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Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-09-11
M oRroAeRE's NOTICE OF SALE.

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BY direction Of ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT the
mortgage named In certain lndenture Of Mortgage
dated the nth day OF April, 1885, made by John Meek
to said Alex. J. Cartwright, am directed to sell at
Public Auction on SATURDAY, THE roth DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1885, at "a NJ, ut my salcsroom in
Honolulu, all that certain piece parcel Of land situate
at wnikane, Koolaupoko, Oahu, being portion Of
Royal Patent No. rsS, Kuleana Helu soro. and des.
cribed as follows:
He mau lo kalo me Ike kua--E hoomaka ana ma Ike
XIII Hem. pill ana me Ike alahaka me Ike Alanui
Aupuni, me ka auwai Kailiili a e hoo ana Ak Ok
Kom. 75s pauku pill Alanui Aupupi Ak 33K' Kom.
78 pauku aaila Ak. Or fiik oki ana keia kuleana
1883 pauku pill Ia Puka Hem. 81 Hk. 81 pauku pill
Puka Hem. a. 80 IIik. 400 pauku c old ana i ka
auwai Hem M Hik 663 pauku pill Nakea, Hem:
s7H' Kom 327 pauku pill ka auwai Kailiili hiki
Ike XIII mua, maloko ola 7.4o Eka, and being the
premises conveyed to said John Meek by deed Of
MALAGA Kaihuolua and Kaia her husband
And also all that certain pece parcel Of land stu
ate Fort ST. in Honolulu aforesaid being the mauka
portion Of the parcel Of land comprised in Royal Patent
No. 1894 the Is in the occupation Of the
said John Meek and fenced and enclosed and being
the same premises conveyed to said John Meek by
deed Of Mary Kahalelu and J. w. Kaikainahaoe Of
record in Liber a, pages 36I n goa
For further particulars enquire Of
~. p. ADAMS 6 CO.. ductioneers,
Or CECIL BRows, Attorney for Mortgage. I-I7
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Merchant vessels Now in Port
ARRIY4LS.

ARRIVALS.
TUESDAY, Septefiiber s.
Stmr Mariposa from San Francisco
Stmr w. G. Hall, hom Maui, Kona and Kau
WEDNESDAY, September @
Schr Mary Foster for Punaluu, Hawaii
Schr Rob Roy for Koolau
Stmr c r Bishop at 8 A. NJ. for Waianae,
Waialua, Kilauea & Hanalei
THURSDAY, September To-
Schr Leah, from Hanalei
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THE KrLAUEA nor.

WRisBARTH. ..,...................,. CoMMANpER
Leaves regularly for Paauhau. Koholaele, ookaia,
kukaiau, Honohina Laupahoehoe, Hakalau and Ono
mea
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shipping.
st.Mr. ~ O. IIoM (ofaiuiani)
steamer Planter lLt,tnoel

CAMERoN... ...Commander
Leaves every Tuesday at ST. NJ for Nawiliwiii,
Koloa, Eleelc and Waimea. Returning, will leave
Nawwili every Saturday at P. NJ, arriving at Homo.
ulu, every Sunday at A. NJ.
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Steamer .Icatdni.

FREEMAN. ............... Commander
Will run regularly to Hamoa Maui, and Kukui-
hsee. Honokaa and Paauhau. Hawaii.
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NAVIGATION co.
/ limitedl


Coast,ng aud Commission agents.
Come, QUEEN g. NUUANv Streets, Honoiai,.
Regular vessels for the ports OF
Maiko on Maui
Laupahoehoe Honomu. Paukaa and Hilo on
Hawaii:
Koloa, Hanapepe and waimea on Kauai. and
Waalua on Oahu,
And any other ports when inducements offer.
Persons having freight for any part Of the islands
be forwarded from San Francisco by way Of Honolulu
or direct shipments from Honolulu will do well to en-.
quire first u the Pacific Navigation Co.. before making
final arrangements.
Goods intended for shipment by any Of our vessels
received and stored free of charge il our fre-proof
binding at any time Apply to the captains board,
orto A. F. COOKE,
aI7tf Manager Pacific Navigation Co.
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MONTHLY ACCOUNTS

