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Iuka reporter., 1889-12-12

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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-06-24
Sarnyed or Stolen.

From our pasture pear Hnlleck, aoms
sims in April. 1880, one light bay horse,
branded JILL connected, (the stems of
the } and l. forming the NJ. on left
shigh, 8 on left shoulder mud % on
left hip. One dark bay horse branded
90 on left hipnnd vented Oh left shUul
der, also branded 20 on left hip.i
A suitable reward will he paid for The,
return Of the horses to Halleck, or for
Information whore they may lie fouu. d
KELLT Il McCAIS,
Aalleok, New, May y, 1859. Il
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
SOME REMARKS.

The mishnps Of the past -four wooks
have brought out many expressions ua TO
the necessity OF u hospital In this city.
The accident nj the Gillian works, the
pltiahlc ELECTS Of the fire nj the uhl resi-.
donco, the victim Of the highway robbery,
and the appalling catastrophe At BuChCr
u Gibbs plow works, all have male this
subject ono OF thought and discussion, by
computing the expense that the county
must pay IN the thr cases mentioned, Il
would bo easily demonstrated that hos.
pitnl would not only ho u monument Of
mercy, but fortress OF economy.
One evening this week n ludicrous Incl.
dent occurred at police headquarters ut
nearly midnight, A plain drunk had been
brought In 10y one Of the officers, Ac.
cording 10 his story he was not drunk but
had severe pains In his right leg. lie
mOnned and sobbvd ns the timc for
searching him came on, lie seemed 10
be rubbing the injured member To drive
away the pain. With crash half pint
bottle illlCd with "wnr paint slipped
from the bottom Of his pantaloons and
broke on the floor. II had missed con.
noction and did not slide into the boot top
az was intended, II filled the air with an
odor akin TO dellrium tromons.
The practical joker Ia constantlyabroad
In this city, with his hook well baitcd for
tho reporters. AL Hnfcr, the clerical
looking clerk at Tho llurford is one OF
these. The writer stood In front OF him
In earnest conversation recently, when
one OF tho craft OF another paper came In
and said, "Whats now2h The clerk
looked wise and solemn through tho gold
framed windows over hlg nose, and said
10 the inquirer; ~ saw something pretty
good In your paper the other EVENING"
"What was that ~ asked the nows gath.
orer. "Why, II bottle OF oxDo,t beer
wrapped up, which n man was taking
hOmo.h
The display windows Of tho business
houses OF Canton are being dressed In ho-
iday attire. The wares are displayed TO u
good advantage, and the hand OF the dec
Olator Is seen on all sides, They attract
much attention, and many n little boy or
girl stops, looks In, and wonders which
toy or garment Santa Claus will bring
him or her. Tho warm weather has had
u dcmoralizing effect on trade Of all
kinds, and together with the muddy roads
will TO groat extent dcmoralize busi-
ness. But "A cold wave may come at any
time, and II is hoped II will come soon.
When case of u sensational or crlmi-
nal nature Is being heard IN Common
Pleas court, you can always look for the
room 10 be crowded. There area number
OF men who are strangers 70 work, but
intimate friends of rest, who have become
court house visitors on these
occasions. Their bump OF industry Is
much exceeded by that Of curiosity, and
when coupled with Incidence, IL devol-
oped more and more each day.
Az Literary In Linden Hall in Mimi
shillen township the other evening Jacob
Matte, bubling over with fixed purpose
to disturb the meeting, took u scat and re-
fused 10 remove his hat when requested
10 do 80. The exercises continued and
Matte was congratulatlng himself upon
what donkey ho had been when an oill-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26

