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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12
SHERIFF SALE.

Lowis w. stolnmeI order Of Sale,
w. Stark County Common
Emma J,rhttouon ciAl) flcn Court
hy virtue 0f An order W sale, issued hy
the clnrt uf the Court Of Common Pleas Of stark Cos
o., Ia the above action aud 20 me directed VIII
oHOr Tor aae NJ public nutcty, NJ tho door of NO
court house. IN the city Of Canton, on
Saturday, the 2sth day OF Dec, 1880,
Tho following described reel oglalcl situated IN
the township or lihn, Cuun ~ STARK, ana state
Of OHIO ANA known ~ lut number =, M tho Village
Of sparta excepting tlrto Of ground eighteen ttut
wide taken un tho cat side ~ said lOL extending
the entire length of the lot from tho street uu tho
north side W hu allry on tho south udo OF hAd lot
Appraised a t051
sao 10 commence at one O'Clock M Terms
'''"' A. LEiNIN0ER Sheriff.
nARrrHd KnieunAuN, Auyp.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12
SHERIFF. SALE.

ibfry Lnuahilh Yondl Etponas,
Vs. \ hlhik Nhuhll 'uWWVh
WAFy A. ruhngcr rloh Court
NY virtue N n uchd rSponoa issued ny the clerk
Of tho court NJ common plea. OF hlale county W
tho above action, und W me dirclcd, Wl ohol luf
sale At public uutcfy, NJ tho door of thu Vour1
house, IN the city of tnnlon Gu
Saturday, tho dth day Of Jan, 1890,
the following described raj estate bclng lots 4 0
ana In Muuihry nnyls addition to Alllnnpu,
ktafk county onto hOng the north uafl Oi lot W.
Wehha addition iOg tbor with strip ot mnd on lhe
north end next 10 aud adjoining tAd luia Alo.H lnu
ttferl formerly tnuwn M Green street. now known
M Noble street In hu city " Alliance, STARK county
ohio
Lot No. 4, together with that portion of tho
ttrp Ot lAnd appraised M,. ,. 600. .9,,ss ..,t tlbV
Lot No, o. together with that portion of tho -
Hinlp nf land appraised ~ ,,,.p,lst,u ., 100
Lot No. o. together With that portion or the 80
strip VI lAud appraised NJ ,""",,",,,,','' 90
Halu " commence NJ o'clock ,, m, Terms cash
A, LEININ0Eit sheriff,
HARVEY IuUauttN Au'v
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12
SHERIFF SALE.

CHARLES Donloua order OF sale Of property
va, attached after 1hal iudg-
Adhm Donloun ~ uA nont STARK County Com
mon Pleas Court.
Byvlrtuo OF an order Of sale lamod NY tho clerk
OF the court " common plcaS Of stark county Ohio,
fnf Aio ~ public outGry NJ tho door OF tho court
house, IN inc city OF Canton. on
Saturday, tho 9lSt day Of Dec, 1889
tho Following described real estate situate In
stark county, ohio, aud known m being tlic north
half of lot number nlbetoen (l0), IN tho ylagD OF
Navarro stark county. ohio,
Apnn@d No einO
sale to con.uonce at Que a'alooh h. a rernis
a. LEiSlEcEA lhsaa.
= On MT, hiti,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12
suDRIFF SALE.

fnhup n uoddFi1gh order NJ uAin
W, hlAih lhultN 'uNlhVh
frt,nf Ciay ttA rleM Court
ny virtue Of an order ot fala Issued W
nv tbe eefI Of tho court VI common pleas NJ STARK
o., u, lin the above hrtl0n aud to Inc dhcclod VIII
offer l0F Hnle NJ public unirrY ~ tho door oi tho
court house, IN tho oy " Canton, on
Saturday, the 2sth day Of Dec, 1889,
tho following described teal estate, t0'wlt l0l
number thru, snyr Oli) IN Tie town OF MhAHllloh,
county " stark and state Oi ono,
Appraised M $500
snle " oommvn,r NJ one O'Clock " m, TormA
cash,
ALNtNtNOHN Sheriff,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12
InrnnMAL REnErTInH.

