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Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1886-03-04

With the advent of the warm. sun shiny
days of the past week, new life ann vigor
have been displayed in every direction,
by both the citizens of our little village
and our native brethren. Agency en
ployees active and Indians bustling about.
The weather of the past week or more has
furnished us with number of items.
Our spring poet blooms out in this issue.
As positive proof that spring has come,
Mr.. O.. ID. Williams called our attention
to big green fly on Sunday, which was
buZzing affectionately about. We believe,
however, that it must have been two
year-old. starting out upon its third sum-
mer's journey. Jack frost may yet over
take him.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1886-03-04

The exterior Of Trader Barker's store
has just been favored with coat of green
paint with red trimming.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1886-03-04

The liverymen, Collins & Samson have
been hauling to the Post an immense
amount of baled hay for the contractor,
II l.. Bcl<fOrd.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1886-03-04

Our Mr.. Mallet will probably arrive
bone tomorrow from Kansas. He has
been away since before the holidays, and
his return will be welcomed by his
family,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17

John W, MackaY Was born in Dublin
In November 1895, but W, lie o minor,
came tn the United St tes and was for
some time m lNyed by Webb the ship
builder Of New York,
When the & Nd 10, er broke ont, young
MGckay auctumed 70 the excltemRnt;
and Ia the autumn OF 1869 VIZ hnd him
sailing round the Horn In one OF Wetb's
vessels.
On hls arrival la California be went
Immediately TO Sierra county. and com.
menced placer mining on small scale.
He worked hard and was able TO accum.
nlate small sum above hls expenses.
Hi Il really tortunate hit wac made
In the 'kentnck" m no, In 1868 Mr..
Mackay formed business arrangement
with j. NJ. walker, OF Firg MIA The
next year thG pariherah'l w6a enlarged
by the accession OF Mes rs. Flood and
0'Brlen aud these worked In harmony 10
good pr0lI, for four yeATa when Mr..
Walker withdrew aud his place wGB
taken by Mr. James G, Fair,
0n the Goth OF November he married
the daughter Ut Col. HungerfOrd, u. 3.
A, MIA, Mnckiy has resided several
years In Europe, where her children ara
being educated, While Mt Mackay has
p nanent home Ia Virginia City, no
runs over two or three times q year 10
see hls family,
There II probably no man who has
made q colossal fortune at mining,
working up from the pl1k and shovel OF
the hired labJrer 10 tn9 very apex OF
success, that has been 40 little spoiled
by prosperity NJ John W. Mackay, He
Ia still The modest, honest hearted plain
man that no was0 quarter " a century
ago, Personal y Nr, Mackay is o man
Of herculean form Grd strength. He ia
Ia robust health Q lite recently no
made an extended tour Of Europe In
company with William j Florence the
actor.
In August 1889 Nc, MacSay accepted
the Presidency OF the POatal nele.
graph 20, whose OBJECT waa 10 rival the
Western Union, AM later still no and
James Gordon Bennett form com.
pany 10 lay u cable across the Atlantic
which ls now In fan operation, The
existence Of ,his cable. which II seems.
caluot b. l01ght In by the Western
Ull0n, has reduced tho pricea OF cable.
gtama TO The advantage OF the public.
Mr., Mackay's fortune IL said to DO over
lltty millions,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
sOALnEn 10 nnArII.
A rhscea aIcar.Olj Son OF simon Halter
Meets a Horrible Fate,

A rhocsa vcar.Old Sou OF simon Halter
Meets u Horrible Fate,
A terrible accident occurred ia the
family Of Mr., Simon Halter living ab0nt
Two milee west Of Buck Hill, Saturday
afternoon. A three.ye6r old son of Mr..
Halter was playing aN0u, q tub 0ll,d
with boiling water, No oae was near
at tho time and sudden and terrified
screama Of the child attracted attention,
The people about the house hurried TO
the spot fem whence tho sounds pro-
eeeded aud found tho little fellow with.
Ing hbJut In the water In an ngoly OF
tefr)r.
The little sufferer was quickly res.
cued, but too late TO save his life, His
body was terribly scalded and parbolled.
All r09alblo measures Of relief were ap.
piled, but 10 no avail, and death ended
the chlld's sulrerlngs IN the evening,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
Saturday, the 10th day of July, 1856
Legal Notice.

