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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-20

a Nasai injector Tree VIII caen
bottle Il shll0hs CasafFh Remedy
pars sss 10 1Iemlt fIt
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-20

For Dyspepsia and Liyrr oom-1
n,atnt fssi have a printed kaarnfr
lee "a every r,ktlc u 181r>tk =
FHalizsr. L never fails 8 e1|
li zds y HeuIe<z11
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-20

Zoos are high now, but many
bhem will go down next week.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-20

foypucToH BELLENGER runs the
\ accommodation train.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-20

fOr. TIcx's probable weather
RsIt week: "2lst to 23d, cloudy,
FOCAL rain or snow ; oath and
!, clear or fair ; 36th 10 29th,
by and threatening, with rain
pow
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-20

"liackmctack, . a lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price - and
80 cents. sold Dy Henderson Bros
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-20

shiloh's Cure will Immediately
iecyrcl Group, B'hooping Cough
and Bronchitis.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-20

Crr pay train passed down the
u Tuesday.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-20

Are you made miserable by IN
digestion. Constipation. Dizziness
Ioss of Appetite, Yellow skim
shilolis Vitali2er cure.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-20

CATARRH CURED. health and
sweet breath secured by Shiloh g
Ca,arrh Z medy Price 50cts. Ma
-i Injector Tree. For sale at Hen
dar.nn Bros.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-20

For lame Back, Side or Chest, use
Shiloh's Porus Plaster. Price 2jcts.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-20
Regardless of Cost !
STOCK LAW ORDER.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.


IL ne. Ppb # Pnloa copaiy!
50. III
IN tie mait,r ~ the petition n &. 4.
Vance ald many other citizens ~ "a.
nola county ~ prevent i've stock from
running ~ ,nrn within all the town.
ships ut the county - Pamela.
Tine Board having carefully examined
sail petition. and filming IL IN all thing.
IN compliance with the law, ~ rasvsd by
HE l. gi-lstum u ibo State u Mississippi.
ufls1s. That raHi PETITION contains tn
uanIfs 10 mnn than tHp-thiniH IT the
bona iiic rosilrut o. iiullcrs VI al ihr
townships. respectively, 81 sail county.
II i. Therefore. Jrlerpti by ile Board
1t Supervisors 81 Panels f0nuty. That
,til petition be- granted. and that nl
rafzoua within the limits 81 all The town.
ships u sail Pamela county, from and
after .bu
J.: Day OF March, 1855,
shall keep vi their ike Stuck. Of every
a. rripiign. securely cpnfnfl within ut
enclosure.
It j. further ordered. That this OricI
h. Published iu slmr newspaper within
Pamela county Tor three months mex.
after this date.
Is orler 81 The Boarl d supervisors
THIS. November 18th. 1854
=. r. HLANN, Clerk.
~ LFA B LEsthR, y. &.
Nov. Goth. -, 3m.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-20

C~HasrxAs comes on Thursday.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-20
Practice Economy!
For these aye Hard Times

For these aye Hard Times.
In making your XmGS Presents
20 to WALL & LACEYS and pur.
u.A.rss s-s --s-s .rs.
chase some OF the following use.
fnl articles:
A beautiful Carpet At 50Cts yard.
A Nice Rug!
-s-ps.- 49,
A Handsome Sett Of Furniture!
An Easy ROeking.Cbair!
-.s,r-
An Elegant Trunk!
---sa
A No. | Cooking stove!
a.-s
4 Fine Saddle and Birdie!
A Good Sh0t-Dun!
s@Asa@W aahfAfF#a N4a "a
An Elegant Dressing Case!
sfss~
4 First-ciass Sett Of CsryCrs!
And thousands Of other useful
articles In the House Keeping
,.-sn..-. .-auaeh.@ asa.. ,saa
line. Rememb +, they are Head
quarters for these goods!
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-20
II full STOCK!

B'hile St0c%S generally are
mHcA br0Iea, picket 0ter
ant said out cloSc, Y2a car
aluaJy lR9 aA 0ad c0m-
plete tines 0Ia nj kiHds Of
g90d5, at GUTTER 9 SPAf3S!
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-20
pueklen's Arnica sslve.

