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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-03
ELECTION ADDENDA.
California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Partial re-
turns from twenty-six counties in the state
excluding San Francisco City and county
give the following count: Swift, Rep,
2.477; Bartello, Dem, 2. 0SS; Russell, Pro-,
90; Virgins. %; O'Donnell. Ind. 270.
Republican congressional candidate are
leading in all the districts with the excep-
ton of the Fifth district, where FELTON, is
running behind the ticket.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-03
CAT TAI rs.

"Cat.tails boiled for ten minutes went
drop off," says a florist. We shouldn't
care so mach about the tails it the cats
dropped of. Burlington Free Press.
A florist says that ''eat-tails boiled for
ten min utes went drop off," A cat would
probably prefer to go through life without
a tail to her back than to have it boiled ten
minutes. Herald.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-03
NJ iCA iG AN.

DETROIT. Mich, Nov. 2.-The Dem
ocratic committee are claiming the election
of the same congressional delegates that
now represent the state. that is seven Flu
sion and four Republicans. They also say
the vote on the state ticket will be very
close They claim the election Of Tarsney
in the Eighth and Whitney in the Seventh
both considered doubtful districts. as well
as Fisher in the Tenth. However the
chairman of the Republican state commit
tee has telegraphed to Luce that if the pres
ent rate of gains keeps up he will be elected
by from 10. 900 to 1900 plurality. The
Free Press estimates show slight Dem
ocratic gains. which. if carried
out would give Yaple, Fusion,
plurality Of few hundred.
One hundred and thirty precincts reported
by Western Union bulletins give a Rspub-
lican plurality of 1859, which if continued
throughout the state would give the Repub-
licans plurality of H. 600. There seems
little doubt of the election of Chapman,
Dem, in the First district. 1t is probable
the Second district, which is close has
elected Allen, Rep. The Third will be
represented by the Republican incumbent.
In the Fourth Republican, Burrows, has
been elected by an Increased majority.
The Fifth, Sixth and Seventh districts have
not been heard from. Tarsney, DEM, is
elected in the Eighth, ann Cutcbeon. Rep,
in the Ninth The Tenth and Eeve nth
have not reported as yet.
a. m.-The Democratic state commit
tee claims the election OF their ticket by
5000 plurality, while the Republicans
make slightly larger claims to the same
thing The fact of the matter is that the
returns 80 far received are too scattering
and to small to allow a definite conclusion.
Only about one seventh Of the state has
been heard from definitely, and in some
contradictory figures seem to be given.
Careful estimates would seem to indicate
a Republican plurality, but the Democrats
are gaining, so far as reported, in the
Upper Peninsula, and it seems probable
they may get in enough votes to give them
the election. However, it is mostly guess
work as yet. The two state committees
claim the legislature by small figures.
The Republicans have gained two congress
men and possibly more.
A Republican Estimate.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The Tribune esti-
mates that the next senate Of the United
States will contain forty nine Republicans
and thrty-four Democrats. Republican
gain of one, and that the house of repre-.
sentativeS will consist of 155 Republicans
and ITO Democrats q Republican gain of
thirty.
The state assembly will probably stand
Republicans IS, Democrats SO, a Demo
cratic gain of 8.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-03
Yes, Rs,s rAerc.


A boy baby rarely foreshaaews, the sue
eessful politician. He Is too much OF
kicker. Call.
The .'Rsck Of Ages" most Important to
this werld IL tbs rock OF babies IN their little
cradles. Orleans Picayune.
Somebody advsrtises for "a young girl to
nlnd baby just as If everybody does not
have to mind the baby when ever the young
antocrat,s orders are sssd.-Bossen Baale-
Tin
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-03
A wepublicMu Estimate.
a n Sa s.

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 2.-Returns to the
Republican state central committee indicate
that Martins plurality will be between
80, 900 and 40, 900.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-03
A Base Pl0t.