AlinArhn W Dyer whosc place Of residence IA I'm.
Know. 10 Hereby notified that Mary 10, Dyer dld ON tho
ebth dhy oi MAY 1890 ilc her petition IN tho oIlco OF
we 0lik OF w court o. Common Pleas within and Tor
the county or s!hrs And state of OHIO, charging tho
tnilnE 10 provide Tor and abandoning tho lnld Mary
~ Dyer, aHQ charging tho said Alnaflnn w Dyer with
adultery WITH one Mrs, nell MuAtlrhaNl and nahinn
that she may bp divorced from tho aad AlmAflnh w
Dyer have hp custody of their children, and rra6onh
Die alm0ny when petition Will stand Tor hearing M
the nctt TORN " SAID Court MANY NJ nYrR
ma2Nhw py JonN u NHLrY, nor Atty
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17

Probably, my dear nervous sister, be-.
cause you arc suffering from some OF
tho diseases peculiar TO your sex. You
have n dragging down" feeling, the
back ache, you are debllitated, You have
palms Of various klnde, Take DR.. Il. V.
pierce's Fayorlte Prescription" aud be
cured, Price reduced to one dollar, By
druggists,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
sheriff SaIe.

u, Wilson 0rwS Assignee oror Of galo In Partition
va stark County OOinmOn
10, Wilson 0ray ct nj, } Pleas Court
ly virtue Of au order " aao Issued by tho olork OF
tho court Of common pleas VI stark county Ohio IN
tho above 40 Hon. nnd " mo directed | will offer for
eap ~ public cutlery on tho promises In tho town OF
Alliance, on
Saturday, tho Goth day OF June, 1885,
the following described real estate situate IN hald
county i0wltl Town lOla numbers i0H, III, il9 and
ll IN TcOicrn LAmbOfn OOa addition 10 tho town OF
Alliance, stark county, Tho,
Appraised NJ tla,500,
BalO 10 commence NJ one o'clock D, M Terms ono.
third cash, aud tho balance IN two equal An.
nuhl paynonta with Interest from day OF gAlo secured
BY mortgage on tho premises sold
A, LEINiNaER
Coroner and'actlng shorln,
DAVID FoapN0. Atty, '.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17

which magniaes our other burdens. A
hacking coughs severe cold, or any
throat or lung disease Ia very trouble
some; but all these may be quickly and
permanently removed by Or. Blgl0w's
Positive Cure, Price 30 cents; trial bot.
tie free at Durbin, Wright q Co., drug
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17

EUROPE IL calling FOR American wheat
and Our In large quantities, The very
low prices make the increased exports
less gratifying than thy would o her.
Wise be, hut the aggregate value Of tho
breadatuif9 and cotton shipped from tho
Atlantic and Gulf ports Inst w,ck was
about S3000000 greater than for the
corresponding time Inst year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
sheriff sale.

