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LANDENBURG BRANCH.
CHANGE OF HoURS.
On and amer June 9Th, 1850, trains will
run ~ folIowE
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and Q 20 p. N
Arrive Vi I-andenburx 5 70 An; IL 90 noon,
Q 30 and Q 30 p. m
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BARGAIN VII
For Reliable
Family F'9
AT BABCQQ

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TREnoUNT SE1lrAs11,

Young men and b0n
grounding In fandsneana
studies pre- 5aratory 70 sPeS..ssl
nees or college. Nuuh.. nn
comforts. Backward pappa "
struated. JOHN W. N-
iy3-3et-eod
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-10
WASHINGTON AND BUNKER HILL.

II was on the 18th day OF June, 1875,
that George Washington was chosen
C0mmander-in.Chlef OF the American
army. The next day no made his an
swer TO Congress, In which ha declared
that he accepted the office, but that he
would take % pay. He left Philadel-
phia on his way TO Boston, June 81, es.
c)rtei by q troop OF hOrsemen, aud ac.
companied by Schuyler and Lee, who
had just 6een made maj )r generals by
Congress, They had gone about twenty
miles when they saw man on horse.
back coming rapidly down the road. II
was a messenger riding pOsthaste to
Philadelphia, and carrying 10 Congress
nowa OF the battle OF Bunker Hill.
Everybody wac stirred by the news and
wanted to know the particulars.
why were the PrOyincials compelled
to retreatp" no was asked,
"ltwas for want OF ammunition" he
replied.
"Did they stand the fire. Of the regular
'rjopsY' asked Washington auxlOusly,
THAT they did, and held their own
lre In reserve until the enemy was
within eight rods"
"Then the liberties of the country are
safeI' exclaimed Washington. He re.
memberei well the scenes under Brad
dock, aud he knew what u sight II must
have been TO those New Elgland farm
era when compact body " uniformed
soldiers came marching 40 from the
boats nj CnArleatown. II they Could stand
ieariessly, there was stun IN them for
sOldlers,-lSt, Nicholas.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-10
THREE CnnArnp srATEs.

Gov Fllden In 1876 nd Gov. Cleveland
IN 1884 carried the States of Nav York,
Connecticut nnd New Jersey flr the
presidency, Bu'lHnan carried New
Jels IN 1856. Dlu laa T3caV 4 three
OF lls HeYil el utO al votes IN 1850.
Mcclellan 20, the whole afYen IN 1854,
anl Se!m 0bpinfd seven " NsW
jersey hul thirly,lhree iH NeW YIf In
1858, In 1880 n cock carried n " Jer-
sey. In tb5 elections Tor te III Ars
Of the last thTy years. N YlIk has
gone Democratic AD0ng half tnb lime,
NOW Jrfrey noHrly all the lime, and
Connecticut often,
inear tlolA show That dnfing tha ex.
lslence of the Republican priy these
Sta = haye been qlitf ~ fiuch ID ml.
Gratis 90 Rspub can, And yrt tIelr
Lpg,s'A'hie5 have generally uern con.
lrolled oy the Republicans, fns has
been malnly owing tou net apportlOl,
menl. Tue consequences hts been hat
within the last thlIlY aix years IN. New
York Dlmonra,s have been represented
IN the senate only AK ye ~, gnd for the
past thirty years tho COnufc,icut Demo.
Gratis have been represented there but
ten,
The strong Democratic State of New
Jersey has Jared lr worse Ia some
respects, In The long period mentioned
the Democrats Ou@hJ 10 have hAh both
Ihe Senators nearly tha whole time But
u rough aswlndllng appOrtiOnments sys.
TEN, the Republicans have cOnlriyed 10
Keep one Senator IN Congress about
twenty i've year, Of the last thirty
The Republicans VI lhese three States
put a bold face Ou this robbery. Those
OF New York are particularly bruzen.
They hold seven or eight seats In the
Legislature which belong TO the Demo-
cra's, II the latter had them II would
make change In their favor Of four
teen or sixteen votes next winter when
a Senator IN Congress l. 10 b. chosen.
In ehCri with an honest appOrtionment
IN the three States, tho SUCCESSORS OF
Warner Miller, Joseph r. H,wley and
william u, Sewell would be Democrats.
II the Republicans elect the Senators
they may n m6y not be men OF mark,
but thfy certainly will be marked men
NJ Washington. With this brand on heir
foreheads they ought 10 be ashamed TO
be seen IN the Federal CapitOl.-[N New
York Sun.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-10
STARK COUNTY rAIR,
Tho Premium Llst for The Thirty Seventh
Annual Exhibit

