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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05

Roars of laughter greeted proposition made by member of the strand Board Of GusTJains in London the other day. The member in question, Mr. Pratt, urged that the paupers shOuld be buried at the seashore. A railway might be construct ed to convey funerals to the place. The body of the pauper could be be placed in a cheap cuiha and buried in the soft sand of the shore, but embedded iu sarcophaRus of soft concrete, which would of course harden almost immedi- ately, and others could be buried on the first layer. so thGtthe bodies of the pau psrs sncased in concrete would form Q wall to keen out the sea from eneroeching on the land.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05
'Hankey's Folly"

The Queen Anne mansion. in London. which Is intended 10 meet the growing preference for flats which prevails there and in Paris Is big caravsnserai about thirteen stories high. and with some hundreds of rooms IL was built by a wealthy man named Hankey. and it is often called ~Hankey's Folly He spent a vast sum of money On the undertaking. and when it was finished so was he. A number of VI. r. 8 and actors have re sided there Among the latter was Dion Roucicault
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05

A telegram from the city of Mexico says General Manager Robinson, has turned over the Mexican Central rail- road to his successor and will take charge of the Atlantic & Pacific road, with headquarters at Albuquerque. re- ieving Gen. W. F. Smith, who has gone to Oregon.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05

T. believe the transfer O. the 47a,lss to he military branch of the s=r7.c7, wlth leir str'ct responsibility tr- lac proper control Of the savages, p-.l be a benefclal movement to Ar zc- "a. It will at least be 8 change and the history of that tribe does no. admit Uf any change for tha woTSe.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05

TIE San Francisco Chronicle says that Congressman Holman, chairman oi the Indian Investigation committee ap' pointed by the last Congress, would leave San Francisco on Sunday for Ari' zona and made a thorough investigation of the San Carlos and Ute reservations He has found reasons for the belIef that the Indians can be managed more effect lively and economically by coLcentrat' ing them and reducing the number oi reservations, and upon this the people of Arizona hope to get rid of the Apaches We don't want them even though each of them should contribute thousand dollars annually to the floating wealth ol the Territory. They have been source of crime and rascsIity long enough. and the people are very weary ot them and their annual picnics. Take them away Mir. Holman.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05

sAS FRANCISCO Is fea,ting again on t.@lul0s scandal occasioned by the t-.l-If. o5 the affections Of Mrs. Less @ BOEa from her husband, D. Brown, to S.4l-l C. Boston. Woman's ap3etl,e sdsti-l. as her mind; she only want ti change ot diet and preferred Eos- t,- bsEus t0 Brown bread.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05
During the trouble. m the reign {

During the troubles ID the reign of Charles a country girl came to London in search of a place ss 0 servant msic, but not succeeding, she hired herself to carry out beer from a warehouse, and was one of those called tub-volnen. The brewer, obserung good looking girl in thls low occupation took her in- to his family as a servant, and, E;tsr a short time, married her. He dIed while she was yet a yohng woman, and left hei tbe bulk of his fortune. The business of brewing was dropped, and Hyde vss recommended to the young woman as s skillful lawyer 10 arrange her hus- bands affairs. Hyde, who was after ward Earl of Clarendon, finding the wid ov's fortune considerable, married her By this marriage there was no other is sue than a little daughter, who after ward became the wife of James II and mother of Mary and Anne. Queens O England.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05
AND now the Star wants to measure the CITIZEN in it's own swill tub!

