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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-09

WE have complete stock Of selected
Diamonds from original packages, and
are prepared to offer special Inducements
for Che christmas trade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-09

INTERESTING race, Chapline street rink
this evening-fve contestants.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-09

Ftyt skaters race lohapllne street tink
tonight
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-09

FOR comfort, get one Of those Best
Knit Jackets ut U. HESS u SONS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-09

MASK carnival at the Capitol Rink next
Tuesday night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-09

,Iss,. as ~ '.', s.1 z. ?h and nab,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-09
For uloreland ,and uhIcnro.

TUT SAosoAhhu anu OhlChkos
By taking the 1:47 P. NJ. train on the O.
& P. road passengers arrive In Cleveland
at 0 :26 p. NJ, and Chicago at 0:30 the fol-
lowing morning. Connections made in
Union depot, Chicago, for all points west.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-09

BEST FOR ITCHING DiBEAsEA
dies Ste t6s 6sSt he esa And iot itSSihT q IN
akin. lie tiled all Others aud found no relief tns
VI he used youn. +, y, ALDRicll, Drifgill,
HlaInR Ann. q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-09

GRSAT fun ahead Capitol Rink next
Tuesday nlght-MaSk Carnival,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-22

ACCORDING 10 all accounts Cincinnati
people must be the worst governed IN
the United States. Not an election &C
ours there, local or general, but the OK
isting government Ia Sssailed by the op-
position, and charged with every short
coming In the category. This has been
carried on 80 long that the people OF the
city themselves ore becoming converted
10 the ldea that they are being awiully
misgOyerned by the politicians, and are
deylslng methods 10 got control OF the
city government themselves, aud to this
end bill has been formulated and In
troduced In the Legislature, which ia
also unanimously Endorsed by the
Chamber OF Commerce, Board OF Trace,
Commercial Club and Committee OF One
Hundred Of the city, literally wiping out
the entire present City Government
with the exception Of the Sinking Fund,
Election and the House Of Refuge
boards, and substituting salaried
board OF administration appointed by
the Governor, and u mayor, u board Of
council, one from each ward, and 20.
llce Judge elected by the people. The
bill has powerful and determined back.
ing. Tho corrupt administration
sought 10 be eliminated by this meas
ure Is Republican.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-22

OUR Northwestern possession, Alaska,
has never proved paying Investment
TO the United States. II has not attract
oil immigration, and consequently its
alleged rich resources remain undevel.
oped. But II now has q Governor In the
person Of A. p, Swlneford, q Michigan
editor, who is evidently the man 1T
long has sought and mourned because
II found him not" Governor Swlneford
10 evidently the man Alaska has been
looking for. The upper peninsula Of
Michigan 10 In glow Of excitement over
the letters he has written to his o'd
home concerning the wealth and 70.
sources Of the Territory, The seductive
pictures which Secretary Seward drew
OF the wheat growing capabilities of the
region around Sitka are quite outcome
by Governor SwinefOrd's tribute to its
mining possibilities, The Legislature
of Nav Jersey iavors making Alaska o
penal colony, but The prospect d,es not
seem to create rush TO that northwest
end Of the continent. Under Governor
Swineford's appeals, however, the Michi
gan iron and copper miners are stirred
up 10 populate Alaska, and Ishpeming ig
Ia fever.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-22

SAYS the New York Herald: The Stan.
dard Oil Company and the Baltimore Il
Ohio Railroad Company appear to have
Joined hands TO rob the people Of New
York OF several miles Of the public
lands on the Staten Island and Long
Island water fronts. The Innocent look.
Ing bill by which they plan to execute
this enormously profitable Job has gone
through the State Senate without being
printed. But Albany correspondent
remedies that significant omission. The
people Of New York can read II In bis
dispatches this morning, and also the
names Of the Senators by whose votes
u was passed. In the Assembly II has
beon consigned 10 the Committee on
Commerce and Navigation, Of which
Mr.. James H. Manville, Of Washington
county, o Lake George steamboat cap.
tain, 10 chairman. Lot this committee
,bs carefully watched. This Legislature
10 not to be trusted. II 10 one Of the
worst that ever met at Albany.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-22

