hunamaker
buildng was purchased by Haryey
susser,
Widow MOnnoi, LIVING two miles ast
OF Louisville, hlod AN aAliaylt before
Squire Coy, Wednesday morning chnrR.
ing her second hushnnd, Nh Pierre
CoulbOt, with all kinds Of low actions,
gmong them, threatening her and the
chIldIonN lives and frightening hof 10
such au cX.eul ehe tainted, Nud remain.
ed In That condition for three h0nls A.
the trial the charges were fully suH'
tanned by Che testimony n Mrs. COnrhot
ana hef children lie was held IN 5000
ball, which he secured.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

Following IN The text Of the new jury
law pNsaed NJ the late session OF the
Ohio Legislature.
"lf u Juror has expressed or formed m
opinion as TO the guilt or innocence OF
the accused. the court shall thereup0n
proceed to examine such Juror on oath,
~ 10 the grounds Of such opinion, and II
such Juror says that he believes he can
render au impartial verdict notwith'
standing such opinion, aud II the court
IL satisfied that such Juror Will render
Nh impartial verdict upon the evidence,
may admit MIN Ga comdetent TO serve In
such case Gs Juror"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01
RAILWAY l,ou -rholr ohnrao,orl.llo.

The current number OF the 81. Louis
Railway Register speaking Of tho above
class. says: Railroad men, Ike aall0ra,
form class by Themselves diiloren In
many respects from their fellows. They
are essentially hard workers, from Tho
lowest 20 the higheet; they are elan.
nleh, having u strong friendship for
encll other; they have an ambition lead.
ing them not only TO do for themselves,
hnt especially to advance the interests
OF Tho company that employs them:
they are brave ana generous aud, as a
rule pusseelors Of strong intellects, aud
y arp, keen wits
The service keep The men on icnsion
Tho atrife for business. the exoltements
OF The road, The desire to accomplish the
greatest possible reeulte, aud the sense
Of being, TO some extent, always before
tho public, oil unite to stiDlu 40 them
10 DO their best There IL In the service,
too. much that makes II like the mill.
tary prolpspiuD the employees are divided
Into divisions aud classes, each hayirc
itA hend. aud thpsp subordinate leade
nra 10 turn subject 20 few higher OH.
cels, wbv ooey tne single will In com.
iunnd.
Tps reqaIrewsats Nrs giTict and sS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01
pEwAI1,s CASE.
lie Concludes 10 0o Back 10 Colorado with
out Further Trouble,

lie Concludes 10 0o Back 10 Colorado with
out Further Trouble,
Frank W. Dewalt, the defaulting Lead.
Vile bank president, was brought before
United States Commissi oner White gt
Cleveland for examination yesterday
morning, BY the advice OF his attorney
he wall, cd u hearing, and was held IN
$20,000 bull, Being unable TO procure
this, he was remanded back to jail
Commissioner White ordered his 70.
mowl to Colorado, and Deputy Marshal
0dell left with him for Denver last
evening, where he will be tried. Mar.
shal Schlagle was telephoned to from
Cleveland yesterday afternoon asking
him IF he would accompany Marshal
0dell TO Denver with his prisoner, but
a. no arrangements satisfactory to Mar.
shal Schlagle could be made, that officer
declined the prolIered invitation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

acting, the labor ls arduOns, frequently
80 exhaustive that many break down
under II, yet there Is fascination and
exhiliarati0n connected with the work
that compensate for all the dlsadvant'
ages. The railways have established O
new profession, AZ high In degree 40 any
other and calling for equal abilities and
talents.
The railway army IL composed OF
young men. Among the officers are
many with gray hair, caused by severe
application TO duty rather than by age,
Many. too, have alnk under the burden,
into premature decay and death. But
the zeal Of the others Is constantly In
creaaing and is leading them to new In
yentlOns, grea improvements, and more
perfect methods, 80 that rallr0adlng Ia
now science, capable of limltless do
yelopment aud progress.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

Uncle Joseph Sharp, who has been sick
for the past two monthg, died on Friday
morning last AZ 2;30 O'Clock, lie resided
four miles northeast Of town, lle was
20 years old, He leaves an aged widow.
lie was man OF excellent character
lIo came 20 Illinois In 1865, and has 70
aided here since. Ho WIS buried In the
Rupp cemetery on Saturday at f.
O'Clock. The funeral took place from
Liucoln chapel, Elders Henry aud Dan'l
Rupp officiating, lilo was u member Of
the Lutheran Church, Martinsyille
Ull) Express.
Joseph Sharp formerly resided In rus.
cerawas township, this county aud 70.
moved from hero several years ago. lle
was q regular subscriber 10 The DFM0.
CRAT for a number OF years paet,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

