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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-02
AN AKRON SENSATION.
The E+rrick S 'mler Scandal again
Brought to Notice.

The E+rrick S 'mler Scandal again
Brought to Notice.
AKRON, O., Nov. $3.50 uirA Cyrus w.
Yerrick, one of the m let prominent and
one of the weslthlest farmers Of this
county, to-day finds himself confronted
BY two suits, one charge of adultery
and the other civil action, in which
FREQ j. Semler of this city prays for
SIS 600 damages on the ground that
Yerrick has alienated the affections of
Mrs. Semler, and has broken up Semler's
family.
The case Is q somewhat peculiar one,
and has much In detail that is of high
ly sensational nature. Yerrick has for
many yssrs resided In Springfield town
ship, this county, where he was very
popular Justice OF the peace, and Was
looked upon as the most reliable man Of
o wide range OF country. His opinions
were frequently sought In business
matters, and being perfectly responsible
various important interests we're In.
trusted to him. In his line of business
he became intimately acquainted with
the family Of Mr.. Semler, and though So
years of age, formed a burning love In
his heart for Mrs. 8. which no amount
Of good resolution could Quench. Time
went on and about two years ago Yer
rick and Mrs. Semler linked their fates
and skipped.
Before making this leap from posi-
ton and an honorable place In the com
munity Mr. Yerrick provided himself
with $4,000 cash, and was alb )ut to draw
$4,000 more from his bank in this city
when his wife interposed, and he went
away without this latter amount, and
besides which he left unincumbered q
large and valuable farm, on which his
wife and four children have since re-
sided. Mis-. Semler also left three
children, but these have since disap.
peared. having been clandestinely car
ried away. The first to be missed was
O little girl, and next the two boys left
In q mysterious manner, the last one
being enticed into carriage and carried
away to his mother, who was then at q
hotel In this city incog, and who, 1t is
said, took the boy 10 the other children
In Kansas City, where they are now Hsid
TO be. Semler being poor and much
broken down over the affair was power
less to pursue. II now turns out that
about three months ago William Yerrick
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-02
WORK OF THE GRIM REAPER.


Mr.. John Smith, one of the pioneers Of
Pike township, died at this farm resi-
dence, in that township, Sunday morn
ing, It eleven o'clock, aged eiRhty-siz
years. Death resulted from old age
Funeral Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock
from the Mslschheimer church.
Mr.. Smith was a brother of Mrs
Elizabeth White and a half brother oil
Mrs. Catherine Maxey, Of Canton, and a
brother OF Mrs. Susan Welty, of Akron.
John Smith was born January 25tb,
1901. Died November 28.h, 1886, aged
85 years, 10 months and days. He was
married to Mary Hayes, 0cto or 7th,
1887, The death Of his wife occurred
April 18th, 1845 Hs lived on the farm
In Pike township, where he died, forty
nine years. He was the father Of five
children, two SONS and three daughters,
Two daughters, six grandchildren and
three great grandchildren remain to
mourn his loss. He WAS a member Of
the Lutheran church and good cttiZ N,
beloved aud respected by every one who
knew him. Peace to his ashes.
Jacob E. Wenger, living at No. 10 Dun
bar street, died at midnight Saturday, Of
throat trouble, aged thlrty-three years,
Funeral ten O'clock Tuesday from the
Fourth Street Evangelical church.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-02

{ hTee 1oys ard one pir )A-e v, &. VIZ:
Julian j and Peter of Clinton 6 upty,
Michigan, aud Angustn- and CelastiBe,
of Louis vile, this rOnnty.
lH the year 1862, Nj Mninet with his
family came 10 the U itsd States and
settled OH sm8ll farm near SsTasburg,
Washington township, Of this county.
After a residence tbere of eleven years
he moved with his family TO Louisville,
and commenced what Ia now one of the
most s0cct s9fui bTeweries in Stark coun-
ty. With the assistance Of his sOUs he
operated his brewery for period Of
eight years, an during that time. by
his industry and energy. succeeded in
establishing prosperous business
and gaining for himself and Fam
lily a competency. Daring the year
1871 hs dlsposet OF the brewery, to his
Oldest son joseph, and after dividing a
respectable sum of money between his
children. he built for himself residence
In West L Louisville, to which he retired
and where, with his aged wife (whO
survives him). he lived In peace and
comfort to the time of bis death, which
was caused by tumOr growing on the
side of his neck.
OF him 1t Can be said he was an ear
nest Christian gentleman. He WAS a
faithful member and strict attendant Of
81. Louis Catholic church of the villSg4
Of Louisville. As husband and father
the wife and children that ne leaves be.
hind, have had good cause to fOndly
cherish his memory, and keen for 1t q
warm spot In their hearts forever.
The family desire 10 extend their pro-
found thanBs to the nelgbbOTs and
friends In general who 81 kindly aided
them Ia their hour of affl ctiun.
JULIAN j. MONET,
CELFSTINE MONET,
AUGUSTUS NoINET,
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UniOntoWn Units.

