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Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1889-10-12
INVENTOR EDISON.
He Comes Home Bristling With
Ideas.

lutaSs
The reporter scrambled up the gang
plank of the Champagne and was cor
daily greeted by Mr., Edison, who
beamed with almost boyish delight at
having reached America again.
"Nou have had a glorious time?" be-
gan the visitor,
"A pretty hard time, call it," an
swered the Wizard" as his mind re.
verted to the Inequalities that had been
showered upon him. THE banQuets
ruined my Digestion he went on. at
will take me several weeks to get it
again into order"
What did you like most abroad"
Paris" was the quick answer.
paris is beautiful. London was too
slow, and did not like it. The Champs
Elysees, | think, is the handsomest
street ] ever saw"
"What did you think of the people
over there|
ooh! They are all dead! Simply
walking around to save funeral ex-
penses."
"What do you intend to invent next"
An amused smile came into Mr.. Edi-
son face before he answered:
well, have several things in my
mind. One is a machine that will per
nit two people talking over the tele-
phone to see each other through an
electric wire. This would be done, of
course, over the wire"
as such thing possible"
Certainly, and believe can do it"
"You said several things Will you
mention another
Again the Wizard smiled as he spoke.
81 may do something with an air
ship, believe that the people Who
have tried balloons are wrong. They
want to go too high. l think | can
make car of very thin steel that
would ascend to height of twenty or
thirty feet, and be made practically
available. One great thing is to get it
once started up into the air. Once it is
| up in the air the amount of pressure
required to continue its velocity is al
most nothing"
"Of steel?"
ooh, yes. 1t would be tubed all
through, and big enough to carry one
man and the mail"
what velocity would it attain p
81 think about 100 miles an hour,
using compressed air"
"ls there anything else y asked the
now thoroughly astounded visitor.
81 have given some attention." Mr.
Edison answered carelessly, ''to ex-
tracing steam power from coal direct.
A big boat like this one only gets about
Eight per cent. of the steam power con.
tanned in the coal consumed. My idea
is to do away with boilers and so forth,
| and transfer the power directly from
the coal to the dynamo"
"Are you taking up any new sub.
jects?"
II am reading a seven-volume novel;
Every day when have finished dinner
that only takes five minutes--I read
| Watts Dictionary of Chemistry. | have
read these volumes a dozen times al.
ready, and now / am going over them
again"
with what idea?"
"To apply chemistry to all industrial
sciences"
"What is your ultimate intention in
that respect"
Il want to make things artifcially."
could you make gold, for instance p
81 think So" answered the Wizard
gravely; "but I'd rather make leather
There is more money in It,
With these astonishing facts in his
possession the visitor said Goodbye,
and Mr.. Edison hurried away, anxious
to reach his home at Llewellyn Park
where his lovely little daughter, Made
leine, but whom her father always calls
TOO Sweet" was awaiting him, Morn
ing Journal.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1889-10-12

Mrs. Emily Smith, a niece of ex-
Senator Thomas F. Bayar and prom
inent society woman of Baltimore, COM
mitted suicide at her residence in that
city. Her husband found her dead,
grasping in her right hand the pistol
with which she had shot herself.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1889-10-12

No trace has been found of the man
who placed the dynamite bomb in Scan
Ian & Co.'S abbatoir. The police have
made no arrests.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-10

