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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

The city ambulance WIS called TO the
Tredegar Irou-W orks yeslerdly evening at
5:4j o'clock 10 a cOlored man WAC wa, taken
WIKI cramps. caused by beng oterhcatcd.
He was carried 10 his home on Jackson
ward, and Dr. Henson, the phy,icnn ia
charge Of The ambulance, prescribed f0r hlm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

road, where they took the train for Norfolk.
and to-day they will leave on the New ioik
steamer for = trip North.
The bride, who was attired in DARK
travelling suit, Is much beloved by the resi-
dents Of Charles City, where she has been
a prominent figure In society for severai
years.
Captain Cunningham Is well known in
connection with the Jnmes-river improve
ment work and has hosts OF friends. lie ls
the Youngest brother OF Captain Frank W.
Cunningham, City Collector.
GARY-NOORE.
Mr.. e. Park Gary and Miss Lula VI. Moore
were married al O'Clock Monday alter
noon at the residence Of the brides father
No. 22Og east Broad street. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Lewis W. Burton
rector OF II. JOhl's Episcopal church, assist
ed by the Rev. a. B. TiZzard, rector oil
Trinity Episcopal church, Chesterfield coun-
ty, who conducted the same ceremony for
tie brides parents twenty-five years ago.
The marriage was witnessed by a large as
sembly OF relatives aud friends. The par
lors were beautifully decorated with flowers
After an elegant collation. the bridal party
accompanied by the brides uncle, Mr.. W. =
Moore. his vile and daughter OF Detroit
Mich, who came on especially to be present
at the happy eyenD, and Mr.. L. W. Moore
and Miss Alice Moore. the brides brother
and sister, Left on the $40 i. N. train Tor
Oh Point and trip North.
The brlde IS an attractive young lady,
She Is the oldest daughter Of one of our
wholesale merchsnts-Nr. j. :. Moore.
The groom is popularity known in the city
and is the son Of MIR. n. +. Gary and has
been an 0ti9cte OF the Chesapeake aud Ohio
railway foc several years.
The bride was the recipient OF many beau
t!ful and costly presents. The usbers were
Mr.. Ernest w. Moon and Mr.. j. f. Mayer,
Tr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

With regard to the ruinor that petition
Is soon 10 be circulated asking for another
local-OptlOn election, prominent temper
ance man, who knows nearly every move
ment OF his people here, said last night that
there was no such present purpose as far rs
he could learB.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
Ihe Kentucky Darby.

The great Kentucky Derby will te run
Thursday, May 9th. Proctor Knott and all
the great three-yearolds 10 compete. A
full description OF the race while being run.
LEE 4 Co..
Turf Exchange, south Twelfth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
XhA EireniAn

Richmond Council. No. B. Virginia Fire.
mems Association, held meeting 10 the
Huslings-COurt room last night. The elec-
lion of delegates 10 the Norfolk Convention
was postponed until the 99th instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
Richmond ana seven p,u.. Railway.

1ho new schedule on the Richmond and
Seven Pines railway, which went into effect
Msy ,ih. is decided Improvement on the
old schedule. n !, gwen 900 detail e.sc-
"a mere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
school superinsessest&
To The Editor Of The Dispatch:

To the tditOr OF the Dtps'cn:
VIII you he Kind enough 10 inform me
through your columns on what date and
where will the Board Of Educatisn meet for
the purpose OF appointing superintsndents
OF schools for the coming termi
Very truly yours. c. W. ID.
RICHMOND, Va, Nay q. 1889.
The day has not yet been decided upon
nor the place. Superintendent Buchanan
says II viii probably be about May 18th, and
the datc Will be determined x-seon as he can
confer with Governor Lee and Attorney
General Ayers, the other members Of the
bOard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
Mnstiura Conf.

