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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06
Ida Lewis Home,

Within n short mile OF tho quay no
Newport, Lymo Rock rises out Of tho
waters OF Narragansett Bay, On this
rock stands the old lighthouse which
was tended for many years by The faith
or OF Ida Lewis, aud OF which she now,
undor the seal OF tho Government
Commission, IL keeper, Securing the
services OF the Captain OF dIminutlye
boat sailed on the waters blue 10 her
abode for the purpose OF paying her my
respects As wo approached the rock
an immense mastlll, with hoad aud
paws lko u lion and u roar Ike far.oll
thunder, onmo 20 Its extreme verge and
disputed our landing, He was entirely
successful until the heroine appeared,
called him on In tho lowest Of tones,
and locked him up In IN outhouso, She
th0n Invited mo into tho little house "
the top OF which rests the hcacon-light
which has for 80 many years warned
tho navigator Of hidden dangers, and
NJ once entered into easy aud unrcstrlGt.
cd conversation, She said that she had
for twenty-five years lived on that rock;
that she used 10 DO fond OF going into
tho city once In awhile, but that she
cared very little for II now; tiat she
always had n groat many visitors In the
summer n iow years ago the number
reaching thousands In ono season, She
showed mo hor medals, received from
Congress, tho State Of Massachusetts,
and tho city OF Newport, and u solid
silver teapot from the officers NJ Fort
Adams, all boarlng suitable inscriptions
In testimonial OF hor h0rolsm IN ros,
cuIng so many human boIngs from wa.
tory graves
Miss Lewis In rather above medium
holghi, Of somewhat slender figure,
good fcnturoa and great, earnest eyes,
between brown and gray, While she
oan not DO called handsome, hor face
Ia ono 10 Interest and attract. ll0r
style Of conversation IL piluOnt and vi
yaooua, aud although not educated sho
10 vory intelligent, Everything about
hor apartments boro The evidence Of
noatnoss, caro- and good taste Hor
mother, n venerable old lady, with thick
silver hair was very tnlkatlvo and dis
oouraod on matters aud thnga pcr-
eonal aud otherwise ut lcngth, She In
formed mo sho had tho rheumatism IN
her feot, aud Ida insisted that II was
because eho had dyod hor hair for 80
many years. Sho communicated the
intelligence that hor daughter was forty
years old, NJ which Miss Ida oylncod u
alight tIngo OF annoyance aud rcmarkodi
"Molhor thinks sho mus toll 0vory
ono my ago" But she quickly added
"Woll, l don't care, II don't mako any
dlilorenoo don't object 10 gottlng
old ,N--NetpDon Letter, I'. .a,I
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06
FACTS AND FIGuRES!

Z Ohio has over l6,0 900 octogenhrians,
--oleCetand Leaier, i,.' NJ
Chester, Conn, has eleven Of t6e
'ourleen blt-factorles In tho United
states.
b, -4Lorillard's horses won him SbS, 205
last year, The largest winnings were
by Plzarro, Sl2, ,48b,r--M Y, Sun ..
b The North Pacific whale catch this
season was / 200 barrels OF oil, l62, ,244
pounds Of bone and $4,000 pounds Of
ivory all worth SSj0,000,
The mining products Of Colorado
for tho year lSB3-gold, silver, copper
and lcad-a amounted In value TO $780,
800, l3l, Chicago journal,
1T will take 1874, ,Oi0, l46 to run the
machinery OF local government In New
York City this year, nm increase OF
$3, 1850, $40 over 1883, NJ y, Times,
OF the postal revenues for the last
fiscal year S0,77 per cent was collected
In the Northern States, and 1928 per
cent, In tho Southern States. Y.
Herah.
The four buildings for tho Worlds
Industrial and Cotton Exposition In New
Orleans are TO have 100000 square
feet OF exhibition space, and aro 10 cost
In the aggregate only $3.50, 900. N o.
HeayHle,
Baltimore canned In 1883, ID, ,40C,-
900 cans OF peaches, 100000 cans OF
peas, 100000 cans Of string beans and
100000 cans Of pears, 5000, 900 cans Of
tomatoes, 100000 cans Of fruit and
other vegetables, baltimore Sun.
The four highest points In tho En-
plre State, aside from tho mountains,
arc Fablus, Onondaga County, 1000
foot above mean tide; East Hill, United
States coast survey, 2,0jl; Babcook,
Schoharle County, Ally, and Summit,
Schohario County, 2,l2s. albany Jour
nal ..... .tI.
The first Jewish settlers In New
York City were twenty-seyen eXlles
banlshed from Bahia, In Brazil, on the
general expulsion Of the Jews from that
kingdom, who came here In 1854 as tho
nearest place OF refuge. After fifty
years they comprised but 100 persons,
and for no years had but one syna-
gogue, To-day there ara 81 synAgoguos
In the city, and the jewish population
Is estimated at SO,000.-M y Tribune,
Vermont has peculiar way Of ar-
ranging Us property for taxation, II
makes up what Is called ''grand-llst," "
which is one dollar on every hundred
OF its actual valuation, 80 that town
that has grand-llst Of $4,000 has n
valuation Of Sl,000,000 And on this
basis Of grand-lst taxes Nro laid
Many Of tho towns vote lax Of from
thirty TO fifty cents on dollar Of the
grand-llst, while occasionally towns
moro expensive or more In debt 10y II
tax larger than the grand-llst itself, --
Troy Times
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06
WIT AND WISDOM.