THE Star thinks the military will &C., complish the subiugstion of the hostile Apaches, although it may take two years to do so. We are convinced that ultimate victory will perch upon our banners, and that Time. the great chie.- tain, will so ordsin, for even Indians sometimes die.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05

The year 1885 will hardly more than reach the figures for last year, but dur ing the next four months the output of bullion will bring up the aggregate for the yeer somewhat During lSS6' however, we expect to see an as- tonishiug record Cf the output Of prec,ous metals from Arizona, and ID the year folluwing-Or two years from now-our Territory will head the list of bullion producers. There is no doubt ot this fact, for it is written upon the face of a thousand mineral lodges ID the Territory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05

SOME ore tina: is very rich in horn Filver and carrylug far valuation ID god, has been struck Ill a mine within L4f dozen mics O; this city. It IS tbe first ore of the kIod ever found rear the ci.y, aui the owrers Of tSe proper;g fegl confident that they have uncovered a valuable mine.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05

IT transpires ths. tAe cattle disease that recently appeared short distance below Albuquerque, wac communicated ty lot of Iexas cattle that were pGs- tUred on Cro-son's range few days, p=niing their transfer To the cars of the Atlar tic { Pacific railroad, for shipment to Wluslow, Ar.zoaa. The disease es- caPed the observations of the quarantine inspector
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05
An Interesting ENhIbii.

Che of the most attractive objects eX- hibited at Turin during the late exposition was a burgh Of the medieval age. t1- gether with is li.tle town constructed with the most pain taxing fidelity. All the buildings and rooms were. down 10 the smallest detai g. constructed according to historical account. and exhibited dO- mestic life and trades Of the fifteenth cen ttrrv
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05

WHEN President Arthur took a vaca- nm and went 10 the mountains, the 5suo,ratic press called 1t ''iuuketing.' The ike operation by President Cleve- lsylIs the same rose by another name.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05

9HE,E ar- many pe1,le In Tucson in P1-.i5a t1 know the inside facts, who s.-- that within the next three months -1-z vlIs hare commenced both on the ,s-OF Gauge and Calabasas railroads. Te hope there are some good grounds t- their encouraging faith.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05
SIisdiIeetsd Genius.

.1aiA Ai4+AiNA'''f AaN@'.AAaA4'asi
 Consul to stowaway who had been brought before him-IOu have just been discharged from prison in Hong Kong and believe it was not the first occasion Stowaway-l had that misfortune. sir but look yc here. sir raising his voice it's a 'ari case. l can dance a Jig on a cel.ar-hap from morning tO night. I'm tattr oed an over; l can whistle any iOou in all crestiOn-but yc. l cant make a living Its a ard case. sir
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05

THs census of New Mexico, including all Indians, civilized and uncivilized, and all United States troops stationed therein fact everything in human shape an inch high or a minute old, 0ives the number at about l60,OO0.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05

PEE,rDZSr CLEvEEAND Is reported as ef17i1g his vacation every much. He Lss been very successful in hunting 5sz- a1i catching trout, and hopes, be- fore E- ra.Grns, to encounter an oifen- ST. rar.I-isn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05

Sr-ErrARY WHITNEY will have the rri.ei States naval vessels newly DR. -s-sI and whitewashed before the gov s-rreat begins to make grImsces at ....-a Chlla.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05

Iyra2ly to n inquiry b. France con- r=ru!8s the death of Oliver Pain, Gen. Uol.ely vii probably reply that Eng lsal would -pare no Pains or expense to s-clnIniIsl Ter obj ct in Soudan.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05

r-i. ab5ut time for the Star to aston .s is readers with the news that the .,,,e-a IS epidemic in Spain
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05

Er,1EY is n Washington, and is re- ---.sl to have mOGiIied his desire to .,s- s foreign portfolio, and IS willing .,tsEs a rest.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05
Sw..plng Ont.