Tho premium l's rr tho thirty sey
.lth annual fair Of tho Stark COuntJ
,yrlculi.rN Society, TO bc held on the
Wiz Grounds In Canton Sop'omb q b
2Sth, 2p.h, 30th and October lat, 1885
s.s been guldaud cOntalns m 'N Wlu'
bic inform t'0n,
The on 'ef for 1855 r'
ELLIS Hfgen, President, Marlboro, o
h F Wilson, Vice President, WayUes
oufg, o.
J.F NIefz. Secretary, Can't n, 0
Maurice Aungat aud Amos l., q onner,
'qp's,aUt Secretaries, ChntOn.
Henry A Wise, Treasurer, Canton,
John 4 Roth, superintendent OF the
Grounds, Canton
JO'ilh COrrell, superintendent OF
Flora HI Canton.
D. NJ. Ms ganger, Superintendent a
Art Hall, MDr'hoio, o.
Geo, Abr gA,, Marshal, Lake, o,
A Hamilton, Ae'slnt Marshal, Marl
Nnro, 0.
CA Krlder, superintendent Of Police,
Clut0n.
Following gentlemen compose the
lhfu or UlfoctOrH,
Canton rownahlp--J. II Roth.
Paris Township. Valentine Mong,
Nimlahlllen Towuship-D NJ. Slusser.
Marlboro Townehip-lsllls II g'n
Sugar Greek TOwnehlp-T. y. Putnam.
Tuec6rawas TOwnahip-A. Il Hanna.
Lawrence Township. Z. Lawrence.
Sandy rownehip--R, IL, Wilson.
Lake Townehip--F 8. Richards.
Marlboro Township-D. NJ Niewangar,
Washington Townahip--Davld Fox,
0snnburgh Township John ID, Dagger
Pike Township--Wm Williams.
Bethlehem Township-Hugh Brown.
Perry Townehlp-W, II Esslg.
jackson Township-P, j, Palmer.
Plain Township-A. M. Wlee,
THE RAOEs
rho trotting,will be done according
n the rules OF the National TrottlDg
Association, except 40 for 40 relates TO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-10
DRAWING tuu rnNstoN LINZ

What this Administration desires Il
have understood 10 thNtn man i9n't on,
titled TO n peueiDD hrc1uae no went 10 a
military dem 'rallOr ng q spectator
IN June 1865 ~ s.NNhed hia toe against
d atono wife walking home from
q church p'c1lc Ia 1868 with hla bCs,
glrl hanging on his Ufm. II a. neCos
aary 10 draw The line Of ilst alou This
place [P 'Udelphia rmes,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-10
Sheriff sale.