Detroit Free Press.
The other day, as two well-known citi-
zens were standing together in the corridor
of the postoff1ce. one happened to notice
that postal card held in the fingers of the
other was directed to the holder.
why, how does this Gomez" was asked.
do you write letters to yourself?"
IN this case, yes" was the answer.
That's funny"
We'll. not so very. See the other side."
He held it up and the other read:
Brother BlaRk-There will be meeting of
the l. o. o. 8. B., No. 387, at the hall on the
evening Of Oct. 10. to transact special bust
ness. Members not present will be fined SIS.
J. CAREY, Secretary.
Eyes, but don't exactly catch on" pro-
tested the innocent
''Oh, you don't! Well, l got the cards
printed myself The society is all myth.
When l want to get out of an evening |
direct one OF these po5tals to my house.
When reach home my wife hands it to
me with sigh. l offer to stay at home
and stand the fine Of SIS, but she wont
have It that way. That's all, my friend
except that the scheme is worked by hun
dreds of others, and our poor, deluded
wives haven't tumbled to the racket yet"
Yes, R,'s Tnerc.
Texas siftines
Have you bsthed yet this summer"
Eyes, I've bathed several times at Coney
Island"
"How did you find the water"
Find ths water? Why. you can't miss
t. It's all around the island"
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Legislative districts.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-03

A Pennsylvania Ian Gloid seized baby as
security for rent. He explains hat. being
a bachelor. he did not have any experience,
and is now willing to give up the baby and
nav a handsome bOnus.-New Haven
News.
, 1886-12-23
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, 1886-12-23

The poorest maG or woman IN Outlay
ujo OWES 100 acres 81 land and a. good
4 house aud farm as hcor she has mind
t. iE'.J CT make. There IS room :or a
nuc.@e- more 10 make bones for them
selves rs comfortable. Climate delight
faI and tie resources abundant. Grass
Is green and flowers urs in bloom this
18th day Of December Had q little
frost in November Jut none il Deem
Der. Apples uo~ hang ON trees owned
by I. 7. BaIch HAT are sound not
touched with frost. Potatoes are Kept
in open sheds and barns. II j. raiuiag
now. warm as au April -hower. While
some Of our eastern friends axe singing
The snow, the snow, The beautiful suow,"
We San sing the rain, the rain, the beau
tiiul rain NJ frost in the ground this
winter. Some vegetation has started for
next summer. and ii don't get nipped
with frost or go bach. We may get some
SNOW and cold weather, but we kuow it
don't last long. II IS not like the biz
Zard5 Of The western states that come in
October or Novembcr and occasionally
through the winter aud lay till the mid-
die OF March OF the Ist f April.
, 1886-12-23