The best salyc in the world for
Cuts, Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rhcum, Fever Sores. letter,
Chappcd Hands. Chilblains, Corns,
aud all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay &c.
duired. It Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money re
funded. Price Is cents per box
At Henderson Bros. Sept. ., 81.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-20
'ANOLA STAR.

. ryAvY rain fell Sunday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-09
LAnon AND Irs nIGmrs.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Z Several repre-
sentatiycs OF labor organizations ap'
peared before the House Committee on
Labor, aud argued against the imporla'
tion OF foreign laborers under contract,
I. I, powderly, ex'M0y0r Of Scranton,
said he represented the knights Of Ln-
hor, an organization numbering over
100000. This organization desires the
eight.hOur law and legislation 10 pre-.
vent Foreigners from purchasing largo
tracts Of public land IN this country,
aud preventing the importation OF Tor.
eignera under contract, llo spoke OF
the Importation Of llnngariana, and said
they returned home after saving com
paraliyely small sums OF money, One
family Of niue persons was instanced
that lived on S27 per month. Their diet
was said to be mush und water for AK
days with meat on Sunday. Tho Hun
garians, no said, were fNst becoming IN
obnoxious In the Eaat ~ the Chinese In
their habits, m In some cases as high ~
ten lived In one room. W. II. Barclay OF
Pennsylvania, represented the coke In
tefesls, said that only 8 per cent OF the
Hungariana could read. Thoir earn.
ings average $l,2b per day, and they
work from two TO Ave daysa week, be-
ginning work NJ aud 2 II. M, ana con
continuing until y, m. The llungar.
ians, Barclay said, were most filthy.
Members OF the committee asked II the
operators advocated strikes IN order
that the price OF coal and coke might
be raised. Barclay replied that they
did aud no hnd been offered tho prlyi'
lege Of organizing men for u strike.
The representatives OF the labor organi.
cations selected John 3. McClelland Of
New Jersey; John Murray Of Ohio; T. "
P0wderly, James Campbell ana John
Shlecker Of Pennsylvania, u committee
10 remain In Washington and urge the
passage Of Representative Forans bill.
Representative Hopkins, chairman OF
the House Committee on Labor, baa, In
compliance with the petitions OF various
labor organizations In tho country,
prepared u bill.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-09
An Interesting Query Answered.

"WhO IL starting the new carpet
s'Orew Where IL II 10 he lOcatedY' are
questions that have been asked by hun.
drsd1 of people IN Canton ever since Hu-
nOuucpment WAS made IN the columns
NJ the DEMOCRAT last week, that new
CARPET store WAS ihOut ~ be- added 10
the m unfold industries Of this city, But
Ns often IN the question has been pro-.
pounded II has I'll remained unHn'
swefed, aud II now deyOyes upon
M 10 make the glad announce.
nent to the people NJ Canton and
ylwnity, that the Mrssrs. Werner BrOL,
tlp prlgre.sly pl0prlelOrs Of the we'll
Ru0Nn cay Paint 5 nre, Is the enter
prlslng Arm that " about 10 inaugurate
The opening NJ thi, new carpet rmpO-
rum, and II viii be located Ia the 4pn.
riuns, handsome aud cOmmOdlOus room
directly over their store IN the Eagle
Block, THIS room has been fitted up TX q
pre4sly fOr this branch Of business, hav
ing undergone thorough remOdeling,
and Hs II At present stands, is without
dOub. the 1nest carpet emporium IN the
ritH
the nrW ALREADY nave u very large ana
beautiful stock Of carpets on hand from
hll the celebrated manufacturers and
II being daily added to by heavy In.
voices, Werner Bros are now prepared
~ enter house when the carpenters
aud plasterers got through with their
work aud not only paper II, hut carpet
II from top 10 bottom IN thoroughly llfst
class style. Their new carpet room
possesses ample facilities for the In
specliOn Of goods, being we'll lighted,
and II will be thrown open TO the public
In u few days, Due announcement will
be made Of the opening.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-09