II was II 100 bnt tho suralng crowd did
not seem 10 he satisfied The distinguish.
cd guests took places near the stage, ana
as The audience filed out hand shaking
was ndulged in, Hon, John H. Mon
not doing the introducing was inll-
night when the door Of tho Tabernacle
WAS closed on one Of the grandeAl events
that ever occurred IN Canton
THR NEWSPAPER CORNER,
The newspaper men and local cores
,pOndenis Of metropolitan dailieh we're
kept busy, Their table stood 70 the right
Of tho r0strum, The Cincinnati Enquirer
received la tho nelahborhopd OF words
The New York World and Herald eaeh
took one thousand words Inc l'ills'
burg Dispatch handled 700 words Then
extended reports we're sent the Cleveland
Plain Dealer and other Journals, both
telegraph offices were kept open nnlll
midnight aH an accommodation 10 tlh
newspaper men, The Kindness was fully
appreciated -
After the reception ~ tha Tabernacle
tho distinguished guests we're taken 70 the
liurford House Ia carrIages, ln the par
lora Of tho hotel, were gathered Col CAl'
lrlee, John McSweeney Judge iilandln,
Vigil T., Kline, Cen Mcmahon and the
local committee, a very animated dis
CussiOn took place between Judge lilnn'
din, Cal, ilrce and John Mesweeney ON
the campaign Of lhAA, aud the calseh
which led 10 Cleyeland'H defeat Col,
nrice lHl the discussion Ia a nlearcut talk
0f his reasons for that defeat brlce h
wonderfully entertaining la private CON
yerRatlon, nR he has thorough knpWl'
edge not only Of the public men OF the
country, hut Of the Influences, open Rnd
covert, which control public opinion, The
discussion between lirIre and Judge lilhn'
din on Cleyelnnd's yctOeH Of soldiers pen
slunR was very interesting, We shall re'
Tor tu that In The near future, The sym
postum was kept up until long after mld'
night
aCISTuLATi0Na,
Hon, Calvin S, nrlce made quite o hit,
The MnsslllOn Y, NJ, d, q, was well rcp'
resented NJ tho meeting,
Hon, John McMphon'h speech hl lhe
Tabernacle was q short but telling one,
Candidates. for Oillee we're not Ia Vle
lcnst backward IN soliciting influence
Virgil l., Kline caught the audience 10y
storm aud his short talk should have
been longer,
Manager Rrdman Of the Western Union
has the thanks Of the newspaper men Tor
courtcaIca,
The Hurford lobby was filled with Cam
tOulRns, who wished 10 greet the dibiln'
gulshed visitors,
The many Republicans present enjoyed
the speeches, II their actions could DO
taken aa any criticism,
The visitors we're taken through the
watch works during the afternoon and are
thankful 10 Mr, Duobor for courlenloh
shown,
The applause was donfonng whom Rep
rescnlatlvc DrcabaclI finished his story
OF how ClcyOlnnd'a tariff reform message
had opened his eyes,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

hhNAFlBLD, VI, NOV Sbln, looJ'
Gentlemen: As II now looks as II !
would be unable 10 be present with the
Young Monis Democratic Club on the 9th
OF December, write 20 return my thanks
for the invitation, 70 express my rogrois
that circumstances do not favor mo for
that evening, and my hearty sympathy
with ihe objects Of the club goneyally, and
on this occasion particularly. Tho Young
Men's Democratic Club has never waver-
ed In loyalty 10 sound Democratic princi-
ples, and II now has the pleasure OF see
ing lis viows triumphantiy vindicated At
tho ballot box. The future 10 bug win
nromise and all needed now is n continu.
cd stendy pull, pull oil togother and the
hour when burdensome, oppressive taxa
tion under tho cloak-now full OF holes.
Of Protection, viii have become npolitical
relic, Is bear AZ hand. II cannot bo moro
han four yega3 longer tbat our general
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12
80 Acre Farm For Sale.
SHERIFF SALE.

Slurcynnt umber 90, order q aae.
Va lhlAfk County common
rhpmaa II, hardst NJ etAl rloaS Court
ny virtue 0f an order Of aAla Issued " tho
the tirft Of tht rOud " common pleas Of tiAft Goa
ohio. IN tir HbuVp action, hnl W me directed VIII
uOt f0f HAln 10 hubble uutcfy NJ tho door OF tho
Quit house, IN Tho cliy OF Canton, On
Saturday, the ith day OF Jan, 1850,
tho following described real estate, iOswii .
situate IN tho city " Canton, In tho county "
ktatk and state VI uhn, Hnd known ~ heluH ut
number twenty hyo hundred and seventy nlnu
(sb7u)
Appraised at $500,
Halo TO commence NJ one O'Clock ,, m Term,
4, LEIEIN0gR, Sheriff,
HARrrR 4 KRicunAuh AuyA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12
NOTICE,

Persons knowing themselves indebted 10 tho IN.
dorsgned will please come and sutle, N ! viii
leave AN old nco0nllH unsettled hiter Jhnuty lH
With tho Justice ot the diferutt !Dwnahlps fOr col
lection, H. u, BLACllAkO,
Veterinary Surgeon
omco rear Of Court House, deobow.dgv
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

RnnRIFF sALn.

