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rnE HAKPTRS ON THT GWDTRON

lllL AAhlLlNN ~ 4 III hAANAhNNs
uhas been stated that the opposition Of
he HARPER Brothers o. Blaine was on &C
count ~ me failure % the frm d secure
ne publication OF Rikines book. Just how
urgent The HArpers were o. obtain Blaine :
book A. puhllshcrs i shown BY the follow
M extract OF letter nom Mr. Harper -
william Walter rhelps, dated March ISM,
lssl.
Win tho Instinct a 4 pubiishsr. accustomed
to itaI sifn tns TsoplC r.t..rr N. = IN priv
irrlf c'assis rcC0sTuirr ~ facf thai tIrrr u
NJ rran nrinr more closely III sympathy vith
90 pcogIC Than NJ hiaine lkccQ n noi 20
fraInrt Singer AN tnt rornlar pulse, = Do n, IN
car figuruas Amrricsn liie, 4 Egnsfe. ~ -.
NV. AM am sure tnat it nests -trunflF Al ~
nIrafInn ana Affection Coz n man sho has ngrn
anslIutrIY fcarcss in his patriotism NJ
Wce.Is rcrninIsences slu - interesting A. 4
~ Nia.ns's narrative iii hoii thr American
rrurIr. trcnu-r u ~In O. huuau-rsal ne-h
a. hioo.l-ite rocori. not ~ hlchiaNellltn
fstier. ani = a. a. lcsief IN the met cru
a. events of oar Nations history
-. Nnrn Do comes lllic cnnVcnicni o. fon
uist - vonlt give ~ hs.ne o. unlcf.-en..
tnat whue ths donrs of rankIin sIuare sluays
sianI vile open a. them nierarf felers,
such a. s1holars AM ports AMI nuNclists al
csssyisfs ana travellers, the Hroprleiofs senef
.l'y 81 ios1 o. ~ siirsAik v selcous M.
nfl.Is rrFrrrrLY hrir hin o. unluai tnf nan
usrIlri frurn b. trIumplai ca 10 ~ slctaici
ID. IffIlH rIfasa intimate al this tn NJ IlAlur
Ou knOs hos to tn it FrccilliY AM ere,
lively
ms letter puts Hf1er's Wsst's All
Harper Brothers win George william Cur.
ts In yci more ildlcrous plight, and
shows that only little more than year
ago he bead of the Harper arm wts =
great aim.rcr of Mr.. Blaine. amer rcAi-
ug thls leticr nobody can d0u1i bad Nj
blaine given D. the Harpcrs The puhlci-
uon of " Twenty ears OF Congress. that
Hlr1lrs Wffiir ard Mr.. Curtis would
uow b. M Bialnc's warn supporters.
Tsklug the letter % Mr. Harper and Mr.
CurtIss Chicago Convection speech 10
gsiher noihlng l. more apparent than That
unjust porsonAi pre- udicc l. AZ The bottom
of the coarse OF The liarpcrs Ani their pub
ucaf.ons
Mr. Harpcr complains that The paolle
use % private letter i uuwArranted.
Mr.. Phelps says it got into print without
bis knowledge or consent 10 might ilf-
Their be- aided that one who has based his
entire criticism % Mr.. Blaine on the stolen
private letters hat got iuto MuiligAns
hands. ought % b. The lasi % complain
when The tables are 80 handsomely turned
on hlm. it makes much difference whcth-
cr 10 Is your bell or my on that l. gorci-
Irfr.sfHu fHlruI.
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Long lists Of Irish Democrats who VIII
vote for Blaine are shown In Fall River.
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REPRESENTATIVE APP0RTI0S.
MENT.

