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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-02-03

Mr. Cone offered the following resolution: Re-
solced, That no new bills or business be received
by the Assembly after the 4th of February, with
out the consent of a majority of this Assembly.
Mr.. Wetmore moved 10 amend by striking out
"4th" and inserting Gath" Mr.. Grady moved
to lay The whole matter on The table; agreed TO-.
Mr.. Walker withdrew his motion to reconsider
the vote on Senate Bill No. e. which was laid
over under the rule on yesterday.
The following concurrent resolution Whereas,
There is lack Of room in the Office of the Sec
retary of State TO properly care for ell the books
now there; therefore, be it Rssot ccd By tue Senate
the AssemJly concurring, that the Secretary Of
State be authorized to make q list Of all books
now in the office on scientific and literary sub
iects and place them in the Florida University
Library for safe keeping, taking receipt for the
same, to be returned to the office of the Secre-
tary of State when called for; was taken up and
on motion of Mr.. YOnge. the Assembly refused
to concur therein.
Mr. Kirk offered the following.
WHEREAS, The Legislature OF the State Of
Florida on March 4th. 1879, did grant to the
GAINESVILLE, Ocala and Charlotte HarbOr Railway
Company the alternate sections of lands lying on
each side and within six miles OF line Of road
to be constructed by said company, to commence
at Lake City and run through or near GAINESVILLE.
Ocala. Leesburg and Brooksvilie to the waters Of
| Tampa Bay, with branch to Charlotte Harbor,
! and also branch to Paiatka; the titles to said
| land TO vest In sa1d company IN tue SIX mile
limit on the completion OF each ten miles; and
aohereas in section 6ve O the aforesaid act record
ed on page 1919 of McClelan's Digest Of the
Laws Of Florida, an additional grant of ten
thousand acres Of land per mile was made to said
company, now known and styled the Florida
| Southern Railway Company, in consideration
/ of the greatly improved value which will accrue
to the State from the construction Of said road,
its branches and extensions" with previso as
| follows: "That upon any arrangement being
| consumated between said company and the Trus
tees Of the Internal Improvement Fund and the
creditors OF such fund for the release Of such
lands from such Indebtedness, then the titles o.
such lands as may be 10 released shall vest in thu
said company Ia the proportion Of ten thousand
acres for each mile OF road then graded and fnr
| nished with crossties; pro0ided. that for ever
forty miles Of road 20 graded and Furnished viii
crossties. ten miles shall be fully completed ant
equipped and In actuai operation; pssssded thr
fksr that eli the lands granted By this act, or thei
procssds shall Be applied to the construction
souipnent and operation Of eaid railroad; an
,eksrsds. the said company did mot consumate th
reisase OF any lands By the cseditou Of the l.
ternal Imprsyement Fund, the said lands hayin
bcen Recessed by virtue Of sale to Hamilton Disl
ton Of {, ,00OO09 acfss Of lands. therefore aSe n1
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-02-03
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY %, 1885.
AemAte.

