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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-03-13

10. MARION, of the Courier, in king of the Phoenix Printing Publishing Company, recently aized here, makes, We think very souEd suggestions re- ing that matter, which 1t might for the gentlemen com t,s@nspy 10 take into
 subject; still, we
 emark that two
 pinion, all that
 the people of
 that they are
 that, if the
 large crop If
 true way for
 SC it from it's
 ho is said to
 business man, 5o 6i9 Is and ability . lntefl npetiiion fer posed ne Ter, and what be sill VI create dis-en- the party he people of t and Iavapai eounty-those n wto maintagn newspapers struggled for years 10 keep PiIy papers ruening Tn Pres lie struggle Ii also extends efices, and q lr word for ii, Ien, and is ye', hard work saers C, Keep going.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-03-13

The Want Of Valuable Diuretic Winch, while acting as stimulanr of the k dneys. neither exciteS nor irrjtates them, was long since suppii"d by Hostel- ex@rts in, requisite degree of stimulation rpou these organs, W thout producing irri ation, and is. therefore, far better adapted for the purpose than unmedic cated exc tants ofien resnrtcd to. Dyspepsia, fever and ague, and kindred diseases are all cure by it.
 For sale hy all Druggists and pealc generally.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-02
ACKNOWLEDGING THE FRAUD

New York WOfld,l
The Electoral Count law which has
been passed by the Senate IL an admis-
sion OF the Justice OF the Democratic
claims In the count Of 1870.
When the electoral frauds had been
c0nsummated In the s0.called "dispnt.
ed states, the Democrats insisted that
the false returns could not be counted
without the concurrent asserting vote
OF both houses Of Congress. The Re-
publcans took the ground that unless
the two houses COncurreGtly decided N
reject the fraudulent returns. they must
be counted. by this decision alone waa
the theft Of the Presidency made possi'
Bile.
Tho bill now passed by the Senate
provides that In case OF controversy
those votes only shall be counted which
the two houses, acting separately, shall
c0ncurrently decide 10 be the lawful
votes of the legally appointed electors
OF such states.
This fraud carries with II its own ex.
nosure. Massachusetts, recently certi
Aed 10 the honesty Of It's only Repu6li.
can Representative, who voted against
the larceny Of the Presidency by tender.
ing him the nomination for Governor Of
the state. Now Congress puts the seal
upon its concession OF fraud by enact
Ing 40 the law Of the land the Demo
cratic demand Of 1876, the concession
OF which would have rendered impoB.
sible the subverslon OF the will Of
the people.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-02
LETTER FROM GEN. pUTLEiy

lAlHhloo LpAuohl
The following letter from that dey0t'
cd and fearless friend Of labor, Gen
Benz, Y. Butler, shows that the grand
old hero OF Massachusetts has lost none
OF his characteristic zeal or yigor In
contending for the right:
WASHINGTON, d, G., Jan. 20, 1884.
My DEAR SIR:
sympathiZe deeply with you In your
Views OF the dangers 10 q republic, In
the present condition OF things, II we
are 10 be governed by aggregated
wealth, then we certainly have not the
system Of government founded by our
fathers.
The danger TO our government lies In
that direction, because, with the intelll
gonce OF our people, just 10 soon ~ they
believe that the government has passed
from them, they will take II back into
their hands, by the strong arm, II In no
other way.
hope the next Democratic conyen.
ton will place itself In such an attitude
upon the questions discussed by you IN
Will be satisfactory 10 every friend OF
the people. Very truly yours,
BENZ, II. BUTLER.
W. II. Phelps, ESQ,
Alliance, Ohio,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-02

A CONTRIBUTOR In the Popular Science
Monthly, after making careful inyestl
cations, arrives nj the conclusion that
railroads and manufactures seriously
reduce the birth rate. The town selected
10 demonstrate tho theory was Chester
Geld, Cheshire county, New Hampshire
where tho people are chiefly typical New
Englanders, The writer says:
A careful inspection OF the birth re-
cords IN question, (taking into account
tho children OF one marriage only, In
casfs In which the father married more
than once, and excluding the still born
Yields the following results:
l. The total number OF births In l65
families, from 100 10 1910, was 1850, or
mn average number Of 8 1866 TO each
family.
2. The total number OF births In 1928
families, from 1910 10 1870, was 1895, or
an average number OF . iS5'32S to each
family.
Q. Tho average number Of births In
lao families, from 1910 TO 1910. was 0
l8-7p.
These figures show that there was a
marked decrense In tho birth rate Of
Chesterfield families between 1870 and
1910, and that In the period OF sixty
years, from 1910 10 1870, the decrease
was still m0re marked.
II what Ia true Of this town, In this
respect 10 also true OF tho majority Of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-02
AFTER rnEIn REPRESENTATIVES,