Alias A, Conrad oder ot Hale, HlAlk County
Common Pleas Court
John q. Corey dAL
Iy virtue NJ on order Of rate Issued hy Tue clHN
of thb G0uit VI common pleas VI Hlhfh rnuhy ohlni
n tia ahOyn action, and t0 ne diIrrtrh, VII ul, !
~ aalb ia public 0nlofY, ~ thp door VI ue ouul'
house, IN lho plly of Chntoh Oh
Saturday, the llh day JAM 1870,
the IoIlowne described real estate 10 Wit Situate
M ihe elty 0f MaHillun ceun'y " hlaIt, anl tMle
Ui ohio aud known aH and hrnt part ul luln nun
bs, giah a tW0 ll.D aud rVty thee (ail " hAll
ciiy atrofdng 10 the orlgnnl plM thereof ppnnl,,
M follows NrpuHnF ~ point nn hnhl hiell
syty two feet south VI tho nlhphsl corner W hhll
iGt humber rlHhtyslWp, ana rhnnlnH llthlr sgull
Wafdy pafallrl with charlie street on hunllrN IVY
MN fgd 10 Hn alley thence nnHhWafhD WIN hllN
Hiiey ittrtu fcHt theurr rnhl hlNnfdy parallel WIN
Ubatita street ~ the place ui hcRlhhlnr'
Appraised NJ i,i00,
gals 10 commence NJ one O'Clock .. m, Terms
eAhh, ,,u,vnV. s.stU
~ ~ MfgAu0uFY Atty
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

YORK, Pa, Nov, 2lat,, $50,
/ am truly sorry that can not promise
myself the pleasure of being with you az
your celebration Of the anniversary Of the
famous and potential message OF Dccom-
bcr 1887.
The truth, old aud yet now, stated In
that message, has gone through the land
like two.CdgOd sword, whose execution
aud sweep are increasing every day, The
result is but q question OF timo, No DEM
ocrnt over conceded, or over can believe,
that "protcctlon for the sake OF protcc.
tionn is constitutional. Tho power IL not
granted, and can not be exercised. Tho
rest Of our follow citizens must, upon OK.
animation aud discussion, perceive just
aa quickly ns they examine and discuss,
that II means only plumber for ono class
and scryitudo for all othora,
In Pennsylvania aud New Jersey we oro
rapidly pCrfCcting u uniform sygtcm OF
Democratic societies FOR the agitation Of
this aud Of all similar questions, and for
defence Of the rights of the people against
assault from any quarter. | send you q
packet of printed matter, touching this
subject, TO which beg TO invite your at
tcntlon and that Of our Democratic friends
IN Ohio, aud remain, with best wishes
for the complete success OF the celcbra'
ton, Truly yours,
CHAUNCEY II. BLACK.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

grRINGwELp, Ohio, Dec, end, 1850,
nm la receipt Of your Kind favor lnYll'
Inc me Ia attend tho celebration of your
Young MeuB Democratic Cluh Ia Canton
on the bth iuat
ii my movements iusl now were under
my control, nothing would GIVE me more
plcnaure thnu 10 attend your celebration
aud 10 participate with yOn IN iheglorlous
event Il commemorate, hut 90 you aud
most of the members OF tho CLUB
know la what movement am
now engaged, thOy viii understand wl'li'
out further explanation, wlF my move
menta lust now are not under my control,
aud why I must feel bound 20 obey clr'
cumstRucca which call me hl 'hhl tlhe 10
/ believe that ln what I am doing,
| ana worl,lng Tor the future Of the
Democratic party even more than
could " ! attended your celebration
nt this time,
just now Ia q time when all Democrats
ought 10 bo hcculy alive 10 iheir position
aud 10 the responsibility thrown upon
them hy the late election, To win On
election IN Of very littln value, unless the
Victory h utilized la tho best way for he
good Of the party aud the country, In the
presence OF such responsibility ~ the
victory has given ~, individual claims
are nothing, hut the claims Ot tho party
are everything, aud Il h In this light all
Democrats should look upon tho Victory
lust wen,
II We hold well In hand we have
lust accomplished NJ the late election and
keep pushing 90 the front with an Nggreh-
sivG and determined spirit, ihcgrcnt issue
OF tariff reform and do nothing TO lose, the
public confidence, Il seems 70 mo nbho-
luioly certain that Ohio lHin line for DEM
ocrnlc aucccaa for many ycnru 20 come,
hut N we dCylntc from the continent just
above expressed, Then We shall certainly
again be- doomed 10 doicat,
Allow me 20 suy further that u thought
| could do more 20 maintain iho position
OF the party lY coming 20 Canton, thln !
can by going elsewhere, ! would certainly
come, but Il Il my opinion that my ocryl.
cea Iust nov are mnrr valuable elsewhere,
and hcnco | beg of YOU 10 have the club
excuse me from being In Canton ON the
9th. AZ some other limo, whom calls are
less urgent, II win be- my grcolcet pleas
uro TO come 70 you aud do wllnt ! can TO
further the interests Ot your club Nnd the
10 which it 10 10 much devoted,
Yours Very Truly
j, II. THOMAS,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