In the Rep, Of Wednesday last appear
ed nm extremely whitening piece Of sar-
casm entitled "Sleepy Hollow" gotten
up at the expense of the DEMOCRAT, In
the editorial columns Of the same les IL
appeared the following notable prodLc-
ton.
Representative llOar IL working on q
National Bankrupt bill which II IL ex-
pected will improve on Mr.. Lowells"
The amonnt Of Ignorance daily dis
played by our esteemed sale-bill c0ntem.
porary IL deplorable. II pnrpOrts to be
u Republican paper, yet II has dwelt
within the purlieus Of "Sleepy Hollow"
itself 40 long that II IL entirely ignorant
Of tho fact tha II IL now several years
4luce Mr. Hoar, one uf the great aud
shining lights Of the Republican party,
ceased to be representative, Mr., HOar
~ one Of the Senators from the State VI
Massachusetts, We advise our neigh
bOr 10 study up the political history Of
its country, so that In the future II Will
make no more such awful breaks M II
has done In this instance,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-09
LAWRENCE BARRETT

NsXt W,lupsInv eyapiug tina re.
u.Wu.I r.g..Iu. La.prrnr, Rurr,It
,I,. aYp.i. ID. d. O,.fY. "l.nu.
r.tfu" /. 9,. n. H...I'. g.,tl irnypll,
n. .Urr.,.U RIu.g M s.ryu't 'ti.
,..yi. Una and .YI. .IIs IA,
.iIs si.l rn.. Iy.,YI.uI ul,rpIs of M.
Grn,p. tI. d,y.naH... .IlI,riyg B,aifir..
IN, Vf.tl rIUr NIlnm Wlntpr. iu
.p.,,iug of I'M. pIny. nul thp actiup Ol
Nr. BrIplr "A H. nus Inc following IN
lna NV York tribune.
"In Ui4 trDtmaut oi the old story of
oFrnurp.,Y." Mn. Irs.r mas mined tn
rnr,y 4ympltly with t.elu.blud. rhp
pIty .,,.,si,t, .Iy .rt.. n,ru nf whi,h
irrin .uutr. win u,.,Iiy, and polntpd
nam ,Iir,l,in.y IusItugus,,. IA blank
,,rs. of IA smon' ami gl,yiIIg rhar,r.
irr yp.,rrtIlv uurypi. Ind yignrnua nud
frrai.utI. II.iuy la ImnIssipnad ein.
uu,,,rs. lp Of, .tpi,it," Mf. Bnk,r nm
'rrYn ni, bsr,l., man. tsuI.r mnytani.
u.ii.. r,It,.p.I,il| uue lorlInya In ok.
ra.s. nnl Viryr. nv ph,sIc.I deiofm,l,
and Ilksly wh,I dlppIvpl ANA wroIg.d
Ia Ji..oly, In .h,p4ghld lprrlnle de-.
llrllln, up CHOW, n m an TINT could fore.
"a Ina Ioy, of w.nnn. but oure pprsnnd.
ed of having won "a me- yonlI bp tpmnlu.
'us m n,s se.lary. terkle.s IN hls aIura.
INN nnJ M bnInlprs.. md fprorloua
and deadly m bls rnstuIment of injury
ia hia npart aud mis- falth. There l. Il
sir"innf 1tb.Iln In "ttnriniln mIngl.d
vim n sllgI,ier strnin of the l,fep spirlt
of RlchnrI the Third. nnd the character
utonpIs relsclion ,lpon those questions
nf the rcnc,ion Of pbyslrnl dpf0rmily
nnon gooInesa Of henri which n =
afonaei hy such an aurlent type ma Tho
,h4ier In Rigoletto. Nlr. Bnrfett carried
the plrt with exrellent discretion. The
Irfnrmlty wna NOT Oyerdone, The Nor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-09
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC.
ONO GENERAL ASSEMBLY
The senate Passes u New Congressional Ap-
p0rtionmout Blll,

