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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08

We do not as q rule allow ourselves
~ use our editorial columns TO spenk OF
any remedy we advertise, but we feel
warranted In saying o word for Hoods
SarsaparIlla. Sarsaparilla has been
known M n remedial agent for centu.
ries. and II recognized by oil schools Of
practice as q valuable blood puriaer. II
ls put up IN forms OF almost infinite
variety, but Messrs. Hood u Co. lowell,
Mass.), who are thoroughly reliable
pharmacists, have hit upon q remedy OF
unusual value. Certainly they have
voucheraof cures which wo know 10 be
most extraordinary.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08
Legal Notice.


Harrison A, wilson, who resides at DIo0ks, Wilson
county, Kansas ana Dofaa Wilson, william WILSON,
Alice A. WILSON, Anna Oleny, Hlohard Oleny, Martin
Wilson Alice WILSON, AnRellno Newton Aenneoa New
ton uathaiine A0nea, Jacob SOulea, Sarah LOyd Tho
mas Lloyd, Mary cartrigh and June cartrght who 70
aldo NJ lfO0hfeldi Ration county, Michigan, VIII take
notice thai John w KTeiRhbaum, aa administrator OF
William WILSON, deoeased, did, on tho Eth day Of
APRIL 1884, file hla petition against tho above named
persons, ~ defendants IN tho Court Of Probate OF stark
county ONO setting forth IN substance that said dece
dent William WILSON, died inteaae, seized OF real es
late known ID lot No q IN 0re0nown, Lake township
Stark county ohio. that before his death he made a
contract Of sale IN writing OF said real estate % one
Alexander knaup for tl7bi that said knaub sold said
contract 10 ono John 0reenwalL who now deAlies b
psg for said realty and obtain deed heretO that de-
fendAnta are widow aud hein OF hald inte6tate aud
praying an order from the court 10 make deed Of said
real estate 70 said ureenwa and receive thu purchase
price therefor said cause Will stand Tor hearing ON
and after the 2iat day OF May noxt ana said parties
above named are required 70 appear aud answer by thh
dhto or judgment Viii b0 taken against them
JOHN w KltElHHBAuM,
Administrator OF William Wilson, deceased
ly KOHtRa " sADLIa, his Attys.
unlOntOWn, o., April q, IHSl-apTl0Lw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08

A brilliant procession Of planets IL
now nightly passing down the Western
sky. Juat after sunset, they may be
seen extending diagonally from tho 10.
NTH down TO the horizon IN almost n
direct line with the moon M foll0we
Mars, Jupiter, moon, Venus, Saturn and
Mercury. Mare shows dimly, but Jnpl'
ter Ia etill bright though the earth ~
moving away from him at IN enormous
rate Of speed. Venus 10 approaching
and Ia constantly growing brighter
Saturn and Mercury appear ~ indie.
tinct points OF light very close TO thc
horizon and must be looked for soon nf'
Tor the sun has set.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08
Connotton valley Railroad.

The annual meeting Of the Conpotton
Valley Company occurs here May II, the
books closing May 3 There are not
shareholders enough IN Ohio TO fill the
quota Of directors required by Ohio law,
but this little difficulty will DO easily
gotten over by qualifying u few clerks,
The dummy IL a very useful factor IN
modern railroad management. The
plan of reorganization has been amend
cd so as to make the dividends on the
preferred stock communicative.
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A Lawyers Opinion Of Interest to All

j. A. TawDey, Esq, leading attorney
OF winona, Minn., writes: "After using
II for more than three years. | take great
pleasure In stating that ] regard DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
as the best remedy In the world for
Coughs and Colds. " has never failed
10 cure the most severe colds have had,
and invariably relieves the pain In the
chest Trial bottles Of this sure cure
FOR al Throat and Lung Diseases may b.
had Free at p. II. Barrs Drug Store,
Large size, 81.
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In AIcmOrlan.