Al a meeting OF delegates from Bethel
and the towns clsssed with Bethel, held
Aug. Q, Il was voted that
Bethel and Albany send la lsss add
ls9O.
stoneham, Mason, GIlesd and Riley PIN
send In 1854.
Hanover, Newry, Graiton. Upton and
Lincoln PIN send In lss6
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ton Intense itching. Increased nT scrt'....
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results may fn'ius "sN AiNl- nlNihlNi-
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Toilet Article Restores TruHfN, U
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Ir families ~ Great Britain eninH.
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furIfr az nshInn. a. nrlffisfi iNf
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GKN. BUTLER has written a letter 10 I'd
itor Dana Of the New York Sun, stating
that he shall stand A. Presidential csndi.
date. lie will publish letter. accepting
the Greenback and Antl-monopoly pomin-
aiions, soon a. Cleveland issues his letter
OF acceptance. This will pat ioor esndI.
dates In the field, but Blslne OF Cleveland
will be elected. Butler will not carry one
electoral vote, neither will 81. John, the
Prohibition candidate.
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ufsIIrTLr RECORD.


Gov. Cleveland has aboat a. small 20
lltical record A. Il possible Tor one 10 have
who Is the candidste Of q great party TOT
TIE highest Office In the land, bat even me
snail record he has l. sufficient 10 ALLEVIATE
nom lis support The various classes 70
whom Ne w0ald have 10 look for bis cleo.
lion.
IN has been shown that his vetoes Of
legislative acts have cost hlm The support
OF a large class ~ the lNborlng men % the
country bis wen-known free Trade prin-
cipics have driven from him large pro
pSrtion % the manufacturing element. his
want of fOreign policy which shall guar
Antee b an American citiren. Al home and
ahroad. The fali measure Of the rights %
which his citizenship entities him, has
caused serious aud growing detection
among the lrish-Amcrican element OF bis
party. aod now u appears that his Official
ne shows q series Of acts inimich % the
Interests % the soldier element OF the
couutry which need only 10 BE- known n
array thai element almost s0lldly against
him.
A New York dispatch TO the BosioH
Jlarari enumcsAtes these acts A. follows b
swhns Mayor 81 nnnAio h. vetoed an ordin
ancr apIroTriltinE 49, iof the prcpcf orsetf'
sncs ~ Memorial hay. A. Governor ~ W
tns.l hIu ailoslnE Grand Array posts o. usc
stats muskcts pr1viied bonds wcre given iof
heir ssio kccpIng and rCtuIu. one Aftne
veteran. James oung, employer m tle elt
tni IN Albany. uas ma.lo a. almost ~ lless
cripple - a. accident. and The eraui Army
posts rcfItione.l the Legislature o. prutidc ~
lef fnf tIu. A tNl uAs passei end ne Gov
rrunr Vetoed lt lNrry erand Army post IN
ne -fatf refIfIunssl Cor a hlN mailing ~ a MS
icmcanuf fur any per-on 90 SeAr erAnl A.
my hallla unlCss an bouOrahiy dlsClarECi sol.
der or sailor. To blu va passcd AM ne
i.oVeruCI vetoed o. Massachusetts, has a.
nn rs statute hat every soldier and sailor
sfaII 4. FURNISHED by the state viii an IN
gravel rertIfCafs u discharfr. IN Cumrl
ance alth T. tlilons q thc soldiers ~ ttis state
en- Legislature passci sintlaf bAl And We
tsnNernCr NCfnel li a nlil "a pssstii lN nc
trritlaflfV tn provide hrallstnnes Or tnt 90
fIfrs of M iaig Nar Who have uicl ln ne
sale. huf fhC Governor wanted ne PHI amend
81 80 ~ o. permit time o. designate Nhai kinl
uf .raisfunes shuuli D. uscls tui le uld nni
surrsgi such rrpeaicii rcnuts a. ~ has AT
minisfrrrd fo thf soldiers, taken IN connef i.ln
uIin tts act ina he "a drAued AMI SIN dla
NOT 80 O. the front shliC his associate On No
tIfkff ~ an aVusci opponent OF the var tnt
~ nion, sre not likely 90 bring him many
-. her Nuirs
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SPECIAL NOTICE
ThIsfsfa Inf .fn mr ulffr1H IlU IN Hr..'r.
Id EfaIfh. q shlI D. 0tl 40 fl III s.fIH' 800
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CHURCH. nuiEi rugl
s0ru rtuf
IIf.f Con FrrflfinnaI fIurrn, Hrf. EI I1
Fllls. Pastor uu Sunday preaching HIIH1.
N.I A. A.. sabbath allnnI. ID ~ iUlIf
meeting. i1 A.. H. Young pff pies .''1f.
r n. prayer meeting, aI a. Mr.N.AI
prayer meeting, II
con sunday. preaching srrFicr, lI Al A. ~. FL.
bath school. ID M mufuinH prayer .h
INuA AZ evening prayer meeting
Ilrs'laY prayer meeting ~ o. i.tf' ..f.
.nF iriiaFt nrn
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BORN.