Rev. G. l Oliver has begun the annual
series Of revival meetings at the n. e
church.
Public sale next Saturday, the 4th
Inst, of the large stock of personal prop
erty Of John Frank, deceased.
Parties are at work putting mp the
Carl telephone between UniontOwn sta.
tiOn and the village proper.
Mr.. John Bsumgarten, having rented
the farm Of Mrs. Robert Moore, near
KrumrOy, will move there next week.
Mr. B. was Overseer Of the Frank farm
for several years and is practical and
experienced farmer.
Mr.. Hiram HumbeTt has leased bis
place Of business to Mr.. George Lam
berson and has moved with his family
to Akron, where he will probably en-.
gage In business. Mr.. Lamberson took
possession December /.
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FOUND THE FUNDS MISSING.
a Shortage In the Accounts of the County
Treasurer at AL and -.

"A Shortage In the Accounts OF the County
Treasurer at Alh and, -.
ASHLAND. o., Nov. 30.-Ex-County
Treasurer Joseph Stofer, upon turning
the eff y over to his successor, found
large shortage In the funds. He has
been quietly investigating the matter
ever sluce and yesterday he went to
Columbus, o.. and csnsed the arrest Of
william Coleman, ex-Dep1ty County
Treasurer. Mr.. Coleman last Thursd ~
joined the Irene Taylor Dramatic Com
pany AMI left here with them. 1t is re-
ported that last night while In the depot
at Columbus Coleman attempted suicide.
Mr.. Coleman In company with Joseph
Stofer and j. d. BackhOuse arrived here
this morning. P4rties who know the
facts connected with the matter refuse
to diclOse any particulars.
DELAWARE, O., November 30-At IL
o'clock last night Drs. Mcdowell and
White OF this city were called to the Bee
line station to attend to young man
who had taken dose Of morphine with
suicidal intent. 1t was William Cole
man, who was being taken from C0lum.
BUS to Ashland, where he is wanted for
em0ezzling $1,000 from the county
treasurer. He was In charge Of the
sheriff of Ashland. In Columbus he was
allowed to enter drug store on some
pretext, when he purchased one drachm
Of morphine. At an Opp0rtune moment
he swallowed the drug. When the train
reached here Coleman was almost dead.
He was pumped out and DR.. Mcdowell
accompanied him as far as Gallon and
applied restOratiVes which brought him
around. Five hundred dollars Of the
stolen money was found on his person
when the Ashland official caught him at
COlnmhn9
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Farmers institute.

The fourth annual Farmers Institute
for Stark county will be held on Friday
and Saturday, December 10th and 11th,
| for which we have as fine an array OF
talent as any one could wish for. 8 q.
Hurst, our State Dairy and Food Com
missioner, will be with US two days and
will lecture on "0ur Dairy Commission, "
'WhatsOever Things are Bogus" "Per
mOlOey with Specimens" and "Coal
Storage" President W. q. Scott, of the
Ohio State University, Columbus. will
lecture on Education and the Farm" "
and "The Rearing of Boys" Professor
q. ]. Detmers. of the University, will
lecture on Contagious Diseases of Ami
mails" and Necessity Of Better PrOtec-
tion Of Live Stock Interests" Professor
W. W. Lord, of the University, also, State
Chemist, will lecture on Authorizations
Of Food aud their Detection, and "COm-
merCisl Fertilizers" 4 ~, nCi 4, ~ ~
Secretary Benham, in a letter, Gays:
"YOu have In Hurst big team; Presi-
dent Scott will give you fine lectures;
Detmers is scholarly, practical, and en-
thusiastic; Lord Ia earnest, direct and
exact, as scientific man should be. "
Besides the above the following home
talent has been assigned to do duty:
Prayer. >. II hap30n
ADDRESS Oh welcome. REV. j. ID, HarpsteT
Early History OF Stark County. y.........R II. FOger
AuuIoSS' ODernn
"Our Weed Enemies". .........,,. "a. f. Bernhard
Essay-"Woman". an".................Mis Miss Llbb,e Jones
MlsS Aua Slusser
Paper. ............".........,, .......W d. Ouerlin
"Our Oouny's Greatness. j. +. Nieez
Prof. NJ. L. MePhail IL busy preparing
fine program Of music appropriate for
thA occasion.
In addition to the foregoing there
will be opportunities given for the dis
cussiOn Of the subjects treated upon by
lecturers and essayists, and a question
drawer will be opened occasionally
from which much information can be
CLEANED. All are invited to attend, 1t
will be free, the State Board sends the
speakers, and the County Agricultural
Society bears their expenses while here.
Don't forget, Schaefei's Opera House
December 10th and 1lth.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-02
THE MUew UmP KING.