The Democracy Of Monroe county are
after their Senators and Representatives
red hot, M will be seen by the follow
ing resolutions, which have been ro'
ceiyed by the gentlemen named;
Resolved, That our Representative In
the Legislature OF Ohio, Hon, j. II. Ham
ilton, and Senators, Hon. W. ). Crowell
aud Gilbert Smith, In voting for the
Hon. Henry b. Payne, In caucus for
United States Senator, knowingly mis-
represented the Democracy OF this coun-
BY, and are unworthy OF the confidence
OF the Democracy OF this county.
Resolved, That II Ia the sense OF this
meeting that said Representative aud
Senators should Immediately resign,
and permit Others and more worthy
Democrats 10 Oil the positions that they
have thus proven themselves unworthy
10 tlll.
Resolved, That the secretary OF this
meeting be Instructed 70 forward To
said Representative and Senators u copy
Of these resolutions, and that the same
be published In the Spirit Of Democracy
aud Columbus Times,
IL. GILLESPIE,
W. T, HURD.
LOUIS SToghR,
Committee.
Adopted unanimously.
The above IL u true copy OF the orig
inal resolutions.
J,P. sPRIGGs. Pros't.
II, II, WEST, Soc'y
The meeting where these resolutions
were reported aud adopted was held NJ
WoOdsleld. Monroe county,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-02

BEING time for the National Demo.
cracy to onteripractIcally upon the tasl
Of organizing their Presidential cam
paign, the New York Daily News dis
cusses the political situation and brings
forward Mr.. fllden ~ the man for the
hour and the people, II says:
II has been repeatedly said and pub.
lished Land, no doubt, authoritatiyely that
Samuel j. Tilden will not accept n0mi'
nation ~ candidate for the presidency
In the face Of that we say, let the n0ml'
nation be rendered him, ~ IL should be-
by reclamation OF the convention, and
we do not think that II II possibility
that patriot, such m Mr.. Tilden ~,
would reject the mission. involving the
ylndlcatiOn OF the nations honor. II IL
true that In the service Of his country
he has become physically feeble, but
mentally he IN the peer OF any man that
could be made available AZ q candidate
aud, certainly. no IL strong enough In
mind aud body to be a living exemplili
cation Of the will and power OF The
American people 10 ylndiCate tho virtue
OF the elective franchise and put our Re-
publicanism right before tho world. II
IN our conviction that the old ticket
elected In 1875 aud withheld from oillct
by an immeasurable fraud, would In
spire the Democracy throughout The
length and breadth OF the land ant
throw the shadow OF political death upon
the campaign Of the Republican party
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-02
mt. PAYNE NEEDN'T EXPECT II

Montgomery (Ala) Advertiser: Mr..
Payne, the new Seuat0r'elect from Ohio,
gave banquet TO the members OF the
Legislature Of that State n few days
ago. He delivered a speech on the occa.
sion, aud, Judging by his expressions as
10 tho tarilf, no Ia opposed 10 any legis.
lation disturbing II, aud is In favor Of
il remaining az il IL. II this be his
true sentiment, II Is hoped that his OK.
pcctod Presidential boom may "die a
b0rnlnQu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-02
LETTER FROM JOHN KELLEY.
The Democratic Candidate for President
should Come from New yofIs.


Tho Democratic Candidate for President
should Come from New YofIs.
The Delaware Democrat publishes u
letter from John Kelly ~ follows;
In my opinion the candidate should
bo chosen from tho state Of New York,
for tho rcason that New York will be tho
pivotal state, and unless wo carry New
York we cannot elect u Democratic Pres.
ident. This am thoroughly convinced
OF. Now ~ TO tho man. | have no pref
erence, but ho should be n person who
In we'll known aud hng had experience
In public life. There are several men
In this state who would mako able
Presidents. Now as TO the platform. II
should contain provisions regulating
the tariff, 40 M 10 prevent the c0ntinu.
alton OF fayoritiam In behalf OF n few
against tho interest OF the many. There
should DO postal telegraph ayatem,
and tho landg owned by tho Government
should be held for actual pettlore, In
stead Of voting 10 individuals ana cor.
porations millions OF acres ~ subsidies.
and rigid economy In the adminiatra-
tion Of the expenses OF our general gov
crnment or course there are many
ideas which occur 10 mo that might
send you relative 10 tho adoption OF n
platform. but which do not consider
NJ oil important except In n general
sense. These three provisions stated
undoubtedly should be incorporated In
theDemocratic national convention plat
form for the next Presidential canynse.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-02