10 "a, Bs,,a,i. Aasanpsssac'-"
n. Cannon, a s1n.
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-watterson following Gen. Butler In .
speech was like turning loose - sweet
girl graduate" with composition on gen.
tie spring" Just amer q eyclone had leselled
ali the houses and blown them over Into
the next county.-Ts1as Sl0ing.
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INSTRUCTORS:
W. W. MAYO, A. NJ,
Principal
NELLIE [. WHITMAN,
rr.sspssss.
HATTIE + MAYO.
HELEN HOWE.

Viii fsuf espsr enocd teachers sho ave ihfi'
entire line ~ the school. All thrsc ilu c.urtf'
q siuly All q large g1flsil ~ iisiIss thr acai
eny feels e't lent nat H ean % ffsi eisfi scfl
ari give COOL irsuuciipa o. ail Eh7 apsni.
rhs sshool has three foil clsf.ei of tiuiy aat
f9nf regular issciefs
nss winF D. nfinE ldied D ihe noarlios
House vh'eh Oil rive t'u rsw aui fctraos
ROOM.
Ths rducipai ull Dol BE- liebfou. from &c .il
aaill tn 3ih 81 Anr.. also from TIE ilfh uufl ~
Drm besins aai gill ~ risi 70 meet anJ WI.
may slih o. sse BIN about ne frh1li. letters a.
dressed 30 usbrou e auy tins 81 b. farwsrisi
io hiu.
A nce Cta'nsur hsf lIIt t'Ir Tuh'iffrit 4
copy q shrh VII d. tfnf O. arY address. -
a CaisisEue - e. cngtrr t1tri nf r,sut or 'a'
sur isfrutu p ADDE'S ths ffa.inil
w. w. MAYO. Hebron, Me.
Isry Ie-I
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-14
AFTER THE RrrunLIoAN rArrY,


In all things, the Democratic party
never fails TO come tramping after the
Republican party
This must be 10, for the Free Press
g0ta II off every few weeks. In an ex'
planatory paragraph II says the Demo
Gratis held their national convention IN
Chicago beCOuse the Republican rarty
did, etc. Trlpp IL mad probably be-
cause Democrats did not hold their big
convention In CNrr0lltOn or Harlem
Springs.
We can parade before Judge Trips
eyes few Democratic "Old clothes"
which the Republican party wears. For
instance
Democrats violently opposed "cOrpet
bag rule" Tho Republican party was
forced to abandon carpet-bag rule, but
not until many state treOauriea were
bankrupt and n debt Of 1891 100000 WAS
put upon The Southern States by Repub-
lican thieves,
Democrats always opposed Repuhli.
can reconstruction" Grant admitted
II had been u failure, and the purity, un'
der llayee, abandoned H..
Democrats opposed civil rights and
national social legislation AZ unwlse
and unconstitutional, The United States
Supreme Court, within the past year,
has affirmed the Democratic position,
Democrats have opposed the whole
sale giving away OF public lands to cor
poratiOns. Republicans, after having
given away the most valuable, would
now try TO steal the Democratic posi-
tlOn.
The Democratic party opposed con
traction and demanded resumption with
n sufficient currency and greenbacks re-
celvable for customs dues. Resumption
was never brought about until green
bncka were 40 received.
Democrats have long demanded u ro'
vision Of the tafiif, Two years ago Re-
publiCana made pretended reduction,
which proves TO be no reduction NJ nll
except on wool which is cut severely,
Tho vote on this humbug measure-so
unjust 10 tho wool grower-was u party
vote.
Republicans have long prided them
selves on riding In the parlor cara while
Democrat, they said, rode IN the con-
struCton train, Now that the pul0r
cur element haa got across on the Demo,
cratic truck thoy call them "dudes" and
"culchawed' gentlemen, aud nro down
on their knees 10 the "coDstruction
train" begging them TO come and pull
the Blaine train out Of tho ditch. -,
Republicans have pursued u knnvisl
course on tho liquor Qu0stion-stabbinl
the liquor men while getting theil
votes, and again contracting TO defeat
the second amendment while processing
friendship for temperance. On the con
trary the Democrats Of Ohio have aclet
honorably, fairly and consistently VIII
all elements.
Republicans stole ono Presidential
term and bought another. Democrat
stand appalled, at the outrage-and con
tlnuo TO vote IN the old.fuehloned way
realizing there will soon be an end Il
| The heathen tricks Of tho elimy jugglert
- Carroll Chronicle,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-14

