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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-11-28
The Gulf Coast Of Florida.
The most elevated ocean front lands
II TIE STATE
cENEIS GRANTS
opinion Of Florida, after d visit over the state

Extract from the Philadelphia Ledger)
1T is capable Of supplying all the
oranges, lemons, pincaprIes, and other
sem-trorical fruits used in the United
States lOo,000.000 dollars Of sugar now
imported; material for rope, bagging,
coarse mating. etc. The deposits of fer
tiIizcr under it and above it are sufficient
for many generations. 1t only wants peo-
pie and enterprise. both of which j, is rap
Idly obtaining Florida r. lag gfords tie
bevi oprnmy ~ TIE ,rorlj .tor youpg nan #
small means AMI great industry. | shall
probably have more to say on this subjec,
whcn get home. Very truly yours.
L. y. GRANT"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-11-28

Mr. EIwell, before leaving town
told parties here that unless he done a
pretty big business in Duluth he
would come back to Superior after the
holiday trade was over. OF course
the Duluth people will see the inn
portance of buying his old stock Of
goods and keeping him on that side
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-11-28

-DEHoEEsT's MAGAzISE for De
cember brings wildly before Us the
happy season Of Christmas. 1t sreplete
with beautiful stories and poems APP
propriate TO that time; in addition to
which there are other articles Of great
merit and utility. The opening art
iclc Is the commencement OF an inter
esteng serial by Julian Hawthorne,
the well known and popular author
Jenny June contributes paper on
Women Abroad" and an exceeding
" amusing sketch is entitled Joseph
and his Brethren" The Household
Department is unusually fall, and the
illustrations good. The frontisp;eec
Is an oil pittare entitled Merry
CLr.stHas'
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-11-28
of Tank Zee, who is to lcctu

OF Ian! kec, who IS to lecture
in Superior on Friday and Saturday
evening, December 18th and 18th the
"Indcpcndent" Of Oswego, Kansas,
says; His descriptive powers are in
deed great and his flow Of language
unparalleled; he is a RATHER" on the
talk, and possesses and inexhaustahle
fund Of wit and humor; and while he
makes his subject of deep interest to
all, there Is not a dry sentence in the
entire lecture.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-11-28
IT IS rpDOrfpfl II

1t is reported that the Omaha
railroad company has sold to PhiIctus
Sawyer six townships Of pine lands "
ing between the Nemadii and st. Louis
rivers in this county, for some lumber
ing company. The price paid is not
stated. The pine on the lands Is csti-
mated at 1000, 100000 feet.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-11-28

Miss Dolly iiu3-on came near
finding q watery grave last Thursday.
She with Others we're skating on the
edge Of the bay where lee has formed
in still water, when she yenturcd too
far ont and found weak spot and
went through. She threw ont her
arms AMI caught on the ice and held
herself up until rescued by Mr. Dole,
who was near BY and saw the acct
dent The ice sunk under his weight
50 chat he wet his feet and it was with
great difficulty that lie rescued the
young lady. Keep oil the Ice until it
IS stronger.
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Omcial Bulletin County.


W. u T--T NJ
James BA-Gau, Chairmuu.O
j. j. MORRISON.
George I.af>uG.
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IIA NTET, IN-INN LTN -IIT -Nl,I IIE|NI-I-
Oac Year To- H.li..bcr-, 10 %
Postage free TO all Subscribers in tie Caited
States Oh Ca. ada
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-12
CItI CASES.
Arrangement of Prisoners Before Judge
Posse this MorniDR.

Arrangement OF Prisoners Before Judge
Posse this MorninR.
The prisoners against whom indict.
ments w're returned by The grand jury
for The January term OF court, were ar.
raigned before Judge Peaee this morn.
Ing.
thss. Reed, indicted for burglary and
larceny, plead not guilty; u q. Bow,
Esa., was assigned .as counsel, and tho
trial act for March 23i. Reed broke into
and robbed Won Kanel'c jewelry store Al
Mdsnllon.
Charles Thbcker. indicted for car
breaking, plead not guilty; John NJ.
Myers, Eeq,. was assigned nv counsel,
and tho Trial SGT Tor March GAN.
Tbscker, during the night season, broke
Into q locked freight car which WIS
etanding on a alde.track VI the NJ. Wayne
road, b tween N ,rket and Poplar etreets.
William Schmidt ana Christian
Straine, indicted for petit larceny, both
plead guilty Schmidt aud 5traine etole
n lot OF turkeys from Slsmmer'e farm,
east Of Canton. Schmidt and Straine
were each given thirty days In jail and
sentenced " pay the costs.
William 3. 0%glcthorpe, indicted for
burglary and larceny. plead not guilty;
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-12
Legal Notice.