Louis n smith and JcscphA ori order q sae
oeofre Hershey etal mon rieaS touii
ny vlrueo Of an order Of aae Ilaued by the clerk Of tho
couft " common pleas " NAfh county, Ohlo IN the
above acilo and 70 mo directed WI offer iof aAle 81
public uutcfr NJ tho dpnf VI tho court house. IN tho olty
OF Canton STARK county, ohio, on
Tuesday, the 10th day OF February, 1884,
tho following described personal property and coal
ieasra lewlll ono hay hope one mule ll roal cara
nuAina Stoves OIL chns une dnet lot VI blacksmith
toola one dwelling hu,he one stable onlce, blacksmith
Hhup duinp buildlnn AMI HoerIg md lot " n railing
belonging 70 Louis W. imlh, Joseph A iiufnL George
Hershey Hlnpn Hershey aud ucorre n wrllhouhe
Als9 all hc inhle property aud ealate whaisgeye, u
flmon lltf.bey and ueorre NJ wehoule ii 10 and IN,
der tho following coai leases towti
tween s sssc ' sss "saV snS f cepS S SS @ MsOs, ss
T. ~ Hniih aud u l. Miller, which lehAe WA after,
wntda rcnrwed and a,nuded MAY 10, iHJb, which leaHa
And iccoIdpd July ", itit IN volume y pares bslin
and n VI the leaee pcoids ~ hfk cuuniy aud refer
enge "a hereby made 70 sald leesu aud record for tho
pndl kipo certain lease made aud entered Into tho
n0h dAr oi March 1900 ~ and between samuel smllh
vas Vas rece'sed % op W. ,ecord G august I'D anG div, 'e"osa
August w. 1900, IN volume I, pAHe ttu aud M NJ tho
lense rccofls p stark county aud reference IL hereby
made q SAID tease and record Tor the full aud pertinent
md Also certain lease made aud entered into the
lhl dy ~ June ilgp, ny and between Mlchael Wise
iiL Also certain lease made aud entered Into the
md day of Apil i,s, ~ aud between John stripe and
JosepbA Hoist and u, N Hmlth A Company, which
leaae was amended ny tba PARTIES eicio tho nh dy
of Mafch, igfn which leaae aud amendment were ~
csysd ioi record jnlr igIb, aud recorded suy ~
tlffb, m The stark county ienae record volume pnuea
Yg WI and p1b, aud reference ~ befrr made " tad
Lease aud record tor The full aud pertinent description
thereof
raIe 10 commence NJ 1 ocIpck D. N, Turns
onejhIfd cash IN band onethlfd 10 ss inontba, and
pnethlfd In twelve months and deferred paymefls 10
be upon Interest som day o. sale win rcod secifiu
JAMES LEE, shefn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-02

II you are suffering with low and do
pressed spirits, loss Of appetite, general
debility, disordered blood. weak consti.
tuition, headache, or any other disease Of
u bilious nature, by all means procure
a bottle Of Electric Bitters. You will be
surprised TO see the rapid improvement
that will follow; you will be inspired
with new life; strength and activity will
return; pain and misery will cease, and
benceforth you will rejoice In the praise
Of Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty cents q
bottle by p. II. Barr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-02

AT the semi.annual session Of District
Assembly Nol3s, Knights Of Labor, held
In Canton, January 9th and 10th, the
following resolution was adopted on
the latter day Of the session;
RESOLVED. That this D. A., No. 3S, de-
nounce the action Of labor delegates Ia
the q, A., who have worked and voted for
II. Il, Payne, the monopoly candidate
for United States Senator, or who have
used their influence and votes for any
other enemy TO organized labor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-02
HOPKINS FOR PAYNE.
lpltubursa iostl