CINCINNATI, Oct, A,-One OF the lafg'
eat Democratic meetings ever htld ln
this CITY aasembed Wednesday even
ing IN Cinolnnalla opera house, 70 near
James %, Campbell, IL was his hfhl
appearance here ana he should
DO proud OF his reception, 49,
fore tho meeting opened " became
Whiapefed about that q sensation
of a htaftling nature was % be sprung
ana tho audience was on up toe hhd
II came, During his mastery hnafhhh
MIR, Campbell produced u letter dattd
Jane h, 1850, AZ Detroit, slgned by ueo
II, Topp, chairman OF Tue ltepnplloAn
county executive committee ana pfehl
dent OF the Cincinnati board OF public
affairs. ltwaa addressed 10 George H.
Campbell, the well known gravel con
traetnp, aud asked h'm ~ make out his
bills FOR gravel sold the city for % cents
pef yard NJ sl per yaid because Mr.
Campbell had a0ld Ills gravel 100 low
aud Il was we'll worth III 10 the oity"
This done, Mr.. Campbell waH aiktd 10
remit mo In cash 10 futin'Bpy tho 70
oenta per yard extra and 30 arrange
your bills that they VIII not run over
$500 each"
1he reading Of this letter produced n
profound aen6atiou which giew INTO u
fuTOTe OF excitement when MT, Camp
boil announced that Immediate nlepa
would ha taken 10 arrest ahd
prosecute Mr. I0pp with tho tf
pr6fu Intention OF sending him 70 the
penitentiary. 10 ia understood To-
night that Top % alleged derellollon
Wna brought TO Forahera attention Nv
IrOntOn 70 day aud that he NJ ones DO,
oapltated him. TOpp cannot be round
tonight aud 10 ID said IN b0me quarters
that he has loft town, though ltia hard
IN probable. The letter huh created q
6lg sensation which ID telling heavily
against th6 Republicans and making
people woLder II there IA not more rot
tonnoaa IN tho board.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-10
NAVARRO ANGRY
Over the Malicious aud uaeallea Far
Reports
Published IN This CITY on tho zinlrmss'
ter Affair

"Wednesday the assertion was made
NV ths NEWa, DEMOoHAT that II, A.,
Zlnlgma6ter, tho Navarro delanllef,
nad Deeu elected by tho hepuolicahn
placing his name on Their Ticket
Tho information came from u source
Thought 70 be entirely reliable, IL has
Deen found 10 DO an error IN part,
immediately upon the Information u
member OF the News DEMOCRAT etait
was dispatched 70 Navarro W July iii'
yeatigate tho matter,
le found there that Zlnt2masters
name had not been on tho Republican
ticket, Tho Republicans very seldom
have u ticket IN Navarro, what ~
known aa Peoples Ticket 10 put Ia tho
held against the Democrats,
On tho Peoples Ticket ono year ago
wAa tho name of John II. GrOauklauB,
IN opposed " ZlntgmaalBr IN the. ONCE
sought,
Al the spring election this year an.
other Peoples Ticket Waa In lh0 HELD
with no Republican ticket, On that
ticket was lhe nam0 OF William Han
son. Zlntzmaater waA elected.
Zlnl2masler was u pleasant lellow 10
meet, was we'll acquainted Win Ma
yarrileh, aud was considered u prom D.
ing young man by men VI all parties,
Whon hin nomination was announced
for office he received handsome sup
port, both from Democrats ana hepuD'
llcane.
soma Republicans any that had II
not been for the great Republican sup
port no received he could not have oeon
elected,
But this 10 no reasou why liepubll'
cans should be held responsible for hls
downfall Neither should Democracy
bo held responsible for hia aOtlOnB.
The general feeling In Neyarro over
the sensational articles published by u
"boOde" sheet In this city Ia one OF an
ger. Prominent Republicans asserted
10 the reporter that they voted for IlnlS'
master and that no political capital can
be made out OF the affair
Tho report that MIR Hlni2master had
refused TO make good any iorgerioD OF
his aOn Ia false. Mr.. Hinl2maBter states
that all clalmB have been made good.
lie said his son had gone wrong but
In several forgerleo he felt that other
persona had done the same. lleintend'
ed to have few Investigations made
aud push the case 10 the end
lle also stated that his son never
raised tho certificate OF deposit from ~
10 5000. lle had tho certificate foi
four dollars. When asked by MIR
Rosche about the money he displayed
tho certificate aud stated he had the
money IN the bank. Mr. Roache said
he didn't have his glasses and didn'l
look az the certilc ,te,
Mr. Zinlzmaster says his son inform
ed him no had transferred the certificate
% u friend on u debt OF four dollars and
that 10 only called Tor four dolluiy.
He has not yet net any one who car
state truthfully that the certificate has
been raised,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-10