Jndse Wit returned TO the city Yesterday
,,o,nioo and was upon the bench IN the
Hastings Court during the day. Nothing
WAS done beyond setting casesfor trial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

Re sure to 90 10 LEVY 3 DAVIS tor your Druss
Goods. They show the largest assortment In tho
city and their prices are always the lowest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

The ncande,ccnt lights were simply exc
cradle last night.
The great improvements promised by Mr.
Flynn months ana months ago have not ma
terfaliIcd u. vet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

The Nevada will bee repeated ~ the Thea
tre tonight and the proceeds viii be- tcr the
benefit OF the Cnurcn OF the sacred Heart.
The play l- a good one and should attract a
cnn0 aulIpnrn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

UNPRECEDENTED. The ySst concourse OF peO-
pie that daily seek our wonderful bargains
in Shoes. slippers, and Trunks prove that
we are IA earnest.
NAYS CLOISG-OUr SALE,
60s Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

our stock oi Tan and Ru,sot High snd
Low shoes. save 53 gr cent. ana buy them
at NAY, tiO-ING-Dlr ~AIF.
go, Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

For II.

1T QUICKENs MERCANTILE CARE WHEN
A MERCHANT KNOWS He IS SELLISG AT A
PROFIT-JUSr And FAIR To HIMSELF.
WHEN HE KNOWS MOREOVER. THAT EVEN
WITH THAT PROFIT HIS GOODS ARE so
VALUABLE THAT the PRICE TO CUSTOM
ERS Is JUST AND FAIR
THAT Il THE SrlNULANr OF WISE SER
VICE. 1T Is THE BASIS OF GOOD TINES ~
BUSINESS.
THERE IL NOTHING CHEERING OR IN
yITING To A CUSTOMER IN FREQUENT or
FERs OF CLOTHING THAT HAS ruMBLED
FROM ITS FIRST PRICE TO ABOUT FIFTY
CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
NOR DOES IT HELP HIM TO THE PRINCE
PAL THING HR WANTS TO KNoW-Is 1T
GOOD QUALITY AND WE'LL MADE?
We ARE FREE TO STATE AS MAKERS OF
The CLOTHING WE SILL THAT VIZ MAKE A
PROFIT on OUR GOODS. WE COUNT NO EF-
FORT TOO GREAT TO MAKE II rHE VERY
BEST.
YET BY DEALING DIRECTLY WITH you
WE CAN SELL IT AT A LOWER PRlcKTuAS
USUAL FOR the BEST CLOTHING AND MAKE
THAT PR0FIfi
wEuAyE AN EYETo A DIG BUSINESS As
WELL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
TIHEYLEAyE FOR mEuPHIs.
Departure or the Delegates 90 the
neutharn aaptist Convention.

Tue southern Baptist Convention, which
held its meeting last year in the First
church. this city. will meet in snnual se--
sion in Memphis, Tenn, Friday morning
the 10th instant at o'clocb.
The body viii hold its meetings in the
First church of that city, which is very
large snd elegant ediire. The convention
will probably be in session Tor four days, ex-
elusive OF SUNDAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

North or >oIib, last or West. wherever
ycu y0. call zoe tle sahoro.o ani YOU VIII DO
sure t) get the best i-cent cigsr made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
The G0ysrnor.

Governor Lee has not returned from New
York. II was said at the manson last night
that ne will reach home tOsday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
The Attoruey-cenerai.

Attorney.General Ayers returned 10 the
city yesterday after an absence OF several
days In New York and Scott county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

The SabOroso Cigar is sold on its merits.
Rival manufacturers ny 10 initiate II but
fan
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

PoND's EXTRACT. Large sums ~ money
sre spent by the afflicted 10 lind relief from
Piles Ponds Extract cures piles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

The Common Council at MS meeting Mon
day night acted upon 1f7 resolutions in ad'
dit,on 10 disporrg OF three ordinances, a
numuer oi petitions. and routine work.
In addition 10 the resolution published In
tbe Dispatch Yesterday as coming from the
Street COMMITTEE and adopted by the Com
mon Council the committee prcseuicd 4
manuscript report, from which The follow
ing provisions are copied;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