~ RsAasua uarmsA and JsSsmiAh Harmon, n Alto
nsna, Ihhlolb. John II, Thompson, ebclue ", rhomp-
sA AID OhASln a. Thoinpton, Of bloomington. llinols,
nNFAh nsus . and John housef, Of Chicago. Illinois.
90 JOB. Laolapssn. ssn.s glnss o. rssia,nss y y sa,
no hereby nohaed that On Deoslnbtr o0th, 4. u lisa
1 alsf . petition, and on JanaAu lpth. A. ID 1870, IN
nnsnde4 portion IN tho Same etsn. keAinat yourselves
nd olAss, In The cgur OF Common pieba Of stark
scsss oaio, ,,tiins ,cssh va, ~ ne ornsr o. ,ns
~ Il seo,ion number twsnNeisht (2sl, township
bssiys tla) and range bon Q0), OF StAsk sluniy and
Btabo Of Obi, that bArAh DoulhmAn, hsnU ID 1homp-
con, hsT Thomson. Martha Mums, cAtheIins snyder
p1rt d ssld proullses, that Eiorepcs Newsletter, Hsnry
A. Johns huliAh frann, Jamie Johns AUD Cora Johns
each own An undivided ont To- toth 0f said premises,
mat John n. Thompson, Sarah houaer, George W,
Thompson, frsnkiin y, 1hOmpson and Charles A.
1tonpsol, each ovn an undivided forty eighth part OF
hon ihr efl that John DoNrhmAn, Samuel snyder,
Jeremiah Harmon, John Itounof aud Charles kswhtoltnr
dAim some interest thsreino r lien lhnrson, the nature
q which am not informedi that John Thompson, ~
nid premises, but thcy hAye no right utlo or interest
therein, And praying that tho title Of uhe owners OF sAld
land DO Quietnd " against said John Thompson, or hin
laGAl ksLu, thA' ihs defrndAnp John boughmAn. hAin.
ssl haydes, JescmiAh, hAmon, John houser and
dhlrss hcwstrtscr vt forth lhcir ins rcst In or lions
apoa satf prcsaisss, OF 10 forever barred frm setting
up sus interest IN o. lien thuooni and uAt partition
Il ANd lands be made IN such manner thai the one
ferg eighth intsrost b sst aaldo 70 no In psvefhuu, or
N the AAins oanOot De done withsat manifest inlurI 10
The premi.ys, that sAid lands DO cold, and Tor such Other
You Ara required 70 Answer said petition on or before
%soHUyLrR O THOMPSON.
~ IL W. MoOLuannt, hn ATTORNEY.
pa.cd Canton o., JAnuAU souh' A. ID 1880
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-12
Mineral Point.

The blizzard struck us hard yesterday
afternoon.
A new pump has been purchased by
the proprietor Of The Davis niue, to 70
move the water which 10 flooding tho
mine.
Mr.. r. II, Morrison, who has been
travelling through Michigan and Illinois
on business for q fortnight, has re-
turned.
Thursday forenoon, 90 Mrs. Ella @.
Peurch was carrying water from the
c%istern, sho foil on the leo and fractured
her collar bone.
George Snyder, tho boy who received
injuries NJ Publication nOceasitutiug
tho a|mpuiati0n Of his log below tho
knee, 10 recovering as rapidly IN posi-
bic.
Thursday night thieves gained on.
trance TO tho railroad Office NJ Zoar Sta.
ton by forcing the doors, and breaking
open u box containing dry goods aud
notions took u portion OF the contents,
together with tho agents oyercoat and
q small amount OF money. On the
same night Mr.. Wager, OF Valley juno.
ton, had his oyercoat and watch stolen.
No clue 10 the thieves In either case,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-12
ALLIANCE AFFAIRS.
News Notes OF Personal and General Hap
penings nj tho East End.