WARRINGTON, ID, ", NOV lOth, lSSO'
have your letter Of the 18Th inst. invit-
ing me 20 bo with you at Canton on the
9th OF December aud join with your club
In celebrating the anniversary OF Mr..
Cloyelnnd's tariff message. | should be
delighted II could accept your inv itation,
but ns Congress- meets on the End OF De-
oembcr II will be impossible for me 10 be
absent NJ that time,
hope you will have u large and earnest
meeting. II We stand by our guns and do
not haul down our llag we will soon Wit
ness u great victory, not only In Ohio, but
throughout the Union Let our motto be,
"Moyo on the enemies works NJ n
moments notice.n The miserable super
stltion that has held the country IN It's
blighting grasp for u quarter of u century
cannot stand IN the presence OF the ight
OF tho truth. Turn on the light, push on
the fight and victory will dawn on tho
folds OF all the Democratic hammers OF
Ohio. In all your contests proclaim bold
ly tho truths OF Jellorsonan Democracy
individual liberty-Locnl sclr-government
Light taxes, largo trade, high wages and
equal and exact justice 20 all. Standing
eournRoously by these we will win, and
when we do we will have happy people
and prosperous country. Yours truly
II, q. MILLS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12
AHHnIFF BALE.
Maria raitOn ! OIdhT VI sale IN fanl
uaag XII . It, ssS %SS fi:a si:.. SSssSg SsS% d'd'

~ virtue Of Az order Of sails IN partition issued w
no Ol6Tk ~ tho nnun NJ 0Omllpn pltn 0f hlaTh
sonntg D., IN iha above action, sna % no directed
viii OlfaT for sale, ~ public ontoIT on Tie pfem'
lhea, Va uanioR township, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12
EX-GOVERNOR uoADLN

NEW YORK, Nov, Slln, 1881
Your note Of the 9th inviting me to ut
tend, and celebrate with tho club, which
YOU represent, the second anniversary OF
tho issuing Of President Clcycland's tariff
reform message, is just NJ hand and con-
tents noted,
congratulate you on having secured
the attendance Of that consum0to orator,
William G., T.. breckenridge. | wish ]
might bc able 10 bc with you 20 listen to
him; / should enjoy and approve, ! am
sure, but business engagements here viii
prevent.
The cnuso Of tariff reform has undoubt.
cdly received very gront impetus from
President Clcvcland'B message, and II IN
for us 10 ace that the momentum uf the
movement bo enhanced and not allowed
to diminish,
am In full sympathy with your viows,
and am, Very Respectfully Yours,
Gro HnAnTN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

The following described real esiaiei huated IN
said county aud ktile VI OhO and bnundfd dpaoflhi
I'd ~ iullNWs iinginnlng NJ point nlteen and hlkr
VI hndindils 40 nl)lu) Clalha south I no nulthr
flsl nnrpeT VI llie t0nheasl quarter " teenn tWgn
tY-nG leni township lfh llp lenih flHil l9li prlhh
linuisi thrncH u0Iih llire degrees Anl ipfii nlh
uiei nasl twenty lye aud iel hinnlellhhlth lp-lu
chains ~ post ihenrn Nfah tHhNn nip pnrhlfta Ahh
fnTy- -nye muntpa north ipilY aud seventy nYe
MlnaTrdths "a 7h-lOpl phalna ~ y alonei lhnhlp
tnith four degrees and uliirffn minutes Wtah
tWenlY nye AIld eighteen hnndIndhH leh lh'lNpi
chains ~ slnnp thence east elghlyrnye degrees
and ms nNu minutes SOUTH fniN nnp anu ipNi
ht,ldIel,s IA 4 i0O chains 10 tho place n hennr
HluV containing one hundred ana WE Anl elHhl}-
one hundTedlhs llOa ~ 100 aofea VI land'
Appraised ~ t10 per acre,
Halls " commence ~ pnn O'Clock y, ~, ieTmh,
One,t thlTd cash On day VI haiei 0nerihird in pne
ynaT One-thiTd Ia two Year,, Will Interest from
day Oi GALS, secured W mortgage upon lhp prem
WV '' A. LEIaIHdEa, Ahsrln,
JOIN n, HP0HaHLLER, Any,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12
sIlERlFF SALE.

james T. weltf )OIdet OF sale. STARK coun.
Vs. 81 UuuiiaOn rlnAa uouFl
MN h'yseiAL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12
LETTERS OF REGRET
Ffom mH-Prealdent Cieveland and other
Hotabloa Who Could Not bo Present.
Nrw YoRM, Nov, %, 1880.