THE Rochester IN ~ Union, whose
editor Ia an Irish American. and a stropg
advocate Of IL ,me Rule for ireland, crit
icises unfavorably the action Of the State
Legiilature Ia passing resolutions Of
sympathy with Parnell and Gladstone,
and the attempt to have similar resolu-
tlons passed In the House Of Represent
atiyes. Nothing" says the Union,
"could be better calculated to embar-
raSs both Mr.. Gladstone and Mr., Par
nell at this moment, than ill-advlsed ex.
pressions from official bodies, whether
OF Government or Of private organiza-
tions, that may be readily cAbled over TO
London TO inaame the English mind,
and further excite tho English preju'
dice" We are inclined TO agree with
this position. The oppol ition to Glad.
stone can point TO these resolutions as
proof that Irlsh'Americaps are clamor.
Ing for the establishment OF Home Rule
"A consideration which will not help
the measure In the minds Of q certain
class Of Engllshmen, whose support the
Premier cannot dispense with. Par
nell's habitual retlcence may safely be
initiated by his friends on this side of
the Atlantic.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-22


THE postoiiice at Dennysville, Wash
ington county, Maine, has been held by
the Kllby family for ninety years. The
arst Kilby was appointed by Washing
ton, the latest by Cleyeland-and there
has been Kilby at every stage between
And there are plenty Of Kllbys coming
along TO stock the Office for ninety years
to come. He will be a reckless President
hereafter who breaks the chain, Den
nysyille Ia about as near to sunrise as
one can get In the State Of Maine, The
office Ia worth from two TO three hundred
dollars year, The inhabitants culti'
yate the stony soil Of their tow ship for
potatoes and crab apples, and they farm
the sea for hahe, haddock and early tom.
cod
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-22
HENRY 0EoRaE.
The well-Knowa lecturers Cure for the
Labor Dinieuity,

Tho wsIl.Knowa Lecturers Cure for the
Labor Dimeuity'
"Frea land and equal rights" said
Henry George yesterday TO q Leader re-
porter, "will be the solution or the
labor trouble. The great issues OF the
future ia political parties will bs social
onea. The two old parties are dead"
Mr.. George lectures at Music Hall this
evening, and will no doubt have b'g
audience. He began hia career as a
printer In California In 1857, has 6een
across the water three timea, and Ia the
anthor Of book now In press untitled
Free Trade and Protection" Ho Ia q
small man, with a large head. red beard,
and nervous manner. He lectured last
night AT Akron TO a crowded house.
Tonight when he finiahea his lecture
anyone In the audience can aak him
questions n auch is the desire,- [Cleye-
land Leader Goth.
Mr.. George 10 mistaken about the "old
parties being dead" Free land and
equal rIghts" may do, the latter clause
especially. Free land" properly under
stood may do, but we fear Mr.. George
will not live to see II. The Democratic
party Ia the party Of "equal rights"
committed thereto from the beginning.
IL MIR. George issa practical man, had
he not better advise Joining the Demo
cratic party9 II Ia the workingman's
party; not the party Of monopoly and
UNEQUAL rlghts.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-22

II suffered more than q year with in-
dlgeatlOn; was very billOne; had dumb
chills, followed by feVera, which pros
trated me. | took Simmons Liver Reg
ulatOr, and am satisfied II is all II IL 70.
commended for, indigestion aud bilious
complaints, for mine was certainly a
stubborn case, Many OF my friends speak
OF II, and they oil agree that II p0saeaaes
all the virtues claimed for II, A, II.
Hight0wer. Conductor G. r r, Ga"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-22

pointments opsnly and good onOs In
secret. Let thu executive session Of
the Senate bO abolished altogether, with
no reserve or dark rners for demagCgy
or fTaud.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-22

SENATOR PLArT's resolution provides
open or secret sessions In considering
nominations at the senate's pleasure
He would have US think that the entire
country knows as we'll as he that II Ia a
petty partisan trick to give the Senate
the opportunity Of discussing bad ap,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-22
Legal Notice.