Our neighborhoOd has again been yis'
tied by the angel OF death and cut down
our esteemed neighbor aud sister In
Christ, Mrs. Susan Bachtel, who left our
midst NJ 10 o'clock p, NJ, April 27, 1881,
aged 40 years, 10 months and b days.
Mrs. Bachtel was the daughter OF Solo
mon and Catharine Sell, and was a ma
tive OF Lake township Stark county, o,
She was united In marriage with jacob
ID. Bachtel, OF New Berlin, ONO, May "a,
1857. This union was blessed with hye
children, OF whom Carrie u, is the only
one surviving their mother. In 1870
Mrs. Bachtel united with the Disciple or
Christian Church, being baptized by
Elder s, s. Chapman. She lived an ex-
emplary and unassuming life, always
kind and obliging, and always found ut
her post In the hour OF need But ~
this world Is not the abiding place OF
the lust, and as tho Lord Will not de-
mand more OF His children than they
are able to bear, He relieved her OF her
sulferings and removed her from our
midst. Though no great achievements
are recorded on the pages OF her lifea
history, yet her name VIII long 90 re-
membered by the good people OF our
town. by the many good traits she dis
PLAYED In her daily walk Though we
mourn her departure, yet we turn with
pride 10 her many virtues and refer our
children 10 her as an example to follow.
To form a correct estimate Of her many
good qualities, we refer tho render TO
her most intimate and nearest neigh
bors, She leaves her husband, her
daughter and two slsters-Mrs. Jacob
Holl, OF New Berlin, o., and Mrs, Jacob
Of Lltiz, Pa,-to mourn their
loss.
Tho pains OF death are nast
Labor aud sorrow c0asoi
Aud Liics rough warfare closed ~ last
iler soul IA found ~ peace
soldier Of Christ, vel 10no,
Praise DO thy new employ
And while the eternal ages run,
kcst IN Thy siNours ioy''
New Berlin, o., April 30, "a, H,C,H IL.
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sent here TO start this club some two
weeks aRO. We had quite chat with
the Professor on tariff and other topics.
The learned gentleman candidly ad-
mitted 10 ua that Tilden was fairly
elected President In 1879. The monopo'
lists are busily at work organizing for
the Presidential campaign. Their agents
are travelling about organizing Tarlii
olHbs, Democrats should organize Re-
form clubs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08
Road Notice.

Notice N hereby given that petition Will bO prcten
ted 10 tho Commissioners Of stark county, Ohio VI their
next session. Junc End A. ID 1884 praying tor tho lny
Inn out nnd establishment VI county road on tho fol-
lowing line tNwltl beginning In tho center OF thu
county fond NJ the northwest corner OF section 30 In
Plain township In said county, thence north ON the
section llno between sections 90 and co. In aald town
ship ~ te county road tho ccnt0r section limo run
nlng east and west through said sections 20 ana 20
Iho oontor OF SAID proposed road being the east line O
lands owned BY Lnwls N, punups, Thomas j. p0niius
ana John pontlna aud tho west line Of lands Owntd BY
tutan apooman, Hiram u Smith, Sarah smith aud
Louis ElEasa HIRAM !, SMITH
apf2iLw Principal Petitioner
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08

Al its second meeting, last Friday
evening, In Temperance Hall, ~ the
Saxton block, chose 9. II. Garrigues,
president; John Webb, II. Linton, M. M.
Herbst and w. II. Wyant vice-presi-
dents; T. g. Philips, treasurer; I. b.
Ballard, secretary; II. Weaver. @. A.
Fries, N. Harding, j. Dunn, A. Eager,
M. Adler and Johu Bender, executive
committee. The chair (darrlguee) de-
livered an inaugural address. The ex-
ecutive committee are 10 procnro speak.
ers. Adjourned to meet May IL.
Professor Dsuslow, Of Chicago, was
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SatnrdaY. ihA 2lih daY 0f NAV. 149
Sheriff Sale.


Up, preyer order Of sale Stark county Com
w. mon Pleas Court
A, W. ob9lln etAl
by virtue OF nm order OF sale issued BY tho clerk Of
the court Of common pena Of stark county OHIO IN The
above action and 10 mo directed Will offer for sale NJ
public ouicly Ut the door OF the court house In tho city
of Canton, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of May, 1884,
the following described real estate situate In stark
county Ohio, t0wil' Lots number 1857 and iies Ia
the city Of Canton together with tho switch or railroad
track from tho Connection Valley Railway TO said prem
toa and nll sheds scales aud Olhtr improvements aud
nppurenanoos connected With tho coal yard on tho
cla Obciln aud rco Of MI other defendants In lhll
action,
Appraised M 5000.
Sale to commence at one o'clock D. m Terms cash
JAMES LEE, Sheriff,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08
Divorce Notice.

