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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-16

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-16
NOTICE.

L WILL LEAVE ALL OF MY BUsT-
L ness with Capt. ". II. Gregg. to receive
money and 70 settle all bills and accounts
nos l.. G. WHITFOKD. A. ID.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-02-04

The stove Manufacturers Asso ociasies !.
I LousvrLLE, KY, Feb. 4.--The Fa-
elQnal Stove Manufacturers association
~ = Noen today 4 tbs an HsuSs
Nth loo np1le eentetlS YES baesjat from
az parts Of the country. Aner |ths
annusl aedress sof President Grauess
sard, q Albany. N. Y, the following
ofllcers were elected: President, Jacob,
=, = Myser, Louisville; secretary, w.
= brldesford, Louisville; treasurer,
3. g Beckham, New Yvrk.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-02-04

PrrrsBuRc. Feb. 4.-The order Of
the Pennsylvania railroad company.
= regard to the Employees Relief Az.
ISOLATION, vent into effect Tuesday
superintendent Pitcairn said be had
recsived one thousapd application.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-02-04

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 4.-The old
three>story brick building 80 Baronne
street, known as Brunswick hotel,
burned; loss $1,000, fully insured.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-02-04

~ LOUIS, Feb. 4.-The chess
Ssaampions, 9 Aessrs. Zukertort and
slslnitz resumed their contest for the
cnsm pionship at, Hormsby club this
afternoon.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-02-04

l.s Snow.
sFxtlsroS, Va, Feb. 4. -Eiebfeen
inches Of snow have fallen here end
alltrstns hfs delayed
WAsHIKeroN, b. O., Feb. A.
The sncw y At,tsn inches d. 70 hers
snd the storm hes csased.
/. C1kc1xsArl, Feb. "A heavy
e1tW through TsaaeIaee has seriously
E hha,npesed trainc On the Cincinnati
Hnathesn road.
AnR1soNBURa' Va, Feb. 4.-The
sssN = sishtesn Inches deep on !
leysI and drilled from six to ten feet.
1ne ,nerenry e II degrees above sero.
FoRr rsAITH, Feb. 4.-The bisee.t
soor stern eveF know q here seII
I 4 day Snow being falling at & o'clock
let night and bas fallvi for twenty
gre honrs, aud $ still filling. The
snow y ten inchs' d. ,p and all traval
z suspended, and ma''s are neither -.
living nor departing.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

traction engine, one new model Vibrator
grain threSher and one OrrVille grain
ana clover thresher combined. Terms
made known on day OF sale.
Allen Ba1ghman Will Olfer for aaleIat
MA residence, miles southeast of Lou.
iIVllle on the Georgetown road, on Tues,
day, Feb, l0l, hOrses, brood mares,
colts, cattle, hogs, farming implamenta,
harness AMI Other articles. Sale com
mencas at Ga. IN.
Elmer b ard, administrator of the
late Harmon Beard, will OFF, for sale
on Saturday, Feb, 2Q,h, the real estate,
brick dwelling, slaughter house and
sausage factory, with all the machinery
ana appliance, belonging 10 the late
Harmon Beard. Sale between the hours
o. and 4 pm
Henry krAll will Offer for gale on his
premises, hye miles northwest OF Louie,
vile, NJ 8 O'Clock Tuesday morning,
March 2nd, four work horses, drauRht
mare, hye milch COVE and q mlscellano-
0na LOT OF stock and goods.
John A. Sniyely will offer for sale at
hia residence In Perry township, Ave
miles southwest OF Canton, on Wednes-
day, March 81, a lot of horses, CoWa
young cattle, sheep, hogs, agricultural
implements, household and kitchen
furniture and many other articles.I The
sale will commence at o q. m. d
j, l.. Smith will auction of, at his
residence, four miles southwest OF Can.
ton, at IL o'clock noon, Thursday, March
llth, two horses, three COWS, a LOT OF
agricultural implements and other
goods,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