trr-uc.Lv. Thomas Under bit Of each car.
AHrn,"tDt. =. .re"-yndrr bit and Gppc;
hndcr-5o, }. Letter. PA branded on Jeff
E,U Jonn-Uuder BIT out oGr right ear.
BARKER WE-Ecwap cut and letter branded
HqFr,We,. .r.l..a---'ap under bits of left ear
H.puk-. -,luuar-Lsttsg Il branded on Ief' hip
Cline. r.I.iD.t--.st in eft eTI and csU9 on eud
,a--cr.yv gc..r-S smooth crop oil right ear
Cuy-. t.. Il.-~.lt.s. II crop Of and hole N left
Clrpp. G. T.-Transferred 20 G. 4. Myers
split nom C.u.cr 10 tip OF both ears
Gays Ella--s II il LETT ana swa.lov fork I'm
Gays, Eiia--Smo,th crop OF both cars, and
a SUIj T.nrG center OF left ear.
Gaze. Mis-, tlsiv-Uuder bit ont of left ear,
and swallow :1iii IN tip of right ear.
Davis, \. U.--SIt in each ear and crop of
Dsvf.. Halt ndc. hfi out of left ear.
Dickinson, James iIdf cscP out OF lower side
Rrau. B F.-urpcr half crop of right car,
and under HrLt crop aH left ear.
Dickinson, Jsha-sya low fork N l=it ear, aid
nirl, ). B.-e!i: in right car, and upper bit
riz.5raii. IL G,osgc-IIoIc in right ear, 7 brand
TTin.. .JI''G,--J T branded on right horn.
tfrTr.-l. a.. II.-Swalogy fork in left car.
Town = hn-Smouth CTop OF right ear lni
Lor-. -ho' branded N right hip.
lend rseH. Jp-0i'l IN 4e!I e''r' anu Vi p''D D.t
Urtur' 'i.i.dren- under bits OFF right ear
IIeu'd. Th1mIs-IIole IN eonter of right ear,
anu splli from noe 10 Up VI cEti ,,
Henderson, AicS-Spit IN right and swallow
tO j in left ear.
kuapmau. JoiU-k branded on right hip.
Iotz"rseii- e. H---trop on ends OF ho'h earT
f.pfZ-e~rIl GeaT-e-Bit OF each ear and tip
of left elr.
MCAlmuaG. T. H--SwaIew tail out of let
ear. and under hit ont OF right
More. i. G-Clup on right and under bit cut
Of l,it ear.
Noacd;,lS. Hn-Ciop oil rlght ear ana a!i'
rom r.HirT- ana HIp.E 7,Nlr "- '"'t ear -
NCIuu.-- HulV!-t nGer slope oil right ear
My-r-. Dr..l-u.-iEDs- aHi SpHt III right ear,
, 1886-12-23
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\ newspaper :a t. be e~tal he'd at
Shclton's Point. In Mason cour
Jay Gould is reported as tryi, % ruy
Tie Canadian Pac.f. telegraph to
J.H. alcGraw, King courty'a outgoing
sheriff, has jas; been admitted 20 practice
las.
1t Is proposed 10 charter Jao tug Mas
tx to dredse out the Olympia harhor
.lanuel.
Bark Sarah ). Eidsway, Capt. Town
send, j. anchored III the channel, from
Guayuas, Mex
Mr. Doad has eight splendid bedrooms
Et.ej mp Ia The uYF,r story Of the new
building erected 10y "Ecsa' Smith in
front OF tie Contra. hotel.
The new Hastings bui!ding alonside Of
Union wharf Is being plaste:oI. On the
second floor VII be sevcral fine suites Of
rooms for cfices-nearly all os which are
already wanted, we are told
An unusually corscientiou person
asked il i were possible for man to be
Christian and q successful business
man ia which an exchange uaively sug-
gests, yes, Il he adycrtiaes jajiciousIy.' -
Nothing like advertising, as every sue
.ssfuI business man knows.
Yesterdays Seattle z. /. says: Cards
have teer received announcing the mar
rilge uf hiss Rosa E3 tciu 10 Mr.. Max
Gcrsor, at the residence Of Mr.. ana Mrs.
nostein, in Victoria. on Sunday, January
q, 15S7. Mss Rcs;ein formerly lived il
Seattle, and her many friends Jan il
cordial congratulations" The AfGuz
knew of this anticipated happy even.
several weeks ago, but was cynsidera.eI,
keeping ii quiet. Mr. Gersou i learning
T. blush real natural when you mention
mltr.mouy. Both c,ptract,r. parties
have hosts Of Trends here.
Cu-I,rI,z ESrtcr=E~.-IEe Sunday
school cf tt A.e'hoiis; church of Pov;
Tow seIl VIII celebrate Christmas il
Il sty.- tn yer. On FriIay ey.sin-
SAINT, .us VII #Pp.aT al l,s.aud -.
chimney. a u--e r-a--a-. viH b, --a
dcred ana .,g-s.a-- dis. g+.. .. III &,
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friends -y-.g s.-- -s .-e.--I g.. -.-- .
presents for any other sac, aaI . ...
iIY!t tt .a .f.-af. Doors .r-a g.. a..H
, 1886-12-23