800" ~ .shhh DNhohn
peniDgs ut tho East End.
DR.. X. T. Goucher, OF Cleveland, has
been In town several days looking after
business matters.
Murray Webb, our genial confecti0n-
or, Ia Just recovering from q severe at
tack Of pneumonia.
Mrs. W.. II. Vincent, landlady Of the
Vincent House, entertained about TWEEN
ty'iye Of her lady friends In royal style.
on Thursday.
Ike Hiddleson, who was arrested about
ten days ago, and bound over TO court.
FOR selling liquors on Sunday, was TAX
on TO Canton on Wednesday, his ball de-
liyering him up to the officers.
The terpsichorean social club held
their. regular semi-monthly dance In
Marchand's opera house, on last Tues
day evening. This club 10 composed Of
some OF our best young people In town.
Considering the amount OF trouble
with the boys, the salvation army has
had or late, the officers have decided to
send men there TO act as captain and
lieutenant. Mre. Blackburn, the pres
ent captain, farewells next Sunday.
Madison Jones, colored. who was the
principal witness In the Teeters' Powell
case, was arrested for perjury. At O
hearing before Mayor Johnson he was
bound over 10 Common Pleas Court In
the sum OF $500, and being unable to
obtain bail, no was taken to Canton
jail.
We understand the contract has been
let 10 j, T. Weybrecht, by John Joseph,
for the erection OF q magnificent build
Ing on the corner OF Arch and Main
streets, TO DO used for a skating rink,
theatrical performance. festivals, and
In fact, q regular amusement hall. The
size Of the building Ia TO be 87xl20 and
81 feet high, with one floor.
A motion has been nled with the Clerk
Of the United States Court at Columbus,
by Carnegie Bros. q Co., of Pittsburgh,
10 authorize Robert Martin, as receiver
OF the Cleveland, Youngstown q Pitts
burgh Railroad Company, 10 Issue GER
t~ificates for not exceeding $4,000, TO
purchase q passenger coach and loc0mo-
tive, and make repairs on that part OF
the road now operated; TO ballast and
Improve the rest OF the road, 80 that II
may be operated and run throughout its
entire length. At present, cars are run
ming from Mt. Union to Phalanx and re.
turn, the southern extension being In
an unit condition To travel on. They
are now uisng N. Y, p, % 0. passenger
coaches.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-12
SATURDAY, FEB, l4th, A. D. 1885
Legal Notice.

IpAAo iiohrcr, OF HAnAsa CITY, IN tho County Of Jack.
con, IN tho state Of hiseonii. IL hereby notified that on
july nth, ttS0, Lewis Hifachhcimor Med his petition
IN tho Court OF Common plrse, stark county, uhio,
against isaac honicf, and settinn forth thpt aaid tsaao
Hohrer, on March alnd, 1HL bought clothing and
merohanslne from SAID plaintiff amounting @ seven.
IsaAo hohrur sxscutsd and arliverd " me nvniAaln
N, Fapat bia note for eipht ard ax,een hundred
(ep,ldtOOl payable ten OARS nftsi dab aud that Alter
wards aid benismin y. Faust tsd and isansi tired The
same. fer q valuable sousiasrahsn, v tAla Lswi,
Inrsshhcimcf, and thatthsre ~ due on uaid mentioned
book account (9tT. oO) and ints,tsl thrrcos NJ Q Per
cont, ftu January 1st INIT, aud m the Last men
uoncd noie he sum of Qa1U.i00 hnd Intcrcet thereon
from rdtusrT ian, 1884 NJ Y yer capL payable
eosts naid plalntfr pnis Judgment against said fnAas
Ilohrst, and tina. upon Nils aaId petition an order ~
attachment was In ut1 irUii ahid Court, Aud tha same
was levied upon TIE real ssiats u psid Isaac llohrer in
HtArk COUNT. Ohio,
naid peiiti D Will b. for hearing by said Court on NE
win ohy OF MsfoiL 1880. or soon thureAi Ter 10 mAy 10.
LkWTn UIflnOnuun 4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-12