Fashionable wife-Did you notice. dear, at the party last evening. how grandly our daughter Clara swept into the room
 Husband with gruntl-Oh. yes, Clara can sweep into any room grandly enough but when it comes to sweepingOut room, she isn't there
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05

rurraniom sho. of the CITIZEN into .ss vooiple seems to have bit the Star u,.,sn.o.. by il e way be flutlers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05

k sheer despair of his ever getting .;,5el" in any other manner, tine DOT. .-,,. 5f John l.. Sullivan will be put on .r-v- !sveuue stamp.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05

HE Lone Star aspires to be the Pall Val Gazette of Fl Paso, and it Gn- -71ress that it's sleeves are rolled up ,,. tbs work of the great immoral ex- -7=rrp
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05

FROM the report of Hon. Horatio C.. Burchard, late director of the mint, the following is the value of the gold and silver production of Arizona for the past four years:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05

Ed. Rochester will open his office on Church street opposite Firemen's hall, & A carpenter and contractor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05

Alfalfa roots in California have been known tO penetrate fourteen feet toward the center of the earth.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20

We desire TO express our sympathy
with the husband aud friends In Ihe
death OF lamented wife aud Sister,
Laura Hamilton Rogers,
WHEREAS, the Supreme B}lng, In his
Infinite wisdom, has taken from our
midst one whom we oil dearly loved,
therefore be II
RESOLVED, that we deeply mourn the
death Of our dear departed friend ana
associate, Laura Rogers; and that We
shall sadly miss her kind aud loving
presence In our 10 ial relations, We
feel that IN the Death OF Laura Cur
pleasant social circle has been irrepara'
bly, severed. OF q modest and retiring
disposition, who possessed 10 an unu nal
degree that noble sympathy that under.
stands without words. Ever thoughtful
of others comfort, she hns gone TO meet
her reward.
RESOLVED, TINT while We humhly sub
nit 10 he decree OF the Most Bigh, cur
deepest sympathy bo cXiendrd TO the
bcreayei husband, siaIer7 and brothers,
In this their great Nlllicti0n,
LRura w.ga true Hnd devoted wife, u
loving, generous hearted slBler, kind
and sympathetic friend.
RESOLVED. hat q copy of these res0-
lutiOus be sent 10 the friends, ana also
TO the county papers for publication.
Q, Q. RLsON, SENlf ELsON,
j. T, HEWITT, ALMlN llEwlrT,
n G, ElsoN, LlZAle ELSON,
q. BEATTY, MAGGIE BEATTY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20

Samuel Oyster miles over the arrival
ofanew daughter too.
Mr. MoyDr Of the DtMoCRAT, made
Lim,yilie u pleasant call few days
since.
Me- Charles Mead has gone to Palel'
tine, Ohio to engage In harness
making
Mr.. II, q II ndgrsOn has been Waiting
Mr.. NJ. +. Hender on, Of Pennsy lyania,
for u few days past.
Mr.. Chus and Miss Kate Stamm, Of
Canton, have been visiting friends In
this vicinity during the past week
SAL the population Of Limaville In
Creases, 10y The arrival Of u young dauRh'
Ter at the residence Of Hiram Brit
ton Sr.
HonlyBalrd, says Sam Oyster and Hiram
BrlttOll must now be he only ones who
pOssess young daughters, for u young
laty has put In an appearance NJ each
residence
MIR Is ,ac McCallum, formerly OF this
place. was terribly scalded NJ Dayton,
Ohio, by the bursting Of large phos-
phate vat, which contained about one
thousand gallons Of boiled bone and
flesh, burning him from shoulders TO
feet, from the effects OF whlrh no died
He was brought here on last Friday and
inferred In the Marlboro cemetery. Mr.
McCallum was young man about 20
years OF age Very tail and muscular,
his death IL very sad blow TO hla be-
Teayed mother, brothers and sisters, who
have he sympathy Of the entire commu'
nity,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20

The word pen, In Holy Scriptures, 70
fera IN either an iron style, or toa reed
the latter b0ing the eOrllest form OF pen
used for writing on papyrna,
One OF the earliest attempts TO make
steel pens IL attributed TO VIM. Cad
bury, England, who, for his own uae,
constructed a clumsy article from the
main spring OF u watch.
Steel pens were atst brought into use
about the year 1903
James Perry, Of London, commenced
10 manufacture pens In 1924, aud was
the founder Of the Arm named Perry q
Co, who are now the largest pen makers
In the world.
Their celebrated ~" aud Falcons for
corret tpondpnts, and 0ue points Nos. A.
o, 4 and 1913 for schools, Hre, without
doubt, the cheapest perfect pens In use
they can be mad from all staliOnera,
Sole agents for the United States,
Messrs, lyieon, Brakeman, Taylor u Co..
New York.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20