portionmeut Blll.
COLUMBUS. Feb 7.-Yosterday was q
Democratic field day In the Legislature,
The Senate passed the Congressional
Redistricting bill precisely ~ adopted
by the Democratic caucus last Wednes'
day night The vote stood, yeas 81, nays
10, A Marty vote, except that Senator
Reed (DemOcraO voted no, aud Senator
fasselt (Republican) refused TO vote.
Ihe new appOrliOnment provided by
this bill IN ~ follows,
The frat and second districts OF Ham
lltOn county remain unchanged.
Third diHtrict-'Butler, PfeDle, War
rem and Ulermont.
Fourth-MOntgomery, Miami aud
Darke.
Fifth. Shelby, Mercer, Auglaize, Al.
len. Logan aud Hardin.
Williams, Defiance, Pauldlng,
Van Vert, Putnam, Henry and Fulton,
Seventh Hancock, Wood, Seneca, WY.
and0t and Crawford.
Eighth Champaign, Clarke, Greene,
Clinton and Fayette.
Ninth Marion. Union, Morrow, Della.
ware. Knox and Madison.
rcnth--lucas, Ottawa, Sandusky and
Erie.
Eleventh Ross, Highland, Brown
and Adams.
Tweltth-vinton, pike, jackson, Sci.
oto and Lawrence.
Thirteenth-Franklin, ,pIckaway Fair.
lleld and Hooking.
Fourteenth Perry, Morgan, Athens,
Meigs aud Gallia.
acknowledgements, Coshoct0n,
Licking and Muskingum,
Sixteentll--Lorain, Huron, Ashland,
Richland and Holmes.
Seventeenth Guernsey, Belmont, No.
BILE, Monroe and Washington.
Eighteenth Mah0nlng, Columbiana,
Carroll, Jefferson aud Harrison.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Trumbull,
Portage, Geagua, Lake and part OF Guy.
uh0ga.
Twentleth-summit, Medina, Wayne
and Stark.
Twenty rst-First 10 eighteenth
wards OF Cleveland, ana part OF Cuya-
hoga county.
Taking tho vote Of 1880, ton districts
are Democratic aud nine Republican.
with Hamilton county doubtful.
THE SCOTT LAW AMENDED.
In tho House The Democrats put
through, iu spite OF stubborn Republi-
can iillibustering. by tho free use OF the
previous question, two party measures.
Tho first wns Representative Poe's bill,
creating the Office Of state supervisor Of
oils, and abolisbing that Of oil inspec-
tor, now held by Captain Louis Smith
Knight Republican.
The second was the Loewensteln LiQ-
uor tax bill, M amended by the caucus,
" repeals the local option clause Of the
Scott law, and provides for the semi.an-
nual payment OF the tax. The vote on
tho passage stood yeas 5b, nays ~.
Poet, (Republlcan) Of Hamilton county,
voted yea; Byall, (Democrat) Of Hancock
county, aud Work, (Democrat) OF Plcka-
way county, voted no. Haley OF Cuya.
hoga county. and Stryker Of Hamilton,
both Republicans, aud Stout II ofWayDe,
Democrat, lodged. There were nine
absentees- seven Republicans and two
Democrats.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-09
WAynesburg.

The good slelghing made business
very brisk In our town,
II. Mackaman filled his warehouse
full OF wheat at 81 per bushel one day,
taking In 800 bushels.
G. W, BursOn Ia building new addi
tiOn TO his store house. He says free
trade Ia what is doing II.
Ground hog day is past. He seen hls
shadow, and we will now have TO take
the weather AZ II comes.
Jos. Snyder has sold his planning mill
TO J,J. Welker and l.. Dam. We are sor.
ry TO see DO leave town, as no IL one OF
our best citizens.
j. G. Rodgers draws the reins on a
very fine PAGER. Record 2lS. Mr., Glib
son tackled him on the street with hif
mountain jumper and got left.
Prof j, c, Robb, from Cadiz, has been
superintending our schools for the last
four weeks with marked ability. He GER
tain IL the right man In the right
place.
II A, McGregOr will come down and
read Burns some evening, we VIII
guarantee him some new subscribers tO
the DEMOCRAT. SO says Fred Mackaman,
Mr. David Conrad and wife, from Can
ton, were here on a visit last week
Turkeys are not so plenty M they were
before they came, but we enjoyed their
visit very much and hope they will soon
come again.
Deputy Sheriff KrIder was seen on our
streets last Saturday for the llrst time
He attended promptly TO some bnsnes,
called at BursOn's drug store, Democratic
headquarters, shook hands with the boys
and III out. No loaAng or foollng with
hlm. He IN Old success.
Mr. Ed, Jackman. q good Republican,
who moved near Washington City about
one year aga, moved back last week,
saying he could not stand the darkles.
Too much trouble 10 keep everything
under lock and key, We welcome ed,
back. He IN good fellow.
The boss coal bank of Sandy township
was found last week by Parker aud Mo
hprly, on the farm OF j. h, Hawke, one
mile from town. They were sinking a
shnft,and struck vein No. b, 3 II, : In. su'
periOr coal. We congratulate those
gentlemen on their success, striking
coal 30 near town. CITIZEN.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-09
Oh ngo OF Clerks.