A drying box on ths amo principle may
be constructed Ia which 10 place soap In
such case tho door should bo provided with
a lock aud key, and w top should have two
inch tin tube connection with Kitchen iluc 10
that tho soap smell may bo drawn out Of the
room, In this way tho soap would become
very dry aud hard, aud could be- moro eco
nomically used, The advantage OF having
convenient place for this mntorIol, which Ia
no difficult ~ store In large quantities because
OF tho odor which IL attached 70 III presence,
win bc appreciated II soap we're purchased
by the box, placed In ono OF these drying ~
ooptaclcs, cxpeneo,would bo saved both on &C.
count Of tho reduction IN cost OF the original
purchase and its moro economical uso because
Of its being hard and dry from being stored
Tho dry box first mentioned IA particularly
attractive because VI thoair Of ntatncss which
II ndds 90 n kitchen II affords u convenient
and proper place In which to put things.
Articles which should bo put IN n dry box are
commonly placed under kitchen sink or In
some out OF the way place whore they do not
dry, aud hence often become muJty II ex'
posed TO Wow they are unaghtlyi otherwise
they ars never dry Ia II, GinsoN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-10
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

HoUaHToN, Mich, March l,-ISpec
ial Two men were instantly killed
ana another fatally injured, aud TWEEN
ty.slx others more or less hurt at the
bottom OF the Calumet aud Hecla per
pendicular shaft yesterday. One OF the
minerB accidentally struck an unox'
plOded charge OF dynamite with his
pick. There were twenty.six miners 40
work In the vicinity. All were more
or less Injured. The accident took
place one thousand feet underground.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Oct. 4--[Special, /
Republicans will attempt TO throw out
enough votes In Silver Bow and Deer
Lodge counties TO overcome the present
Democratic majority In Montana. Four
hundred warrants have been sworn out
against Democrats IN this county IN
grounds for contest are being sought In
other counties. There IN great excite.
ment over the 0ituaton.
PAW PAW, W. Va, OCT. 4,-ISpeclal !
Tho old HLtleld.MoCoy feud has
broken out again and at least three
more lives have boeu sacrificed IN n
bloody vendetta which has now lasted
over seven years, The last shooting
occurred at marriage nt the farm
houee OF Peter McCoy. His daughter
was to become the wife OF John Hand,
u relative NJ tho Hatfield gang, and
members of both factions had sworn TO
prevent the union. Hand had never
been connected with the disputes OF the
factions and refused TO recognize the
leaders. Tuesday night the bridal
party assembled IN McCoy's house and
lust as young Hand and Miss Mccoy
stood before the minister volley was
poured through tho window which kill
cd both of them and fatally wounded
the clergyman. There is the most in
tense excitement over the affair,
LEXINGTON, Ky, Oct. A. Especial J.
Indefinite reports reach here OF an uc-
cident nj tunnel No, 20 on the Cincin.
natl Southern railroad, near Somerset,
KY II is reported that n passenger
train ran into freight in the tunnel,
and several lives were Lost. No partic'
ularB as yet.
WARREN, Oct. A.. The executive
committee Of the Garfield Club met In
this city yesterday to arrange for the
next anniversary celebration of Gar.
fields birthday. Ashtlbula was select
ed as the place.
READING, Pa Oct A-lSpecial.l 1.-The
cattle disease In tho upper part Of this
county IL assuming somewhat alarming
proportions and there 10 q great deal OF
aVorn nhano otnN uVnnnu forpnara nunr itu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-10

very rapidly with h0rhe hitGhed 10 a
Taad cart, which frightened MI, heldefa'
horse, Tho horse did not attempt ~
run away until II succeeded IN kicking
the buggy 70 pieces and hr sheldera on
the breast, ipiuTlng him severely IL
then jumped picket fence and ran Ia
10 barn belonging TO MI Wurlz'
NEW YORR, Oct Especial IA
daslardly Htltmpt was madethla morn.
lng 10 elbw up The alaughler house Of
j, q q. heanl0n In West F0rlieth street
Luckily no lives we're lost, though the
explosion caused wild excitement, The
bomb was thrown through an open
window, and debris OF AL sorts was
thrown over the men NJ work,
RooHEaTER, N, Y, Oct g. Special
The hnttling works Of u, liueh ~
Penn Van, were destroyed by iife early
this morning, The loss is $4,000, part
ly Insured.
CHICAGO, oct 9,-ISpeolal Word
has BEEN received here that w, y Moi,
No aud sister, MIS-, George MidletCr, OF
Tennessee, Hancock county this State,
have been notified that they arc hhlrh
70 tho celebrated Moft estate 10 Ire
land, are entitled n one hllh OF the
estate valued NJ 9i00O0NOO Ia an In
teryiew Mr., MollIt admitted tho truth
OF the report
MONTPELIER, Ind, OCT, a. Bennie,
the hix'year old son Of Philip Robbins,
while playing on tho school ground
with his aiat6r ran against her and
burated his head, causing death limit
dlately
BUFFALO, Oct, g. Special, J. The
Jury IN tho case OF General Lester Is
Faulkner, charged with wreeking the
Dansyille bank, brought In q verdict OF
guilty this morning,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-10