j. p. Fawcett, Esq, was appointed c0un'
sci and trial set for March 2fth. Ogle.
tho DO lives about ak miles south OF
Canton, near North Industry. He came
TO Canton one night aud broke into the
stable Of Samuel Silver, and stole a
horse. Mounting the animal he rode 10
the farm house OF oliver Farber, about
six miles southeast OF Canton, on the
WayneebuTg road, where he broke In
and stole q silver watch. Farb.r and
his son chased 0gleth0rpe TO Canton,
but the fugitive escaped, He was ar.
rested after wards by Marshal Frank, OF
4hreye, on q farm near that town.
IRA ". Fisher, indicted for embezzle-
ment, plead not guilty; George II, Bald
win, EsQ., was appointed counsel and
the trial set for March 2bth. Fisher was
formerly lineman In the employ Of the
Central Union Telephone Company In
Canton. More recently he was manager
OF the telephone exchange at Massillon.
While 6lling that position IL Ia alleged
that Fisher was a. defaulter TO the
amount Of el65, and In order to shield
himself, circulated a story TO the effect
that he was robbed at night by three
masked burglars, who broke into the
telephone office. where he was asleep.
James NJ. Henderson, under two In
dictments for forgery, plead not guilty
TO both; II. 8. Shields, Esq, was assigned
az counsel, and trial on the hrst indict-
ment set for March Goth, and on the
| second Indictment March gath. Hen.
| derson's swindling operations all over
| the State have been frequently re-
counted In these columns. He was In
dicted for forging a note on David Wag.
ner, OF near Canal Fulton, for 900 and
for selling q forged note for $l42 to
Keim q Sons, bankers at Louisville,
Stark county, The latter firm attached
the Sl47 30 found on Henders0n's per-
son, when arrested, and got judgment
against him before Justice Yant. The
money was In the hands Of Sheriff Lee
and upon an order from the Justice was
transferred by the Sheriff to that magis-
trate, who In turn paid the money over
TO Keim g. Sons.
The trial OF Frank Davy, Of Navarro,
for pointing q revolver, was set for
March 25th.
Frank Yingllng, indicted for assault
WIN thvuhp w hihs piohu NV Hutiby
Trial y q aet for March 9th. Niglinp
was bound over TO court by Mayor Bow
man, OF Massillon, for an assault upon
Bernhard 9tuckey.
ASSIGNMENT or CRIMINAL CASKS.
Following Is the assignment Of crimi
nal cases:
Monday, March e3d-Charles Reed
burglary and larceny; william 0gle
thorpe. burglary and larceny.
Tuesday, March 24th-Chas. Thacker
car breaking; James b. Henderson, for
gerry.
Wednesday, March 25th-Frank pavy
lourlshing q revolverj Ira W. Fisher
embezLlement.
= Thursday, March 26th-James B. Hen
derson. forgery; John Gallagher, bur
glary and larceny,
! Friday, March 27th-Brank Ylnglinp
. assault with intent 10 kill.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-12
Legal Notice.


10 Hiram Dlckey. Portland, Oregon. william, DiotoT.
6iouI Oiu, lows, and Jamu y wblpple, Ellsworth. Ellis
wath %, KAnaaai You arc hetebI notified that GU Do
cemDor 10, 1884, wo MED \ petition Against yourselves,
and Others, in tue Htprk county, ohio, OominOn PlrAs
C0urt, stating that We hrr thN owntra OF tho undivided
half 0f tue %sintteAst quarter Of section l, " township
10, Of range q, IN AtATl county, ohio, ioa 40 Aorte on
TN north aldo OF aid quarter, and losa 40 acrt on the
south hde " said qunrlol, that bHlle itnrd, kAto Webb,
Hiram hickey and WillhAm Diokoy each orn An UNI
divided aiIteanth 0f tho asme lAnd, that Notie FREQ.
man WI an undivided fouith OF said land, And that
said parliea atu n0w IN poo eSiOn there, u LAt said
james q, Whil pie, ThomAa J. Whipploa aud Flora Whip
pie have no ntcgcat tho, olnj and PRAYING that tho title
Of tho ownriu OF said land DO qulotod m against ahid
JAmea y Whlpplo Thomas !, and flora Whipple, and
that partition Of said land 10 made IN such manner
that tho half interest OF tho undersigned therein DO act
Wido 10 them IN %pr,oiAltJ, and n that cAnnlt DO done
without manifest injury ~ Tho prcmisrn, that hhid lands
DO solo, and praying for such Other roller IA mar DO
proper
You arc required % answer said petition on or before
MATHEW p N MorFIrr and
JULIA MOrflrr
~ DAT 4 LYNCH. their ATTN.
Dated Canton, ohio, Doc, 18Th, 1894 -22'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-12
A BOOM ron
Edgar Thomson Stool Works to Resume
Tomorrow.