Mr.. John McGregor. Clerk Of Courts
elect, enters upon The duties Of his new
position to-day, Mr.. Ben. D. Wilson, who
has occupied The office for the past three
years, retiring. Mr., @. Q. Bow, the ell.
client and courteous Deputy Clerk, upon
whom has devolved tho duties Of Clerk
during the greater part OF Mr.. Wilson's
term, owing 10 the continued ill.health
OF the latter. will DO retained by Mr..
Mc6regor for time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-09

Try tho new gallery. We offer our
finest and most brilliant cabinet photos,
elegant In style and pose, NJ the small
sum Of ~ per dozen, for few weeks
only. You can't beat them IN any Of
the leading galleries In large cities. We
mean every word we say, and will back
II up II you give M u trial.
EVANS, SCllENOK u Co.,
Snxt0n Block, Canton, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-09
MISCELLANEOUS,
SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

In pursuence Of an order Of tho Probate Court Of
Hlat county, Oho, will offer Tor rne NJ public anc
uUn on
Saturday, the lat day Of March, 1884,
nj O'Clock IN tic afternoon, upon Tho premises, Tho
following duaorhcd real estate situate IN Tho county VI
hiak AMI State " Ohio, towItl Lot nunbcf nfynlne
Appraised nj 1000
Terms NJ ulle-Onethifd IN hand, opethlrd IN ono
year aud ono third IN two years ito the day of sale
With interest tho payments " be secured by mortgage
iptn the premises eolu, ...... ..,,...
Administrator OF the ngiata of CHARLES
ufuhpf, dhcrhard,
Mona n McOAnrr, Petitioners Attya febph
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-09

teresting inspiration must have great.
ly, glorioualy and grandly gratifed not
only this Canton correspondent OF our
Cleveland contemporary but also tho de-
lightful, devoted darlings who artlessly
read the artful article and wacantly
wondered with foolish face what the
contemptible condensation of the Gun
day stun all meaningless meant. .
Aha, villain ! I'll consign thy caitiii
carcass TO the cOnyulsiye clisp and the
crunching craw OF ihe clammey, car
riOn loving crOwl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-09

The Stark County Horticultural Soci.
ety met on "Wednesday, NJ the residence
Of Mr.. aud Mira. John v. Roth, two aud
"A half miles from Canton, The heavy
and continuous rain, and the condition
OF the roads prevented large attend.
ance. Nevertheless II was u pleasant
gathering, aud tho Roth family did their
best 10 have II 10. The proceedings will
appear In next Wednesdays DEMOCRAT.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-09

The juvenile templars will hold pub
lie meeting Ia their hail. over Durhln's
drug store, third door Commercial
Block. Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock,
Every person, especially parents, IL IN.
yited to attend. II IL expected that ey.
cry one interested In tla children will
be present.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-09

Mira. Katherine Simler died very sud.
denly about I I o'clock yesterday morn.
ing NJ her residence ON North Pop ar
street. When found. she was lying on
a hpd N the hnnse, face dnwnwnrde.
ohe Nas "a hJ uyighblls several times
during the forenoon, and appeared 10 be
ia apparently good health. Az there are
uonle peculiar circumstances connected
with her sudden demise, Coroner Lcin-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-09

Mr., and Mrs, d, WOrlcy we're called to
Columbus to-day by telegraph, TO attend
the funeral Of Mrs, Willie G. schmld,
the deceased wife OF Rev. Prof. II,
Schmid, Of Capital University, aud the
Youngest sister of Mrs. Worley. The
liiends have our hearty sympathy and
coincidence in their grief,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-09

Prof. EckfOrd's dancing academy
affords tho finest chance for persons
wishing 10 learn the best styles VI bull
ro0m danciug. Twenty lessons for $3.50
or 20 lessons per couple, for tl2. Come
In Monday, Wednesday or Friday nights
next The season will close on lat OF
April, a. for t2 lessons.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-09

From Maxine p. O., Strasburgh, In
this county, we have complaints that
through the negligence OF the posmaa-
ter, the STARK Co, DEMOCRAT package In
carried through TO Pittsburgh. ltseems
the lazy or obstinate p, NJ, refuses TO OK.
change mail with the afternoon mail
train, aud thus our friends there do not
receive the DEMOCRAT generally TIL
Thursday and Monday. Our paper
ought TO be received there AZ a rule on
Wednesday and Saturday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-09