Bessie 0rso whose place Of residence ID unknown to
the plantln, Will tAbo notice that on tho Goth day OF
Apf, A, d. 1884, Emanuel uribo ncd his petition IN
thu Court VI Common Pleas, within aud Ur tue county
VI stark ami slate OF ONO charging The tad ncapO
uree with gross neglect o duty and WITH adultery with
ono Tfnnk Soacfl and ahlna that no mny be divorced
from te said Belo 0rlee which petition will stand for
hearing NJ tho next (day itti) term ot said rourt,
A. q, nINEh
nlylIw Attorney f0r Plaintiff
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snrnfnIn.

A medicine that destroys the germs Of
Scrofula and has the power TO root II ont
IL appreciated by the afflicted. The re-
mafkable cures Of men, women aud chill
dren as described by testimonials, prove
Hoods sarsaparilla q reliable medicine
containing remedial agents which
eradicate Scrofula from the blood. 100
doses =. Sold by all dealers. O. l. Hood
81 CO., Lowell, Mass,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08

"0pinions are but little things" said
John Wesley 1875 years ago. We think
that opinions which are backed by ex.
perience are substantial. Tho masses
who use Or. Bigelow's Positive Cure oil
speak highly OF II for coughs, colda.
whoopi ~ cough, Group, bronchitis, asth.
ma, ind ienza, and oil throat and lung
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08

The we'll known strengthening prop.
critics Of iron, combined with other ton
les and a most perfect neIyine, are found
In Carter's Iron Pills, which strengthen
the nerves and body, and improve the
blood and complexion. apll7'gm.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08
Marriage Licenses.

John p. Budd and Mary ". Barr. Beth.
lehem; Peter Bixler and Elizabeth Hair,
Bethlehem: Charles Feesler and Jennie
II. Slee, MassillOn; Qnirin Studer and
Agnes Eggenschweiler, Nassillon Frank
vesseriat aud Mary Akins, Alliance; I'D.
ward yogt and Rosa Wbitmore, Massil-
Ion.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08

Mrs. Weddell, wife OF Rev, p. NJ. We'd
dell, Of PiQua, Ohio, and formerly pastor
Of the Baptist Church OF this city, died
at her home In Piqua on Wednesday the
30ih ult,, aged about 10 years. She was
noble Christian woman beloved by all
who knew her,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08
DISEASES,
REMARKS.

subtracting those who died from old
age, the stlll.born, and one by accident,
and II leaves but IL, making the death
rate OF Canton 0 and o fraction TO the
1000; q better exhibit than any town or
city In the United States now reporting
mortality statistics, CITY REGISTRAR.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08

The season at Congress- Lake opens
May 18th Daniel Giessen, Of Cleveland,
Will be tho manager In charge Of affairs
at the Lake.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08

m nj N for tho working elnsa send 10 cents for
Hlll Ill postage ana wo VIII mall You rnEn, royal
lIlIl valuable boz " anmplc goods that Will put
UUuU yov u tho way Of making moro money IN u
fcw days thnn, ever thought posehca any hisncss
Capital uot re uircd We VIII start you. You can
unyrfaaIy aanpiod 10 both aetca young aud old, You
can easy earn from no oonis TO tS cvcfy evening That
ali who wnnt work may test the bunpeun w make lblH
Unparalleled ofor 10 hll who ue not we'll satisfied wo
viii arnd III to pay for tho trouble of wflig ua Full
particulars directions, eto sent Tree. Fortunes VIII
10 made b, thohc who ye their wh0lu time 10 tho work.
,rent aurceps Absolutely sure Don't delay start nov
A1dioas sIi MON 20 oftlaild Malne
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you winnie I,nppy.

Make your old things look like new by
using the Diamond Dyes, and you will
be happy. Any Of the fashionable colors
for 10 cents at tho druggists. Wells,
Richardson u Co., Burlington, w.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08
Sheriff Sale.
Ella Q. Wood Order Of sale stark county
w. Common Pleas Court