In the case of DR.. Il, B. Crlswell
against DR.. NJ. NJ. Catlin, sulng for a
partnership settlement, Judge Pease
tiff. ~
The case OF George II. R,ylll against
the Canton Cutlery Company, suing for
wages due at the time the company
failed, In being heard by Judge Pease.
The test case OF James Reyill agalns,
the Canton Cutlery Company for wages
du6, upon the result OF which hinRee
some 5000 worth OF WOrkingme1's
claims for wages, was arranged by the
attorneys In the case agreeing 10 give
Judgment for the full amount of ali the
claims, The banks which hold claims
against the Canton Cutlery Company
have given notice OF an appeal.
PROBATE COURT.
Leonard II. Stands has been appolnted
administrator OF the estate OF Henry
Stands deceased, OF Pike township,
Matthew b, Sebrell has been appoint.
ed administrator OF the estate OF Mary
sebrell, deceased, OF Lexington town.
ship.
Jacob Aldlnger has been appointed
administrator OF the estate OF Elizabeth
Aldlnger, deceased, OF Canton 10.
Abraham Sponseler has been appoint.
cd administrator OF the estate OF RltheT
Balr, deceased, OF Canton tp.
Leo Hammer has been adjuiRed In.
sane aud will DO taken to the Asylum at
Newburg.
Marriage licenses have been Issued 10:
William H. Gets and Carolina Berger,
Masslllon; Arthur A, Hlue and Catharine
Neidigh, Lake tp,
RIAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Following transfers of real estate
have been lled for record:
Alexander Scott. Sr, and Eleanor
Scott 10 Jimea II. Scott, lots lIS aud ll0
In Alliance, 1900; Rachel b. Arler and
Alon2) Arter 10 j, Il Bucher, part OF LOT
20l3 IN Canton, $1,000; Mary A. Meyer
aud John Ii. Meyer 10 llaac Archer, n
acre In Canton tp., $3.50; Isaac Archer
to Canton Gem ,tery Association, 4 acre
In Canton tp, $3.50.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

John @. Garwlg will offer for sale at
his residence, west OF parls, Thursday,
March ith, at o o'clock u. M, six head OF
horses, four cows, Quo combined Buck.
eye reaper and mower other agrICul
tural machinery, hay by the ton, cofn,
potatoes ard apples by The buehel, and a
lot OF household goods. Terms-all
sums Of &5 or less, cash over s. credit of
nine months will be given lfvecurod by
satisfactory notes.
Michael Zalser and John Halger will
offer for sale NJ the residence OF the for.
mer, one mile southeast OF Hartvllle, on
Thursday Feb, IL h, -four maros, GyO cows,
one heifor, one steer, four yearlings, ard
two calves, eleven head OF oweJ, two
brood eows, eleven ahoate, about fifty
chickens, one 2.h0rse wagon, aud n rlie.
c0llaneoug assortment OF farm ul0Dglle
and machinery. Sale 10 commence at 0
u. m, when terms will be- announced,
David X. Smith will oifer for saio. RI
hle reeldence, bJ6 miles northweSy OF
LOulaylllo, Oh Thursday, February 26tl,
nj o o'clock n. M, u lot OF neigt al 90.
erly, among which will be th,e1 Wort
horses, two colts, ono brood uow, hye
milch cows, seven head OF young ca tle
twenty head Of stock sheep, two 9 horso
wagons, etc, Also ono IL horse FteinUni
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

The Belden farm, where the clay and
coal IL found, has NJ last been decided
upon M the place for locating tho Can.
ton SlOnewarO Company works.
The fact OF the coal ana clay being
found NJ the same mine, 80 that hauling
OF raw material will not be necessary,
IN what led TO thlaconcluslOu.
The contract for quitting up the build
Ing for tho company was lot yesterday 10
Miller u Geistweit, the lowest bidders.
The contract allows thirty days time In
which TO complete the job.
The two atory part Of the building
will DO 50xl00 feet aud the one story
part will DO 30x60 feet, The contract
for furnishing lumber was awarded 20
Willis Il Lind, who commence hauling
on Tuesday, 10 that work on the build.
Ing can be pushed forward while the
weather permits.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11
appointed 10 take the matter In charge
aud report at tho next meeting.