tbey were afterM ards married. Ny
grandfather was not Mason, and lhe
paradox Of a wife who had tho right 70
no out 10 lodge and the husband who
did not, exlsled for the first time.
III. speaking OF her the Inhabitants
said sha was a'IIaTO' | did not know
what they meant, but on asking for al
explanation they told mo II was spelled
Hero
La speaking Of lilamey Castle, Mrs
Sherwood says ~ lhlnk | have The
proud distinction Of heing tho only
woman who WIS ever let down Va the
iron cradle from ihe baltlement OF
Illarney castle and kissed the keystone
of Tho arehed window, known 40 the
lllaTney stone. The old way OF letting
yenlurAOmo tourists down by hanging
10 the heels has pasted out OF use, and
modern invention has designed the
cradle which speak Of and though II
yet requires some hlTtnglh 1f nerve 10
make the descent, tlh q great Improve
ment over the old way,
"fha story OF my ancestors beeom'
log q Mason 10 believed by all the pe0
pie In Newmilna, and Is current story
in Ayr ana AVOndale, aud have no
reason 10 doubt H."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-10

a hItchon dry box 10 small receptacle Tor
drying scrub rays, scrub brushes aud other
kitchen articles Of that character II is a
box witch II fastened 10 tho wall near The
kitchcn range one inch augcr bol,r are
borcd through iis top aud bottom and shelves
aud thus there s n passage Of warm air up
ward, through aud out Of the box AZ all times
when there Is heat In tho Kitchen range In
this way q great many unslghtly articles
which naturally belong 10 the kitohen may
br put out " sight and Ht tho same tlmo bt
prcerycd In good condition, The front Of
tho box ~ provided with door. The cut
shows an elevation or front Of the boz with
the door opcn, On ono bldo there are hooks
There Is shelf a. the top and compartments
on one side Thus thoi0 may DO complete
classification and separation Of articles In
general use,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-10
Increasing Tho burden of Ilvlne.

Very fow people ure fully aware Of the dlf
ference In the amount Of labor involved In
caring for modern house as compared to
that which belonged to the smaller ono, Peo
pie OF moderate income should, u they wish
TO bc comfortable, have q compact house, II
Is true Of s,p'h people, however, that they
usually follow tho lead OF wealthy noighbors
IN the extravngunt use Of hall space, the elias.
sincation Of the house into u large number Of
rooms aud . general spreading out in way
to largely increase tho burden OF living
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-10
"a oonsumptlon 1nOurablop 2

Read the following: Mr. G. II. Nor.
ris, Newark, Ark, says. "Was down
with abscess OF lungs, and friends ana
physicians pronounced me an incurahle
consumptiye Began taking Dr. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, am
now on my third bette and able to
oversee the work on my farm. 1t is the
finest medicine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, O., says
"Had II not been for DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption / would
have died of Lung Troubles. Was
given up by doctors. Am now In best
OF health" Try It. Sample bottles
free at Durbrin, Wright d Cos, drug
store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-10
CANTON. NOV. SN, al BARNETT HOVSE
MaaSlllon, Nov. 10th, at Conrad House
Alliance, Nov. 18th, NJ Chase House