.-- He that hath trade hath IN estate.
--BtnjdWR frdAhluL
The man who married girl be.
cause she "struck his fancy says she
strikes him anywhere that comes handy
now CbiooQo Tribune,
--Adorlng One Gin lavender kids and
blue sGarf)j "Oh how wish wcro
that book you clasp so loyinglyl" She's
GLOW wish you were 10 that | could
shut YOU upl' ,....
Tho world will bear with you pa-
tontly, but don't go too far In your
folly. When tho cat winkoth, little
wos the mouse what the cat thinketh.
M Y Herald.
"A Texas man has invented q ma
chine for washing dishes Now lot him
so ahoad and rig up whole hired girl
on the same plan, and ho will make his
fortune, harrington Free Press
mo, lndeod; there's no place like
home" sighed the married man who
trlppcd over the coal scuttlo and fell
Into u washtub while fumblng around
for q match 10 Light tho kitchen fire,
~ Y JOUrnQt
1t may bo said, almost without
qualification, that true wisdom consists
In The ready and accurate perception Of
analoglcS Without the former quail.
ty, knowledge Of the past Is unlns,ruc-
tive; without the latter, II Is deceptive.
--Archbishop Richdrd Whdtciy,
Grandma (rcprovingly)i "What,
reaching way across the cake. basket,
Johnny | was always taught TO take
the piece nearest INC" Johnny Wise
hOad "lIut this pioco would have been
nearest me, grandma, II the cako. bas-
kot had boon turned the other way"
---'Jnmcs, my son, take this letter 20
the postollloo and pay the postage for
IT, The boy james returned highly
clatod aud said "l'Othor sccd u lot
OF men putting letters In n little place,
aud whom no one was looking | slipped
yours In for nothing, ~ Chicago Times.
IA South End Snndoy.sohool toacbcr
was ploNsod NJ receiving n pretty little
card from one OF her boy scholars, and
alt0r thanking him Sho was little
amused 10 hear him say "Unclo bought
some suspondcrs and They gave him tho
card, so l brought II TO you. 49, Loston
POST
Mr.. *, Of Now York, meeting Mr.
Y, Of Cambridge. Mass,i "Ahr my
friend, how arc things In CombrldgoPh
Mr. " "Oh rather slow; rather
slow" Mr., NJ swell, that's always
The cnse NO near the hub, YOU know, A
foll0e has 10 como 20 Now Yorl 10 got
tired d"--M u GUphic.
IA lady wrltos 10 know how IL the
best way TO preserve u iano Tho best
way to preserve tho piano Is to cut II In
quarters. take out tho core, aud boil
tho piocos until they aro about hall
done Then make n sirup OF sugar
and pour u over the pocos, oflor which
thoy can DO put up In cans or jnrs,
Pianos preserved In this way will keep
all winter -N0rriStOwa Herald.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06
A Massachusetts Girl.