Light on his airy crest his slender head,
His body short. his oins luxuriant spread;
Muscle on muscle knots his brawny breast.
No fear alarms him, vain shouts modest;
Der his high shoulder, floating full and fair,
Sweeps his thick name and spreads his pomp OF hair;
Swift works his double spine, and earth around
Rings his solid hoof that the groundtVIRciL
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Steamer G. n. Bishop.

| Leaves every Saturday Mt A. Nj for vsiAnae,
Oahu, and Hanalei and Kilauea, Kauai. Eeiurning,
caves Hanalei every Tuesday at p. Nj, and touching
at Waiaua and Waianae Wednesdays, and arriving at
Honolulu same day at ?. M.
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THE LEHUA.

pAViRs. .....'...'.... COMMANDER
Leaves Mondays at =. NJ for sKaunakaka Kahu
j lui, Huelo. Hama and Kipahuu; and for Keanae Mo
kulau and Nuu every other week. Returning will stop
at the above ports arriving back Saturday mornings
| .For mails and passengers only.
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ENTUR RE.
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or additional particulars,
9. B. MILES, proprietor.
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XH/lLDER'S STEAMSHIP co
LINnITED-)
ROUTE AND TIME TABLE
THE KTNdU

king ..CoMMAspEF
Leaves as per following schedule Touching at
Lahaina, Maaaea. Makena Mahukona. Kawaihae
Laupahoehoe, Hilo and Keauhou.
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Stean,er Ja,nes lMalee.

WER...., Commando
viii run regularly to Kappa, Kauai
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additional particulars etc.
4-ao @. B. MILES, Proprietor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-02

George Hunter, OF Sallneyllle, Colum-
biana county, was found guilty OF mur-
der In the second degree NJ New Lisbon
the other day. The trial lasted twelve
days He was charged with the murder
OF Gertie Phillips, q girl OF 10, with
whom he had been intimate for some
time. The body was found on the 9th
Of July last In Farmers woods near
Sallneville after search by citizans who
had turned out for that purpose. The
body was In an advanced state OF decom.
position showing II had been there for
several days, She was last seen alive
June Goth and seen In the woods In
company with George Hunter with
whom she seemed TO be infatuated. She
was bright comely girl. The cause Of
death was u bullet from n pistol enter.
Ing her forehead, Hunter gave contra.
dictory accounts, and after finding the
body no was arrested. Ho and a COM
panion were In Canton on July 2 ! and
3d, aud he gave HIS companion n pistol
TO sell. This pistol seems 10 have been
the ono from which the fatal bullet was
fred. Tho girls mother testified she
was 80 years OF age and was never mar
ried; and Gertie ems 10 hayo been not
above euspiclon, Or course Hnnter gets
TO tho Penitentiary for life.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-02
BEnHADED nY rnE cans.
''"r~ SON Of M, John Snyder Meets
Win "a Horrible Death