The following bills were introduced and re-
ferred:
Bv Mr.. Mann-Senate Bill No. 113: To be en-
titled an act to require the Attorney General to
collect from the different railroad companies in
this State certain moneys advanced by the State
of Florida in payment OF Indebtedness ON lands
granted said companies
By Mr.. McKinne-Senate Bill No ia: To
be entitled an act relating to railroads in this
State, to appoint Railroad Commission and 10
prescribe the powers and duties of the same.
Mr. Mann offered the following resolution,
and moved its adoption: WHEREAS, A commit
tee TO examine into contracts made by the In
ternal Improvement Board hnd that nearly one
million and quarter of acres of land have been
deeded to the Atlantic aud Gulf Coast Canal and
Okeechobee Land and Drainage Company and
aohereas, it is impossible - determine the extent
of work done without the power to send fer
persons and papers, and may require part OF
the committee to view the work in person and
take testimony on the ground; therefore your
committee request that in attending 10 the duties
assigned them they have the power to send for
persons and papers, and that They'll be authorized
10 organize COMMITTEES Of three OF their num-
ber should they find 1t In their judgment neces-
sary, who shall visit and determine the advan.
tages of the work done bY the Atlantic and Gulf
Coast Canal and Okeech0bee Drainage Com
nanv. to.report as soon as possible; adopted
The following bitls wese passed on third read
ing:
tied an act to secure copy OF the original field
notes of the exterior lines Of townships.
Assembly Bill No 81: To be entitled an act
TO perfect the Florida exhibit at the Worlds
Centennial Exposition. ;
The following bills were indefinitely post
psned:
give lien to attorneys, and for the mutual pro-
| lection of attorneys and clients.
Senate Bill No 95: To be entitled an act for
the protection of property In this State.
| Adjourned.
Assembly.
Mr. BRYANT offered the following resolution
Be Il resolrsd By tbs Asaen6ly. the Senate concur
ring, That this Legislsinsss ,ssx adjourn "as da
Mr.. Bfyant moved the adoption of the resolu
tion and moved the previous question which
was ordered and tho resolution passed by the
Yess1Mr. Speaker, Nessn. Adams, Alexan
der. Ashmore, Brack, Brewer, Bryant, Byrne
Garter. Chaires. Clinton, Cone. cnwford, Croft
Emmons, Fgusredo, errroy; s SIse1, r, Grdsnrssn Mn
1.ean Mcleod. Monroe, Middleton, Miller o
Gsdsden, Miller OF Masi0n, nilaer Of Washing
ton Nihisck. Osgood. Owens at 0adsden, Over
ssrret Palmer. Pseples. Perrenst, Quincy, Rich
srds. .Robinson sf Jackpon. Hebinson II Nssssu
Robinssn Of OnnCs. ea0w, Solomon. Tate. Tay
lor. Tumblin, White, " iikersoe q Aaron, WI
kinson, Jr, q 6alsa a1ss sna iorse.os,r r,.,,
of Dnysl. james, Rsrkins. Rush, emythe, sneet
walker. Jr, Wcshinston. WetsnOTe and Will
n. Wilkesson of Marion moved 70 reconside
. the vote by Mhich the rssolntion was adopted
i lsidove undsF IT, Ill
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-02-03
COMBINATIONS.

b. A. J. Tucker, to be Sheriff of Taylor county.
Jno N. Barden to be Clerk of Circuit Court
for Clay county.
Joseph F. Llambias, to be Collector of Rev
enue Of ST. Johns county
Geo. Reese, to be Assessor of Taxes OF Es-
Gambia county.
Manuel Palmes to be Collector OF Revenue Of
Escambia county.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-02-03

IL noes In Leon snd WakYlla counties; s;-suit&ble
m ,afm crops, fruits truck farming; dairying
- prices and on easy terms
N specially desirable ls1ations on Lakes Jack
~ xssyette and Bradford In Leon county And on the
- , asnnock shores OF the WsEnla and 81. NsrEs Nv
Nd shsxla xla county, within few milef Of the CALI
d - kosh s4.sa ~ asI' .sa' Oysters aad game
- ~ parties upon applicstien. 1
n -, piAfs and descriptiebs furrisl.ed
complete AbstrAct 0f Titles u esary acre Of
- - AZ county carefully cosnpiled from Coanty Re
y llons and resources cheerfniiy f,rnfskx1 ~ go,
soheassd- March a, fso2-ly
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,v "a one inch IN spdSei ~ eGno es ihoAe Ooi-
lS ,'.,t,semeuts inserted less than one month, 81
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so'. '..rt,,e,. will not receive attention.
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tmes .o-,,.s with the pumher Of times
A'a.sed until forbid add charged accordingly.
VIA advertisers whose amount OF space and
a" time are fixed by above rates, will be required
,hs,r advertising strictly to their own business
,,lu, otherwise stipulated.
ahS =, ,uo comics only of the paper viii be sent to
o uness a special agreement to the contrary
10 made. IT,, nil, H.. .,.a-ad .,
a. advertisements
Terms Of subscription:
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