The Thirty Gflh Annual Ohio State
Fair will be held on the new grounds
purchased by state Board Of Agrlcul
ture, nj Columbus, from August 3lst TO
September ih, 1855, inclusive. The
grounds, recently acquired by the BoNrd,
have been put IN excellent condition,
n,w and perma ent buildings have
been erected specially adapted for all
classes OF exhibits, every facility hos
been provided for exhibitor aud visitor,
and the prospects are nattorlng for the
finest display Of exhibits ever made In
ONO.
Twonty Ave thousand dOllara will be
awarded In premiums, with competition
open TO the world.
The Pennsylvania Company will sell
excurslOn tickets 10 Columbus and re-
turn, ut one fare for the round trip, on
each day during the continuance OF tho
fair, from all stations In Ohio, on the
various llnee operated by II. with limit
OF return until September 9th.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20
PARIS POINTtL
RAksd Together by Our Special Corres-
pondant

RAksd Together by Our Special Cores
Our former townsman, John Ream,
was In town last week.
Mis- Lou Koener, Of Pittsburgh, Pa,
10 the guest Of Mrs, Eta Smith.
ELL, Mats, our popular miller, Ia very
patriotic. 30 says Canton girl.
Mrs. Dan Gross has gone TO Columbl.
ana TO visit with her mother and sisters,
Abe Furnace and wife, OF Canton,
were In town on Sunday last visiting
friends.
A. j. Bair, who has been visiting rela.
tlves In dettyebnI &, Pa, returned last
Saturday,
Mlasea Name ROudal uSh and Dora
LOyet were the guests OF Mrs Fred Maser
last Saturday.
Mr. w. ii, Shlpe, who was confined TO
his bed for few days, 10 able TO le on
the streeta again.
Chaa McNaken and wife were called
TO North Georgetown on Tuesday ~ the
death OF her brother In law, Mt sum
mera.
MIR shonkey and wife. and A, and g,
Gerwig, OF Allegheny. are spending q
few weeks with their father, MIR. Jacob
Gerwlg,
FL Simmer and b. NJ. Sitter have EN-
barked In the tombstone business. ind
can furnish arst class monuments ON
short n0llce'
Geo. Biggam Ia about purchasing our
hotel, now owned by Geo. MaAeri there
being only few dollara between them
Mr., Riegam Intends TO add some llne
impr V nents
One day last week while j Neldig
was helping TO raise a barn for Peer
Adolf, the point Of pike pole was run
THROUGH his foot, causing a very severe
wound and rendering him unable to do
any work at present.
A little excitement was caused on
Sunday while Mr. Naugle and family
were on their way TO the gr0Ye-meellng,
The . ny undertook 70 stand on ita head,
cau4ing n number OF our h0fsemen 10
surround the animal ana persuade II to
take its load on rejoicing
There is q man IN our town who
Wishes to bO considered a gentleman,
but who IL far from II, Twice has he
picked quarrel with ono of our Gu
zens In the poslo flee, and he tughtto
consider that we have lady IN cur
0fll'e, aud show her the proper respect,
The Reformed and Methodist Sunday
schools had their annual plcnics on last
Saturday. All seemed tOel joy the sing
Ing, and were well entertuined by The
ROteTttyille band. When the people
Dispersed, one party In fOiug down q
steep hill met with an accident, when
resulted In the horse, buggy aud lhree
YOU men going down the side OF The
hill, brepkiNg tie shaft and Il spring,
Fortunately the young men were not
hurt, only shook up u little,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20

who has permanently located In this
city, tells all your complaints by tho
urine, and asks no questions, Persons
In this community have been acquainted
with the Doctor for 20 years, ana TO-,
member his success as n physician In
Columbus, Ohio, where he stood highly
respected by the faculty OF the Medical
College. Tue Doctor furnishes hia own
medicines. 0fllce--No. n south Walnut
street, Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20
NnI DlAhIllah.