NNN NNNNNM on w. ~NNh '"'h NFsNf ""ffHf"
Ihla eminent German specialist frgn nerlln
positively ouiea oil diseases ol The rye, haf,
Nose Throat and Lnnga after All olhprnthll, ITO
bas cured niOie eases VI iillndness, DnAineaa,
pAtarTh, ThfOat And Lung diseases NuAh any
UyinF phyaCihu,
Cjhro2io Diseaaes of the I've, such
hs Gfnnniated ilda, Chronic innnmmnlon ot
the .ldh Of tho iria OF the ChUt0id, VI the ilets
inAi ChfOnio uloOrationa, hpAtnp oi The lAan,
CAnoerOf the LIDS aud Eye, Tears running over
tho Cheeks, Dhy aud Night hllndncta, furulunt
or hallerlnR aoie Eyrs' NonotlhupM olhuM
PhlyctOnular Ophthnlmin, Opaullitn o. MIX
white ApOta on the Eye, ulhnp0ma or Cupplng
Of the Nerve, Amaurpala, Failing Qnl oi lAhlc9i
Sores, iiednesaot Edgca ot Lldu ana EytH, hnd hl
therdlaeahos 10 which the eye 10 appendhgoa
are liable, poitlye and rapid curog guaranteed
Har Troubles aro curcd by nE tHlm IN hn
AAt0nlahlngly quick time, Ito VIII relieve YOU
VI all rOarlng, hlehlnR hnd rlty.ng gnpitu, hchyl,
nca., lch,nk paul t9nHpE S y.n, wy S,snrd m
will inaeft Artificial Ear pfuinhof hln0Nn Ia
gonton with Aalonsahingly gratifying leunllh,
Roae.-Dr Anlm haa paid particular Atlcns
Sc n" worHt csSoa Of CAIA ReiI even q the
b0nOh have partly been eaten up, icmuvop ios
ypnaby ha now method, without pnini rcsiolpg
Mo honh0 ~ smell and taste, hnd removes icuu
Dlaeaasa or tho Throat and Lunga
arc cured, aud more Autonihhingly good results
have been obtained by Dr, AAlm Than by any
other phyalclan In tho world Ito WIN tcmnye
r0nalla without pain nni l0ea 0l blood, WIN
cure your uloolAtid or grqnpNlcd suic throat,
rosiot0 your lost or cracked voice ~ good w.
ever, guarantee also 10 cure Hay Fever Ahlhs
ma, ni0nrhlla, Winter end Clifonlo topFlm
Dr. Nnlm hat on hia record books enHoH pt con.
sumption which came 20 HIN WIN one lung OF
pntta Of one gOnO. Ito has BY hla treatment
hrnlol un tho rayltlca IN their lungs, and the
pnilonta now bid fair 20 outye any cue Win
iva lunFa,
nR-O0 andeoo DR., Solm NJ thus Welt Con.
sufinilon nnti examination FREE Addroah an
COMMUNICATION 10 Dh, MoNlfH BALM,
Columbus, ONO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-10
aonn.r., rroublon. a. tno uolll. s.rco.

"Caaey's Troubles" NJ tho Hollis Street
We were disappointed with the play
last night. We had expected TO see on.
ly q real river, and donkeys and dogs,
The river and animals were on hand, as
was also a most beautiful play, teach.
ing a splendid moral. II was n sermon
in colors. MisR Kennedy, who, by the
way, is the youngest and most talented
little lady II has been our privilege to
witness since the halcyon days OF Lot.
Ia and Maggie Mitchell, She is des-
tined for a high place in the profession,
IL talent and merit will accomplish IT,.
Mr. Kelcy's comedy work was u relief
from the horse play which has lately
taken possession of our stage, and the
comical duets rendered by Miss Kenne-
dy and himself were demanded over
and over again. Boston Globe,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-10
Divorce Notice.

oooree W, narton, whose place OF reaQence 4 IN.
knowll, late OF salamanca, N, w, WI tMe nouoe
sh"i ~, thn lBlh day OF September, ibsp, IN The
G,,rt of ,,ommon Pleas Of hinrk county, ONO,
NVheye tho action lsn now pending tho unlvfulpheI.
Iortha aTl0n Med hor petition agAlnut ehd vog,pe
NJ naTtOn praying for DIV Ico from Nun, ana iof
,.atnration 10 her former maiden nnlno,
The said George w, Barton IA required 70 answer
aaId petition, In aAld action, MT later than hE w
asAa aiter aeptembhr Or vBlh, 1880, tho date OF the
nrrt ,ibllcat0n of this notice. or such divorce ana
rcliei may bo granted p,prrA nAp.row
WILLIAM j. PiERo, Atty for Petitioner
e0nYD-lW
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-10
Legal Notice.