TuE Marquis Of Q leengtury has been
travelling In this country and nj New
York was interviewed the other day. Ilo
wants TO provide for hIa sons In thls
country, He said;
"In my political opinions lam q Lib.
eral. II places mo IN close aympathy
with the people aud comes neArr Civ.
Ing universal Justice. But In America
you DO not know what wretchedness aud
poverty prevail In Great Britain. You
arc not ground down by class rule, The
rich people In our country are very rich,
and the poor are miserable beyond DO.
eCrlptlon. II the people are poor here,
no, 10 much Of II Ii seen, and their con
dltlon IL not hopeless A humanitarian
can not gee such poverty and dlatress In
my country without weeping, II makes
me unhappy, and often think seriously
OF coming 10 America 10 reside. In
Scotland real estate IN declining rapidly
In value. Times are depressed ana the
future uncertain"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
A GRAND CONCERT
WIN be Given In schaefer's Opera House,
Tuesday Evening, oct, a7,t, 1888,

will be Given IN schaefer's Opera House,
Tuesday Evening, OCT, s7,t, 1885,
Last February when the manufactur.
era, merchants, mlllinera, tail0ra and
others were ylolng with each other In
the magDlAcence OF their up 'cIal prcmi'
ums TO the Agricultural Society, 10
draw out lnp display Of the cOunty's
products NJ the Fair, the musicians got
II into their heads not IN be OuldOne by
any one. and the elimination OF their
ideas IL about ready 10 spring upon us
In The shape OF u grand concert, the
magnitude OF which was never attempt.
ed before IN the county, Upwards Of
70 voices will take part In the chnrnsps,
belidea which there will bs solos, du'
ets, e,c,, instrumental music, etc, al the
hest In the city, under the leadership OF
Prof, McPhail, All give their services
free and the proceeds 20 10 tho ARrl'
cultural Society, IN the Especial pre-
MUM" OF the musicians Of Canton for
the rpplenlahing OF AIT Hall,
Mr., ScharfeT has again shown hlaaplrit
OF llbefalltY, by kindly donating the
use OF his Opera House ~ his ",pecial
premium" 10 thu Society, aud John II.
X ynOlda furnishing the gas IN hla.
SLOW your appreciation OF their forts
In arranging this mqmmnth concert hv
your presence, Prices OF admission %
aud 30 cents, Reserved seats 30 cents.
Don't forget the dte,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
PERSONAL vAKIETY.

A NJw Haven man has aenta check for
" 800 10 d l. MOoiy 10 be used Ia his
work NJ an evangelist,
The North LOniOn Nursing AssOCla.
.lOu IEOvl les ttAinDd Hurrpa Tor the sick
poor at their homes They made % $50
Nsit8 last year.
III u'enaut nanenhower opposes for.
ther Atiic explorations Ounc'dly DO
cause hp does not bolley' IN the Polar
continent theory
Bernuse Charles Dnwna, who WAS IN
anOHn urnltnut.urE d1it want IN
work 0ny more, hp daIOb rlply chopped
Oh three AIHgorsul hia lpf, hand
10 snii that the httnrlan Bmcruf,
ls out u the only two Americans nov
living who ever met Gl"JW, The 0'hnr
|, Ge rgo H. Calvert, lhp scholar aud
poet, who IA righty.llree yoaIs OLD
William II Vanderbilt hhs not been
10 church Tor four yaNrl, and II Ia sWld
that Jay Gould m.u't heard 70 sermon
foran even greater length NJ lme
Both might change that record with
6eneAt 90 themselves,
Mrs. Brewer, wife u the Congressman
lrom 'ho ChautiuqnH county dislf.ct.
NpN York ha9 a dress VI antigua brC.
clda, which was taken from u British
Yosrel over "a hundred yplrs ago by one
Of Mira Brewers ancestors,
Senator sabIn, Of Minnesota, thinks
the Senate will eOueldOr lhe Presidents
nominations upon theil merits and that
some Of them viii fail Of cobA nation,
but that, as f0le, they Will not meet
opp0dltiou upon political grounds
President Seelyp, VI Amherst College,
who once teprea nied a di,trict IN Con.
greae, IN guii 10 be nroui Of the fact that
his election cost him exactly i've cents,
one cent each t0r un envelope and sheet
OF paper ana three cents 10 mail the let
tpr accepting TIA nomination, Those
we're model lil0pa, Hla nomination cost
him nothing.
The Chairman NJ The Republican State
Committee VI Massachusetts, TX Collec
TOR Baarl, Of Bsion, brutally assaulted
an enttrprisiug reporter Tho 0thor day,
and ia q .kCd TO respond IN 10000 dam.
ages. This IA more than tho reporters
widow could have recovered II no had
lost hiq life IN railroad accident; but
the iudiRnity Of being kicked aud
knocked down by politician, must
count FOR something.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
THE opinion prevails at washington