To enjoy life you must have good health; 20
keep good health drink DR.. Henleys Celery.
Beef, and iron.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

Give LEVY & DAVIS a call whom YOU are 10
want Of anything in ths Way u Gentlenen's
Furnishing Goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

Mr. Otway :. Allen said be was IN favor OF
Ne cemetery being closed (as snocAoel -
ai persons except owners OF seet'ous anu
meinbefs Of ibeir families aud sueh persons
ts hold tickets Of admission.
non READY 10 REPoKT.
Al this polat in the discussion the Com.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

sion IN Memphis, Tenn, FRIDAY morning
the 10th instant at o'clock.
The body viii hold its meetings in the
First church Of that city, which is very
large snd elegant ediire. The convention
will probably be IN session ior FOUR days, eX-
elusive OF SUNDAY.
HOW COMPOSED.
The body will he composed Of representa-
nycs from churches Of this denomination
throughout All OF the state, from Mary
TO Texas. both inclusive, and will embrace
perhaps five or six hundred Baptist ministers
and iaymcn. Besides these, there will be
many visitors. The Virginia churches are
perhaps entitled TO send as many As one hun
dred aud twenty-five delegates, but not
more than ffty or sixty will be in attend
ance, aud perhaps vcrv large per cent. of
this number 20 from Richmond and the
other cities Of the Commonwealth.
u PULLMAN CARS.
Attached 10 the wcst-bound train on the
Chesapeako and Ohio rosd which pulled ont
from the Seyeutcenth.streel depot al 500
O'Clock last night were several elegant Pull
man cars, two OF which were chartered Tor
the Bsptisis. These were pretty nearly fun
when they left Richmond. having. In addi-
lion TO the many delegates from here,
quite number from Norfolk, Ports
mouth. Berkley, and that section
Of the state. The Maryland and
District Of Columbia delegations were TO
take this train AZ Charlottesville, and beside,
these it was expected that there would bc
other accessions along the route. 50 that
when sne train reaches its destination Thurs
day about dinner time It viii have aboard a
very large cueo of the representatives OF
thl. branch OF the Christian family. Those
persons going from the northern states Will
take separate Pullman ears a, Baltimore or
Washington.
RICHMOND DELEGATES.
The following persons went from Rich
mond, but not all by the Chesapeake ana
Onto route, some few Of them having LEFT
earlier IN the day via Petersburg aud the
Norfolk and Western: Rev. y. t. Belts Rev.
II. y. Bell Rev. George cooper, j. d., Rev
:. G.. Clop'on. Rev A. l.. dickinson, ID. D.,
Il. II. Ellctt and wife, II. Il. Eilgson. l.. W.
Gates, Rev. i. b. Hutson, VI. +. Hudnall,
Rev. william J.. Hatcher, u. d., and Wllc,
Professor H.. II. Harris, james Leigh Jones,
Rev. ". W. Lmdrum, d. d., A. Open
hmcr, Rev. Il. II. Pit. Alonzo J.. Phillip,
Rev. John Pollard, y. D.. pr. George b..
steel. Rev. II. A. Upper, u. d., and Jack
son b. Wood.
RECEPTION AT LOUISVILLE.
The delegation which lett here last night
will reach Louisville, KY, where the CON
vention met tWO or three wears ago, about
$40 O'Clock this evening and will be ne st
the depot 10y reception committee and es-
corted 10 the large hall Of the southern
Theological Seminary, where they viii mold
a reccptiOn until I230 4. NJ, when the train
leaves for Memphis.
Among those who left with The Richmond,
ers were Thomas j. Nottingham, OF Nors
folk; Rev. George j. Holiday OF Berkleyi
Rev. 1noma. :. DunawaY. ID. D., OF Iredc-
ncksbuIg; Rev. r.. t.. Acree, X NJ. DoDic,
and l.. A. Hartley, OF Petersburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