H. Wilson 0raJS Assignee Order o. sale n Partition,
w. STARK County Common
n, Wilson 0ray etAl, Pleas Court
ny virtue Of ~ order u aao Issued ny tho onrk u
tho court VI common pleas o. hlhls county Oho' w
tho above no I'm And 10 mo directed, l viii 0lfnr fOr
aao NJ public QUERY on tho premises In tho Town Of
Alliance, on
saturday, the 26th day OF June, 1886,
tho following described real estate flluate IN fald
county tO'Niti Town luta numhOH iOB, ~, ne md
1881 felula Lambnin n Co.'S addition TO tho town oi
Allian'n aafk 90 MY hln
Applalsed At $4,000,
aat 10 Commence NJ onA O'Clock D, m, Terms one
third cash, aud tho balance In twn equal m.
nual paymenA, with Interest from day of sale, secured
BY mortgage on tho premises sold
A. LklNlN0Fn,
Coroner andaotlng shohn
DAVID T0RbINd Atty,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-10
saturday, the 40 h lay Of June, lssO.
Legal Notice.

Almarlan w Dyer, whose place Of rteidence II ln'
hnow, IN horoby notified that Mary No. Dynf ala Ou Tho
voth ny of MAJ, 1880 le her petition IN the 0cn ol
tno Olefk o Tho Court VI Common leas within aud tOr
wy county 81 stark aud state VI Ohl1 charging thu
ialnhR W provide for and abandoning tho raid Maty
E Dyer hlIo charging tho said Amarinn W. dyer wifi
huulleIv Win ono Mrs, IpIl MCMlclnpl, aud asking
!nM sue may be divorced from the said Almaflan W,
Dyer have the custody of their children and easona
Dle anQby which petition Will stand for hearing nj
tho next term OF phd Court MANY Nj DYNit
mag1hw ~ J0uN y NHfrr, hur Att'y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-10

Thl5 complaint lsa sign OF disordored
Nv + aui should be attacked at the
disease. Avoid violent purgatlyes,
swallow no CNalk mixture or OH con.
preparation. IKE Simmons
Liver Regulator W lch will remove the
irritating humors that produce the dls
ease, correct the acliity Of the stomach
and produce regularity Of the bowels,
alike free from lOx'ty or cOstlyeness.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-10

lmperfoct digestion and assimilation
produce GisOrdered eondilionso OF the sys.
tenn which grown and are confirmed by
neglect, DR.. JrH McLean's Strengthen.
lug Cordial and Blood Purifier, by lts
tonic properties, cures indigestion, and
bottle.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-10
4 CHICAGO rIoNEER

A pioneer Of Chicago llea dying in a
"o2y li't'o home on the North side In
this city Hts name ls Gordon S, Hub.
bard. lie " was who, 1lty.seyen yiars
AGO, entered iAa month of the Chicago
RIVER and, stepping from his little boat,
stood ON The marshy bank and looked
over the awampl upon which Chicago
now stands He W Is tho llfst trad Who
ever furnished the Indians Win sup.
plies NJ this point, ha was Chlcag 4 (rst
nCrk packer he built the Chicago ware,
houses, no ralsed Ptrry's famous nag-
ship, and with II and three other vessels
founded the Eagle line, the very begin
nlng OF western lake commerce. Over
bali o century ago, 40 ggant Of the
American Fur Company, he made the
trip between MaCklnac and Fort Dear.
born twe1ty-1'x times In an open boat.
He is owe S5 years Of Gg'
Llat night his aged wife read TO him
the report OF Je1 Davis's tour through
the South, and the old mau said. 81 re-
member Jrif very we'll He came to the
fort IN 1920 on his way 10 Fort Whine
bago, anu | entertained him at my house
and playe I e rls With him far into tho
night = [Ghicago Letter,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-10
Saturday, the 10Th day Of June, 1886,