THE opinion prevails at Washington,
and Ia openly ayOwpd by leading Re-
publlclna, that tho Senate very early In
tho session will begin lively warfare
on the President The crusade will be-
initiated by an attack on the principal
nominations, The great aim Of the
Republicans will be to break down the
administration from the start by con
crrted action, aud thus to destroy the
efficiency Of the Democratic OrganiZl'
tiOn for 1883 The Presidential caudl'
dates will be put aside In this prepara
tory work, 10 avoid any complication
from personal rlyaIrieS, In fact, all the
Republican sspirants will be urged to
exceptional z'al In the plan OF OppOsi
tiOD, based on the hope Of individual ad'
vantage, They will be sure TO improve
the opportunity, But how about the
peOpleY On such an Issue presented by
the Il Nub'lc, N bosses Of the Senate,
they will ~ apt TO renew their faith In
the administration,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

and officials, and all that sort Of thing.
Last fall, when the result Of the
Presidential election was In doubt.
these Republicans kept up a wild whoop.
ing and shouting that Blaine was elect
cd, hgures or no figures, and that II the
Democrats undertook 10 count him out
somebody would get hurt. However.
the Democrats quietly, bnt none the
less armly, insisted upon their rights,
and had the count made according to
the actual returns and 40 declared Then
the wild eyed Republican gentlemen
who begin TO howl that they are out
ragged whenever they fall TO carry an
election, subsidized, and did not venture
TO proceed with their programme TO
knock the top Of aomebody'A head on.
"The sams performance 10 being re-
peated In this State"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
Ninnnn a unmlIn Pianos,

Mason & Hamlin bid fair to become
~ famous tor their upright pianos IN
they have long been for their world 70
nownod cabinet organs, The distln'
gushing feature about the "Masun Il
llamin upnghr IN nn important i'm
y 0yCment IN Tho method Of holding the
strings VI the plano, which originated
In thplI 0Sn factory, The strings Are
occurred by metallic faetenings insleAd
Of ty the friction Of pins set In wood, M
has been the case, ard the Advantages
resulting are numerous and highly i'm,
p0rlant, Among them ure the following.
Wonderful beauty aud musical quality
Of tore; far less liability Of getting out
Of tunes greater reliability IN trying eli.
matCs; and greater sOlidity OF consituc
ton and durability Mason Il llamlin
have made lb000i organs, They can
hardly expect 70 make M many pianos,
but they will doubtless be called ur0n
for very large number Indeed, their
plano department N now running 10 ite
utmost capacity, aud The company Ia Le.
hind orders, 30 great IL The demand
that the company ianow arranging for
large additional factory building
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
rnE Cleveland Plain DOnlor tella 1

THE Cleveland Plain Dealer tells II
well, and evidently understands the
situation and tho practice Of the Re.
publican party. Read the following:
IL Ia the practice OF the Republican
party leaders and new epapere whenever
the election returns don't happen 10
suit them, 10 begin yelling fraud and
raising q dismal howl about how the
sinful Democrats are about TO count
them out
"And when The Democrats calmly hut
firmly insist that the actual result Of
the ballot shall be declared, and main
tain, az they have u perfect right 10 do,
that the returns 40 declars, will elect
the Democratic candidates, there IL no
end OF swagger and loud talk and
threats TO kill some Democratic editors
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