appointed TO take the matter In chaTg,
aud report At tho next meeting,
The Joyce & Clark combination o.
athletica'toW viii appear NJ MafGhandi
o lcfa Hlnse on Saturday ovening, Feb
Tuiry 10,
The wife of Eli Mylrs, Telegraph line
repalrer ON llh Nv, Wayne road, died on
Monday OF dr0pay, Tue rem tln6 were
taken 10 Man6lfld Tuesday morning On
NJ o, Wllcn place wRs her former home
On Tuesday afternoon DID, ii. Tfessel
assisted by DE- II. Ii. SehafeT, performed
| nm hmpn,aliOn Qn toe lett Arm Ut Frank
Cox, Frank had his arm hurt about a
year ago, AZ which time the arm Waa
amputaIed, Having become hlll ct,
win nenTOma II was necessary 10 ger
form second operation.
For imbibipg too much tan glefoot and
becoming mere hilarious than the law
allows, Michael OOnnors, of BelOlt. whs
allowed TO cool of In the city Ice house
on Monday. Blnea aud costs Il the
amount OF t4,76 we're dumped into the
hash pot In The Mayors ofli 70 by lhe uh.
fortunate aud he then pursued his jour
ney eastward.
Major Camp has awakened quite an
Interest In tho temperance work In Alli-
ance. As would DO expected we have
some fanatics In the work, but still the
more conservative temperance D Ople
bslleye there Ia work TO DO done here
and have gOne To work with q will TO
battle against the pernici0us influence
OF the 00 saloons IN our city.
Geo. Williams, a member OF that great
army OF travellers, had attached tO his
name In the police docket Tuesday
morning d, ID. Pain drunk, 81 00and
coats B ing minus the requisite
amount OF AlIhy lucre he was last seen
In the Areman'B hall attempting 10
scrape the yearly depOait Of tobacco
Q1ldJ from the door, lie was under tho
guidance of Captain smellz
The proposed dIsc0ntlnuance Of recess
NJ the daily sessions Of our public
schools by our Superintendent Is severely
aud loudly criticised by the ciiz ns.
Tue lfteen minutes recess given our
scholars has been In vogue at this place
for year,. The fresh air obtained ana
the exercise taken In these few minutes
are productive Of good health aud give
the scholar q renewed ylgOr for study.
Let there be no change.
Oh complaint OF I9aac HelddlesOn,
Frank kepler, q stock dealer living near
Nirth Benton, was brought 10 town by
constable smelz. Keeler obtained $500
from lsnac (of demi monde fame) aud
gave him q note therefore signed by
nimeelt aud M suretles hls father George
ana brother Fred. IL now seems that
the signatures Of the two latter were
fOrgerles. Frank has heretofore borne
a good reputation and stood we'll In tho
community In which no lived.
ALLIANCE, February 10,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.


Louis Pontlus Knocked Down and
Robbed,
Louis Poutiua, n resident Of sutlleld,
Portage county, came 10 Canton, Friday,
aud during tbs day imblbed inlox oints
rather freely.
t230 O'Clock thls morning no was
found by Policeman Wlelandl lying un.
conscious on Court street, near Fifth,
He waa taken to Police Headquarters,
where II was discovered That hls pocket.
book, containing eomo 800 aud too
notle for $50 20 each, signed by John
Fisher, was missing.
POntlus says he only remembers that
an unknown man struck him down and
from that time until found by the pO'
liceman no wHs unconscious His slqts.
ment was eubstOntiated by u bad cut
about the eye aud number OF bloody
bruises about the head and face.
In looking for the footpad early thla
morning The police entered Rose lckls's
place, where they found two male yisl'
tora, jams Frank aud William ROntz,
These parties, with Rose Irkla aud Mag
gle Thompson were put under arrest for
being In dlereputablo house,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11
A DIFFICULTY OPERATION
successfully Performed ON North Indus
try Youth by Three Physlclanp,