lplluburhh f0at
Congressman Hopkins's interview In
the New York Herald In relation 10 SEN
ator'elect Payne's monopoly record while
In Congress haa created something OF a
sensation, and ia printed In full else
where. Mr., Payne put himself forward
as an ObjectOT 10 the investigation pro-
posed by Mr.. Hopltlna Into the discrimi-
nation In favor OF the Standard, cOnced-
cd by certain railroads, aud which con-
ceahi0De, ae q matter OF fact, are the sec
ret OF the Standards extraordinary
growth and power, II Ia not well 10 be
too captiOua about such u matter, M Mr.,
Payne would naturally take u fatherly
interest In all that concerns the for
tunes OF his two sons, leading stock
holders In the Standard. Another irci'
dent Of MIR. payne's Congressional his
tory, not touched on by Mr.. Hopkins, al
though II cOnce ned himself, IL OF Inter
cat, The Ohio member was Chairman
OF the Committee that reported tho olec'
tOrial S't0-7 commission bill ana con-
trtlled tho llOOr w 10 Offering amend
ments, Mr.. Hopkins proposed an amend
ment, not leaving tho matter discretion
ary, but requiring the commission Ia
take testimony az 10 the legality and
honesty Of the returns from Louisiana
and Florida. II this had been adopted,
and the commission appointed to inyes'
tigate had Investigated, we believe moth
lag could have prevented tho official de-
claration Of Tilden's election aud his
Inauguration. But Mr., Payne, az In the
proposed standard investigation, object
cd, and would not allow vote on Mr.
HOpkIns's amendment, but did not allow
II 10 DO read for information. Ordinarily
these old matters would be OF no Import
ance, but an the power that made Mr.
Payne Senator IL reported TO be pressing
him for the Democratic Presidential
nomination, II IL part Of wisdom TO turn
| on the llghta.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-02

RETURNS Of internal revenue collec'
tions for six months Of the fiscal year,
show that II Congress does not extend
the bonded period for distilled spirits,
the internal revenue receipts during the
year will amount to between one hun.
dred and one hundred and twenty-five
millions, The receipts last year were
about $l35, 100000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-02
Notice to Builders.

scaled proposals will bo received M the once Of N,
Clerk OF tho Hoard 0 Education OF Lawrence township
fuhoAfAwAA county, IN ii0Ar Onto until l9 o'clock NJ
n0O on saturday TIN 10Th day 0i February i,ei, To-
buildlng Hel0O House ~ hubdlhtflct No Of AAit
township according u tho plAnh and specifications 0i
nn m hAld Uion Each bio must oOnlAln tho nnin
oyofy person Interested IN tho same and DO AcooinpA
MED ~ Wfolnnt guaranty OF t0mo dlHlnlefoltd per
a0n, that n tho hld N accepted contract viii bu oll
pfud Into and tho pOff0ruAnee VI II properly secured
Ihn hid 0f each knd VI material called fOf by the hpe
oincali0na must he stated separately and the price
each nlyon aud tho price ~ labor must also he SEPARATE
y stated Tho Owent tp1nhble BID will be accepted
hut Tho board inAy reject hny h lids liy order
tho lloar VI Education, bolivar, uhln
WILLIAM H. BLACK
janalh Township CLERK
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-02
PRETTY GENERALLY UNANIMOUS.

Alliance (0) Leader. Tho Democratic
press Of Ohio. with but ono or two OK.
ceptione, openly, fearlessly, aud scath
ingly denounces tho means by which
Henry u. Payne was elected Senator.
The voice Of tho press II tho voice OF tho
masses. We can NJ least rejoice that
our party press cannot be debauched.
Democracyiwill live and rule when the
carcass OF monopoly lies rottIng Ia its
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-02
Farm For Sale.
Divorce Notice.

Charles Adams whose residence N unknown, Will
take notice that his we Mary Adams, on thu pith day
~ January, A. ID 1894 hed her petition In Tho Court OF
Common Pleas Of tho county " blaih ad STATE OF ono
praying " bn divorced from said Charles Adams hnd
alleging Tor cause 0f divorce that said Charles AdAmAl
guilty " gIOaA neglect 81 duJ and total abandonment
Of said petitioner Tor more than three yean last lht
hhh also pfAyh " be restored ~ her hhen name Mhy
Williams and TOT other proper relief said petition
Will DO for hearing NJ any rmo alter ~ vtrhs nom
this date MANY ApAhh
jan90Lw By i0DKRr II, t0Idna, her AtpJ
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-02

tained when combined with other medi.
cinal roots and herbs, aa In DR.. Jones'
Red Glover Tonic, which Ia the beat
known remedy for all blood diseases,
stomach aud liver troubles, pimplea, cos
tiyeneaa, bad breath, piles, agne and ma
laria diseases, indigestion, loss of appe'
tite, low spirits, headache and all dis
eases Of OF the kidneys, Price, 30 cents,
OF Durbin, Wright &Co,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-02
Legal Notice.

Adam W, Oberin aud Marietta Oberlln. formerly Of
Canton, OhlO but nav Ihadnnla ~ Waco, IeIhA, hrr
nolned that on tho ahth day Of November 1873, John
Prefer nled hlh pel0n IN tho Colninon fleN Court
VI STARK county Ohi0 against then ANA others, praying
iOf tho foreclosure " mortgage given w thrin hhll
Adam W. Obnflln And Marietta ODerlln, " John "
rIHIef on lola 1881 ana lahh IN the oly y uanon,
htATR county ONO ~ secure two notes Onp f which u
aus, and on which thefr II dnn And unphll lhe SUN OF
tHAb,B BB, with Interest ffum september ION, lhh2'
Said pa liza afo required 10 answer On ~ before tho
lst day OF March, lhHA OF Judgement will bo tAkon
against then JOHN v, PlthYhh
lanDLw by MKrnn n pihAO, hin Auya
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-02
Legal Notice.