klln o. Wood order OF AAl0 STARK county
W. Common Pleas Court.
James DrudskH't0n otR.
ny virtue OF an order 70 sell Issued by tho clerk OF the
court OF common pleas VI stark county, Ohio In the
above action and 10 me directed, will offer Tor sails NJ
public 0ulcIy ON tho premises on
Saturday, the oath day Of May. 1884,
tho following described real estate situate IN Stark
county, Oh0, tOwtl Situate IN the township OF Lex
lngl0n and known as part OF the southwest quarter
Of section thrty6x township nineteen, range SIX ana
bounded as followai Beginning NJ pOnt IN tho east
lne VI Id quarter fourteen and aryfour hundfedlhB
chana north, one degree east Of tho southeast corner
OF said quarter which point n further known aa tho
point Of intersection 0t the center line Of College street.
IA tho town of Mount Union, with Tho center limo Of
Liberty street. In said town. thence west along the cen
ton line Of College street dl,anoe OF fourteen hundred
and thirteen md onehAlf lliSIb feet u the center
line Of Arch street, eco due north alOng the cenior
limo OF Arch street distance Of eight hundred And
nlncylour and ono sixth 1904 l0l footl thence due
east distance OF fourteen hundred and thirteen and
0nohai li8l feet 10 tho center Of Liborty street;
thence duo south along the center Of Liberty street and
east limo 0f said quarter eight hundred and ninoyiour
aud sixth ieet 10 the place 0f beginning containing
30 i6'i0OO acres, DO tho same more or lesa
Appraised NJ 1880,
Sale TO commence at ono o'clock D, m. Terms cash.
JAMES LEE, sheriff.
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wish 10 sell nv farm Of B71 acres IN Perry town
chip, miles sOuthcAAt OF MaauOn, ana ~ mllua from
liolyille station on the COnu0tnn H. H. On tho farm
are 10 hofe Of good timber good dwelling bAnk barn
a1x6, nnd oticr ouibnlllnae nood well aud csteln
orchard VI thrtc acres and choice frult For further
particulars enquire oi tho undersigned on tho nrcnlsos
aprlbm WILLIAM NAVE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08
Skinny Aien.

wells Health Renewer" restores
health and vlgor. cures Dyspepsia, I'M
potence, Sexual Debility. 81.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08
PLANTa.
FOR SALE.

Ihaye the following Plants for aalei
CABBAGE.
10000 Early Jersey Wakefield
10000 EARLY Winningstadt.
1900 Early Etampes.
500 Early York.
Together with three varieties OF Late
Cabbage Plants In their season.
TOMATOES.
250OO Livingston Perfection.
1900 Acme.
10000 May Flower.
10000 Livingstone Bayorite.
CELERY.
Golden Heart and CrawfOrd's Half
Dwarf.
CAULIFLoWER,
few choice Cauliaower and Egg Plants
With strawberry and Raspberry flans and Fruit
In their season, aa follows
STRAWBERRY.
$4,000 Of forty Of the best and choicest
varieties.
RASPBERRY.
10000 Of ten of the choice and leading
varieties
GRAPE.
A few of 10 Of the hardest and most
prolific varieties.
LETTUCE.
| am selling fine grade Of Lettuce now
growing TO occupy space, and am posi-
tive will give satisfaction when placed
on the table.
An OF the aboye plants are rtwn from the very bea
OF aeedand plants ObtanAble irtm tho most htlIADLh
DEALERS In the United states aud since | have In
crossed nyoapaoy over eight times 10 that OF last sea
son. and have spared no m0anp 10 make my stock one
OF tho best IN the STATE cord ally invite all who VIII
need any Of tho above stock ~ call ana examine the
same, Or for further Information address
@. w. FAUST,
aprl1.hw Box So, Canton. o
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diseases. Its cure Is safe, speedy and
permant. Price 80 cents and Sli trial
bottles free of Durbin, Wright q Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08
For Sale or Exchange,

oholCc location A property Of about \ acres with
new lfane house. rOOmH, slate roof, vol nnlahed
good cAien ohNec young fruit trcosl ono milo north
Of tho Court House on Cleveland avenue VIII bn sold
cheap tmo glycn 10 suit purchasers or Will exchange
Tho property for farm land IN stark county For ur'
dodl PETER CHANCE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08
JOHN P. BRYAN,
Contractor and Builder,
CANTON, OHIO.
Farm For Sale.

Parties contemplating building lrlci or Stone alruo
urOa will mud II To their advantage 10 Hco him, ioOt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
Administrator Notice.