successfully Performed on North Indus.
try Youth by Three Physicians,
On last Tuesday, Feb, 9, an operation
for the removal Of stone from the bad
der, known TO the medical fraternity o.
Lateral Lythotomy," was successfully
performed on David Lewis, u young
man OF 10 years, and son Of ThOma,
Lewis, u coal miner, who has lived nj
BurtOna mines near North Industry
for over year, The operation waB per
formed by DR., A, b, Walker, Of Canton
assisted by DR., W. II, Becher. OF North
Industry, and De- l., W, pOntius, OF Can,
ton. The stone removed is phosphate
calculus" and weighs l05 graina, This
patient has been sufferer for n number
OF years, and for the past four or Ave
years his suffering has been 80 inceesan
that ho has been reduced TO merC
skeleton.
Dr. Becher, tho attending physician
rep0rte the cnse ag doing we'll, aud
strong hopes Of his recovery are enter
thined.
The Joy Of the patient Ia only eQuallet
by that OF the parents, who say they
have not had q nights rest for Eve
months.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

The appointment of william Archlnal
as postmaster at Canton was Yesterday
confirmed by the United States Sonata,
along with the following other post
masters OF Ohio cities.
Daniel j. Sherman, Aahtabula; r. B,
Gordon, Jr. St Mary's; |. NJ. Kelly, RI.
yennai Jos. 8, Langhlln, Sidney; Henry
Holberg, Jlck'oDi Wilson W. Forney,
LeetoliOj Jno. @, Sclya, Machanlcsburg;
Charles Rose, Logan; Jas |, Pritchard,
Nelsoni l., P,0lllger, Wooster; John w.
Morris, Troy; d Q, Hill, Plinesyille; Gua.
tavns A. yla Hlrn, Now London; David
A. stark, DJlawarei +. w. Long, Card.
ington,
Mr.. Arcbinal hasteslgned hls position
M foreman OF the wood department OF
9, Anltman n Co.'S works, ana IL suc
ceeded by Me-, AR Denuth, He will 20
into the pOstOnlCA "Wednesday morning
aud aCqnaint hlmselr with its duties.
The bOud VI tho Office ~ $4,000, Thla Ia
forwarded In blanks by thu postOlllco do.
parlmont and, after bing properly
ll,let out returned, the commission ls
sent on and lhe new roltmaster takes
possession. No appOintmln Of deputies
has yet been made
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11
II ia not at oil likely anything will be
done before tomorrow. W. A. 7.