Lydia Yerfch, Aeyia sprlgee 0eofge tinker, L0nia
0fAbie tafl 0rahe Victor 0rahle, aud Jonathan llra
hle guardian VI said LOuiA IAfl aud vlO0J all Of tho
aforesaid paTlleh Ao residents " he county VI summit,
ohio, aud Almua ilfhble Whnse residence n unknown
raid parties ~ nrfa or otherwise Interested m thn 60
lhle " 0HOrae KelAfr deceased late 0f STARK county
bats Court Oi Biafh county ohio Tor allowance ~ me
against the said estate certain claim NJ tlibO said
clhm b0nR Tor use VI horse work hnd labor nnd Tot
services rendered IN nursing and curing fof dccrdnnl
during hia lifetime ana NJ Ms request ana that toat
many ogneeInlnR tAd claim viii 10 heard ~ kald Court
on tho Yifd day n February 1874,
ABRAHAM A. KflAkn.
One Of tho Administrations VI ,leOfap krhcr decd
mono MCCAHTI, AttyA Tor claimant jan9Od
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-02

IN this, the Forty'eighth Congress
four or i've members have already died
the last one being Representative
Mackey, Of South Carolina. He was a
Republican leader In that State, and rep
resented a strong negro district. He was
a native of South Carolina, thirty'eight
years OF age.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-02
Divorce Notice.

Newton W, Thompson, whose residence IA unknown.
will tAhe notice thai On Tho e0lh d VI January A, d.
liza Violet h Thompson iled hf petition ~ tho Court
" Common Pleas ~ stark county uhl0, being cause
number hOlH praying Or divorce from said Newton
w Thompson On tlie grounds " fraudulent contract
ANA extreme cruelty aud fnr amOny 10 DO charged on
defendants real and phIhnn estate And f0f ohhAe oI
name 10 yinlnt Painter, ThAl said cause VIII DO lot
hearing on and after March hlh Ira
MON0 4 kMoCAliTY,
janQOew Ati'ya for PlAnun
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-02

WE have freedom OF trade between
the states OF the Union. Is this free
trade q horribly bad arrangement
Would II be bad to have free trade with
Canada2 Would free trade bo an In
Jury with the South American statesY
Would not free trade with those coun.
tries offer good markets for usY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-02

There Ia a contest between Mr.. Bar
bour Of Virginia, and General Rose
Grams Of California, as to who shall be
chairman Of the Democratic Congress
sional Committee.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-02

Democrats need have no fear that The
bloody shirt will cut any figure In The
coming canvass. II will be impossible
for lingering fanaticism, although re.
inforced by the clamorg OF conscience
less hypocrites, TO revive sectionalism In
American politics
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-02

The Democrats have now q two
thirds majority In the Virginia Legisla'
ture, giving them the power to over
ride the veto Of the Readjuster Cover
nor. Aud 30 the people OF the gallant
old State have repudIated reputation
and Malone.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-02

PROTECTION protects, but the spin
ners OF Fall River, Mass, will never
theless strike II the proposed reduction
OF 10 per cent Is carried out. What a
pity II Ia protection cannot be made to
protect the laborer somewhat,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-02

10 Is now for Democracy TO see and
understand that revenue reform and The
Thurman policy M 10 the great monopo.
lies, as II has been further unfolded In
the Holman resolutions, 20 naturally
together, mutually supporting and In.
aeDnrable.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-02

New England towns, 40 Ia quite prob
able, II would appear that tho birth'rate
In New England families has steadily
decreased since the introduction OF rail.
roads and the extensive establishment
| of manufactures
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-02

JOHN KELLY has made his usual
dicker with tho Republican politicians,
and on Monday the New York Board OF
Aldermen was organized by union
OF Republican and Tammany votes.
The county Democracy was loft out
In the c0ld.--Pitta. Post.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-02

Dayton Democrat; The advance guard
OF the canal lobby haa reached Colum.
bus. The folds OF tho anaconda will
soon be drawn about'the legislature,
but II Ia doubtful II II will secure III
game. The people are beginning 10
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-02

THE Virginia Senate has asked Unit
cd States Senator Malone to resign, but
Billy will hold on to the place He enjoys
his notoriety aud his dictatorship of
the Republican party,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-02

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