Henry II. oocting a. Al, DeftA.
uhArln, A. dunn, whoao residence n unknown,
and James w. Call, who resides "a Okla.
holnA lty, Indian rsrritory. WIN TAKE
ilotlco that on tho H0th day Of july lBsp
Aaron Mumhw nlud hiu petition IN the ,Omn,vn
naninbt aald Dlmm, Gail and Others praying i0r We
foreclOaure aud reformation OF mortgage Ado Wy
Henry n. 40, tlnK and WIG and uhnrl,a A. Dlmm
AMI VITA No planiit on Ota w 81 ~ Nv, Ul, BY Ub
Al mi I'M. D1. AZ 40 "A, 40. A. A., ~ ~ and Bl IN
srttio ono Of Dellvv addition 20 tho dlty ~ Canton
county OF stark nn'l ntAtn oi unlo ana on I9t ol
nsnton helng lat nlbb 0f JulA Ana HUnBel'A ndil.
ton IA said city " Canton. IN said county OF stark
Sus $1,000 with interest Al eight por cent from July
W. ,a pS,tv 4, required TO Apawer on or before the
~ ~, .ssninnh thon, AAhON MUMAW.
ssslb.LW Dy THAYHR . aiIsoH, hh Atvv
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-10
JnGnrrls. Tae1 fuDp and aUines IL
titU AtCn0 GUFpE.

I havo bccr usdct Nt "a, Ntmf lJcalrcn
NOV tUr a,u hoaln i0, cAlrb tgNuoaa ant
ringing nolbp lnl'Y aUilrl nov hltulli
ttO.L. can hoAtAt tNr.l Un talnnlf,tml am Zoo
rUehlrd ANY moir with llu tingnt 1iho hcW
nUg tlu cHtHnh, ttpVOlEu rCfU pUt 'WWN Wcl
That rHlnuh Cnh't lO cuw0 ! lt'N lWlnNu
Npll nphln, nftuf ytuMui WnvrlHg rom ihiH IN
,.lloun trouble AhuE AtuAtdii,
New CumbuianN, TJsOatawaA touniYd
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-10
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

In pursuance Of nm order Of the Probate Court Of
stark county Ohio wo viii offer for nalo, NJ public
auction, on
Tuesday, the 10Th day OF October. 1880,
At otlock p, M, upon the premises, tho following
dos rbcd cal estate situate IN tho county of stars,
state Of ohio. tO.wlt Part Of The southwest quarter
Of fractional section number thliu -ino (Bll tOwns
ship number ten (l0), IN range number nine (D),
and bounded ~ fOll0wsi Bcglnnng ~ the southwest
corner " tnli quarter aud runninR thence north
along tho west llno of tho same nineteen OuAlns and
Huvcity@fOur links TO stone IN the highway themeu
tastwsrlly AMI parallel With the houtn line OF said
quafter 10 the east lno NJ the tame. thence a0uth
AlOng the east line OF said quarter nineteen chalua
and seventy -four llntH 70 the southeast corner ~
Hald quarter, thnnce west W nv thu south line Of
tnld qnnricrto the place Of beginning, cOntaluing
eight snvo acres.
Orina of sale -Onc. half In nhpd ono.half Of tho
hnlAnqO IN one year and 0nc-hAlf IN two yopra from
thu dAy of sale with interest on tho deferred pay
mcnt and ~ bo occurred by mortgage on the prcnl-
lBeA Old.
Appraised at pLObo
opio.hw administrator
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-10
SHERIFF SALE.

'A"' gtart County oommoh
prfat MasfamAn stux rieAs 0oaTt
ny virtue of an order ~ sails is.nnl w
mo ftfk NJ me court of common nphh gi ha,t W., W.
fef sAlh NJ puilo 0utrIy ~ Mo door OF thp cohh
house, IN MeolU of canton, on
Saturday, the ieth day Of October, 1885,
thn fotiowinr desoflbed real 0slAte 10, nnmhrr
eoven "a. M lhe town VI WAyuuabunlh, hlAfk ennn.
III ihlO N ulu same IA doaoIlusd npun mo plA' "
ald town
Appraised toi00o
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-10
PITTSBURG'S
JEWELRY Store.
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We call attention 10 our "pur-
chasera' MD Book" which wo
have Just is6uod. II contains q
complete list Of what will bo found
in our stock, together with some
useful hints and suggestions to
purchasers Of Wedding or Holiday
GIFTS.
Wo mail II to any ono on appli-
cation.