WIN hofilDle Death
Mr.. John II, Snyder, OF tho grocery lrm
OF Oldlleld ~ Snyder, met with a hOrTi-
bic death on the 1T. Wayne railroad al
the east creek bridge, Friday afternoon.
A lot OF boys, among whom were
Harry Herman, Charles Miller, John
Moody, Frank Dalm, John Slough, two
Metzger toys, q boy named Ephraim and
an older brother Of the unforl innate lad,
were playing about the creek near the
bridge between three and four O'Clock,
while tho II" west'bound freights were
passing. All OF the boys except Ge0rgis
snyder were.along the creek on the east
side NJ tie time Of the accident and
Georgle was crossing over the bridge 10
join them. Az no started TO cross he did
not office that the east section Of irelghta
was approaching In the distance
BY the time hereached the center OF the
bridge the engine was dangerously close
upon him and his brother, and some Of
the other boys shouted TO him 10 no
back, George started to retrace his
steps but evidently became btw ildered
and turning, started toward the ap.
preaching engine. The engineer saw
the danger and reversed the engine. but
the distance was too short 10 accomplish
a stop. The fireman, Mr.. l., s. VOtaw,
also realized the impending danger and
running along the fOot-60aTd OF the
engine, got out on the pilot. where he
seized one OF the rods and swung his
body out ahead Of the pilot, BY this
time the boy was dazed by fright and
did not know what he was doing. Tho
speed OF the engine had slackened and
the chances seemed 10 favor tho saving
OF the boys life by the brave fireman.
AZ the engine descended upon the be-
Wlldered boy and no was within an inch
OF the grasp OF the fireman he sank 10
the track ~ II In ( lint aud the ponder
Gus engine crushed his frail body be.
meath its weight. His head was cut or
above the mouth and his brains scatter
ed on the track; HIS left arm was cut OF
near the shoulder and his body was
otherwise crushed and mangled.
Sanitary Policeman Sell was near the
scene at the time and aided the crew OF
the yard engine, which was sent TO ths
scene to gather up the remains Of tho
dead body, The remains were taken 70
the Fort Wayne freight depot on tho
yard engine, where they were Viewed
by Coroner Leininger. That on
then Issued eutpWnas for an inque
be held to-day.
The remains were then removed 10
the home OF the bereayed parents VI the
dead boy. on the public square.
The accident Ia a sad and deplorablS
one, and Mr., Snyder and hls family
have the sympathy Of the entlre COM
munity. Too much prnj 70 cannot DO
given TO the heroic Grenial whose noble
efforts to save the boys life came 30 near
being successful.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-02
HEN-Roosr ROBBERS.
$50 Worth OF Fine Chickens stolen From
lM Mr.. John y. HtoHe. gshA

$50 Worth OF Fine Chickens stolen From
AM Mr.. John =. R,oHe. sshA
Fifty dollars worth Of fine bred
chickens were Stolen from the stable OF
Mr.. John 8. Reese, on Cleveland avenue,
beyond the corporation limits, Thurs
day night. The fowls taken were sey.
entCen In number, aud are all Of ine
breed, Five Plymouth Rocks were
taken, which alone are worth about $50
Wednesday afternoon two unknown
men called nj Mr., Reese's house 10
see the chickens, and In his
absence were taken by Mrs. Reese
10 the stable TO Inspect tho brood, II IL
thought that these men unlached door
In the stable, by which they gained en-.
trance Thursday night, Tracks In the
mud were found, showing that two men
were implicated In tie steal. Marks Of
blood were also found, which indicates
that some Of the chickens were
killed, Neighbors heard q wagon pass
about three o'clock this morning, and II
is thought that the men had team,
which they hitched several blocks south
OF the Reese residence, and after secur.
ing the chickens placed them In the
wagon and drove of,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-02
MAssILLoN's oLERKsnIp muDDLr.
A Few Sensible Words From tho President
OF the Council,

A Few Sensible Words From tho President
ofthe Council,
When the question az TO whether or
not the judgment rendered against the
city In settlement of the salary claim OF
Felix r, Shepley should be paid was be.
ing discussed In the Council on last
Wednesday night MIR. Russell asked the
olerk whether there was any money In
the treasury TO pay that claim. That
official replied there was not, President
Saller then spoke substantially as fol.
lows: "The city has done oil II can,
We pay our Solicitor for furnishing us
legal advice three hundred dollars q
year. and In spite Of his advice the gem
tlemen who last April claimed TO under
stand the law better than the City 30.
licitor acted contrary 10 the advice and
have thus brought the city TO the heavy
expense Of paying this extra salary,
court costs and attorneys fees, Now,
II there Is no money In the treas.
ury to pay this judgment, II
would add great deal OF honor on
the gentlemen who brought the
city into this trouble II they would
pay the Judgment and o,her expenses
out Of their own pockets. II not, |
should think that the eight members OF
this body ought to devise ways and
means 10 pay the Judgment and save the
city further expense" After the judg'
ment was ordered paid by q majority
vote OF all the members elected, II was
discovered that there were funds In the
treasury 10 pay II and on the following
day an order was Issued on the treasur.
pr for the full amount OF the judgment
Mr., Shepley presented q bill for hls last
quarters salary at the same meeting OF
the Council, payment of II cannot be
avoided, aud thus will conclude-after
the bills Of the three lawyers employed
on behalf OF the city have been paid
the expenditure Of money out OF the
city treasury for this purpose, II the
payment OF Mr.. Sbepleys claim for sal
afy establishes anything II clearly ad-
mits that he Ia the legal Clerk Of this
city. VIII the position be rendered himY
- Massillon American.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-02