Smoke the original saooroso Cigar. Nc
trash. Handmade. SC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

six limitations Of the Saboroso Cigar In the
market. II you want quality smoke the
original.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

received dlily A Rcueer'- Rc.taurlnt

Jasper l.. Rowe /. southern AGENT for the
renowned >lb0roso Cigar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

Whom looking Tor Ladir. Dress Goois cal On
Levy q DAVIS snd you viii 0ui thc iafses. and
best a--oltod siorA u COTS r.ty, and al rle lowest
r,ri.a4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

Babr-,auIago-. the t-s' manufactured. csn
be had ~ tlr lowest prices at LEVY a DAVIS RI,
vao nte agents f,r tns -ei,nrat,I Whitney ,ar-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

Nr. Page said that from WHIST be had
l.id 0n tue outside tie matter seemed 10
Dave gone into q personal contest for the
.perniendeucy. Nha, be- wanted was that
0 cemetery be- Kept iu decent order IL
a1ufd he 30 p0hced that roughs cannot
o.rcregate around and throw mud upon
fe tog,Y.toues aud otherwise deiacc them.
TIE rfogpds have not bali enough police
lie ,ys. ready. he said. 90 DO bis part TO
brrs& up the pic.nics IN Hollywood. lie
Was very sorry 10 see toe squabble for Office.
li the pfeseut Superintendent Is efficient let
hn remain; il he is not put IN some one
Gre.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
rnn oAnyAna roR apnAKmR.

The Strength Of tho Various Candidates
by btntoH,
WAmnNOroE, Nov. -, The following
III tho relative htrcugth Of the ynWOuh
cnndIdAtca for Speaker nH estimated 10y
those who have been watching the contculi
Votca In Republican caucusDa, lOO,
Necessary 10 q choice 80,
Nutus IN kupubucm caucus 40 Necessary ioA
choice IS,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
LOCAL HISTORY.
Desperation aud mnd OF onoo Prominent
Family OF Canton.

hhhAN9 VI NNhNHNs
There arc many renders Of the News.
ID gMooRAT who remember Jacob Snln,
the pioneer druggist OF Canton -apotlo'
cary, as II was called IN early. days, Ho
ha ,cunlrCd knowledge OF the drug
business In Germany, chmo TO America
soon after attaining his majority, settled
In Somerset Pa, married niece OF Gen,
Morgan OF Revolutionary fame, ana unit
cd with the religious denomination known
aa Tunkcrs
In 1919, with family Of nine children,
ak boys and three girls, he Loft Somerset
for Ohio. In crossing the mountains, ono
o. tho boys fell from tho wagon and was
killed.
On his arrival IN Canton, ho secured u
tWo-siOry frame building owned by Jacob
s 'hlbssOr, corner OF Seventh aud Public
Saunrc, on tho same ground now occupied
hy Durbln, Wright a Co, llo remained
thcro two years, then purchased the prop
crty, frame building, corner OF Tuscara-
was and Walnut, now known ng tho
Wlntorhnltcr corner, whore ho continued
In the drug business during the rcnnlnuor
of his stay In Cnnton. Tho children OF
the family were John, Solomon, Samuel,
Eli, Benjamin, Lovi, Lena, Charlotte ana
John aaalstod his father IN the drug
atoro until ho attained his majority and
for several years after Whom he com
moncod business for himself, he opened q
| confectionery and variety store In u small
frame building on tho ground now oocu'
| pled by tho Canton Hardware store, ~
| It did not pay big enough 70 satisiy his
ambition, he engaged In different other
purnuite for several years, whom the idon
struck him that the patont medicine pusl'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
TO CARVE A TURKEY.