David ES''''''' Vs. s,a,S PfSSS SsSs,i g SsS sSSmon
~ u, Baylisa OF ux, PlOa6 court
ny virtue Of au order OF sale Issued by tho clor,
OF tho court VI common pleas Of stark county Oldo,
IN tho above Aotl0n aud 10 mo directed 1 viii offer
Tor sale ~ public ouoT VI tho door OF tho court house.
In Tho city Ot Canton, on
Saturday, the 10Th day Of July, 1885,
tho 10 lowing dWcrlbcd real cSlatc towlt being a
part 0i ffA lOhnl section nhinbor seven 10 In Perry
township, IN ual county the pUut OF th0 beginning 0t
mo boundary " whloh part II Obtained by starting Nc
me eclain hrge lqaatc cut stone sc scplomhor lhh,
1851 Ny lwll Bhylsg, Surveyor on tho north no VI
uherty street In said city ~ point therein distant 900
loot westerly from tho certain Other large equnro cut
elonc at he Same dny by the eao person NJ tho point
nt intersection OF said north lnc Of cherry street with
the west limo u tho towing path VI tho Ohl0 canal
which lnc between said two stones Ia hereinafter doag
mated hg and called tho base llnel running lhoncc
nOrlhwatdll on llne NJ right angles with said base
lno Hdi feeti ana thenoc oagtwAfdy on no parallel
Win SAID base Hue 1Bb oe and with the point thus ar
rived " ~ the point " beginning 0i tho boundary 0f
llnp ~ Right angce with said base limo one hundred
ANA tOlfly tl9O( feetl thence oastwatdly on y limo
parallel with ml1 pase line forty i've (ibl tct hcnce
line ono hundred and thirty (l9O) tcct, and thonce
woswnrdy on line parallel With said base llue iorty.
ave (ib) fcot TO IN, point Of beginning.
Also another part OF tho same fractional section
bounced ~ f00wa On ltA north side ny llnO pAfal,
lpl With ard dsant 6nb feet n0fthcty from said has,
llnel on Va east sle by the wosl llno u tho towing
palh ol lhe ONO ganal on u! south aldc by lllo
parallel with aud distant ioriylye ib) foot sOulherly
rom llg SAID nntt nnl aud on ~ west aldc which ID
tne onl llnc o. 40 loot street by Hue parallel with
and dlsant ls feet eaeery iom he cae, llpe, extend
pu STRAIGHT moi thntll 0t the 1t 0f And hefcln above
bounded ttaeryng all such rights ~ 10 aud IN con.
noouoh Will tho water from the certain splhg near
Sae sou,heasl corner ot tho lot ae above bounded as
No iosrrved IN tho deed to mo 0f Oycn date herewith
W whlch reference Ia here made.
Annrbiana M snnn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
ronK nIa wIra noMn


Aud Dropp d u Libel sult with $4,000
Damages Attached,
WOOSTER o., June l3-rho social
scandal which shocked Wooster several
months ago, and IN which S. muel Shoe.
maker, prominent business man, aud
Mrs AntreW Reed, wife OF the ianltOr
of Wooster University, were involved,
has b on knocked out by a compromise,
Mr. Reed has forgiven HIS wife and
taken her home, and HIS $4,000 damage
suit against Shoemaker for alternating
Mrs. Reeds affections, dropped. The
COMPROMISE was effected through tho
fundamentally o. membcrl Of the fac.
ulty OF tho university, who had tho vel
fare OF their jlnlt r. family In view,
The compromise will be learned OF with
aurprise by many who eympathIze with
Reed, and were led 10 believe that no
was In the right. He refuses 10 give
hls reasons for taking hia wife back,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
Sheriff RnIc.

John Royor Order OF Sale,
w, Stark County Common
David NJ. oaaelor Of ux. pleN Court
iy virtue OF m order Of galo Issued by tho clork Of
tho court Of common ploAs 0f stark county, OHIO In
tho above action, and 10 mO directed, | Will offer for
sale public out cry, at tho door of tho court house.
IN tho CITY Of t'anton, on
Saturday, the 10th day Of July, 1856,
tho following described real ealate II witt Lot mum
Dor Hnvon ( N Joseph A. Meyoia abolition TO tho city
Of Canton IN said county Of stark aud state OF Ohio,
now number 1880 IN eald city,
Appraised at 1900,
saS TO commence at ono O'Clock y, M Terms cash
A. LEININaBR,
Coroner aud acilnu sheriff.
Mono A Mu1Anry, Att,ya
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17