Some Massachusetts girls nro advcn.
tuiesomo M well ~ romantic, A farm.
er's daughter fell IN love with ono of
the'hlred men, and found her father
decidedly In opposition. Tho inan WIS
discharged and tho daughter put under
watuh But sho pretended 10 have
sposms ono night, and while her father
was of 20 the village sho escaped from
tho house, got inion waiting sleigh with
her swcoihenrt and proceeded 20 olope,
Tho slclgh lost pin, howovor. and
broke down on tho way, only u few
minutes before che father came driving
along from the doctors, Tho old man
took IN the situation and sprang upon
his former servant with mulderous In
tent But the "hircd man" proved To
bc worthy Of his hire, for he wns too
much for his cS-emplOyrr, and over
cnmo hint then the daughter helped
hcr lovor to tic her futhcr with tho rcins
OF their horse, aitor which they wrapped
him comfortably in bulalo robes, got
into his cutter. and drove of, lenvlng
him alone with his thoughts aud tho
brokon-down rig, An hour later tho
couple were married, hut they will llhd
II very hard, indeed, " extract The con.
ventional "blese you my children" from
tho much-abusod papa OF the unlllul
bride. .-SpraaTstd (Iless.) Republican,,
4 y. \ II.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06

woman, was, my next thought Then
! Determined 10 got one good square
look At her face, and see II ! could as
certain why 1 was Influenced by her IN
such peculiar manner, and whore and
when had seen her before, walked
hurriedly after her, and while passing
her glanced at her In what would bo
considered very impressive, imperh-
nent manner. Then, great HcayensI !
recognized her.
"fhe energetic street scene Of smiling
peace and bustllng activity OF business
md pleasure which actually surround
cd me Instantly faded from view, and
there, arose In its stead the terrible and
horrible outlines Of q great battle, |
saw The blue and gray uniformed array
OF martial hosts rushing together In
deadly conflict; ] heard tho roar OF can
non, tho shrek OF shell and the zip OF
the mlnle-balli then there came In my
mind tho picture Of young wounded
soldier dying beside the soft murmurlng
How OF q country spring, and benut-
ful young girl filled with tender pity
and compassion bending over him, soft
ly saying Poor. poor fellow won
der II he's deadp In this careworn,
sad-faeed lady recognized the young
girl loved with all my heart and
whom was once engaged TO be mar.
ried TO- |, OF course, spoke TO hers the
recognition was mutual. She Ia now q
poor widow, having lost hOr husband
ton years ago, Well, yes, OF course
you have, altor the fashion OF you inter.
viewers, surmlsod the whole business,
In iow days wo will bo married, aud
" there Is n happy being In this great
city II Is tho man who IL now talking 10
you" a..
The wedding will be celebrated In
grand style NJ an early day In this city
Many Of the surviving veterans Of the
American civil war will DO among the
specially Invited guests, II Is the inten-
tion OF the prospective groom TO charter
on the marriage day special train be-
tween Philadelphia and Baltimore 10
convey n number OF his old soldier
friends from one city TO another
10 witness this unexpected and romantic
consummatlon Of his hopes and desires,
"Why' exclaimed tho happy man,
'if i, during the last fow years OF tho
war talked 10 ono soldier about that
girl. talked 10 q thousand, ] used TO
be eknown all through our division as the
man who was going TO marry tho girl
Of Gotysbprg when tho cruel war Is
over, "-Baltinore Cor, NJ Y Mercury.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06
Old, lint AIMnYs In Ordor.

"Who Ia this manp" ......
"1'ho ono who Ia rushing along, with
his hat on tho back OF his hoad. aud his
oyca hanging out"
"Yos."
"rhat Ia tho man who warned The
servant girl tho other night 20 shut of
the v itor 40 tho pipes w0uldn I fronle, v
"And the good girl obcl odP' .. i.
"Not exactly, She meant 20, but hor
bouu camo up and sho forgot Oll about
H. Consequently thoro wNs n froozo.
up, Poor grill She IL very sorry. II
tears would thnw tho pipos sho would
shod 'om by tho bondrod,h Y..
"And why does tho man rushp"
"llo Ia on bis way 10 tho plumber for
consolation NJ
"And what will tho plumber dol"
''llo will show tho mnn ii67S calls
which were booked boforo ho came ln,
and which must DO attended 10 In roto'
ton. 1900
"Apd will thcro DO my swoariugp"
"Thero will, my boyl There viii bu
swearing and stamping aud growing
anu nlhAtlnU, nut ~ WON'T ne on Ino
part OF The plumber, llo will preserve
hs serene smile through II nll, When
the other man gets out OF wind ho will
retire"
''ro his oillcep"
"Oh, mol Ho will 70 on and buy him
solf Nh alcohol lamp, have q druggIst
nll II for him, and ho viii return homo
10 thaw out tho pipes for himself. lle
can thus mako y saving OF several
thousand dollars, saying nothing Of tho
personal satisfaction of getting nhond
Of 4 plumber"
"And will ho succeed"
"Not BY John Rogoral He VIII
crawl under the house, scalp himself on
the iolsts, MI his knees with rusty uails,
choke himself with the smoke, aud
finally crawl ont and give II up"
"And walt for thi,w" t.N
mo, slr.e-el lie won't walt for luy.
thing. He'll skip down town for ~ fur.
nitufe van aud move Into another
house. That's whore hIs head Ia level.
It's cheaper 10 move than TO thnw out
frozen water.pipos. " So DstrOa fyec
fts,s.. nsiA u,s. 90 .sl,a.si.e ,s,a v. 4anu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06
Legal Notice.