A great many horses, the Northwest.
ern Farmer states, are sadlyabused from
the teOrs, whlms aud capriCe8 OF their
driyero, Some mon are ever ready for
acme excuse for putting horse to his
utmost endurance, But Of all the bad
treatment to which our faithful horses
are subjected there IN nothing compare
Bile 10 that received at the hands OF u
dTunkeSown aud driver, whose char.
acter, Tor tho time being at least, If
weighed by any Just measure OF lutelli.
gence or conduct, would be vastly below
that Of the noble aud faithful animal
that Is suffering through his drivers
abuse.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

Mr.. G. W. Faust, on tho Georgetown
rond, eust Of town, we learn, has sold
thus far about 10000 cabbage plants Of
the curly varieties, OF extra nne size
and quality His raspberry plants too
have been going fast, having sold up TO
this tlme, over 1900 Of the Gregg aud
about 10000 more of Mammoth, Cluster
aud DoOlittle varieties. Mr.. Faust has
5000 hnc tomatoe plants ready whom
people want.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01
suocKlSG SUICIDE
OfMr Horace G shaaafeit, Of Cmlun ~
Sow ilWlin

OF M, Horace g. sLmnfflf of Canton, ~
Sow iiwlln,
A telephone message from DR.. Steelp,
Ol New Berlin, 10 Coroner Leiningef at
II o'clock thia Uhuuday) morning, AN.
nOnucad the suicide there.u Mr., Horace
q 6hanatelt, OF thia city, The deed wa
committed about glJ o'clock tbia morn
Ing M, ShUuaiet he'd been Visiting
win his family at tho rosidonCe OF ma
lnthorln-laR IN New Berlin for s0me
five or six weeks past, ana OF laye was
rulhbf dCspOndpnt aud spoke several
times about suicide AZ The hour mon'
toned no was sitting On back porch of
bis ratherla laws residence, while hiu
TIVE children, aged and o years resp q.
lively were playing about near hlm
WlthuutH word Of warming, Mr., Shana-
felt picked upa lOadCd rille, which was
standing near by uud, placing n near
tho right ear, Cred the contents into his
head, Death wGe instantaneous,
Coroner LeininRer lott tur New Berlin
IN response 10 the summons, and Will
hold nm inquest Mr. Shanaiet was
about SO years old, aud for many ye0rs
was employed AZ moulda, ut q, Ault.
man a. Goa, He lenyo4 10 wife ana two
children, 8hO are stricken with grief.
Mr. Shanalelt had u largo circle Of
friends aud ucQuaintAnceH Ia Canton,
all n whom viii be shocked 10 learn
OF bis rash deed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

DEAR HUDDy: pease send by money
order $50, want 10 get droaa
GENENlEvE.
p ST. had almOat forgotten to send
my love, Your little wifey. q.
DEAR iENEvlEyE i send you my un.
dyiug, best love, Your husband,
CHARLES,
p, ST. had almost forgotten to say
| can't send the $50, With n kiss.
CHARLES,
[Wllllamspoft Breakfast Table.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01
Road Notice.

Notice II hereby 9lypn that petition viii be- pteee.
ted 10 thn Commissioners OF Ninrk ms, ONO NJ their
lowing lime t0wlti beginning IN the center " tho
county road NJ tho n0ftliwpHt corner 0i prctU 10 IN
plaln tiwnship IN said county, thence north OH tho
section Hue between sections % aud 20 IA sald own
Ahip 10 The cOuhiy rnnd Ou the center section lu0 ru
mug chst anu west through said scctl0nH 70 hnu W
hn center OF td proposed ROAD brlng thr ois line 0l
lande owned by Lowls N, pUitiis IlOn'H j lOn lus
pd John 0ntluH aud ihe we liup VI lands uwlld by
susan spepnAn, Hiram j, smith sarah Smith nud
Louis ttAsA HIRAM \, SMITH,
auilthw Principal Petitioner,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01
Divorce Notice.

hvlnOli haueser, whose place Of fnsldenco Il I'm.
known, VIII take notice that Elizabeth SaiHeer dd on
tho Rtih dhy 0f march, itSi iu her pulllion ln Tho
onuu OF tho Ulerk " Tue Court " Common petg within
nnd ion tho county OF stark aud state VI Ohio chatpn
the hhd irvine \ bhuasur with nruaN npRlrci OF uty
amt hsklng that she iuN 10 divorced nom the said
tausspr hnd fnt allnonr which petition viii RlAnu for
huaiinH NJ the nuxt torn NJ unid CONT
hLlzAulTh SAuSsltH,
mamL Lw By !. NJ, MyHna, her Atty
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

An assignment made by George ".
Smith, II dry goods merchant OF Ali.
ance, In favor Of Marvin Collins, was
filed with the Probate Judge yesterday,
with assets NJ about $4,000. and llablll.
tips unknown, Mr. Smith was formerly
engaged In business IN this city His
heaviest creditors arc said to be in Cleye.
land, New York and Pittsburgh.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

One hundred and thirty-threa lodges Of
Knights OF pythlas IN the State show q
net gain In membership OF 2437, or an
average OF 1875 each. The total mum
Der OF lodges Ol The roster la 1874, Total
number OF lodges inatltuted during the
year, 2B; reausCltated, |,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

An East 'ruecarawa' street man sent
one dollar 80 a down.east advertiser,
who agreed for that amount 10 guarAn-
tee he would live TIL past eighty.lve NJ
least, II he would only follow his simple
instructions. The instructions came
don't die till you are ninety"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01
Attachment Notice.