L -
COLUMBUS, February l0.--A stiff breezl
seems 10 hays been blowing through
the Senatorial plum tree these few day
ever since my exposure Of the p0llcl
OF Sixteen String Jack Sherman, ,fherl
haVe been more combinations OF post
masters for Ohio alone In the last tWI
or three days, than for tho entire UniOL
since the Senate assembled. This IN Il
be accounted for wholly by my exposure
Of the nefariOOs policy OF delay ant
dicker.
WILL PRINT THE LETTER,
Mr.. Sherman has partially denied
through the Cincinnati Enquirer, that
no wrote the letter In question. rug
goat 10 the Senator that he bear IN MUD
| the fate that befell his brother William
T, q few weeks ago when he called Gan
Frye q liar when no quoted fro n a lot
ter, and denied ever having written II
The same fate In In store for John.
am going TO publish hia letter when the
proper time comes, and all the vlndica
tl0n that | ask at the hands OF the Re-
publican papers which have f0oliehly
been den0nDciDg me as o liar IL 10 print
the letter with Just such comments and
explanations AZ they see no 10 give IL.
The publication OF the letter Will be n
full aud complete ylndication OF your
correspondent.
CINCINNATI POLICE MUDDLK.
The quo warranto proceedings to settle
the Cincinnati police muddle will prob.
ably DO decided on Tuesday next, and
possibly before that time. II 10 safe TO
say that the action OF Gov Foraker will
DO sustained, even II q point OF law has
10 be stretched to do II. II tis likely that
the decision will 20 TO the constitution
ality Of the law itself, and the commits
alOn thus abolished independent OF the
Governors action In the premises, No
matter how the foul thing Ia swept out
OF existence Democracy aud decency
will be Rainers.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
The state Board OF Public Works
changed political complexion yesterday
by the accession OF Gen, W. 8. JOnes, and
u large number OF changes we're made
In the minor officials. Tne Ak will not
reBt until every Democrat ~ fired ont.
ani then the Republican crocOdiles will
sit down and weep because the DamO
crate do not carry out the policy Of Civil
Service Reform to the point Of putting
none but Republicans In office.
REFUNDING TaE STATE DEBT.
There Ia much talking and comforting
about refunding that part OF the State
debt which falls due on the lat OF Janu
ary next, but II cannot be done until
pending legislation ia adopted. II Ia
doubtful whether II can DO done as nd
altagaOusly an was arranged for by
the Sinking Fund Commission year
ago, and over which the Republican
press raised such n hnllabaloo. II could
have been refunded then at 3 90 per
cent. Interest. II will not be- done now
on more favorable terms, and probably,
all thugs considered, not no favorably,
THE LEGIsLAq URE MERTs,
The members were extremely slow
getting In yesterday, aud when The two
houses met at A o'clock nearly half the
seats we're vacant, and, OF course, moth
ing but routine work was done. The
Legislature promises TO do something
this week, but II would be the safest
way not to discount the promise.
w, A. Il,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11
RESOLUTION or REsPEoT.
10 tho Memory OF tho Late Gallant soldier
0sn, Winfield n, Hancock.

To tho Memory OF tho Late Gallant soldier,
Gen, Wiunold \, Hancock.
At regular meeting Of the Y)un Z
Nen'a Democratic CLUB, held February
oh, 1856, The following resolutions were
unanimously adopted;
WHEREAS, l. has pleased Divine ProW.
denCe 10 remove, and
WHEREAS, In view OF the loss the ma.
ton has sustained by the deceaae OF
Major General Nindeld =. Hancock
therefore. be II
REsoLyED, That II is but a Just tribute
TO tho memory OF the departed TO say
that In regrettlOg his removal, we mourn
for one VINO was IN every way worthy Of
our respect and regard,
RESOLVED, That The heartfelt gym
pathy Of this Club be extended 10 his
DeteaVed wife la her hour OF trial aud
aill lcli0n.
RESOLVED, That copy Of these reso
luIlOnS DO sent To the 0ereayed wife OF
the deceased M u token Of our respect
and yenoratlon OF the G .llant soldier't
character, j. II, MoNNoT,
FRED LlRD,
N DlcREe,
COmmlttee.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

Buy your Garden Seeds and Nursery
Stock direct from the grower, and got
them fresh and reliable. Write TO Will
liam 8. ,Fiattery, Wooster, Ohio, proprie
tor OF the Oak Ridge Nursery, and receive
by mail, illustrated Catalogue, free, or
send 80 cents for the following trial
dozen packets: Early Summer Cabbage,
Long Blood Beet, New Crystal White
Wax Bean, Golden Dwarf Celery, Squan-
tum Sugar Corn (new), improved Long
Green Cucumber, LivIngston's Periec.
tlon Tomato, New Salamander Lettuce,
French Breakfast Radish, New Golden
Dawn Pepper, Red PArsnip. This rare
offer contains oil standard sorts and n
number Of choicest novelties In seeds.
These will be sent by mail postpaid and
safe arrival guaranteed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11
The Royal nnl, and Pastry Cook.