The methods Of carving u turkey given
occasionally In tho housekeeping depart,
ments Of our magazines, have reference
10 those instances Ia which the entire
bird N 10 be used at O single meal, In
small families this Ia not likely 10 be the
case, AZ dinner party, where there
are other meat dishes 70 choose from,
the carver Ia necessarily In doubt as 10
Just how much Of his dish viii be called
Tor
Another point h noticeable Those
who dellneate the art OF carving q tur.
key, seem 10 think there 10 some special
merit or evidence Of skill displayed In
leaving the fork sticking trlumphantly
In the breast bone until tho turkey Ii
completely carved, II 10 FAR better TO
use the fork In helping TO distribute the
meat % II Is removed, In the manner
shown hereafter
First, take tho constructed part Of tho
drumhtolt between the tines OF tho cary,
Ing fork with some nrmnem, The grip
upon the bone can be made pretty secure
by giving the fork rotary turn 40 may
be needed Now, with few sldllful
outa, loosen the meat from the drumatlek
leaving II attached 10 the meat Of tho
second joint With the left hand raise
the drumstick, cleared Of meat, no 90 70
open the joint NJ the union with the bone
above II necessary, sever with tho
point oi the carving knife any lIgament
that rcsIsts, Thus the drumgticE bone
Il removed and placed on tho opposite
aide 0f tho platlcr Open tho dressing
with q fFoe inrIaiun
Now the way u clear, and tho next
thing " to begin serving The white
meat aud The dark meat are before you
ready Tor service Vhat from tho drum.
stick Goa with tho dark meat, and slices
may ho removed from the wing while In
dtu, 70 be- 6crycd ua white ment You
are prepared TO serve choice parta aud
those lcs choice, Ia due proportion as
Judgment dIctale,, and IN accordance
with tho preferences Of tliO.o you serve,
You can eaGily supply tho plates aa
rapidly aa your wife or helper can sup.
ply the ycgctablea and other accessories
that naturally fall 20 that side Of tho do.
mcdiic economy
BY proceeding In this way, you win
find time for the most deliberate aud
graceful movements, and avoid all undue
haste ON your part, and awkward wait
ing ON the part of tho gucitn, Rcmem'
boz TO avoid serving chuuRsof meUij alm
h reduce everything TO the form Of
twnptng Glioeo
6aould tho turkey bc very tough-0nd
sometimes tho turkey doCa prove tough
1T Is advisable not 10 try to remove the
hip bono, The attempt 10 do thia eomo'
timco produces an awkward oontro'
temps As regards the breast bono, lot II
remain In place until tho end, Tho sec
ond side, II required, may bo carved In
like manner In lhia way your work 10
alwayO neat and olcan, Rnd what 10 left
will bc In such shape that you may con.
Adontly expect to receive tho thanks Of
tho hostess, -Christan NJ Work
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
n woman,s Discovery.

"AnOther wonderful discovery has
been made and that too by n lady IN
this county, Disease fastened its
clutches upon her and for seven years
she withstood It's severest tests, but her
vital organs were undermined and
death seemed imminent. For three
months she Coughed incessantly and
could not sleep. She bought of us q
bottle OF DR., Kings New Discovery foi
Consumption and was 30 much relieved
on taking first dose that she slept all
night and with QUE bottle has been
miraculoUsly cured. Ter name Is Mrs
Luther LuG2." Thus writo w. Q. Ham
rick a. 90, OF Shelby, N. O.--Get a free
trial bottle al Durbin, Wright Il Cos
Drug Store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
THE spBAKERsHIP.

Mckinley Forcing 10 tho Front---'rbo
Dakota Mombors After Beed's BoAlp.--
Talk OF u Combine. Which Means Nc
Kiuley,
WASHINGTON, Nov 23-ISpecial) T.
There arc no now developments In the
Spoakcrship contest, but McKlnloy'a
friends orc moro confident aa the now
members arrive from tho Wcst. McRin-
ley claims all of Minnesota and gnin OF
one In New York aud Pennsylvania. The
opposition hayo tried 70 spring Bon But
terworth ne u candidate IN order
70 domorallzo Ohio, but Buttcrworth
refuses 20 become candidate.
A very aerce struggle IL anticipated, and
bad blood N already shown IN epots. II
iu nov ascuriained thnt Reodg forces are
not 40 stronH ns had been beloved, aud
The many new nonbcrs Who have boon
relied upon by him arN going 10 Tho SUPP
port of Cannon and Mckinley Tho d..
koia people especially viii ilght him on
the ground that ho madc q ytry atroug
opposition 20 the admiuHon OF Dakota
until certain bonds of The Territory, which
were held by some of bis constituents
should BE- hcnortd One Of the Calilpr-
mia members who has been claimed hy
Reed ia quoted as suylng ho il l0r Mckhr
| 10y, 1hr Southern nleinbars nepm gou'
orally 60 favor Mckinley, aud u ie vhis
perod there may be combination OF at
| the other candidates 90 beat Reed, if so
| Mckinley will bo the man,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
Legal Notice.