tain politicians, who boast of lts bnsi'
ness smartness, and In the familiar
slang OF the Tweed ring ask, "What are
YOU going to do about III" II IL reluct-
antly oOndoned by larger class who try
TO believe In party supremacy AZ any
price-eyen at the cost OF national deg
radiation. But that this official inde'
cency IL condemned by the largest class
of our countrymen, | believe, Will be
fully demonstrated In the November
election. And this largest class are the
quiet, thoughtful voters, who are not
prOfessed politicians, who love official
decency and cleanliness, who despise
charlatanry, who form the great jury TO
whom the politicians and editors must
appeal, and that their verdict Will be
dlscrlmlnatingly given for pure gov
ernment and decent politics no one can
doubt who believes In the lofty patriot
ism of the people, which has 30 often
asserted itself at critical periods OF our
history.
Your Obedient servant,
(Signed) JOSEPH W. HARPER, JR,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-14
MnEnn mR. nEEonnR STANDS.
He VIII Take the stump for Gov. Cleveland
for President.


no WIN Take the stump for Gov, Cleveland
for President
NEW YORK, August 1.-The Brooklyn
Union to-day published q statement from
Henry Ward Beecher which effectnally
sets at rest the lies started by the Blaine
managers TO the effect that he had made
up his mind not TO support Cleveland
From the Unions account II appears
that nj the request OF MIR. Beecher, Gen.
Horatio Q. King, of Brooklyn, went TO
Buffalo and personally Investigated the
story and reported TO Mr. Beecher. To a
reporter OF the Union, MIR, Beecher SAID
this morning." II have been undergoing
a judicial process. ! have been way
down In the mud, but now the clouds
are breaking away and Lam beginning
10 understand that these stories about
Gov. Cleveland are untrue and o vile
slander.
"You can say that expect TO brand
the men who have promulgated them as
blackmailera and liara for now expect
the Governor acted the part OF q gentle
man In this affair. | shall take the
stump for him and tell the people OF
this country that they must elect him
President. / shall enter this campo gn
with an enthusiasm second only TO that
with which | entered the war. Take my
word for II, this scandal, II false, will
make Governor Cleveland President"
General King stated To Mr.. Beecher
that he could find no one 10 father the
calumnies except the gentleman known
In Buffalo 40 Elder Ball, pastor OF
small Baptist church, and formerly an
empl0ye In the custom house. Ball Ia
best described as a political striker In
1881 he demanded and received $50 for
alleged services 10 the Independent Re-
publicana. In q recent canvass no beg
ged $3.50 from Senator Titus, and like
sum from II. II. Jones, County Treasurer,
both Democrats, One OF the stories cir
culated by Ball relates TO an occurrence
twenty.f0ur years since, an innocent
frolic In which the participants were
legal chuma OF the Governor, and there
was no woman present. A committee
of three Independent Republicans, com
posed OF leading clergyman, q lawyer
and q merchant, on Monday demanded
of the editor OF the Buffalo Telegraph,
the proofs which he said he was ready
TO produce. He was greatly alarmed
and on the plea OF sickness, asked for
delay. The committee will make a
| thorough investigation aud give the
facts to the public, over their signa'
lures, as soon as the Telegraph gives its
reply. -,
The DR.. Mitchell who figures with
Ball az supporter of his charges, Is
from Washington and is an Intimate
friend OF Mr.. Blaine, He has been In
Albany about three years, more than
half OF which time Governor Cleveland
has been In Albany, lle has publicly
admitted that no knows nothing except
by hearsay, and his informant is Ball.
n. d. Locke, partner of Sherman j.
Rogers, and an intimate friend Of
Mitchell, has withdrawn from his
church and other leading members have
also withdrawn until no publicly re-
tracts his statements There IL much
excitement IN Buffalo, and tho most
prominent people den0unce the authors
OF the ISLANDERS, Tho report Of the COM
mittee may be expected In day or two
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-14