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Market.
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Is ''''hE u thriving business Ei'.as, "..
lie Greer. l- r..H attend to-
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tie machine az in rum - order ia len
minute after taa eNg.--lo-, with sa.-
=aaas E.r Tie million. No Us, in rHru!a=
opposition against suSn management.
Ne 'ya" i'rt and future cRsUWtie+ Will
"s d'''"e" ID ti.e a.eaiA gauge don re-
.-..'-. more IMAM q iA"'''th- .'"i''F'
We cau.-alr.gtc Tfgn. Ol:ncy i.
Brooks ua his prompt Confirmation 10y
a., I. s. senate. Nai.r Brooks g q
a....s., practical ,gici.i. ana If W. mis-
...,. not f., vii leave an cnyiabla r.sesI
behind when he ators down and out
wG..h HI many rrieaIs ho-e may be far
ia lie future. EEe viii bring lis family
to Port Tow Gseni 70 reside permanently
a; soon as arrangements can be made for
their comfort.
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, 1886-12-23
Ern,ri E.rf.rnN.,s r,afs-..

Hon. ]. b. Metcalte of seattle Is in
town.
Prof. Nitschkc, the piano tuner. Is in
town.
Geo. 7. Snow as Joshua Whitcomb"
is immense.
The young men Of Port Hadlock are
to give a ball on Christmas eve.
Fine. colored Autographs those aaver-
tisinG the play for Monday evening.
"Joshua Whiteomb'' at the opera house
Monday night, by Shows Dramatic Co.
Capt. II. F. Bescher will take command
of the mail steamer Edith, vice Captain
Gilmore resigned, in few days.
Gus. Starrett leaves tonight on the
ocean steamer, to be absent several
months taking lessons in draughtiug and
mechanics.
The subject of discourse in the r,s-
byterian church OF next Sabbath morn
ing, by Rev. d. T. Carnahan, will be
Seal" and in the evening, paul Before
Agrippa."
Box sheet for Monday ca.es:alnmeu.
open at Burkett & Ei>gnjols.' NJ Cha.
B. Wood is sole manager for the aiEir,
and no pains are spared 10 make the en-
tertainment ali that II would lie in lie
large cities.
A display advertisement appears in
our columns today for the Ab!otire EIei
ical Co, of OTcvine, Ca. u. .aIaes -.
Minkler is lacal ager.t i,r tie company,
aud will retail It's rseGiciues ar furn.-h
them IN job lots TO the trade - may bc
required.
At the auction !, "j the Chiiian hark
Bella Vista yesterday, the whoie proper
ty sold realized about thousand dollaIs.
Capt. II. L. Tibbals and 8Ir. S. Water
man bought tie hull for $3.50, aud the
sails, anchors, haUsers, boats and rigging
were sold in lots.
1t is understood that Miss Van Bokkc
LENS services as Teacher in our publ
school close today. The lady Is avery
thorough teacher, and ii We mistake not
patrons would very generally like to have
her continued. We learn that Miss Van
Bokkelen has resigned on account of h,r
health.
Go and hear the Snow Dramatic Co.
in Joshua Whitcomb" Monday evening.
This play is the finest ever produced
here. Mr.. George T. Snow has the sole
right for the Pacific Coast, and has hcsi-
tated about using it because
it is elaborate and expensive. Let there
be full house.
The Sunday School teachers and ladies
Of st. PauI's church are requested 10
meet at the church tomorrow afternoon
Saturday at , O'Clock, to make the ne
e,ssary preparations for the Christmas
Tree aud Sunday School festival. Tie
ladies Will please come prepared for az
h1ur or two Of work.
At Lea-ned's opera house tomorrow
e7ening PROF.. Bosco, the great magician,
will give one of bis uurivaled entertain
msnts, on which occasion the au9ie: ce
Will have two hours OF genuine ei Joy
mant. Tie most surprising Illusions
Will be performed, that defy Je.ysj-on
aad produce TO crd oi ucr-imcDt. These
tricks are Of goat variety. aui you are
sire TO see sy1othi y iia- viii aE.usr
and instruct ,yr- .-.,aa.. on VII b.
, 1886-12-23