'WN,l,s n , s,pn Wu ilef0rc Jlnthnn Hudson, \
""'F ''"""p' '"'' 4, Of tnnl0n township stark
t.h, i,.nWi,s nan County, uhlO
ON tho 1llh day Of March, a, u, 1894, said jusllco
issued hu Ufdpr VI Attachment IN the NbOyf ncilOn Tor
tho Aun VI f2f2o said cause viii for hunrn on the
Goth day uf May 1884 NJ o o'oloct A. M
JAMES u, STUMP aud
nprl7pw MARY STUMP
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01
Common I,lean CouIL

1920 Theodore Defoor w Mary j. De.
foor, divorce, willful absence.
1880 Wesley white Va Louisa Enel-
cher civil action.
3l3l George Davis w Louis Il, 'rhOm
OF al, civil action
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

Mr.. W. II Ewlg, who lives IN Perry
township. near RI hyille, cut down on
his place lali week The largest Oak tree
In Stark county ho ireemel5ufed lla
feet across tho stump, aud its trunk
made B 500 shingles,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01
Farm For Sale.

wish 10 soil nv inrm Of siM acres In Perry toan
snip ullob eouthOngt VI Msniio on, nnd ~ miles Iron
hlpnlllu gllil0n Un thu COnnotton Il H. On tho iaim
an 10 gorrS NJ rOOd ilubrr goud dwelling bank BAN
diEb, hnd other Outnulldvai NOUu woll aud Ottein
NJ tho house aud well NJ tho buni young benrlnp
orchard NJ thrt acres, AMI chnioo fruit For further
particulars enquire Of tho undunRncd on tho prengog
npiaiOm WILLIAM NAVE,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01
ransfera Of lenI Rainlc,
The following transfere Of real estate
were recorded up TO cate.

WeltltruIutl up W Nhit.
CITY.
Peter B0rst 10 Adam Llppert, 80 feet
of east end lot 2282, "a ward, $500
COUNTY.
Peter Ilouael To Edwin llamakar lot
II, Canton tp, 1925; Peter Houeel TO
Fl0rs IDA Elliott, lot ~, Canton tp,, 81,
40; Taylor Clay TO Mlunie d. Amas, SIX
l30ieet out Of lot 50. MaasilOn, $ll0l,
Taylor Clay 10 Susan Il. Walden, 5lxlSO
fcet ont OF lot 50. Aassillon, bl,lO0i
Zgypr Zeller 10 John BeneE part Of lo,
II, Maasillon, $3.50; Eyana Jones 10
J0hu Evans lot 8, Maysillon, $500; VIM
Bixler 70 Henry Leah lots II TO "a me
elusive, Mlddlebranch, SLIGO; Nichms
HOLES TO Elm A. Hunter lot 49, Mt,
Union, 800.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

Ola large number OF preparations.
Ely's Cream Balm gives the most ralicf
can recommend II for Catarrh, Cold in
the Head ol Hoy Feyer--s, b, Lewis,
Principal Graded School, clinton, Wis,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

The vol known strengthening prop.
critics 0f iron, combined with other ton
les and mostpcrleetuIyIno,arei found
In Carriers Iron Pllla, which strengthen
the nerves and body aud Improve the
blood aud complexion. apll7Rn,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

The Democratic Congregational Con,
yention OF the &&lh district viii be held
at Akron September .. Dave Paige VIII
be nominated aud Mckinley will he his
opponent, There seems 10 be no es
cape fr0m this arr0ngomonL- Carroll
ChrOnlclN.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

II you don't believe In the strength Of
insect life, watch the yelyety little
humble boe, with the tropical polonalse,
and nee him ut "a 200 pound picnic man
out Of the Grass,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

Lewis Miller Mas been elected Presi-
dent Of the American Locomotive Elec-
trlc Headlight Coo with t6OuO0O0 cap
ltal, Incorporated in Indianapolis, The
chance are lUyombI00D Akron Ryltng
the shops, Akron Tunes,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

Local sp0rtsmm will be pleased to
learn that the Legislature has parsed q
bill extending tho duck shooting season
until April 18th, aud the quail seaaOn
from November 1T 10 December 10Th,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

Farmer E'2zeIop and hls wife were
In the city yesterday altefn00G, While
passing down H,rert the old gentleman
looked upnnd read aloud; 'Kidl's SHIRT
Store" Well, / declare" snid hiswile.
"theso men ara always tearing their
ahlrlA.n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

Hoods saraaparilla Is made Of roots,
herbs and barks. II gives tone to the
stomach and makes the weak strong
Bold by druggists.