Notice IL hereby given that tho undersigned has been
duly appointed and qualified ~ Administrator,
with lbc viii annexed OF Tho estate 1f Catharnc Wood
ling, late OF stark oonnly ONO 0Oc'd
ABRAHAM W, 0osn0RV,
Apfoif AdmlniatrpiOf,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08
Attachment Notice.

james james y @ stump % ho Before Jonathan " Hudson, D
"""' va" MS i, Of Canton township stark
tonu pcnni,a Deft County ohio
on lilo aith dly OF March, A, d, 1854 said Jualloc
issued an Urdor 0f Attachment IN the abyr action for
the sum OF eGvb said CAUSE Will no f0r hearing ON tho
JAMES ~ STUMP aud
aprlTpw MARY STUMP
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice thereby plycn that tho partnership heretofore
existing between II NJ lohrur aud U, u. lnnpli0ur IL
this day dissolved by mutual consent on account " Ar
honreru health the business VIII bc continued BY o.
haupillour n 90 II, " HOIiltiL
April II, 1ty5i.l0 q. h, lIAUPrTIEUn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08
MORTALITY REPORT
Il the City for tho Month Ending April
so. 1884.

The following report was furnished us
for publication by the City Registrar;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05
MOnERA1LON ~ OkDER.

This is a good time for charity in thought and
moderation in speech, when the fitness OF lead
ing Republicans for Presidential nomination Is
the topic. The man we do not prefer has his
friends. If he had not good many friends, we
should not be tempted to say a word about him.
The votes of those friends will be waited III
November if the party is to elect anybody.
In some quarters a spirit has boon shown
which does not tend to make success easy. When
Brown says: 81 can't aud won't support such
" fool Or knave as your friend Black, Democrat
"would be better" does Brown cXr 3D. at his
own candidate will have the hear. uport OF
Blacks friends7 Or when White says You
care not holy enough for me nine-ttnths of
I" the party prefer bad men you must all come
"up to my lofty standard, or set Of Demo-
"crats less worthy than any of you shall pre-
g vail does he show good senseY The personal
preferences of any large body of Republican
voters are entitled to a measure of respect, at
least from any one who wishes his own prefer
ences to be at all respected.
1t is possible and proper to discuss candidates
with all needful freedom. We can say, for in
stance, that President Arthur's nomination does
not seem to US the strongest that can be made,
and give clear reasons for that opinion, without
disputing the general excellence of his Admin
istration. If the positions formerly taken by
Senator Logan on financial questions would
render him less strong in New York than some
other candidates, that consideration can be
fairly and forcibly presented without saying, as
one journal does that his nomination is not to
be thought Of" The fact that a good many
sound Republicans do think of his nomination,
and deem it desirable, deserves respectful
notice.
1t is rather q bad habit, about nomination
time, to declare that thiszor that candidate can
not be elected We seriously doubt whether
the sober and practical people of this country
are going to prefer Democratic rule to the sue
cess of any Republican who is at all likely to be
nominated. Political independence is a good
thing where there is proper occasion for it,
More than once it has been needful, and in
breaking down the domination of mere ma
chimes OF bosses it has done good to the party.
But no candidate this year is in the least degree
likely to be forced npOn an unwilling party by
machine dctatiOn, or by the management of
bosses. Any man whom the voters Of the Re-
publican party, acting with reasonable freedom
aud through a fairly organized convention,
honor sufficiently to select as their candidate, is
exceedingly likely to be preferred by the people
TO tho nominee Of an effete, incompetent re-
dictionary and essentially Bourbon Democracy.
1t is well to choose the strongest candidate we
can But it is not well to imagine that any one
man Is absolutely essential to Republican sue
cess, ~ . decl ire that the one you yourself do
not re carrot be elected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05
aLE LIE Had 4 MIND Tor

and still the world continues to indulge in the
pernicious habit of knowing nothing of its greatest
men. Were it otherwise, the name Of Roger
Sherman. Of Philadelphia would long ago have
been familiar IN our mouths as household words.
Mr.. Sherman has. just addressed "A letter to Con-
gress on international copyright, in which, after
exposing the villsiny known as American author
ship in all its enOrmity and excoriating tho Amer
lean authors he proceeds to reveal his own great
ness. We quote from his letter.
Does not the author suppose that there deep and
profound thoughts agtang the minds Of men Immersed
In business as those OF any author tho value of
which, through the inability OF the business 10 oothe
them In proper language his lack OF opportunity to
disseminate them, Is lost TO the worldl
Tho significance OF this query cannot be mis-
taken. 1t il only Roger Shorman's bashful way
of telling Congress that no is mute Milton, D
silent Shakespeare. dumb Dante. phraseless
Plato That's tho sort Of man Roger Sherman is
sole PROPRIETOR Of,
One Of the few immortal names
That were not born 10 die.
And yet--Oh tho shame of 1t Ito think that OF
tho millions OF people who visited Philadelphia in