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.ts"
r.-t Gamble peolI w.a -.,. a Christ
l.s GaG.
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sFEGItTu and NORWAY Tor i'rTt Tow n
Seai. IaeFe were several air-''5"'* '"T
;..' o.hce-
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town lew days, Is 50 .aF'l-..l -~.s's-
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t'Uner that she Intends To .s'uh.!s' Z!
branch store here next spril-.
Il is learned on good authority IA. q
magnificent brick buiIIlu- Will s0ou he
eractea on the McCurdy property known
Il the ole Wood,cy corzlur. The JailG-
l"g will be about 55x90, two stories above
ground. If all aur building operations
in prospect come to fruisfaa She coming
year vii; be the bUSj"s. ever known he.c.
M contract has vel l....e awarded nv
flc Port Townsend yyf--f g.. T.. nm
strucs.n., their pea. o. ..r..t n foot NJ
Madison street. hcrau.r nile divers are
all in usa and 10 Icc.a r..trg-fr. 7rc-
pared 10 undertake H.. wurl. ..-... ,aF.
We learn from Can't. sst.,s,n. president
OF the company, that tins h. Z. Iisappo!Et
mant to them, as they ale anxious to use
the wbarf soon.
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III - ,-sgi | a.1
of fare in Montana, Idaho and Washing
ton Territory, on all Ifs main lines ard
branches, to uniform basis a. cents per
mile, The manGgcmcrt consider that in
he interests of the people along the
linz, ard in view of the increased earn
ings and Development Of local travel.
they can consistently make tie reduction
TO cent basis. The reduction Is about
20 per cent. in Washington aud 30 per
cent. in Idaho and Montana.
",Iosbua Vbi,cor,r.-, ,...... .5ara.l rast
evenina at the orcr,, hons. SHOWS
Dramatic Co.. in = mo-, ~rc.,,fnp,Ie and
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Whalcom RercHic: TROUBLES follow
quickly upon the heels Of each other.
About a year ago c. Il. Bradshaw lost
most Of his Port TOWLsCld rruu-riy by
, 1886-12-23
PERSONAL GOSSIP.


GFrom Monday Daily.l
MT. $. Hadlock, of Port HaGloek, is in
town.
Judge Swan arrived home today from
Tacoma.
Mrs Flora D. Blown arrived home
this morning from La Conner
Lion, y. w. Bash and family have re
proved To this city from Oak Harbor.
C;It Al Bergman, of the bark Julia
Foard, is IN town from Esquimalt, visit
ing relatives here.
, 1886-12-23

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, 1886-12-23

One Of tic most noted European ply
sjciaus said: Neuralgia was the prayer
Of Il diseasel nerve for healthy blood.
Use GiImore's Aromatic Wine for the
blood. \. d. Hills Sons, druggists.
, 1886-12-23

Persons having real estate or any
other kind OF property to sell are re-
qUcstcd to send IA statement Of same TO
the AHcUs. tD be sold on commission.
Al such property advertised free cost 10
owner.
, 1886-12-23

N cNrox,1S Blood Elixir is the only
'SNNeSe = Blood Remedy guaran-
teed. Itisa positive cure for Ulcers, EruP-
tions or Syphilitic Poisoning. ItPuriiesthe
whole system, and banishes all Rheumatic
and Neuralgia pains. We guarantee it.
For sale 10y Laumer Il Co.
, 1886-12-23


Collector Brooks wcLt to Victoria yes
terday.
LII. Gays returned to Dangcuess yes
tcTday.
Capt. L. A Nickels arrived Yesterday
from San Francisco.
Mrs. w. H. Whittlesey Las gone to
Seattle TO remain during the holidu!s.
Miss Miller has gone to Seattle to
spend Christmas with her mother.
Richard Delanis and J. +. Pugh we're
in town today from Port Discovery.
Capt. Beecher is anoat again, manipu-
lating the steering upparatu5 OF the
Edith.
VIM. McCurdy, an oli-time "beach
comher,' is in town again after year, 5
absence
Prof. = II. Allen OF Port Discovery.
county school superintendent, was in
town today.
, 1886-12-23
CE1FRCH NOTICES.
IECfhOii~t Episcopal Church.
ytTgE - IIrNsIspN PGST,K