Henry q, Werner residing AtlArnold, Labcl,e coun
w. KanahA VIII tAks notice That on tho snd dAy VI sep,
lnmbcr, 1890 David n Werner aud Cora iiubutiJ nlcd
county, Onto, against himself and Otheru, tho dbect
and prayer OF which petition IA 10 po Aaeo Tho will ot
Sarah Wornor dcoeAand In whoae nhtAte aAld uenu u
Werner aud ohnf defendAnta Ate Interested "A helm NJ
law 0f tho eAid Sarah Werner. dcoeayed
phid cause will DO for hearing on and after Ju o
l7th, 1880, MONO n MoCAl1Y aud
DAVID ~ HMi III,
AprlbLw Aura for plaintiffs,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-22
Road Notice.

Noucc II hereby given that n petition will be pro,
eontei " tho Commissioners of stark county nj ther
nert aeaaion 10 be hold tho iat Monday NJ June A.
County loAd alonH tho following described rouia IN
said county, towtl beginning ~ point on the weat
limo OF tho road known N tho Randolph rotd-N0rth
Market nfeet ettsndod- said point being also on tho
limo known ~ tho township line betwoon Canton town
ship aud Plain township IN stark county oho theioe
wcatwAidy along said townahlp limo Aforesaid 70 the
apr22hw A PEri rioNkn,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-22
Attachment Notice.

oA,harinc Dcckman, Plaintiff, before Ano,ow :, Tgl
w, mrr, Justice Of tho
Ilcniy werper, Defendant. pcacc, pucccssor 70
ohio.
ON tho 18th day OF April, 1880 Jonathan o. Hudson,
Justice Of tho Peace. In and for nad townphp inued
nn order o. attachment ~ tho above aconl for tho
sum Of t92, 90, UATIIMniNE DirCKMAN
aprQ9dw Nv n. FAUST, AtT,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-22
Proposals for School Building.

Notice II hereby given that scaled proposals will bc
received ~ tho CLERKS oflco, Plain township. STARK
for the furnishing 0f the material aud labor required
u the construction of School House IN Sab District
No PlAln t1wnhhip, M per plans And specifications
on fo IN tho Clerks onloo Plain townhhip Enoh pro.
poAAl must bo accompanied by good aud auniolrnl
bond conditional that " awarded tho work. he thor
VIII enter into contract and Rivo bonds for tho faith
fol performance Of the work.
Thc u ard o. Education reserve tho right to toieol
any or al bdn
Proposals should ba addressed 10 tho Cert And IN,
dnrsed thereon, "pfopoaala fof School bulldog IN
District No Plain thwnAhlp,n
lly order Of tho hoard of Education,
CLANCY u, pOhTlUA,
Apr99hw Township CLERK
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-22
Legal Notice.

Notioe IL hereby given that on tho 10Th dAy ot April
A, ID 1885, oniy killian made application N tho un
doaianed Tor roef undor tho laws governing AsslHn
menia " avoid arrest aud said applicant 10 required
10 appear IN tho Probate Court Of stark county Ohio
bofcln. A. q liINEil
Commissioner Of Inaoventn Of STARK
nj county, Ohio
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-22
The Curtain Rung Up!

The Canton One Price Clothing Co.
opens up the Spring Campaign with an
exhibition of Llothing for M len, Boys and
Children which for completeness of as
sortment, richness Of texture, elegance
of styles and reliability of makes, total.
ly eclipses anything ever seen in the
Clothing line in Canton; everything en-.
tirely new Original and beautiful nov
elites in Boys and Children's Spring
Clothing; many of the designs being
such as can only be obtained here such
as will delight the hearts of parents who
take special pride in seeing their chill
dren well dressed. Clothing which will
cause expression OF astonishment to fall
from the lips of all beholders, give good
service and be at least ID to 90 per cent
LOWER than elsewhere.
Entirely new styles in Mems Stiff Hats.
Ask to see Mortimer Request us to show
the Chelsea. Inspect critically the
Kempton. Overlook not the beautiful
Beaconsfeld, and don't pass over the
Pampera.
Full line Furnishing Goods and Boys
Waists.
We cannot say more than that we
guarantee all goods sold and give entire
satisfaction and strictly One Price to all
or money refunded, and to be sold cheap.
or than any other House.
|heCanton One Price Clothing Co.
At 10, Il and "A West TuscaraWas Street,
Opera Block, Canton, Q.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-22
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Quotations Of tho Money, stock, Produce
and Cattle Markets, April 10.