On the Night Before Election Congratu
"That set can't control fifty Democratic vates In Gan
on. II Public remark Of Rep. man after election.
went down town to help 'em along.
Doodah. 1oOdahi
With leader for the Rep. right strong
DOOdah, doodsh;
THAT puerile sheet' we're bound to defeat,
And the Sheriff and CLERK we're bound to beat,
And play the deuce with the rest complete
DOOdah, doOdah dayi
OHoRUs-Wss bound to work by night,
Was bound to work by day,
And clean out the DEMOCRAT root and branch,
III could have my sayl
kept in close in my private room,
DOOdah. doodah,
And sent out quick for the Rep. man to come
DoOdah, dOOdah,
He came mighty quick. and he thought It good.
'Twould stir them up as wanted /. should.
He copied 1t there as 1t was UNDERSTOOD
DOodah, dOcdah dayl.
CH0RUs-Was bound to work by night;
Was bound to work b. day,
And clean out the DBMoCaAT root and branch,
cOulu nave my say
yraln't the first time that the Rep. and /,
DOodah, dOOdah,
Have worked together on the sly
DoOdah, dOodah,
remember well few years ago
We carried the Council. as you know,
And the city buildings went not slow,
Doodah. doOdah dayl
CHoRUs-Bound to work by night, etc,
This wilmot "fraud" is the right sort Of hash,
DoOdah, doodah;
And will lay them out In the shape Of a fash,
DoOdah, dOodah
Specially the Clerk Of the DEMOCRAT clan,
For I'm after him as best can,
Though full clean sweep is the true blue plan,
To defeat each one Of them man for man,
DOOdah, doOdah dIyl
OHoRUs-Ive worked 30 hard by night
I've worked so hard by day.
I'll bet big money on the Rep. ticket now,
For have had my way
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-02

Ryer, fer libel. in lhs Russell. .RnyeF
case, Is being besrl iu Court Room Mel
before Judge Day.
Isaac Rowland was to- day appointed
administrator of the estate of Jonas
Esehleman, deceased, Of Lawrence town
ship.
Mary HurfOrd, of Mt. Uui)l, was ap-
pointed administrative of the estate Of
William HurfOrd, deceased, Of Washing
ton township.
A marriage license was to. day issued
to Harry P. Agnew and Agnes BIugh-
man, of Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-02
Public Sales.

H. H. Housed, assignee of William
Kaudel, will offer for sale, at public
auction, on the premises, at one O'Clock,
Saturday afternoon. December 11th,
1885. the William Handel farm, Of
eighty.oQe acres, located two miles east
Of MiddlebraDch. The farm Ia good
wheat land, has house, large bank barn,
young orchard, good spring, etc.
Eighteen acres are In timber and the
remainder Ia under cultivation. Ap-
praised at $500. Terms, $500 on day
Of sale, balance of third April 1st 1887.
Remainder In one and two years.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-02
CANToN's GROWTH.
Great Influx Of People to Canton in ths
Past Three Months.
An Interesting Statement by superintead d
emit Lehman, Of the Public Schools
"A Result Of tho Dueber
Boom,

Superintendent Lehman, of ths city
schools furnishes the following inter
esting evidence of the growth OF Can
ton at the present time by giving the
number of children received INTO the
Canton schools during the current term
(three months) from other places, the
number Of families and places from
whence they came. This does not In
olude families that have no Children to
send to school, nor the unmarried people
that came to this city during the same
time:
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Died on Thanlxsxivinr.