iient, shcAillcy whose rsldengv "a lntnoNn,. VII
tAhn notice that lteee athIlet, admlhlahttf ~ tue
,alnln vi William Nhpnitici dpccnsgd Qil tho pl tlny
al Noyeinbef ueei ned lila Ieuull ~ Tho Probate
Court within aud for the eounit " STARK aud state ul
ONE hrglnu that tue prtapnAl estate W Halu uetelplt
IL insufficient ~ pW hlh urhls ahl the chalues ~ al
nlnlHtpilng Ma ethlrI that ~ died hlul IN pr sn,
pe 0 Tho following described real estate situate II aald
conn,y 10 witt Known "a part " tho toitwcs, quar-
tcf VI arcllOn pnt li township nphlWh llhl iiilnn
seven IN, oOmntnclnn lot tho eane Al tue nuiueasl
oornpt NJ wOUi .i kRHaAn Atfpeth IN the lhwh ~ us
nabnfphl thnpco u0fib hunn woud street hp glltlii'
aud nitnnn llnlnl tlnnue ehat tItr OhAls alh ,s,t
nNai ihuIcn south ntu ohalnh aud neen llhkH thtnCN
wti llfre chAina aud tei lnha 70 Tho place " nes'
ming niOnpiinu ~ tpet Wlln 0lt The west H1e W aall
pfpnilHcA ,pbn which tho stanl MIL " Situated ana
mai MAiy a, HhpAIley, Aa widow VI hAld dpcelpnt "
entitled II dnwpt N said premises,
FNfnG prayer of hhid petition u ior The assignment VI
iosrf 10 said MAiy A. shealacy iOt sale " said nie
aea sujeu ~ such dover estate fOi Tie payment "
ihp dehlA aud charges aOtrehd,
ihn hald lrniy AheaiIlty viii further tahe nnllcc
thai hp has hnnl nain naiit dWrndnt 10 Hhlu pptl
iOn aud that he IA required " Anawtf the sMne 90 ~
btfnre tho 10Th day VI March, A. Y, 1854
iFssh alihAtELtN,
.t. ...... Administrator M Aforesaid
ny M0Na McuARtt, his Au'p lAniot
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06
A oass that pu..lea ,hs Whole Faculty.

Mrs. Milo Ingram gave the .Dgples of
some OF the most reputable physicians
In the two cities pittsburgh and ALE.
gheny), TO whom she had paid large
sums OF money for treatment, but rap
idly grew worse. She was then taken
to tho most reputable physicians and
surgeons In New York, but with no bet
ter success. They had all pronounced II
cancer, and declared she must die. The
flesh OF her breast was eaten away down
10 the ribs; the breast bone was laid
bare and the disease made jts way up
wards, causing the breast bone TO de-
tach from the wall OF the chest, hanging
loose from above. See page %, Hart.
mans "llls Of Life" how Peruna cured
her. They are given away by drug
gists, gratis. '' ''.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06
Vital Questions n.

., Ask the most eminent physician
0fany school, what 10 the best thing
In the world for Quieting and allaylng
oil irritation OF the nerves and curing
all forms OF nervous complaints, giving
natural, childlike refreshing sleep al
waysY
And they will tell you unhesitatingly
"Some form of Hops"
CHAPTER |.
Ask any or all OF the most eminent ply
gicians:
"What 10 the best and only remedy
that can be relied on TO cure all diseases
OF the kidneys and urinary organs; such
as Bright'e diseases, diabetis, retention
or inability 10 retain urine, and all the
diseases and ailments peculiar TO Wo'
man.
sand they will tell you explicitly
and emphatically "Bnchu."
Ask the same physicians
what Ia the most reliable and aurest
cure for all liver diseases or dyspepsia,
constipation, indigestion, bill0usneas,
malarial fever, ague, &c.," and they will
tell you.
Mandrake or Dandelion" ."''''.
Hence, when these remedies are com.
bined with other equally valuable
And compounded into Hop Bltters,
such n wonderful and mysterious eura-
tive power Ia developed which ~ 40 va
ried In its operations that no disease or
III heath can possibly exist or resist its
power, and yet II Ii ..
Harmless for the most frail woman,
weakest invalid or smallest child TO
use.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06
Legal Notice.