PX.rREsipESr CLEVELAND,
NEW YoRR, Nov, -, 1880.
lam pleased with tho invitation you OK.
tond Mrs. Cleveland and myself 70 bo
prpaent nt the anniversary meeting OF the
Young Mona Democratic Club on the illth
day of December. II the cXorciaca you
contemplate, and outlined In your loi'
ter are carried out, all who attend them,
are certainly promised u rare exposition
~ sound doctrine, from the eloquent nnd
able HpeUkCryou have secured, | am sorry
thnt, owing 10 other engagements we
must be- among the absent ones,
Tho spirit aud tone Of your letter, 80
FAR na it relates 10 the purposes OF your
club, are very gratifying. The constantly
growing interest manifested by our young
mon In the principles Of the Democratic
party, conslltutc, la my opinion, the most
reliable hope Of their HHcondnncy. II AT
any time In the past Il has with any truth
been said that our party did not invite 70
ita standards the cntcrpriaing ana thought
ful young men of the country, to-day such
an allegation shall bC disputed, And
these mon, kccnly alive 10 their country's
wcllorc, quick 10 discern the needs OF the
present, aud read, In the freedom OF I'M
irnmelcd thought, 20 follow IN the path
way of good citizenship, can be safely
trusted with political responsibilities.
Hoping your meeting viii bc very sue
ccssiul, am Yours very truly
GROVER CLEVELAND.
uovERNoR-fLECr CAMPBELL,
HAMILToN, o., Nov, 10Th, 1880
| am In receipt OF the invitation of tho
Young Mems Democratic Club OF Canton
10 meet thum on the 9th Of December, and
/ regret very much 10 say that | shall not
bo able 10 attend owing 10 engagements
which will include the entire ilfst wcck OF
December and which arc too imperative
10 bo broken,
desire TO extend 10 the club and 20 the
guests present my hearty good Wishes for
II pleasant and profitable evening, nnd TO
any that | symputhiso with them In any
effort that will bring about an honest,
equitable and fair revision OF the tarili,
Thanking you for the courtesy extended
me, and for the valuable and cillcicnt aid
rendered by the club In the lnto campaign.
Sincerely yours,
JAMEs u. CAMPBELL,
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ny ylftul Of two ordon of sale Issued hv The oerk
" the court " common pltaa Of NlAIh county,
nhlb IN Tho hhove Aolinn ana 10 me directed, |
Tho court h0nAn IN lilo ellY Of Cannon. on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

Loud cnlls were mndo for Hon. ~. y.
Dreshnch. Hc happily responded, and Ia
n few words made one OF the most enter
tanning addresses Of the evening. u
nboundod with oloqcnce aud good sense.
He thanked the club and tho people Of
Canton for thoir fonliy 70 him aud bid oil
q happy good night. Hon. j. j. Hall OF
Akron was called on He arose and said
the benodiction had boeD pronounced and
II was time To no homo. Hon. Archibald
MeGw..o .or was called For, and no stepped
Toward ainid cnVers aud applosue, He
sliA. "Do We want " sing We won't 30
houefill mofnlngTp ~ rs time % 20
home. Good night,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12
sunn1FF BALE. /

NV MoCAu0nrY, AIt'Y
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"Patrlck Henry" was the distinguished
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romeo, s. Warren street, New York City,
will receive the recipe free Of charge.
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1889-1889, 1889-04-06
Preparing For Emancipation Day.

Arrangements are being rapidly perfected
for the Emancipation Day parade. A meet
ing of the chiefs Of various divisions was
held last night and the aides to the mar
chal and chiefs appointed. The chief mar
shall says this parade is to BIO free from the
noisy element which has characterized
former displays, and strict order will be
preserved.
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1889-1889, 1889-04-06
II. a. O. Trains to New York.

All d. & o. trains to New York run
through, without change or transfer Pull
mans Parlor Cars on day trains and Pull
man sleepers on night trains. Average
time faster than via any other route. See
b. & 0. time table, this paper