Bring your little Oups, ard we will
give you perfectly natural photos Of the
little dgfllngs, with our instantaneous
process We yet them like u fash. No
fail Ut thia gallery All W. ask In u
trial. EVANS, SCllENCk n Co.,
SuxtOn Block, Canton, q.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-09

John Figert. Clerk Of the Tuscarawas
county Court IL charged with signing
the names OF parties entitled 10 costs to
the docket entry, and drawing the fees,
without their consent; In other words,
committing forgery, He has been In
dicted.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-09

The following interesting statistics
are CLEANED ffon the live stock report Of
ONO. which was read at the recent State
Agricultural Convention Ut Columbus:
Number OF horses IN the State, i00,Sl0;
mitch c0ws, bib,S32, oxen aud other eat.
Tie, 1,0S3. .6i3, sh, ep, 5,l5l.0li, OF which
3s,spS were killed by dogsi hogs, l,S0s,-
A2b,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-09

Don't lot thle opportunity slip, for VIZ
only hold out this inducement for few
weeks, 40 avail yourself and lose no
tlme, and slt for dozen OF those beau.
tifully finished cabinet photos. II will
cost you only a.,
EVANS, SouENoK n Co.,
Saxton Block, Canton, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-09
Farmers. AiiantIon.

We want $4,000 bushels good wheat.
No musty or damaged wheat NJ any
price. We give the best Hour made In
the mill In exchange, We sell feed at
the lowest market price. Corl q Blake,
Canton City Mills, Canton, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-09

tnuyiAioNH. nu0I qutct ana n,onu,iy hoia.
New Extir, tla, TOOL 1870, Pork quloi and lrin,
spot New Mess, tldbObl0,b Lard dull and
lower, lnt0anrrOnderoi, ta,db,
lluTTnn--Dull and In huyora favor, Weat-
ora, Olbi5Oi ERin Creamery, NQD1Ho.
CiinnAk-firin NJ, Bthitk No for poor % fancy.
-wontornsiull ntirtlDfio,
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FOLrDO, o., Fob u
wirAT-Dul ana naminnl, No I Whltc,
tl,OO, No, y do, NO, No, y i,od cash. tl.O01
l,0ll February, si,OOi March, ti.OlH, April.
u.UlAj May, tlnJi June u.WH,
OOns.-N0minm. No, y cash or February,
aoi March, Uhcl Aprn, byXoi May, t@1
bpAo,
,.0lTa-Dul, No, cash or February, 6to.
May, Bso
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-09

Mrs. John n. Baughman, the wife OF n
farmer living near DOylestOwn, attempt
I'd suicide on Sunday last, by cutting
herself with "a butcher knife, while SUI
iering from temporary alteration.
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For Salo

A desirable property In schwalms nd
ditiOn, Large house aud barn; good out
buildings, containing 3 lots SOx3S6,
mostly orchard. Inquire OF Peter j.
Schwalm, grocer, No, 10 East Tusca.
Tawas street.
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Bridge Notice.

Notlos Ia hereby pIvcn that proposition IA now peud
lnr beIuro the Commissioners VI Haih county Ohio
tu nlii an Iron bridge over tho ohio tnnnl on fremont
nreel MasallInD, Maid pfuposu will be fo consider
alton ~ the nIncs VI The CUmmlranew IN Tho Oouf
House nj Canton, on Monday. March 10Th tlis4.
" IA MANLY
fabpe uouuty auditor.
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Joshua Unkefer and Mmira NJ Black
lidge, Robertsville; william y. Neiswan.
der aud A., j. Str0up, homework; Frank
Llmbach aud Helena NJ. Horn, Navarro;
John A. Burnbelmor and Ciyilla May,
Pierce.
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DissolutioM Notice.

Notice u hereby given that the 90 pAsncfshp hste,e
fore existing between frank l. ilopa and uhsf1na Mist
under Ile irm name a. iiore Mist vaa dissolved b.
mutual consent IN October pah tssb Nj rim cos
tlnulnQ the buslnesa MI Winr
jAnluhw TN uMAn Ntnr.