The lre which recently took place H.
the Sturteyant factory at Cleveland will
necessarily disable them for q short time
In supplying Manufactured work. Their
largest dry kiln IL, however, uni J lred,
and they ahall proceed at once to replace
all the buildings which have been dc.
strOyed, and expect In very brief period
to be In full blast again.
Their stock OF lumber, shlngle', lalh,
etc, IN untouched, and they can supply
anything In that line promptly and sai
IaiactOrily,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20

tratIon Of Gov HOadly and instructed
the delegation tourge the denomination
Of Governor Hoadly and Lieutenant
Governor Warwick. Senator Payne was
lndOrsed
Judge John p. Jeffrles, OF Wooster, was
the unanimous choice Of the convention
for the Supreme Juigeahip made vacant
by the death Of Judge Okey, and the dele
gates We're instructed 10 use all honor
able means 10 secure his nomination.
Hon. John Mcsweeney made an eloquent
spe Oh In presenting the name of Judge
Jeiflieg,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20
febI2l

giving all an opportunity 10 visit the
beautiful city Of Buffalo. Returning,
leave Buffalo at o, m,, arriving nj
Cleveland ut 0 a. m, Monday, IN time for
the morning train home. Tickets are
ALEC good TO return from Buffalo al 0
a. m. Monday, and from Cleveland Mon
day and Tuesday, August 30th and 3l't,
The low rates given include the entire
round trip, Free, Niagara now free,
No charge for ghtaeeing, Train
leayel Canton NJ 7;l7 u, m. aud d;07 q,
IN. Fare, $500
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20

This ~ a memorial Tribute to Genera
Grant IN the form OF song and chOrup,
by Walter A. Parry, Of this city, pr
Perry In the author Of both words an
music, which ira flied with sympathetic
feeling, and n he0rty apprecia lon OF
the noble qualities Of the Rleat soldier
NAV Bedford Daily Mercury,
Price 40 cents per copy Regular 1le
count 10 the trade, Address all Ofde 4
70 Perry ~ Noble, r. y Box 2O5, New
Bedford, Mass Agents wanted,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20

A cheap excursion TO Put In Bay the
popular leland summer resort Ot Lake
Erie, viii be run from Canton by the
Valley Railway Comp NY aud Detroit ~
Cleveland Steam Navigation Company
Thur. dui, August ran, Train will leave
Can'o NJ 5a2 u, M, arriving Ut Give.
land ~ sam Upon arrival Of the lraln
and the transfer Of the exeursionirts the
safe and commodiOus palace steamer
"City Of d trut," will leaye from the
dock at No, % RIVER street for Putin
Bay, The stop AZ the island will DO
sufficiently long give all An oppor'
tuntv 10 SEQ the sights. Including
PerlyH cave, mammoth wine cellars,
yincl ards, etc, Meals ana lunch but no
Intoxicating liquors served on board the
steamer, Bnd aud orchestra Will fur
nieh music for dancing on board the
steHmer Special train returning, will
leave Valley Railway depot at 1880 y, M,
on return Of steamer 10 Cleyel and.
Ticket also good returning from Cleve
land on regular trains August 2Sth.
Tlckes for the round trip from Canton
TO PuIlo'Bly, only 81 70.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20
Lilo Magic.