VII IAN 3. Holman, OF Aurora, d.,
was b)rn at pioneer hOm stead called
Voraeata1, In Dearborn county, Ind, Sept
0. 1922 He was a recipient OF a common
school education, and studied at Frank.
lin College, lnd,, for two years. He NJ
lerwarda studied and practiced law.
From l6i3 10 lsi6 he was Judge OF the
Pr bate Court, and from 1887 TO lSi9 no
VS. Prosecuting Attorney. He was q
u Lember OF the COns'lIu lOnal COnven-
isn OF IIdlana III 1850. He was mem.
ber OF the State Legislature In 1851, and
rom 1852 10 1865 he was Judge OF the
Common Pleas. He was elected 10 the
lhirty-slx,b, thirty.seventh, thirty.
eighth, foTtietb, forty FIRST, forty-secoDd,
fotty-,hird, forty.fourth, forty.seventh,
o'ty elghth aud forty.ninth Congresses.
In the ire ent Cor greas he II q mem.
ber OF the following committees. That
on Appropriations; Select Committee on
American Ship Building and Ship Own.
Ing Intereatei and also on the Commit
tee on Expenditures for the Indians and
tho Yellowstone Park, Of which he Is
chairman.
At the time when the whole country
was guessing who was To be In Cleye
lands Cabinet, Mr., HO m ,h's name waa
II, Q1ently mentioned for one OF the Of
llcea,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
For Sale or Rent,

ri My Brick Residence No. 100 North Matkol 81.
f5..asHh containing rooms largo aud cOmnOdlOun,
lWtaTm ON onch tut aud second floor innin building
l-h.N bath room, kliohon, panirlps and chamber,
aian infap whsh r1puli gAtdon wbl supplied With
rpnpes ard bpiros bhih With stalls and carriage
k,naei atty water we'll and large clHein, F0t sale
rbe9p or 10 rtnt from April ts Oh liberal tpfina Ap
pig d Nj A. TH0ufaiAN, ai CITY Natlonal ganh .
p1mSti'if NJ H. Nvhlis.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
PUBLIC TRAIN NOTICE.


x'Reprcsontai iye snydrrs Train Bm
VI dcg law,
A measure Introduced by ex.Rapre.
sentative T. y, Snyder, Ot this fly,
while IN the Legislature, has been
pts cd, and g0ee ilto No I July lst. II
Is ~ follows:
Section l-fhat ryefy company or per.
an operating u railroad within this
state shall Immediately after the taking
ELECT cf this net, cause 10 be placed IN q
conspicuous place In ea'h passenger
dep0, Of such company, located nt any
station In this ate Whsre there IA a
telegraph Office, q blacR hoRrl at least
four feet In length aud two In Width,
upon which board such company or per.
son shall cause TO 6e wrlttep NJ least
ten mi1ules before the schedule time
OF ar wi OF each pnseen ger train s'Cp.
ping regularly upon such road At such
station, the fac, whether euch rain IL
on time or not ard II late how much.
SectiOu 2-That for each violation OF
the proyi'lo. u this act, such company
or ptrs0l 10 negltctlng or refusing 20
comply with tho provisions Of thla net,
shall forfeit and pay tho sum Of ten dol.
lars (SlO), 10 be recovered Ia "A civil &C.
tlon In tho name VI the State of Ohio,
one half Of which shall 40 to the party
commencing proceedings, and the 70.
mainder shall be paid over TO the treas.
urer Of tile township, village, or city
IN when uuch proceedings arc had,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
Sheriff Sale

Kmma sioyor ! order OF Sale In Partition.
Va STARK County Common
JNmco T. Stoyr ct nj. ~ pIc% court ST.''"O"
ly virtue of nm ordor Of uao isuucd by tho ocrk OF
tho court OF common ploA OF stark county Ohio In tho
above action, ana 70 mo directed will Offer for sale NJ
public oulory on tho promlDoa foo Of tho dowor Of
Druullla Slower, on
Saturday, the 26.h day Of June, 1885.
tho following described real natatn atuato
IN stark county, Ohio 10 witt Tho aouthwcat quarter
of section thlftytw0, IN township ton W range number
nlnn, containing QUO hundred aud hftyonc and ono.
half acroa, moro or loaa.
Appraised NJ tai, ,O07, 90
Sale 10 commence NJ o'clock D. m. Terms ono
thltd cash, aud tho balance In two equal annual
payments, With interest from dy Of aae noourod by
mortgage on tho promises sold.
A, LEiNIN0Eli,
Coroner aud acting shcrH,
JonS LAIN, Attorney.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17

Imperfect digestion and assimilation
piotUce dlsOrdered conditions OF tho eye.
TEN which grown and are confirmed by
neglect Or, j II McLean'e Strengthen.
leg Cordial and Blood Purifier, by Its
tonic properties, cures indigestion, aud
gives tone TO the stomach, 500 per
hnliIa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17