ana cattle Markets, April 10,
NEW YoRG- Money . per cent, Exchange
firm. Governments firm,
Currency SKIES ls7J6 bid foun coupons, ieoItI
fours anda halfa, IVA bid
The stock market opened duh and weak prlcei
showing declinca ranging from VI to " per cent,
but on subsequent buying by tho bull cllquei
prices not only recovered the decline by midday
but fractional advance had been reached. The
market Ia now duh but steady, with prices bui
little changed from Saturdays.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-22
WANTED,

A Good Farm Hand, for month";, familiar with ali
kinds Of tarin work. fenoe mahnr, 40. ApplJ NJ once
o. !. D0UDs Dentist,
NJ Canton, ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-22
Executors Notice.

Notice ID beroby even that the undersigned has been
duly appointed aud qunnsd a Executor Of the estate
Of Jamea Blents, lAte Of ptait COUNTY, ohio, decd
Aproi DIV ALDmRtUH q. Hi,nNfH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-22
Rebeooa Fisher Of ~,
DeiendAnta,
Saturday The 22d day Of May, A.D. 1886,

At Qua O'Clock D. m thA following described real estate
FREQ Of tbs wer Of ebnooa flhher tho widow OF said
SAMUEL flthtr lheren, tewll situate n STARK eoun.
", stale Of nhiO aud being part OF TITO DOIthweal
quart Of section numher twuntynine (eD), In Town
snip number eleven az, In range number ton n0l,
ana osgnnns ~ hs S0weSt eiasr nn SI saa qA,a
four (D links 10 pOAtl thence north forty (a0) ohaina
aud LINKS 20 tho northern boundary OF said quarter
uSs Soi q tGISS Ss So aaa aaS "ass
thence south Ty (i0) chains ana nlne (D) links 70
tho place OF beginnna containing sixty l6O) acres OF
land
Also tho north half OF fractional section number thr
y (b0l Ia said t0wnahp, estimated 10 contain aI acres
being iha same premises o0nW yed by decd from Joseph
Mlher ana wlie 70 samuel Fisher dated september
eilh lBi2 and recorded IN volume hb pages i0l and
1893 Of tho Records OF said stark county,
Also 70 or right Of way described AZ iollowI stu
Ate In sugar Creek township, IN said stark county
known ~ section R range W, nwnhhip III, beahnlng
al stone Que chain from lhs soolhens. oo,nrr o. Wns
thence north, nfleen (bl minutes west four az chains
and eight M links 10 post the same belnl tho south
corner Of fractional seelln 10 thence n,Lth. Two ny
between sections 20 ana 30 fourteen lil ohane aud
hfty one lbl) links 70 q hlontl thence south, elghy
90 "a st ues' ISsncs souh a IVA s n asSesa Ana ye s
minutes We6t fourteen (la) chains And hfly 0ne lbD
llnhal thence south iilleen (lb) minutes east iolr
~ a ssnyGpe Oa ~ hs nso0 AZ sob,ssnS
heyenywo 7s) perohea Of land, DO tho same mora or
loda,
said pyemlaea arc TO be sod At not less than two,
thirds Of their appraised value ara upon tho following
terms tOwt One third cash on dty Of hale Oneihlid
Ia One JeAr and the remaining Onethrd IN Two JeAh
from tho dAI OF aalo, deferred ymeniA 10 10 on Inter
ea from day OF sale ana DO secured by nfnt mortgage
on tho premises sold,
ApprAliod At taibI -
JOHN J. BOHLAFfLY,
Administrator Of Samuel Flsher, deCos a.
E n DOwuIL AttOIDey Apt9a,hW
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-22
BRICK FOR SALE.