DR., samnel X. Cox, y. d., Practical An
alytical Chemist, Washington d, O., who
made thorough aud careful analysis, re-
poits that there is neither mOrphia, em-
eticp, opium nor poisons In the Red Star
Cough Cure; that II must prove boon
TO those whose syetems shrink from the
use OF such compounds, aud especially
10 mothers, who Justly dreai tho evil
aud AT times fatal effects Of these dan.
gerous drugs, He further states II 10
not only free from all opiates, polsons
and emotlcs, u thug which not one
cough prepOr Itlon In ten can boast ,but
II is altogether an original aud most
happy combination OF the boat rem0-
died agents, and ls 40 harmless ~ II
II effective.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-02
Legal Notice.

Christian Wagner, OF Madison, Greenwood county,
Kansas will take npuce That November iDlb 1884,
samuel iiufncr, administrator OF tho estate Of Dclla
rhNtt, deceased, nj, hB pcliti0n IN tho Court " Gum
mon Pleas stark r0ilntf, Onto against Hhil Christian
Waanpf, ~ aging for Judgment against eaid Ohrlsan
fol 400 and nterBt thereon from July Let 1909 aud
iH,p being thu amounts duo on two notes executed
nnd delyrrrd by said Christian Wagner ~ nnld Duila
rohert M hof life unu, That writ of attachment
aano wag hy the Sheriff VI enid county levied upon lot
number three thOupan0 ana eight (BpUt), IN tho cty
OF UantOp stnrk county Ohll and that tho aAluu
will bp mild 10 aalisy tho Judgement whom recovered
upon eald petition
saii Chilstnn Wagner IA required 10 answer on or
before tho pnd day Of April 1870, or Judgement will
DO taken aHainst him SAMUEL NUfFNEN,
AdmIniarato oi Tho estAto OF Della
Beckett dnceased
maripLw By MEYna 4 pikno, his Altya [,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-02
Saturday, the 25th day Of April, 1886
Sheriff Sale.

Isaac M. HtAnicy) vendl EIponas
w. stark county Common ploaa Court
NJ NJ, King Of al)
Ily virtue OF an ycndi orponaY ivucd by tho olofl
tho nhoyn Actl i and IN mo directed Will offer for
eAe ~ pubt uutcy NJ tho door Of tho court house. IN
tho oity of Canton, on
Saturday, the 25Ih day Of April, 1885,
tho following described roal estate. situate IN Wat
oouny. ONO, 10 viii Duina lola numbers alK hundred
aud twenty goyon (09) and alx hundred ana twenty.
eight (O2t) IN fouicrp, Lamborn Co.'S addition 10
Alliance,
Lot 0y7 appraised At iieB,
Lot upB tiOO.
Balc " commence at O'Clock y. m. Terms, cash
.| JAMlcp LrN, uhnriif
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-02
Arrostod for wife Beating.