Tomorrow.
The Edgar Thomson Steel Works at
Braddock will be put In full blast TO-
morrow-with the exception OF one or
two departments where the improve
ments are not quite ready. The furnaces
were put In blast on Saturday In order
TO test the improvements put upon
them, and they were found TO be In
good shape and no trouble 10 ex-
pected In regard 10 the working
OF the machinery. Residents Of Brad
dock are jnbilant over the good news.
The topic OF conversation was centered
In the fact OF the great steel works re-
suming operations after long aud wearl.
some inactivity. About 3 800 workmen,
who have been idle for months, will 20
10 work, and the dull, lifeless feeling
which has prevailed In that usually ac-
tive town will disappear and give place
10 prosperity. During the past month
the business men Of Braddock, In con-
sequence OF the idle workmen, have ex-
perienced unusually dull times. Their
trade generally Ia confined TO the work
Ing people who were employed In the
steel works, and were In consequence.
during the latter stage Of the depres.
sion, compelled 10 sell almost entirely
on credit, Now that the works will start
up, these men naturally feel delighted
with the prospects, and rejoice that pros
perity VIII once more take up quarters
In the own.-[Pittsburgh Post, 9th.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-12

THE Amherst, N. Y, Cleveland and
Hendricks Club gave a complimentary
banquet recently In honor Of the Demo.
cratic Victory and invited Grover Cleye-
land and Thomas A. Hendricks 10 at.
tend. Both sent excuses, the annexed
extract being the material part OF Gov.
ernor Cleyela ada letter;
The preservation OF personal right,
the equality OF all citizens before tho
law, the reserved rights Of the States
and tho supremacy OF the Federal Gov
eminent within the limits Of the Con-
s~tituti0D, VIII ever form the true basis
OF our liberties and never DO snrren-
dered without destroying the balance Of
rights aud powers which enables u SON
tnent TO be developed In peace and social
order, 10 be- maintained by means Of
local self government; but II IL indla-
pensable for the practical operation and
enforcement Of these fundamental prin-
clples that the Government should not
always be controlled by one political
power. Frequent change Of admlnis-
trati0n In M necessary AZ constant re-
curing 10 the popular will. Otherwise
abuses grow and tho Government. In
stead Of bring carried on for thu general
welfare, becomes m instrumontality
Tor imposing heavy bnrdepa on tho
many who ire governed for the benefit
OF tho few who govern, Public servants
thus become arbitrary rulers,
Hoping, gentlemen OF the club, that
your social will bo q success,
am very truly yours,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-12
Look out for Your Head,

No matter what parts II may finally
affect, csttrrh always starts In the hoad,
aud belongs TO tho head. There " no
myetery about the origin OF this direful
disease. II begins In q neglected cold.
One OF the kind that In "sure TO be better
In n few days." Thousands OF Victims
know how II Ia by sad experience, kly'e
Cream Balm cures colds In tho head aud
catarrh In oil Ito stages, Price 10 cents.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-12
A Startling Disooyery,

Mr.. VIM, johnson, Of Huron, Dakota,
writes that his wife had been troubled
with acute Bronchitis for many years,
and that oil remedies tried gave no per,
manent relief, until no procured q bot.
tle OF Dr.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, which
had a magical effect. and produced q
permant cure. II Ia guaranteed 70 cure
oil diseases OF Throat, Lungs, or Bron-
chial Tubes. Trial bottles free nj Z. II.
Barre drug store. Large size. 800.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-12
To Worthy Old Apo,