Prnellla sollonborgct residing NJ Itaaca, Ilinoal
Emma hnnnrr residing ~ Toledo, IninA county,
Iowa. Jacob AtAutof, toalnlng NJ woodstock, Pipe
stone county, hlnnca0tn william AtAunor residing
o. ArkanHaa uliy, KanaAA aud Ella htAuncr rceld-
Ing w Constantine MlChlgAn, viii take notice that
on November nnd ibNn, Jacob ", HOFFMAN, ~ plain.
ulf nlcd his petition IN partition against ihem and
othOfn m nuicndhntH, IN tho court " common pleas
OF ht,fk county, Oslo, being oaao nulbef $685. act
ting forth that barbara Hoffman died October 9th,
ittye, tufcl IN foe elmplO VI lot ~, In HArtfofds
addition ut out lot 20 tho city OF Canton, OhlOj that
~ nor son hu IN nekoA VI nn undivided onrsfOnfth
Of said lot, that David Hoffman Jacob HOFFMAN,
hnrAh krln, MARY Hoffman, Oharua Hoffman and
HAfyuy w, Vine arc each entitled W One.twonty-
fourth OF said lott that Henry Hiauncr, rrlnollla
b0llonhorg !, Emma staunor and David N0hror arc
each entitled 20 OnosaNteenth Of Hald lott that Ln.
clndA Hutton Jarob Aiauifvr William htAuher aud
Ella Slauifur arc each rnt od ~ On0sHlxtc,nth Of
SAID lott that liNhAra HOFFMAN, by hef last viii and
testament ordered three hundred dollars OF hor
estate " bo Invested IN Keep In repair tho Rr0undu
Of tho klyor u ohrou Church, m bcqnFathed one
thousand d0llar to Jacob H. Hoffman, that tho OK
eontirH " the VIII have enough money 70 pay the
e9OO ~ legacy, but not aunlcl,nt TO pay tho 0L00O
and tho san " charge on AAld lot Maid petition
prayu that pAi ttlOn hN made 0f sold lot among ald
pMtlcs according 10 thtlf respective intofetta
thrfeln.
said nartlea aro required 10 answor on or before
Saturday, December 1sth, 1880,
JACOB n HOFFMAN,
ho7.Lw ByDAY, LYNCH a DAY, HE Attys'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28

Any person AFFLICTED WIN Consumption Asthma sctogt &
Disease Stomach Liver aud Kidney Diseases BgS Disease Do ta
Manhood diseases
Deafness aud all diseases aud all Chronic
and Nervous diseases, will do well 20 call and sec him.
NO cases taken unless durable. Consultation Free
Treats All Diseases BY Correspondence 10000 Treated Last Two Years by Mall
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
THE GREAT INDIAN
MEDICINE MAN! {!
is NOW PERMANE TLY LOCATED AT
CANTON OHIO,
and is Prepared to Heal the Sick
NGON-GOS-Y All.

MON COSY All.
Being Indians years. taught from childhood how TO and
Remedies which purely vegetable and has had wonder
u docorng with bars gums buds berries plants and now
which placed the ground by the Great Spirit for the mankind
and tits the only kind Medicine he Intended his children to use as been
nations that
and learned medicine men Of the nineteenth century
SUFF BEIHJG HUMANITY
OF drugged death by the po0ua used days.
relief the old vegetable remedies used
In existence