John Keller, employed as n clipper
nj tho Aultman works, who resides at
No, 80 Connotton alley, was arrested
shortly before midnight last night by
Policeman Yant, for beating his wife,
Keller was arrested ehort time ago by
Policeman Heayoner on u similar charge
aud was released upon payment OF tho
costs, his wife withdrawing the charge
OF assault aud battery, which sho had
preferred against him,
Keller was given ton days on broad
and water by The Mayor this afternoon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-02

The Greentown correspondent OF the
DEMOCRAT sends the following paTtIcu.
lara Of robbery that occurred near
there.
Wednesday night, Wm. 0'e, an en-.
ploye NJ II, q |, Stripes tile works, had
n suit OF clothes be valued at $40 stolen.
Friday morning he spoke TO Isaac Stripe
about II, Isaac told him no would n I'D
hls clothes, and came 10 the station,
where no met Geo, Wellhouse, whom no
got to q out 10 Wm, Haaks' barn. Stripe
then called Frank FfiOerger In and told
him that the man seen around the ata.
ti0n with Stripes boy In the m rninR
was New York detective and no
had the Constable there arreat
Frlberger for stealing the clothes,
that Friberg,r'a brolher'ln.law, John
Reifsny Ter, Of Canton, employed as on
gineer In tho Tia Works where Ole
worked, had turned States evidence on
him and said Friberger stole the clothes.
This upset Fribergpr and no gave II
away, and with m oath said Reilanyd0r
stole them and no could tell where the
clothes were, as Reifsnyder had planned
for FrIbcrger TO work the clothes away
Friday night from where they were
secreted, With this evidence they sworo
out warrant before Justice OF the
Peace Rlber for Rtif,nyder's arrest.
John Lilly, Constable, with Israel
schrantz ~ deputy, arrested Reiisnyder
at his work In the tile factory and pro-
cured search warrant and found the
goods under the floor OF the engine
room where Fryberger had said they
were hidden. RtiCsnyder had u hearing
before Justice Of the Peace Raber and
plead guilty. lle was allowed TO 10 by
paying IS cost, ana promising 10 leave
the country, but M he had no money, II
Il not known at present where or how II
will end,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-02

Legal Notice.

a,.,.as MI, M ,ealdenoe IA unknown,
Wllhm " luninua' @ u ,hn oist day oi Tehruary 1875
hso hnen a,ad her peliiion In tho COlt n Com
hey y Wy ~ eonniy Ohio, In case number h007,
M nun ~ ~, oyn I,amHd William H. ilcharda praying
w, ',nsnI a aasinst sad william II hioharlh Tor
~ 49, ~ u, nya thoinand dollars tb O0O) with inlelth
n, s as ,rom January 10Th ltib hald suit IL iunde1
upon judam NJ and decree rendered p wv na Sga
a,,s I'M s,bieh action lhla plaintiff was granted
k~nsra ifOm the defendant ana nye thousand u0lhfn
spnnsv
Haid William H. Richards LnIher neInsn W .as nN,,a an
to ihe 6heriif OF said slATk county and by hlm levied
apSn the following real estate ol said William " hish,
soSns, n OHIO, Vii
mt NV aelenpa'i ann AZ s'ns'aa IN ine toWnsnIp of
ioWhs 10y W n, mao " ~ start ana Hale oi OHIO and
aAn, " a Sse.ihd M foioyga, belna the nOrl yn6t
sr, q, | aec,Ion humber seventeen 7) In said town
ahlp county Anu h'Mo .-,,.. j.. ....,, a, ,na
lnd Thn do endanth onetwulIh ~ oominun W su ~
following tract or ol ot lanl situated " w. "rnS snoa
Of ile oonn o. saIn au Sde srs, ~ p az seoen eght
Il) tOwnahip twelve " IangN eiahl Douhnol ~ w.. WI,
owsi Bgnning a. Stake Thirteen eha"s M ss,a ~ ouapep
INKS norm linm Wv ,h a't ina n land owned
sionej thence moth parallel Win lhe sas' "" ~ aa @
quarter, nno chains ana hovrhg osn. m"h
east along the south ne OF sut " % an" ,,~antvIso
owned w ao0rae Frank Wn oAs o. ss aaa,,nn, ,6esns
south on aRid quarter section ne nus gns anI
enyeaht links % inc place o. c1on uvspd XIII "a Mchaa
Wslter, BY deed dulJ recorded ard he'e rslened~
ard The deiendAnpa onetwelflh parL " common % oI
shp o. Lass SoSp pst Il al Inc eas hall Of ascion eight
In sad township and bounded on lhe no,l ny ana oi
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-02
NOTICE.