Departed this life Thursday, N0vem.
Der 25, 1885, at the hour of half past IL
In the the morning Mr.. Peter B. Moinet
OF Louisville. Stark county, Ohio, aged
70 years and 10 months.
Peter B. Moinet was born In the vii
lage OF Deny, near Belfort, France, Janu
sry 28th, A. d. 1916. he was united In
marriage August Ash. 1887. TO Miss Mar.
garet Monnier, Of Rope, France. and by
her had eight children, four Of whom
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-02

BY Rev. P. Herbruck, on the 18th OF
November, Mr.. Obed 8. Oberlia and Miss
Alice B. Harter. both of Stark county.
BY Rev. P. Herbruck, on the 18th Of
November. Mr.. Kdward McCurdy and
Miss Mabel Genes, both of Stark county.
BY Rev. P. Herbruck. on the 2Sth Of
November. Mr.. 0zlas W. Youtz and Miss
Mary j. Smith. both Of Stark county.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-02

The Cleveland, Lorain & wheeling
Railroad Company will sell low rate
excursion tickets to local stations on
Its road and also to Cleveland. Tickets
good going December 24b. 25th and
3lst. 1885, and January Isl, 1887 and
good returning until January 80, 1887,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-02
Health Bulletin.

Reports to the Ohio State Board OF
Health from seventy-fOur observers
embracing forty four counties) show
the following diseases to prevail for the
week ending Saturday noon, November
20, 1886. The last two columns are for
are for the previous week, based on the
report of sixty-nine OBJ 'erVers:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-02
AFTER ELECTION.

THE MUGWUMP KING MoURNED SADL
AND LAMENTINGLY THUSLY
Ireally thought that the wilmOt fraud"
DOodah, doOdah,
Would clean them out Of their boots by-Gawge
DOodah, doOdah,
But the tarnal thing didn't work worth cent,
And the time and money was badly spent,
The Doodle down lu their pockets went
30 the scheme didn't pan out at all as meant,
DOOdah, dOOdah day
CHoRUs- worked so hard by night,
worked so hard by day;
1 feel mighty bad at the sad result,
For the "puerlle sheet" may now exult
Though had Things all my way
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-02
CAUSE OF DKATH.
CITY REGISTRAR.

Wanted, $1,000 for IS months; 8 per
cent. interest given. Glod security. Ad-
dress 3 auce M, lock box NJ. 81, Can
ton, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-02

Acute bronchial troubles are prevail
ing. As compared with last week bron
chitis, pneumonia, erysipelas, and disr-
rheal troubles have increased; malsrial
fever, typhoid fever and scarlet fever
have decreased. Consumption, Group,
pleurlsy and whooping cough are about
the same. Measles are reported In many
places; 1873 cases In Cincinnati. Nine
teen cases of diphtheris, with twelve
deaths, in Cincinnati during the week.
C.P PRoBST. M, D.,
8eGratArv
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-02

For rates. free ma and information
q 3 west, call on or address,
n. H. GEETING, r. R.L. &P. Agt.,
II East TusCarawRs 81, Canton, @.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-02
The Mayors Court

Has the following names registered;
Harry Msrchant for using obscene lam
guage, 81 and costs; Joseph Strum for
disturbing the peace, 81 and costs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-02
MORTALITY REPORT

or Canton, for the Month Ending NoVem-
bar 3Oth, 1885.
nRATua.
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ELTON ECHOES,

Total. Tota.............................
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-28
Death OF a MsII-KnoHn Lady.

lOoiteePonutucS VI lnc hicIiInOnu DlsKatcnI
SUFFOLK, September 9th.
Mrs. Hattie Il. Dunn, wife Of S. r.
Dunn, ESQ.,, prominent insurance
agent Of this place, died yesterday Of
ternoon about 3 o'clock. The deceased
had been in delicate health for some
time, but was confined to her house
only a few days prior to her death.
This family has been very unfortunate
this summer. On the Both Of July an
infant daughter, sged seven months,
died; on the Goth Of August Mrs.
Catherine Wink, mother Of Mrs. Dunn,
died, and now Mrs. Dunn-making
three deaths 10 the family in less than
two months. Mrs. Dunn was quite
young, and was much beloved for her
sweet and smiable character. She was
> native of Fayetteville, N. O., but had
been living in Suffolk for some five or
Iix years. Mr. Dunn is a former resi-
lent Of Richmond, bis father having
zen the contractor for the Church
ill tunnel. Mac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-28
AFTER THE COON.

Mr.. j. b. Stovall thsn made q chs
Sscterisiic speech. He said that both
Griffin and Van Ness were after the
coon, and nothing else. He gave notice
that the Republican party Of the district
would meet in Lynchburg and nominate
. candidate.
6tovaIl, in hurried manner, paid his
respects to eli the preceding speakers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-28
SWiifftfS Specific
CURES RHEUMATISM.