IDA v. Underwood, ruldpni Of Saline oouuiy, IN Tho
State NJ Kansas Interested N tho estate " huluphua
MAftlu pocApd, late VI STARK o0uny Onto, a. huit ~
oinrfwihN viii take nnilcp that W. lave presented th
ihn Probate UNfl VI HtAfh county uhu fuf uln Aahup
10 IN npAlnal tho tAld pathtr cnttalhi aim W Wtth
I5Jh al Tor dfy lOOda aud ur0cufug sold hhd deliver
l hy III 10 said deoedpii during Ills llle tine Al ls 70
aUett aud that tho Testimony ouncptnnn Hhl tlaln
A. ID ilelL JAMES N MARLIN
" - .. WILLIAM Y, MAltflN,
Administrator With tho will annetrl, " tie
uNiAle " lludplrhus Mhflin
iiy A. u HMM, their AtpJ lrhVh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06
Road Notice.


N,ilCa Ia hereby given that petition viii he niesen.
ted ~ Tho UninmlsA1npiH ~ slaik ryliv, Al thpli hpA
hpas6n Match A. ~ leii piatlnn Tor the nlatlun "
county foAh Dn the following line hwlu lrrlhllhp
nj p,ai IN the cencf VI the pulu fuad lpadlnp it
Louisville 10 si,esbutn and on tic luwnellh ln ~
washington and Nnahllltn tuwhslilrA IN Halh staik
ohllni, uhn and tunnlnn bouth % said townip llnp
through landA Owpnd w eniii nlnnc NJ ere ~ FRANK
,iflhrs M ach ~ iuapli Ntlblll M suc ihaud thfin
stark county, uhpl Mauilce uullrn N 9ec W John
Knoll IN 500 ~, Martha liU,n IN e1c ~ inn huln N
Hen 10 Mluhnpl Hunechpf ~ acc w. Auniuw nnhnf M
aeo M h,lalan Ntonl IN src "a lAgob N,nuh N se
pa hihty tiAnpiut IN aeo Va upii,u Calilulut M me
W. kicholas ualmplu IN sec "a, Aupslus lNlmtlI N
set ~ aud samuel rraeus M arc ", IN Nmlahlllpn
t0whshl M saiu staft county, OHIO, aud The lchisti
yanla uOnpany operating the pittsburgh o., wainr
and uhuapo iinlho,h hwnliis lai,ds N both washnu
iun and NiInlalilllfh tovhhhira IN arid siaik y1iiU
uhiu And terminating m Tho rniiet OF the pphllc tad
taihp from uAtrisbutat y Iats IN said stah cb,ti
Ia, OHIO I. i'.Il. FRANK ulisiH
pA,eu mis- i,d. .day bt jan, A. n, isSlf INV T'''i
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06

The capital now invested In dairying
In California Ia fifteen million dollars,
and the annual products about nine
millions, giving employment to some
six thousand men. The largest butter
dairy In California Ia Ia Humboldt
county, comprising over thirteen thoua.
and acres, and over two thousand ont
hundred cows.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06
Health In Wealth.

II Ia worth more than riches, for
without II riches cannot be enjoyed.
How many people are without health
who might regain " by using Kidney
Wort. Il acts upon tho liver, bowels
and kidneys, cleansing and stimulating
them 10 healthy action. itcures all dia'
orders OF these important organs, purl.
les the blood and promotes the general
health. Sold by all druggists, See
advertisement.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06
-TLITl --I--lI I-IT T-,.I -.I.
A LEAP YEAR YCTIM.