Notice IA iereb. Given that the undergigned hh ere
cul0r of tho lat will And tthnloDt o. John hoonder,
deccas,s nn tho 10 h dnf " Mach, A ~, llttB, MED
In tho Probate Utr of stark county ONO hls petition
prpyng ftr nv order authorizing him TO soil or other
wise diBpDsn OF numhef 0i ollnn, consisting ~ book
aocounlH and notes. belnnng 10 sd esia,c anu which
have become Desperate, 10 witt
JaSb Miller book account, aiBY 70,
wArhIngt0n ljrumbauHi book account " 90
And nufuber VI oihofp too NUMEROUS 70 mention.
Bald petition will be for healing un Tho t1ih uay 0f
Aprii, A. IA, tBB5, vyLyEliFli J. D0LkNDMil
Executor of tho last will
and trstfnirnt NJ iohn
uolonfvr dcceassd
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-02

The Shakers believe that nearly all
diseases can be prevented by maintain.
Ing perfect digestion. They never EN-
ploy doctors because as soon as the di
gostion becomes impaired they take q
few doses Of the Shaker Extract OF Roots
(Siegeps Syrup and health is thu result,
for II Ia q marvellous remedy for Dyspep
sla Mrs. Hettie Hauck writes from
Mormon Grove, Grayson County, Texas,
August 2nd, 1884. II am fifty years old
this month, and | must say your medl.
cine has proved q wonderful medicine
TO mo, When | first received " could
not sleep nights, aud | had u nuttering
In the pit OF my stomach, | could not
bear my hand or tho weight OF my
clothes on II. had q thrObbiGg and II
roaring In my head, | was afraid II II
continued should lose my MUD.
oftontlmes thought L. was too far gone
to try anything, but your medicine has
proved blessing 10 me. The pain ami
miserable feeling In my head has gone.
My head Ia clear and sleep soundy
every night | can recommend II with
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use this letter II you Ike. II may fall
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| am sure they can find relief Ia your
medicine" The Shaker Tar Capsules
cure coughs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-02

Mn MoCoNvILLE, nominated 10 be
Auditor Of tho Treasury for tho Post.
Office, Is from steubenvllle, and 10 pri-
vate secretary OF Governor Hoadly. The
appointment Of Mr.. McConville 10 n
good one. He will prove competent and
worthy. He takes the place Of Il. W.
Keightley, Of Michigan.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-02

This extreme tired feeling we have In
the spring, fall and during summer do.
notes torpid liver; we have no appetite
and no ambition. Take DR.. Jones' Rod
Glover Tonic; II corrects these troubles,
restores good spirits. II speedily cures
bad breath, piles, pimples,
ague and malaria diseases, A perfect
tonic, appetizer and blood purifier. Can
DO taken by the most delicate. Price 80
cents OF Durbin, Wright n Go.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-02
arigs's o,yoorino salyc,

The beat on earth. ean truly DO said Of
Grigg's Glycerine Salvo, which Ia q sure
cure for cuts, bruises. ecalda, burma
wounds, and oil other sores. VIII posi-
lively cure piles, tetter and all akin
orupions. Try this wonder healer. Sat
isfaction guaranteed or money refund
cd. Only 25 cents. For sale by Dur
bin, Wright Il Co.,, Druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-02
Lnoorntod IN a Mil Gearing.

Az on early hour yesterday afternoon,
William Gretchell, while engaged with
the machinery In the upper story OF
Elson's mills NJ Magnolia, near Waynes-
burg, was caught IN tho gearing and
one OF his arms and side terribly laoer.
ated, abd his body completely stripped
OF tho clothing, He IL u married man,
a d II is thought that no will die,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-02

Hon. s. 8. Cox goes @ minister 10
Turkey No nero worthy and comps-
tent gentleman could be sont to Con-
etantinople to represent tho United
States. Mr., aud Mrs, Cox took In Turkoy
In their tour q year or two ago.