tho following described fOa estate alllatA In no
city OF Onnon, county Of Wk and et,le o Ohlol H.
ng paft VI TIN northwest sntiter " Wcllln nnp (D IN
township ton 1Ol, nnd rhuI rRhl (b), ana known M
part " outlet number ~ IN said clu NJ Canton, aud
bounded aa tollows CnnmonclnH NJ point On tho
south s0N " Ninth street W the nOflhwnEt corner o.
Hhll 0ntlni (Hlli thonNN south, llA drgfOW west
172 BlQ feet 20 post on tho east Hue VI the ilght Of
way " Valley hallway Company, thence south, iu de-
grota cag ~ $40 ~ 10 post th'nco south, 40 de-
greoa east 2ss 10 feet 10 pObtI thcno, north AN
dcgtO. east, 700 IlO feet 10 p0at on tho south ldl
0f Nnh btcetl thence north, 10 degrees west along
feet 70 the place " beginning containing nl,lO0
acro loss ~ feet on the east aldo OF gd tract Of land
Appraised NJ 1000
Sale . conn onco At ono o'clock D, m. Terms ciisK
A, Lll1NiN0Et,
Coroner and acl q Sheriff.
H. NJ, joSta htty
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-10

TuE cattle export trade from south
America increases steadily The ship-
ments from BuenOs Ayres In 1885 were
1920 lone, valued a. $l,030,00O being
near ,hrle mes as much as the year
before, The business is jlst in its in.
fancy and Ia like'y to multiply right
along, 'N
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-10

YOU < men Or mlddle.iged ores, suf.
ferlng frnm nervous debility a1d kin.
dred weahloqqea phluld send 10 5euts In
etompa for illustrated book suggosting
sure means Of cure. Address, World's
Ditpensary Medical Association, 669
Main street, Buffalo NJ
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-10
nnchlr N Glhhn pinw On.

Bgcher, Gibbs &Co manufacturers of
the IN 'er'al plOws IN nj, city always
ave been q coparll erahlp, The mem.
bers were Nessrs, John II, Bucher, Louis
Gibb0 and II A Caynah The capital
they employed was $3.50 000 During
tn 'ir career Of twenty years. they have
had an uninterrupted growth from a
small beginning 10 u grand aucc 8 and
thair business has been Of such largo
proportions that the owners have SO.
cured from Che Secretary Of State q cor.
tll1ate for tr''e'as N Incorporation,
with u capital Of &950000 The comlany
VIII be Known by tho Title Of "Buchet &
Glhb Piow Company" with Mesare. j.
r. Buchor Louis chs II, A Caynah, Il.
II Myers general agent, and hia brother,
+. A. hyDrs, of AHhland, o., a9 incor.
pOrhiorg, The capital stock will be
controlled by heae p.r unl aud the
business will romaiu under the same
management sub tiGlly
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-10
saturday, the ard day Of JuIy, lssO,

tho following described real estate situate IN stark
county, Ohio, lOwlli tract OF lana hy feet Ny ono
hundred ana forty three feet part 0f fractional SEC
tOn seven ) " Perry township, OF said COUNT, tho
point Of beginning OF tho boundary of which tract u
obtained BY starting NJ certain square cut stone aet
September lbh A. ID, 1888, by Edwn BhIlla on the
north no Of Cherry street point distant yu hundred
aud twenty fo westerly thereon from tue certain other
large squtro cut stone aet the same daY NJ the point Of
intersection Of said north Hue Of Cherry street with tho
west inN u The towing path Of the Ohio canal which
lln0 N designated aa the base llnh And running thence
westerly IN Hoe continuation ~ said haas llne i've
hundred and nfy feet and with tho point thus arrived
NJ aA The place Of heglnnlng and running thence west
ID IN lin0 continuation hllll ~ said base nh ny
feeti thence n0flhWhrdy on Hue a. rghi angles With
said base lno one hundred and f0fy ythren leo thoho0
eaAlwardY, parallel with said bmn lMe, nily feet
thence aOuhWArdy, NJ Hight angles With ahd base llnc
one hundred aud forty three foot 10 tho place Oi bodn
Ming, situate In tho civ Of MAstllon, StNIk county,
ohio,
Appraised At 1000
sale TO commence At one O'Clock D. m Terms, cash
A, LElNtN0EIl, Coroner,
Now Acting sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-10

THAT FEEBLE WIFE, Mother, Daughter
Or Sister can be made the picture OF
health. with clear, rosy complexion by
using Gllmoro's Aromatic Wine. Sold
by Dnrbin, Wright q Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-10

REV. n, j. WHITNEY, of Clarkson, N.
Y, eays. Gllmore's Wine for Female
Weakness stande without o rival Sold
by Durbin, Wright n 60,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-10
Executors Notice.