| have been Hay Fever sufferer for
three years; have ofton heard Ely'e
Cream Balm epOlen of In tho highest
terms; kid not take much stock In IL he
cause OF the many quOck medicines. A
friend persuaded me 10 try the Balm
and did 10 with wonderful success.
This recommendation you can uee for
the benefit Of Hay Fever eulferers.- Il
$. Groer, Syracuse, N. Y. Price 80 cents,
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One Of the greatest blessings that has
been discovered Ia this generation.
Every family should have u box In tho
house. IL IL u sure cure for Bolla. Burns,
Sores, Cuts, Fleeh Wounds, Sore Nip.
Piles, Hard aud Soft Corns, Chapped Lips
and Hande, Pimples and Blotches. For
sale by g. N. Nye.
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, A. D. 1884;
Road Notice.

Notice IA hereby gyon that petition Will be preacn.
ted 10 tho Commissioners Of STARK county ~ thpr nokt
Hoaal0n 10 bn held on tho irtt Mondy " Ntpomncr
A. ~ 1874, praying for tho alteration OF thu county
road along the following described route IN sau county
lowlll llcglnnng Vt curnoi stone M le county i0au
(endng from the county llno diagohnly 10 lho Mllct
huri wndl 6rtweon the land Of John Wodman aud W.
ID Oheln thence east alOug tho quarter aoc llnc OF
section pO rus township, until tncraccp rom run.
nlup north and south, known nH tho East ufccnvlHO
iond Aud yOur petitioners also pray for tho vacation
oi tnN road runDing dlngonally through mo lanu ol
,iOhn Wcdmnu, beginning ~ tho above nAmed county
road mud running northeast until II niettccm the
above mentioned uroenyc road, Also Tho vacation OF
that part of county road bopinnlng ny corner slono
above mentioned and running tnuthengl unu lnler'
snctg iho tiroonylllo road, w, u OnEliLlN,
''N' Wv JOHN WlllDMAN,
uiyli,tw Principal Petitioners
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-14

ONO politics has never witnessed u
more touching and beautiful chrome
than 81, Cowles, Of the Cleveland Garter.
snake, leading tho fallen Democratic
angel, Bill Gleason, up on tho Mount OF
Hope and showing him all tho offices of
the now Administration from which TO
choose. II Blaine 10 elected CLEMSON
will probably be u lettor-carrier on
Water street. plcknway.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-14
Notice to Contractors.

sealod nropoaala viii bo received up n noon On
Auriiat lth 1854, M thu Olll1o ~ Canton township
clerk Unntdn Onto for the building VI Franc school
Iiouan In North Industry ihn building TO hp sub.
ainntla balloon franc, 80 feet ny 40 ieril Win Ho0d
oaV als aud glidpr " be dcrplnnnd, ana two llhff
uudrf tho glrder tho wall 10 b. ono foot above around
whOro ihO ground 10 highest the room 70 he " feu Ia
tho clear with 10 Windows, backbonrl ana uOQrs Hln'
liar To tho school hnuao nnw hut tho iur 70 bl QAk,
waiuacOaod to windows With nara WOOL, aud wnether'
b0nrdu with c0yu HhnH tho Hlurs ana ceiling 70 w
plaklnredi also tive iuos shutters 70 thn wnu0w cup
board, hooks 80. Tho whole " 20 WOO WorAmhn'
iiHe lSb Work 10 bo completed BY November |, 1884.
mo Tght N reserved 10 reject nuy on nll BIDS,
A'' IlfFO. X BALLARD,
CLERK Board VI tduOat0n VI Canton Town
luli7h Hhlp, Canton, OHIO
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Tho Itronpr Muy,