For October i7Ih has the following II.
Illustrated articles! The Harmony Com-
munity Of Economy, Pa; The Fltat New
York Directory; William Cramp, the
shlpbuilder; Lake Como; Coon and Pos.
sum Hunting In Virginia; and Electfl.
cal Engineering as n Profession. here
IN nlao nm llualrated poem and an Illus.
tratod love story, The miscellaneous
articles are COED and timely, Each Of
the departments " literature, gossip,
anecdote. current events aud humor, IL
well represented. The paper publish
ed NJ q Murray street, New York, every
other week, II In sixteen pagea, eiZ1 Of
Puck aud Life, and costs 0nly 3 cents u
number, or Z n year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
wha, John u. uaineH, of woodbury. n, Y,

IN, JACKSON, Dear sir;--lhad kidney
trouble for years very bad, my pains Gt
times were 40 great / would roll the
noor. I thought my case helpless one.
used two bottles Of your medicine.
(BirdIck's Kidney Cure) and now | eau
do any kind OF work. recommend this
to oil sufferers. Price 75 cents and 1875,
For sale by Durbin, Wright n Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
NH, LILLY OBJECTS,
IIe Says There Was M Trade Made In LAX,
Township


Township
EDITOR DEMoCRAT!-l noticed Ia the
editorial columns of your payer " he
10 h inst In regard u electing JlstIce
NJ the Peace Of Lake township that the
Republicans took advantage Ot voting
for NJ Lily IN consideration Of LILY
u M. friends supporting Doughefty,
Republican candidate for u coldar !
Wy n IN tl'sa. There never was u word
uttered ln fppa d u ltading D 'mownllt
votes tot Rpuhllcau votes Mr. Ralw
rec wed urOty ular Os many RrpuhIi.
eau yO ps as llid, Therefore. say Il is
untrue, lama Democrat, and worked
iCr the success Of the Dem cratic party
JOHN llLLY
Greent0wu, o., October 10 1885
W. gladly give plAoe to Mr. Lllly'a
correction and gladly set him right No
dob n was unfortunate, 10 say the
least, that Democrats In Leke were
divided among Themselves ana contend
ing over Justice u the Peace 'rhe r.
Iublcnus let the Aght gO on, ana had
no candidate for Justice or course,
this state Of things did not hurt Mt,
DOnghefty,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

The history OF The government I'm.
pTOYrmentA IN Hell Gate chnnnel datea
bACktO islswhen LleutenantR Porter and
DaVia first recommends I the removal OF
the dangerous rOckl, The llrt great
blast was made septlmh oath 1879, aud
the great blast NJ SATURDAY. o 'tObar 10Th
1886 was the completion OF the work as
far ~ blasting gOaa, The work Of re
moving the debris alone remanS Can
eral Newton, who has had charge ot
the whole operations, was born ia Vlr'
gilia Ia 1929 aud grad 1ated NJ West
Point. He waa Appointed second lieu
tenant Of engineers In July lSi2 and
was eng ged, np 10 the time OF the civil
war, on the Atlantic and Gulf coast de.
iencea In August 1861 he was made
brigRdier.general OF volunteers and
commanded brigade In the defense OF
Washington, He was next tran 1fetred
10 the Amy NJ the Potomac and fought
At Gaines Milla, Antietam aud Frpder
lckabuTg In 1859, commanding a diyls'
lon IN the laat named place, Ha was
made Major General In March 1868 aud
commanded the 3ri division NJ the oh
ciTpa nj the alOrmlnp OF Marys Heights,
on July 2ld 1868 NJ Gettysburg he suc
ceeded 10 the command Of tho I'D III.
vision, Atthe fail OF Atlanta IN 1854 he
also commanded hiylalon, Ia 1865 no
returned 10 the engineer corps with thu
rank Ot Lieutenant Colonel Since that
data he has teen engaged with the i'm
pOftant work Of removing tho Ohairuc
tiona IN Naw York harbOr the proposed
deepening Of Harlem River, the i'm
pTOvemeut Of the Hudson River and the
channel between Staten llmni aud
New Jersey, the harbOrs Of Lake Cham.
plain and many other engineering
works.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
Asalgnmentpt Massnlon

Harriet q. Gold NTH, proprletrpPs OF
n saloon nj Ma1.illon, made nm naslgn.
ment Monday afternoon to John o, Cur
relt, her ATTORNEY Fer pors0nh psop
erty ig valued n 81 COO; sha haa no real
estate Lahill'lea are unknown,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