no" r~HFs~~NHN
Miss Jennie 10 q wlpsome girl
Tho fnlreat lars ~ mhnyi sIIH
Aud ! would bo a heartehl ohurl
did nOt love Miss Jennle, ~ HII
hut when into my liatning ear
i. Her tide Of passion gliahos,
Iforoam ana run away for foar
hho' SEQ my telhlale bushes, l.1.
Mlah Susie IN no sweet and mild,
And loves mo, oh 10 dearly,
cant reject the little child
lWoulh drive her crazy, nearly
NJ a. aho hangs upon the gate
Ana hlnga her hopeless sorrow,
murmurl ut IA golting lato-'
flehse come around tomorrow"
Aud thera IA rosy, romping BELLE
Anc thnre IN proud uphella-
Ana NJ 1Alye, lOfty.mln1hd Noll,
And pratilng little DeliaI Ill.
And am woOod by Eloise,
And cOurted, TOO, by jessie,
While Maggie falls upon her knees.
And dltto charming peprlo'
Theroa SIN another -homely ahe--
The gaunt nncolth ltliaa-
When llrht she, came u woolng mo,
oh, how l did doaplre hOrl il
Hut aa aho tondly fingered near
There fen, like dripping honey,
THIS hweet assurance on my ear
hho had u heap OF money!
No, though ! Sigh for Jonnie'h cur, ''
Ana Della 80 impaealOned,
And banker Tor tho other girls
No hwootly, Riuldly fhhhIOned,
IL seems deQreod that should part
From a. these charming wltohoA
And anorinQe my manly heart
10 Kaunt ELIAS flohea.
.--kI0ene Field, N Chicago Ne,os.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06
Thirteen Yearn' Dyspepsia.

~ have suffered with dyspepsia for
l3 years." writes John Albright Esq., OF
Columbus. Ohio. samaritan Neryine
cured me-" Az II always cures such dls
orders. AT prugglsts.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06
MlsorLLANEous,

I nm Inn guhd slt Crhla inf postage, aud receive
4 lIUIJl tfrp Ou'tY boz NJ nn1da Witch will
\ INIIn hwp iuu q inofe mongy ilph awy
~ | lllU ", man Auithlhr else IN thn world AL
VI either trs sneppl ti0nlnnl hour Tho hroAd rad
iU iHtUuu uupm hptp tho workers. absolutely HufN A.
Nnen iddfp,s, fhUt A 10 Augusta Maine
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06

IT Ia said that Billy Malone has Joined
the Republican party. We have Away
believed that Billy would come TO sonlt
bad end.-Liberal. .,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06

.....l q iNI. NuiGnr ,lAss send 10 cenls int
| IN llVDt ID aud ttNiii hal YIN rHHH, a tuyHl,
lIlII taluatir tos NJ tRnplp RuodA iha wlll put
uUUU tuu Ia the Wy ol matlhR more money IN
lpW dh thhn tu ttUf iUuuh pusshlp NJ ahy hiHintea
thullhi nUi tttihltu1 We vii fthr tnul luu uan
wnit ni the tlinp " M state time uilt The work IA
universally hdhpttd ~ hmh aktHy tnlnn nhd nld YOU
tal pAiii phn ifpn ~ cents 10 W ever evening" inst
hll NhH wani vi N ht lea tho buslhrss, w make tha
unparalleled uhttl " al Who hie iiVi well taafed we
Hbnd VI " pat In ue ttUuhp ~ Willing us full
railltnlhia affections, ttl Hpht tree iuttupg Will
he matte NJ thuse wh give lhel whnn Tine 70 The wuih
uipat sucttss alsiultf sure nun'i uplw ttsftnow
k0,li,sa mi NpDk uUo atland Maine
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MISCELLANEOUS,
Dissolution Notice.

NotNr Ia hcrrby giyrn that the 90 partnership hereto
under lhe Rfln maine VI h0se Nlai Nu dissolved W
mutual consent On October pith, lsti NJ tlsl con-
ilnuinp ihn bilnnpaa n u liisf
ianiIlbw CliAA Nisf,
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PATIENTS. ... Over Forty Pat.
y cuts issued and pending 10
I Stark Go. inventors through
-, Agency VI Henry Fisher
LDit reasonable aud all busi
ness ictly confidential. Advice
free, Address -
HENRY FISHER,
SS lliph St. Canton. OH
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Sheriff Sale.

John I, lJnoh 0ldc oi ualc STARK county Common
peAa Court
pclor H. KeofAuU)
iiy virtue Of an oricr Of sale Issued by tho cerk Of tho
Court " Common rlun of htAfk county one NJ ue
ab0ye action and u mo directed Will offer t0f sale NJ
public 0nlcfy NJ tho door VI tho court house IN Tho ciJ
0t Canton stark COUNTY, uhlo on
Saturday, the 2Sd day OF February, 1854,
Tho following described real elAo 10 Wit The south
hAi VI lot number QUO hundred Anl one tlull IN
yOnng'a second addition 10 tho cly VI uAuUn, OHIO,
eIncd NJ tho south half O Ol number illb IN said olu
VI Canton,
Appraised a, 1900,
halo to commence At ono o'clock m icnnA oAah,
JAMES Ltk, sheriff,