All kinds Of Iirck for building, Paving and other
purposes Can deliver ON board earn aud receive aps
cal freight rates 70 MI polnia Write Tor prices
N. MERLE,
Louisville. Ohio.
rine Picture GALLERY Tor rcn, No other gallery IN
town. Address A. above. apriit
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-22
Cincinnati.
FLOUR-Fanoy, SllbDLls; family, a.

Nincinnhti.
FLouR-Fanoy NiS9Lio; family, $500
LiO,
WlIEAT-No o red. ae(es9, No. &, $4,000.
ooRN-No, . mixed, SGalt9OOi No, mixed.
e0Ik0p91c
6ATs-No. . mixed, ol@sly1c; No, Y mixed,
aN03g|to, No. . white, 9lDJSJEc
PoRR-Famly, Si0isIkC0lO,5i regular, t0,n
BA0dN-short clear adoa t5pO@s,OS.
LARD Kettle, W0OMc
cHEEsE.prine 10 choice Ohio, O6loOi New
York, l2Dl2lSc,
POULTRY Choice full grown Chickens, ta5op
800; ducks, ta'bOgi,OOi geese S5O0@5,5O por
doLsn live turkeys, To-
WOOL-Unwashed medium clothing, 9a0230i
fno merlno, lagl0cj common, lagllc; hoeco'
washed medium clothing, BlpsDO, oOmbng, 40
800, fno merino X aud XXX, ~ be0O burr and
cots, i7paoi tub washed, 990ici pulled, NO
700,
HAY-No. timothy, tia,5oDi9.o) No, g. tii.5O
qi20Ji mixod, lOCN,pi05O, prairie, ts00GO0Ol
wheat, oats aud rye straw, S7OOitS60
CATILE-uOod to choice butchers, tlOO1l 7bi
fair, fJOOIg5,1ti common, taOOOlsb; atockors
and feeders, S.7SI9loi yoarllngs and calves,
HOGS Selected butchers, NiBeiSO, fair 10
good packing, fi,tOlpta5; fair " good light $3.50
(0t0Oi common, ~ 8,iO,03sO, oulla, lg0O,O935
BHEEP-C0mmon 70 fair, S9.b0lti, 70, good 10
choice, VI, 10000 ~; common 70 fair lambs g. 300
800, good 10 choice, b.OONbb
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-22
Now York.

WHEAT-No, I red, state i,0Oc, No, y rod winter
April, Qlho; May, Wgc; June, $3.50, July, Qil 40.
UoRN-hIKed, April iO9sci May ioysci June,
t0ihc,
OATS No, White state lSc; No . 1910.
CATTLE SluIOOO par 100 lbs, live weight
HOdn 81, &c. N per lOJ lbs
SHEEP g,i0 pOr l0J lbs live weight
COTTON Qdr, Mlddling uplandi, gic do
Orleans, Nv Npril, va; May, p.S, June, 0yl,
july ONi Aus,ist, adl; Svplt nber, U,Js, octo'
ber, pyl NuNcdOrr, y o. December, p,ga
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-22
Legal Notice.

John j, fchl MY, Administrator
VI tho Estate OF
Samuel Flsher, deceased, order OF Bale from
Palntif, Probate Court OF
vs. WaJno oo, Ohio,
Reboooa Fisher Of ~,
DeiendAntar
IN obedience 10 an order a. sAe, ~ the atOye action
Issued hy the Probate Court OF Wayne county, ohio,
will oteI Tor aale At public yendue the premises on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-22
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.
Saturday, May Sth, 1886,

In pursuance Of m order OF the Probate Court Of
STARK county, ohlo will oer Tor sale At public Auo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-22

Within two miles Of MsntuA station tho we'll known
Grain and Potato market OF tho Western Reserve
nanlhina
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