Ibave been q sufferer from Rheumatism
for twenty yeaTs-at times with most In
tolerable pain. had the best medical treat
ment and took all sorts OF remedies, but
without relief. Being reduced almost TO a
skeleton, and not being able 10 walk even
with crutches. was induced to try swift 5
Specific, and II acted like charm and am
to-day entirely relieved; have thrown
away my crutches, end am In excellent
health. / believe Swft's Specific VIII cure
the worst case OF rheumatism.
Mrs. EZRA MERSUoS.
Macon, Ga, August 4, 1854.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-28
BY Ii. l.. staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
I0f6 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY
J. VALUABLE SMALL SUB RBA "
FARM NEAR THE MECHANlC5VlLLE
TURNPIKE A FEW RODS FROM THE
CITY LIMITS.-By virtue of a certain deed
OF trust from John II. AGREE and wife dated
september 81, 1855, recorded in the Heh-
rico County Court ia Deed Book ll6, page
1877 default having been made In the pay
ment OF the debt thereby secured. ana De
irg thereto required by the beneficiary, !
shall sell, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6. 1885,
at ~ O'Clock F. NJ, ALL THAT CERTAIN
TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, with all
the Improvements thereon, lying and be-
Ing In the county OF HenricO near the city
of Richmond, and bounded as f0ll0ws-tO
wit: On the north by II arlett street: on the
east BY the lands OF II. j. Smith aud OF the
heirs of Edmund CIenshaw, on the south
by the lands OF Coulter's heirs and the lands
OF James W. Lewellen, and on the west by
the lands OF Briel and others; said tract
hereby conveyed contaiIiDg FIFTEEN
ACRES (estlmated), more or less, aud be-
ing designated as Squares Nos. z, ,, 4. and
on plat and survey by NJ. Bates, sur
ypyor, dated september 8. 1869.
This property Is admirably adapted for
the butcheriug, dairying or trucking busl-
ness, or for home for persons doing busl'
ness In the city.
TERMS Cash as TO expenses OF sale, anl
TO pay OFF two notes, amounting 10 IS, 2sh,
with interest from 2lst September, 1886,
and the residue az any upon such terms IS
may be announced on the day OF sale.
se2S II. l.. STAPLES, Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-28
wsLLrsnsBUEs.
pou,,cns ana persona, Notes fro" ihs
Ascsest capital.

poltttcul and personal N"ses 'S"'" '"'
Ascssst capital.
Correspondents oftns Richmond pispston'l
SEPTEMBER Is, 1850.
Politics are very quiet here, which Is
unnsual for this section, as there are
vithout doubt more politicians down
this way than In any other portion oil
the Stale; but the monotony viii soon
be- broken. On next James-City court
day. October l1th, John o. Parker, A..
p. Thorn, and DR.. George II. Jordan.
Of Norfol k, will open the congressional
campaign here in behalf Of Commodore
Marshall Parks. Colonel George y.
Bowden, the Republican congressional
candidate, was in town last Thursday
and held q conference with his party
leaders.
Mrs. Thomas L. Bloxton, who has
been i'll for the past three weeks is not
much improved. e
Edward p. Cole, Esq, Of San Fran
cisco, who has been spJnding the sum-
mer at his old home here, expects to
leave Monday evening on his return.
Mr.. William S. Bogart, Of Savannah,
Ca, Is visiting our town, after a lengthy
absence. He was here before in 1857.
w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-28
ACTION sAI.Es-fufure Days.
BY James b. Elan.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. lil3 Main street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
Il A DESIRABLE. WELL-L0CATEp
VACANT LUT, FRONTING 3oxiSe fEEr
on THE NORTH SIDE OF WILLIAMS
s1REET BETwEEN CARTER AND
RiTCHIE STREETS, IN ThE PLAN OF
BuENA VISTA, WEST OF AND ADA
CENT TO THE CITY OF RICHMoND,-By
virtue OF deed OF trust from John Ellis,
Ir., dated February 10 1883. OF record 10
Deed Book III. page 100. Henrioo County
Court, shall sell by public auction, on the
premises. ON
FRIDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 1. 1855,
at 8 O'Clock p. NJ, the DESIRABLE VA
CANT LOT above mentioned, situate near
"Zetelles" place, aud two squares south
from Anderson's store, on Cary street.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses OF sale ana
the note for s45.7s. with interest from Au-
gust Ie, 1890; upon credit as to $40. 81 I'll
February 10, 1887, and $50 81 TIL August
10. 1887: and the residue, II any. upon such
terms as the said John Ellis, Jr., or the
trustee shall prescribe. and as shall be an-
noupced at time OF sale: the purchaser TO
give negotiable notes for the deferred pay
menis. with interest added, aud secured by
deed OF trust. WILLIAM NOrf'
Trustee.
JAMES u, ELAN, Auctioneer.
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FRIDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 1. 1883,

JAMES b. ELAN. Auciioneer.
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INC
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-28

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