,eTviccs on Sunday at IL 4. II. aud p.
N. Sunday school at 2:l5 p. IL.
PRAYER meeting on Thursday evenings.
Seats frce; all cordially invited.
, 1886-12-23

Na3jer John Hart, who has be-a al
tending school al Seattle, went today t,
his home at Crescent Bay. John ".
Troy, son Of S. Troy at Dun-ou,ss, also
returned today to spend Christmas at
home fgcm Port Townsend.
Tia, yarn about the tug Champion"
going down with all on board ciT he
Columbia river appears to have jaen a
canard worked oil on some gai .e.sss re-
porter. The OregonidR says there ig no
tug by that name on the river.
, 1886-12-23

REV. c. i. CRAWFORD, N. \, PASTOR.
There will be divine services Sunday
at II o'clock Il. m. and 7:3j p. n. Sunday
school at o'clock p. m.
, 1886-12-23

Charles Agnow Of Dungencs5 AMI W.
Crawford OF PyschJ are in town.
Capt. IL. X. ". Ayrcs, one Of the as
sistans keepers Of the Tatoosch light
house, arrived on the Dispatch last night,
being off duty for LIS annual vacation.
We learn from reliable source that
Col. Henry Lanles, president OF the
First National Bank, viii leave soon To-
an extended trip through the eastern
states; and tia; during lis travels lie
Will vIsi; Washington City.
, 1886-12-23
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parl, Sarah = RiI1eWay.

Bark Sarah S. RidGeway,
From Guaymas-
NEITHER the Captain nor his AGENTS viii he
y responsible FOR amy debts contracted 10y
CIV OF above named vessel
H. & TOWN SEND. Master
GETFFTTHs. BETDE~ i SrETSoN-
Fo-J Townsend, Gi>i December, loTi-
, 1886-12-23

trc-uc.l,-. TEoua--yu uder bit Of each car.
Ahuu,.tHE. A. .r...-y ndvr bit and upper
-.up' of each car.
anderson, ). letter. p \ branded on left
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

Time tried and true Ia DR.. Blgelow's
Positive Cure, which combines the good
qualities OF all the best cough remedies
without tho defects Of any OF thom. II
cures promptly, thoroughly and perma.
nontly all coughs, colds, Group, whoop-
lng cough, influenza, bronchitis,
h0arsoness, inclplent consumption, and
oil throat and lung diseases, healing 20
tho lungs, safe and pleasant for chill
dren, Price so cents and $t; trial bottle
free OF Durbln, Wright u Co., druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
Saturday, the Goth day of May, 1885.
Road Notice.

Notice 10 hereby given that petition will bc pro.
ecntc1 70 tho Commissioners Of Btart county NJ their
next eeeulon 70 DO held on the INST Monday of june A.
aCguny noad along tho following described route IN
SAID county, towti Beginning " point on the wost
llnu 0f the fOnd known ~ thu Randolph rohd.N0rth
Market street extended Bad polnt bong apo on lilo
lllo known ~ the township line between canton town.
Hhip ana plan township, IN stark county OhiO thence
wostwafdy aOng said township limo Aforesaid 10 tho
east llno OF tho road known ~ tho Fulton road
apt24 hw A plGtt rtONEl,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

All doubts ~ TO tho Presidents no.
preaching marriage are now thought 10
DO removed, and the town IN agog with
the delightful sensation of n bride, n
wedding NJ tho White House with n
honeymoon passed NJ Washington. Mr,
CLEVELAND no longer alfocta any lndlg.
nation when the subject Ia alluded 10
before him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
IItad "A Dreadful Cough,

and raised u considerable amount OF
blood aud matter, besides, was very
thin, and 40 weak could scarcely 10
about tho house. This was the case OF a
man with consumption arlslng from
liver complaint, lilo recovered hls health
completely by tho uee OF DR.. Plerce's
Golden Medical Discovery" Thous.
ands OF others bear similar Testimony.