THE Washington plst calls upon Con
press In double loaded address TO I'M
medlately proceed TO the work Of build
Ing n new ard formidable navy--ote
that will etrike terror TO the maritime
powers OF the earth. The situation
ae m to bc quite alarming.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
Mt. Union College.

good school 10 got thorough Literary Normal
Dufinoes and MuBlcAl Education nuldlngs twcnu
No, WI Persons Thinking Of going away 10 school
nhOuld by all means send for our catalogue, vortw
ondenoe soil cited AdcrBe, rl,Or JOSEPH u.
HUNK, A. NJ, Secretary, Mt Union, stark county,
Ohio, mhflbbBU
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17

REV. Dr. FBEELAND, OF Fowleryille.
NJ X, writes us that two bottles Of Gil.
more'e Aromatic Wine cured his wife OF
nervousness and sleeplessness For sale
by Durbln, Wright 81 Co,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17

GlLMoRE's AROMATIC Ia u great are,
ceaa. thOref re we challenge The Worlt
to produce ia equal As o restorative tor
women For salo by DWbin, Wright 81
Ifa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
nnr preaent IlIeanlnr.

Our blessings are not appreciated un
till we are deprived Of them, Most nota.
BILE among them Is health, the lack Of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17

WHY It'd tho Republican Legislature
buy eeyrnty Two decks Of cards and
charge thom TO tho tax payer p Gn
quirpr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17

REv, ], NJ, DERBY Of Linden, N x.
says, "Tho Gilmore Aromatic Wine
proved y great blOsglng 10 my Wife"
For aale by Durbln, Wright S Go. H
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
Saturday, the ard day Of July, 1885.

tho following described real estate situate In Stark
county uhlo, t0'wlli tract OF aud MY feet ly One
hundred And forty three fet part Of fractional $50
utn ven 20 ~ P0rTy township, VI said county, tho
point ~ beginning 0f tho boundary Of which tract IL
Oba cd by ntafliug NJ certain square cut st1n0 qrt
Aeplqmber lbh, A, u, lBi8, by Edwn BaillB on tho
norm lne ~ uiery street. point distant five hundred
aud wenU 10 westerly thereon from tue certain other
large square cut stone act the same day At tho p6n VI
intersection OF said north line OF Cherry street. with tha
west lne Of tho owing path OF tho fhlO canal which
lnn 10 designated ~ the base line and running thence
westerly IN lne continuation 0f said bass line iye
hundred and ny feet AMI with the point thus arrived
~ mo place OF beglnnlnR and running thence west
el1 IN line continuation still OF said base ne ty
foet thenno norlhwardly on ine ~ right angles with
said base line ono hundred and f0ry feat thence
eAalwArdlJ parallel with said base llne, nifty feeli
thence aouthwardly NJ right angles with said base line
one hundred and forty three feet tO tho place OF beMn
ming situate In the ciu Of MahAillon " rk comfy
Ohio
Appraised n 1900
sale 10 commence at one O'Clock D. m rcnnA cAAh
A, LRiNIN0ER, Coroner,
Now Acting sheriff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
Saturday, the 10th day Of June, 1885,

tho following described roa estate situate IN tho
city of uAnlon county Of STARK and atatA OF OhlOi H.
INK pAt ot thn northwest quarter " section nlnn ( IN
township ton (i0), ard range olght (b) and known M
part 0f outlet number No. In said city Of Canton and
bounded 49, to0wui Commencing At point on tho
south slide OF Ninth street NJ tho northwest corner OF
said outlet (HjJi thence south, liA degrees west,
HHlO fe1t 10 post on the east nu Of tho right vi
way u Valley Hallway Company thonoe south, 10 dc,
roca rhAt ~ $40 feet 10 pOat thence south, 40 Dc,
gtccu oAh ass 10 foot 70 ppbt themes north lia,
degrees east nb9 7lO feet 10 post ON tho south side
Of Ninth ulfoei thpnoo north, 40 degrees wral along
tue eodth aide OF Ninth atroot distance Ot a9O 10
feet " tho place " beginning. containing p8,l0O
aoroa oss ~ fcct on tho east side OF ssd tract OF And
Appraised NJ 1000,
sale ~ commence At ono O'Clock ., IN, Terms cAi6.
A. LEININ0Eli,
Coroner and aonng shorln.
Ia NJ JoSHa, Atty
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
Saturday, the srd day Of July, 1886,