Like magic was saved from death.
The doctors said my death was sure,
III praise II with my last breath--praieo
Burdicks wondroue kidney cure, and
well may suffering humanity praise II, "A
medicine that will cure Bright's disease
and diabetes, In which IL has never
failed 10 make o cure. Sample bottle
tree. Price rs cente and vi 25, For sale
by Durbin, Wright u 20.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20
blg iiargninA IN Furniture,

J. b. acCrea, IN order 10 reduce his
immehA' stock OF oil grades OF iurui.
ture, h 0 marked every thing down 10
such prices IN Will enable oil who are in
need OF anything IN his lipe 10 buy NJ
such bargains m were never before
heard In the a or county. Now IL
the tine for oil wi need any furniture
10 call and huy white they cal make
their u prices. Special inducpments ts
are tileuu IA chauber sults Of the llner
grace Bp sure 10 be- In time 10 secure
eom a he-e rare bargains white they
are Rninp. l.-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20
Furniture Low PrIcosi

Parlor, chamber, dining room ard
kitchen. Before making lall purchase
10 will pay you TO eee our "a net
stock" GRO sHARER q BRO.
Next u Boston store,
North Market street.
Undertaking In all its branches satiB
factorily aud promptly conducted.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20
Democratic Jud ol.i Convention,

In pursuance Of an arrangement per.
fecleO etween the Chairman OF the
Democratic Central Committee OF the
coun 1 4 " Stark, Go umblaDa ana Car.
roll h u m0Cralic Judicial Conyen ton
for enld e, unties VIII be held NJ Alliance,
Tue,d y, August 2b 1885, TO nominate q
candid 10 for Common Pleas Judge.
II. " hossLER,
Cha rmon Stark Co. Dem. Cen, Com.
A. 7 N0HTLAND,
Chairman Carroll Co. Dem Cen Com
w, =. PORTS,
Chairman Columbiana Co. Dem. Cen
Com.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20

The club had quite an elJlyahle time
last Friday night, discussing "Pl ohibi
ton" Although two votes did not show
up, the merits Of the argument were do
cided by one vote In favor OF the oillrma
tive. Question for August 2lsl Re
solved, THAT the signs Of the lines in
dicate the downfall OF the Republican
narlyn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20
Niagara Free.

SATURDAY, Augurt Goth. second annual
plea ufe rxcur dOn Of the Cam on u
Cleyt RuiroOd (Oonnotton Valley
All ons % the fsmous Falla OF Nj
apat II return. Tickets go,d going
Oh u reRil ~ trans of this date 10
Gle, 49, A special train will leave
Clr,e lNlcktl Pate Dppo) nj 1880
pm VI ~ AZ. the Falls NJ 0 ~ m,
Suhlb ufuing, leave the Fails NJ 4
pm, fyi gnt huffnlo al B q. m where
thp IA Will remain until Q y. IN,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20

An invoice OF twenty five Domestic
Sewing Machines just received by
Messra, II. j. Lamiel Il Co., 81 North
Poplar street. Now is your time TO
select "star that leads them ALL" with
the "anest set OF attachments" ever pro
dup1d
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20

Special 10 Tho DAILY .DEsoonAr
WoosTER, o.. August Is, The Democ.
rary of fWuyne county held their conven
ton In Wooster Today, and elected dele
gates 10 the State Convention.
Tho convention approved the adminls-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20
Legal Notice.

Notice Ia hereby given that on August i0th 1855 Tho
undofh sned brought euit against william Y gully,
Lydia Gully aud 0lherh, which IA now pending IN tho
Common pleM Court " Btak county, ONO Tho OBJ
ject Of ead suit N 10 have declared void certain con-
vcyanco o the south NO acrea VI the southwest quarter
oi tcclun ~ IN township 49, VI range 10 In pald c0un
w. from hald william y, Gully 10 LYDIA rullI on no
yembor pbth 1854 NJ HENKhL,
Aupp0h hw ny DAr n LiNCii, hiB Attys
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20

For rates, free maps ard information
concerning the west, call on or address,
II II, GEETING, Il, Il, r, n p, Agent,
II East Tuscarawas st., CAM ton, o,