70 attach u stamp to an envelope Ia 20
molston the envelope and then apply the
stamp. Try this. II we all old the prop.
or thing We would use De. Jones Rcd
Glover Tonic for dyspepsia, cOstiyenoss,
bad breath, piles, pimples, ague and ma
laria diseases, poor appetite, low spirits,
headache or diseases Of the kidneys,
stomach and liver. Price 80 conte, Of
Durbiu. Wright ~ Co.,, druggists,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-14

she procured bottle Of Kings New Dis
coyery, when immediate relief was felt,
and by continuing It's use for a short
time she was completely cured, gaining
In tlesh 80 lbs In n few months. Free
trial bottles OF this certain cure OF al
throat and lung diseases ut 2, ii. Barr's
drug store. Large bottles III,
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Attachment Notice.

pc,er onlmeot whose rosidenoo IL unknown will tato
notpe Tint ON thp 1th day uf Iul, A. ID 1891 ue0fgO
vonnd ono VI tic Justices of tn cacN Within ana for
stark county Ohlo NJ tho suit OF Louis ltscs npanst
MN laaiInl an order VI attachment f,r the sum VI
E,gaA aud costa OF suit mud upon return OF tho con.
stablo showing mo property or effects ioundn said
untco IN pursuance Of Soc b1ii Of tho Revised Stat
utre of ohio certified Bald causp 10 tho Common rons
Court oi and county uagn No, B92s- Land mn nttnch.
munt wus Issued IN said action In said Common Plem
You are required to answer on or before tho pQh dJ
OF september 1884. LOUIS ElilsnL.
MONG n MoVAnrr, Auya iulyNiLw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-14

Now that the Supreme Court congti
tuted by the Republican party has
affirmed the copstitutlODallty Of some
e3O00O00OO OF Nat paper money, there
appears to be no good reason why tho
Republicans and Greenbackers OF West
Virginia should not sleep In tho same
bed.- Penny Prcsa.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-14
A Remarkable scope

Mra. Mary A. Daily Of Tunkhannock,
Pa, was afflicted six years with asthma
aud bronchitis, during which time the
best physlcIans could give no relief. Her
life was despairod OF until last October,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-14
A Valuable Farm Tor Sale.

ihaye very recently concluded 10 soil my farm Of
ibhtL acrrs and all Kinds OF necessary hulldlui ~
guod share and WhOr now live, said farm " locncd
Onr mllp nor Invest 0i Navarro, ana N IN = hlHn HlAw
oi cnyniion with I'm abundance Of all Kinds Of FRUIT
mud pOuiy VI living NAtUii also un0ciNd Win coal,
and belng uow mined ffnm uAicld shaft aid VIII SOIL
With or without the cnhl
Alao lois No III ana Bg IN the town NJ Navarro, con-
tannq large brick house Of eight rooms cellar unucr
whole house, with MI necessary oubulldings, good
Tor niihrr particulars enquire Of tho undersigned
W. mlppGdtwht Tlos, W. CHAPMAN
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Sheriff Sale.
me, S'''1,@s ".a.,r.. ''a''," Alias vopal rrponna
Saturday, the OOth day of August, 1884,
Sheriff Sale.

John 4, Hays Order OF sale stark county Com.
W. mon flcAA Court
Marion NJ, King OF M)
Ily virtue Of an order OF aOle Issued by tho clerk Of
the court Of r0mnon pleas VI Htaih county Oo ~ tho
nbOyp action and 10 mo directed viii Offer for sale NJ
public oulcy NJ the door Of the court house In tho city
0f canton, on
Saturday, the 30th day OF August 1884
tho following described real estate situate IN stark
county Ohio, t0wt' Lot number ono "a IN llostof'a
addition 10 tho incorporated village OF Alliance
Appraised NJ g2bO,
sale to cOmir.inoo at ono o'clock y. m Terms cash
JAMES lkE, Sheriff,