A Royal addition TO the Kitchen H..
braty. IL contains over seven hundred
receipta pertaining 10 every branch Of
the culinary department, including bak
ing, roasting, preserving, aoupa, cakes
jellleg, pastry, aud all kinds Of sweet
IN ats. with receipts Tor the most dellci-
Gus candies, cOrdlala, beverages, and ull
other necessary knowledge for The chef
do cuisine OF the most exacllng epicure,
M we'll 40 for tho more modest house,
wife, who desires to prepare for her
lord and maater u repAst that shall
be both wholesome and economical.
With each receipt In given full and OK
pllclt directions for putting together,
manipulating, shaping, baking any kind
0f utonsll TO DO used, 30 that novice can
20 through the operation with success;
while u special and important feature
IL made OF tho mode OF preparing all
kinds Of food and delicacles for the sick.
The book hal been prepared under tho
direction OF Rudmanl, late chef Of tho
Now York Cooking School, and " tho
most valuable OF the recent editions up,
on tho subject Of cooking that has come
to our notice, II is Cotton up In the
hieheat style OF the printers. art, on lllu'
minated covers, etc, We hre assured
that every eau OF the "Royal Baking
Powder" contains an order for one OF
those valuable books.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11
A IAInfni Mnnn,l.

About 1880 O'Clock Tuesday morning
Mrs Joseph MCCurdy, who lives on South
Uherry street, slipped and fell on West
TuscorNwas street, while going TO the
valley depot. She foil with her entire
weight upon one Of her hands, breaking
a llnRer 80 badly that the hone protruded
through The flesh. DR.. JOhnson dressed
the wound.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11
"DIg nargalns at tho Boston storo.n

hlg hhrghihn ht thu HOatOn Store"
One case yard wide &c. muslns for aI5e,
A few moro OF those pOpllns at or,
Ten pieces new spring 1lnnels, lie,
Double fold English m0rinos, lie.
SEQ our new imported Guillaum0t
dyed black cashmere at 4lo. This would
be good value NJ COS.
We are stlll selling muslina and sheet.
ings w very low prices, TO avoid the
afternoon crowds call early aud secure
some Of our musllns before they are all
sold, We will sell you n yard TO q whole
piece nj prices they ARE advertised.
Z, 60UDlE, Boston Store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11
A kllnIInr phrlY.

Next Tuesday evening Manager Il.
Smith, Of tho Metropolitan Rink, Will
take u skating party OF some seventy.
0ye couples TO Massillon, where the
eyenlng Will be spent at tho Walhond.
Ing Rink. The Battalion Blnd will ac.
company the party, The skaters wi no
10 Masslllon on the two afternoon trains
and return at midnight.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

J.E JAcKsoN-D1ar Sir: had kidney
trouble for years, very bad; tried DIFF.
ferent medicines without any benefit;
my pains were very great In my back,
Your medicine -Burdick's Kidney Cure
was highly recommended to me by
those who had been cured Of Bripht's
disease. u9ed one bottle and II has
done me great good. Mrs Louisa Dan.
ham, Alowaye, Nd. Price, 75 cents and
&I 05. For sale by Durbin, Wright u Co,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

Ladies' dresses cleaned or dyed--made
up or apart; also eacquea, wraps, ehawls,
silks, &C., NJ Thebaud Bros,, o. Euclid
avenue, Cleveland. Pamphlet free,
p. S,--We have tho largest and
moet complete establishment west
of New York, Established In 1853,
Our prices are low. Express orders
promptly attended TO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

Dr. Heard, who has permanently lc-
Gated In this city, is meeting with great
euccess In treating chronic diseases.
Persons In this community have been
entirely cured after years Of suffering,
and given up as hopeless.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

Five new members were taken into
the Young Mems Democratic Club last
night. Several applications were als1
received, which Will be acted upon at
the next meeting.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

Itch and scratches Of every kind cured
In thirty minutes by WOoi0rd's Santa.
ry Lotion. Use no other. This never
faila. Sold by P. II. Barr, druggist, Can.
ton, Ohio. n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

New goods, new prloes.at Geetlng g
Vickers'.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

For rates, FREQ maps and information
concerning the west call on or address,
II, II, GEETlNG, n r., l. up. Agt.,
II East Tusoarawas st., Canton, 0.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

Cheaper than ever, dry goods, at 0eet.
inS y Vlckers'.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

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