Notice Ia hereby given mat tho udeia'nrd hhyN hrrn
appointed aud qualified ~ i1rcuolH " lhr estate oi
Ln.psd nunkr lAtU " SHARK county, Onto, decd
NOrIIA uUNKEl,
maH7 NV u IhfNNuN " hNuNlAN iH,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-10

rood school 10 got thorough Literary, Normal
BuaineeB ana Musical Education, buildings twenty
mnuies drive from Alliance station, OHIO Telephone
Mo- N, pefsons thinking OF going away 10 echooi
bhould by all means bond for our catalogue Oorfea
ondenoe soil cited, Address PROF JOSEPH u.
HUNK, A. NJ, Secretary, MI Union, slnih county
Ohio. mhrlbB0W
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-10

WANTED. A case Of Female Weakness,
General Debility or Nervous Exhaustion
that Gllmore's Aromatic Wine will not
cure. Sold by Durbin, Wright Il Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-10

GILMoRE's AROMATIC WINE is the great
remedy for women and children. 1893
doses for 800, Sold by Durbin, Wright
8 %.
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M1DDLE AGE MEN who lack vlgor and
Vitality should use tlllmOre's Aromatic
Wine, II gives nutriment TO the brain
and IL q tonic TO the physical system
Sold by Durbin. Wright Il Go,
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Administrators Notice.

Notice ID hereby given that tho undersigned has boon
duly appointed aud qualified ~ administrator OF tho
eetato Of Susanna kim Jan, Into OF stark county
OHIO dtcd. .AIf
magidw \ al hy souLiJnrnNNyER
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HEAOACHE.
sheriff Sale

Emma atoyer Order n aae IN Partition,
w. STARK County Common
James T. Gtoyo et al, Pleas Court
ny ylfuO NJ m order N fae Issued by tho clerk Of
the oOut NJ 0Hmu plrH NJ Atafk county OhiO M The
above Arlon hnd ~ me directed viii offer for hae NJ
public onlrN on tho premises, ftte ot tho dover Of
Druhllla over on
Saturday, the 20 h day of June, 1885,
the following described real estate situate
In STARK county Onto u viii Tho southwest quarter
VI section nv tVO IN township ten, ~ TaugA number
nina containing 0nN hundred aud hfy'0no anu ono
halt aofpa, more ~ lfaa,
Appraised NJ t2l 0J7 b0
sails 10 commence NJ O'Clock ., m. Terms ono
third cash aud tho balance IN two equal annual
payments With Interest from day Of sails secured bI
mortgage On tho premises sold,
A, LkiN1N0Ell
Coroner aud acting sheriff
JOns LAIN, Attorney
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Tie following aee0unis having BEEN nled IN tho
Probate Court within and Tor tle county Of STARK and
state Of Ohio. VIII be for bearing, examination ana
pAssAR6 on
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OTHER FAIRs.

Other fairs will b. held ~ follows:
ohio State Fli., Columbus August
30, 81 aud September |, 9 and 3
Portage county, Riyonna, September
II, 10, 10 and II, 1886
MahOnlng county, Youngstown, Sep.
tembeI 81 90 20 aud "a, 1886,
Summit county, Akron, October 5, 0
and 3 1856
Carroll county, Omrolltoa, October 5,
0. Z md 8, 1886
ruscarawas county, Canal Dover, o..
tobor 8, O, 7 and 8. 1856
NJ rIOorO Fair, Marlboro Stark cOun.
ty, October Z, 3 md o. 1886,
Seneca county, TIM september 2S,
~ 30 sod October /, 1886,
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