tho following described real estate situate In the
oV or Mwalllon In said county " STARK and State OF
Ohlo, o'wti Known ana described M part OF original
lot number twenlyOno (2l), In AbHahts addition u
hAll CITY ana also known M part Of lot number four a.
on Martina subdivision OF lots pnrchAsod OF y. a. Al,
bright BY him aud bounded Al follows Beginning Al
the southwest corner Of said lot number wenh Qua
(sl NJ tho point of intersection Of tho east line VI Ero
htfcot with tho north line OF Jarvis street, and running
thonoc east on the nor ne Of Jarvis street, when II
Also the south limo of said lot number 81 forJ Qua an
loot and three (b) inches 10 tho coulter OF tho welt
thence north, on limo parallel with tho east line OF
hiio atIoet, tty II (bd) fooi thence west on lne
parallel with hali north no OF Jarvis street. " tho east
ilno OF Erie street, and thonoo south on said east nb
ot hfe street. which N also tho west llno Of said lot
niyah bu) feet 10 tho place Of beginnlngI together
WIN all tho Appnrtonhncm ihNrouniO belonging, hut
reaeyng Tight OF waytk (0) foot IN width on tho
n0fh tlde o. uAl premises, exondlng from Ero street
10 the east lino thereof
Apprancd nj ~ 600.
Sale 20 Commence At onc O'Clock .. m Terms cAah
A. LEININ0EI, Coroner,
Now acting sheriff,
EL, BALDWIN. Atty
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
RUKRNBR0D TOUCHES UP CONGRESS,
MAN TAYLOR FOR Showing
THE WHITE FEATHER,

The Salem Il publican contained the
following articles on Congressman Tay-
lor-interts'ing all through. When
CdylOr surrendered before Mckinley
had even taken aim nj him, tho Salem
organ felt called upon 10 express its di5.
gust, The terms OF tho surrender have
not been made pLb lc, but are believed
t3b, the same as were entered into by
the party Of the Crit part" and Judge
LanNle "once upon q time" Read the
articles:
fiacm Republican June .
Had JUICE Amber been nominated
o. Steubenylle for Congress- Ia place Of
I II Taylor, Mckinley would have had
q lively contest le'ore he had aent hm
TO grass The same can be said OF Judge
johnson, Prof, Hlle j q Chamberlain,
X g. RIehat's aud d. A, Hol olliugswOrth,
n u one OF these men would have sur
rendered 10 the young Napoleon" on
demand, aud turned their bucks on con
s,ituents In three ont Of the four coun-
lies OF the district, People adm 're cOur'
uUn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
Sheriff Sale.

james Layin Order OF sale,
w. stark oounty tlonmon
hhiah W, Meredith, Pleas Court
~ virtue Of an ocr Of sale Issued by the clerk Of the
court OF common peau OF stark county Ohio, IN tho
above action AMI 10 mo dhpctbd, will olTer fof sale a
public Oucy At tho door Of the court house. In tho clI
Of Canton on
saturday, the con day Of June, 1856.
the following described real eaAtc situate IN stark
county, Ohio to'wlt Lot number ini IN ioapnh
Vgn0s' addition 10 tho town (n0w Incorporated ylllafl
OF Louisville S.aik county, ohio,
Appraised Ut 1900.
salc to commence at O'Clock D. m, ronn cash.
A. LttNlNNtR, Coroner.
AUSTIN 1tNcu, ATTY,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
SheriG's Sale.

II W, MoGanghey Order OF aae, Stark county
w. Common Pleas court
John NJ, Farfar II ux.
ny virtue Of an alas order 10 sell issued by tha clerk Of
TIE court OF Common plens VI stark county, Ohio m
the above action, aud 10 lne directed, viii offer Tor
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