WHOM liaby VIVA alck, wc FNyo her OAsTOlIA
wh'n eho wN n Child, she cried foI CAsiOnh
When she btoamo Mlsi, the clung TO CA,TOmA
When fhe had Chlldrcn, 6he gave thrm OAsrORlA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

On the 18TH in9t,, by Rev l., Y, Meyer,
Mr.. Frank Weimar and Mlaa Ida NJ.
Fineirock, both Of Stark county.
On the i0h OF 0'tOber, y Jonathan 8
Hudson, E.q, Mr.. Thomla Reese and
Miea Jane Lewellyn, both Of Jlstus,
Stark county,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

The Midllebranch Dlstlllery want TO-.
600 bushels OF cider apples al 20 cents
per bushel. j, WRESTLER n Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
Notice To Contractors
FOR SALE.

viii soil my fam snaed In Marlboro Township,
lhrce inltg west " Mttludru And hhlf milo south,
known ~ thu HAIRY knrAbauRh farm, oonlalhlrH
NtrNuG1 " AEre tcSs,
About acres NJ II white oaW 'trbtr lhnd Tho lana
Il well wltrr0d, aud N gn01 grain nr stock inrm,
nMlrn determined 10 mhy0 wtBt, I VIII uHH 4 NJ
bargain Call ON or address
H. n OHM,
ocl9,em New Bntmoie ohio
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
LIYE AGRICuLTURlL NENSPlPER.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

IN prananco of an order Of the Probate Court Of
aluG county Olio viii Offer for aalo NJ public auc.
uOn, 0H
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2lst, 1886
NJ orc O'Clock IN tho afternoon upon tho premises tho
following Described real estate situate IN Tho oluut "
blntk ana state OF nhlo, thNli Being The onn undl
ydcd one hhlf 0f tho following nnit Of trn aiulhwN
qulref " neolnn mum or tNontyeRlt (2d), IN Town,
nhln twenty l9Ol, range eo'cn (O brglnulng NJ tho
southeast corner oi Hhld aret fccOnl thonco n0ftb
bo wmt ~ hblOO ohaluu " tho northeast cnrnor NJ
thld quarter hcet0nl thence west ~ Nv 100 ohalut
thence south nMalel with tho first llnr 80 80 100
chains 10 hn south lne u aal duattcr thence east
70 talOO chalnu IA tho place 0f b ginning conta nina
ono hundred Hcrra VI land, bn tho simO more or eW
aud Ia b. euld iren 0f tutioy therein,
APPRAISED nj " 900
Terms " aac- third cath IN hand on day Of aalp
ono tltd In hne year ana Oreihhd IN tvo so ita from
dhy VI sale with inter ai tho payments ~ be- Hcurod
ny mtrlrai % on tho trcmla' md
LOUIS 0EWARDAT,
Ndm nlalia'Or NJ CAtntrlun i1lmlt
mono n MCCARrY plAntlira Auy1 oc2phW
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
Executors Notice.

Notice IA hereby given that tho dopiRntd have beeD
duy hnpUhted aud qualified ~ Executors Of the estate
Of John nfhuchor late " Nta,h county, onto dec d
WILLIAM H. BRAUOhEh
DIV tBAAU HOpsLMM
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

Jersey Jackets cheap at aeeting Il
vlckers'.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
Ioat.

Large size blue cloth cap near the ~.
Wayne depot. pleaee return TO this Office.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
Coffee DRINKERS
NOTICE.!

On account of the increasing demand for our
FRESH ROASTED G FFEES, we have purchased
large ROaster, and hereafter all our Coffee will
be roasted three times week, thereby giving
all consumers the advantage of buying their
goods always fresh. We are now carrying in
stock twenty different grades of CoAees, from
an ordinary Rio to the very finest Old Govern.
ment Java and Arabian Mocha. All goods are
guaranteed to be strictly pure and perfectly sat-
isfactory.
Great Eastern Tea Co.,
,.., AZ SOUTH MARKET ST, CANTON, 0.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

Fine line sins and Alpaca UMBRELLAS