Old ago, aray hahn, how AmiAblo art thon,
II righteousness DO found upon thy browl
nj In tho path OF Justice thou has trod.
best DO Thy silver head, thr friend Ia 0od,
Though poortith DO thy lot, thou needn't icArI
Tho God whom thou adore N ever near,
Aud when y, las, thJ earthly course IL run.
1hy cycs no moro behold tho scttiDa san,
Aloit 10 heaven Thy spirit ah,ll ascend,
And live aud rolun with ohrlsttny lasting friend.
john n M,LiKn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-12
Ibuohlsn's Arnioa HaIvo.

Tho best salve In the world for outs,
bruises, soree, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, totter. chnpped hands, chilblaine,
oorne, and all skin eruptlone, and posi.
lively cures piles, or ne pay required, 10
ie guaranteed 10 give perfect eatisfao-
tion, or money refunded. Price sb centa
per box. For snle by r. II. Barr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-12

TaE Grant retirement bill will not
pass this Congress but may tho next,
and DO eigned by President Cleveland,
who will also be- given tho opportunity
Of approving n bill doing Justice 10 Gen.
eral Porter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-12
LEGAL NOTICE.

Aieranam Y, baldwin. whose piAce Of rssidsnss IA 10
MAT n, baldwin "a hno~p, " Dotned hat MAry NJ.
baldwin 0ld, on thr wan day VI hnuar, A. N, ,itnlb.
Common pleas, witnin ana for tho county u stNrf aud
Htatc u Ohio, charging tie ssiu Alexander n, Mad.
win with willful Ab sncs and aros nsslcct Of du FOR
tnure than lhree ysafs list pant and sssinu that she
mar be divorced m m ths said Alexander nj baldwin,
which Iet Ton will s,And for hearing on Npsoh IAN.
1885, or m seon thereafter - ihe rant cNn b. heard.
Many n BALDWIN,
lAnnpLw ~ J0un T. Wmru, her Any.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-12

My physician said I could not live, my
liver out Of order, frequently Vomiting
greenleh mucous, kin yellow, small dry
humora on face, stomach would not 70.
tain food. Burdock Blood Bhteta cured
mo. Mra, Adelaide 0'Brisn, B7s Rx-
change street, Buffalo, M.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-12
Busine.. on tn. "siidlps Scale"

A gentleman took o walk down the
street this morning TO look up trade,
but after 30 many slips aud slides on
the 10y streets no returned 10 his bolrd.
lug house aud remarked; ats no use
trying 10 do any business 10 day."
mo" remarked his friend, "unloss it's
done on the sliding scale"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-12

DR.. Fenner'e Golden Relief cures any
pain In Ave TO thirty minutes bruise or
cut. without soreness, BY dphlera CIR.
cular, Fredonis, New York, For sale by
DuIbip, Wright q Go, o. N. Nye and y.
II. Barr, drnggibts,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-12
Sheriff Sale.

II. J, summers Order Of Execution, ptark county oopa.
mon Pleas Court
~ virtue u m execution iuued By Mo sisrk q
the court OF Nemmon ploas Of btaFk eounty, Ohio, IN the
above action, and IN ne directed, will otter for sale n
public oatory NJ The dsor 81 tho court house In The Nv
OF Canton. on y
Saturday, the 18th day Of February, 1886,
me foilewrns dsscabsd real eutats situate In ssars
,cang, plhio, tow w Lots numbsr 10 aud IA In tho
vnlsps n tcaoh vity. Alse pait Of We northeast quar-.
ter Of ssstion %, township II, range 10, beginning ~ =
stone on the east aide Of flank s,Iee, \, d NJ rtg,t angles
ffem ne nnfih sorncr " lot number all IN thu vlIlnEe
" Beach Oilr, thonoo snuib with tho wat linr Of bAik
street ono chain snd thilly thiec lints 10 n s'one, tisnNe
AZ rlsht Anslea north, 0bh dearc,e east Ons chain and
" links 70 . STONE uhsbe. n,fth, % dsarcrs wp, one
chain and NO llnts " n utone, thence south o5h do
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