A most daring highway robbery was
committed near tho Pa u, W, a 4, and
Cleveland 4 Canton railroad, at about six
o'clock last evening
Yesterday afternoon John II, Fox, Of
East Akron, came 70 this city from Lima
vile, where he had been visiting hls
parents, During the afternoon he asked
Depot Policeman Snyder where The pot
terry was located, hp was directed 10 90
east on the T., Il. W. a e., track aud then
south ON tho g., CAS-, Ito 10 a potter by
trade and h lu search Of work,
lie returned from the pottery at the
time above stated, and on nearing the
junction Of tho tracks was bTllnlly hl'
tackled by two men, one knocked him
dowu with hlH llsI and the other Jumped
on him with his feet llo was then held
by one while the other wcAt through his
pockets, llo had $3.50 in one pocket
which was taken, Tie fObbor who hhd
gone through hls pockets ran, while the
one who held him seemed 20 he Ia no
hurry 49, he was somewhat under the IN
ilucuce Of liquor Fox appealed ~ him
10 give him back his money when ho rc'
CciyCd another blow over the loft eye,
iellipg him 10 the ground,
The affair attracted the attention o. 6cy'
crnl pRasers'by, and Olllcer McCort Was
soon on the scene, and after short chase
arrested ono Of the robbers lie was
taken TO the city prison, where he. regis
tered 40 John Powers, lilo had the np.
pearance Of bclug tough customer, And
haa not the looks Of saint,
The wcsihound passenger train passed
through this city lustafler the occurrence,
aud the officers ln the towns west Of here
were notified aud given description Of
tls tulaaiuU tIlgF Mupahal IgutrV uu1
officer MCCorl went to Muaaillun on tho
accommodation aud returned with a 6ls'
piclOua character on the OAi train, lie
was taken 70 police headquarters, whore
hc registered ~ Edward Rogers,
Fox, the victim, was inkcn 10 police
headquarters, whore cot was provided
for him and Dr. BiCchClc summoned, lie
made an examination and found that one
OF his ribs was broken aud he was sultCr.
ing from Internal Injuries, He w at pres
cnt ut headquarters, whore everything IN
being done to make him comfortable,
Powers was brought before him and he
positively Identified him ~ the man who
held him down while he was being robbed,
A. 10 Rogers he was not certain, aa he did
not see his face after he was knocked
down, Tho prisoners know each other
and evidently have met before, ~ they
held quite q confidential conversation IN
the corridor Of the prison during break
fast time,
Fox h q man aged about a. years and IL
u mCmbcr OF the G., A, II, lie has wife
In South Akron, but no children.
Rogers was given searching CNnminA-
ton by Marshal Gentry this afternoon,
and ~ he told pretty straight story and
could not be identified hO was released,
Powers was taken to the county luil,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
DEATH AT NlNGTY-slx,
One OF CantOn'a Oldest Residents
Passes Away
Az tho Residence Of Jeremiah Lind Her
Life,

Last night al II n, ~, Cantons eldest
female resident died, II was Mrs, Susan
lpla, mother OF Mrs, Jeremah Lind, oi
West Iusoafawas street, The cause ~
her death was a weakened eonllllpn nI
the ayslem, the result of 9 prolraelel W.
mesa lasting Tor tho past f0llr years. uulT
ing which ime she has almost continual
~ been confined ~ her bed, Only being
able 10 leave II when removed by. mo
members Of the family. She retained her
mental faculties until death came, having
talked freely Of tho next world only few
moments before hlle. passed away ,hhe
leaves tive children, MIRA ,lnd ang Wa,
Keefer Of Philadelphia, far anl Tour
grandchildren ana four areAlgrahdphlld'
ron 10 mourn her loss,
The subject Of thls sketch Was born a
LlttleslOWn Pan September ~, llpi, ana
was over M years Of ago, When q little
girl her father died, leaylng q wlte ana
niue children a. care Tor themselves,
When about iifteen years old she Joined
the Lutheran church nnd has been q close
member 10 II during her entire lie, Al.
though hhe has not been able 70 attend
church for tho last five years, She was
married July " 1910 10 David Gel4, AZ
Gettysburg, Pa, her husband dying about
three years after marriage newspaper
containing an account OF Hllh relplnpnl
u still in the possession ~ Me- Lul, "
hears the date Of July "a, 1919, and 10 well
preserved,
HOr tho past 40 years she has made her
home viii her daughter Mrs, Lind IN This
city.
She was personally acquainted with
Washington, Lafayette and other men OF
reuOwn who lived q century ago, AZ one
time during the war Of lHl2 hhe baked nn
entire barrel OF Hour into bread, for the
officers Her husbands father Peter
Grll, made the first pair Of scales that
we're ever used la tho u, y, Mint NJ Wahh'
lnglon, u, o., aud they are sllll In use
there, aud are considered quite q rellc'
The members OF both fumillea, tho
Koefer'R aud Gei1'a are noted Tor their
longevity aud splendid preservation OF
health during old age, Tho time of the
funeral has not been arranged yet Tile
remains will be sent % Harrisburg, fAu
where her parents are buried,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
woman'a Discovery.

"Another wonderful discovery has
been made and that too by u lady In
this county Disease fastened ita
clutches upon her and for seven years
qhe wlthat0Od lta oeyrreat tealg, but her
vital organs we're undermined aud
death seemed imminent For three
months she cOughrd lnceaaaDtly and
could not sleep. She bought Of us u
bottle OF Dr., Kings New Discovery Tor
Consumption aud was 30 much relieved
on taking llrat dose that she slept nll
night aud with one bottle has been
mlraoulOualy cured, Her name 10 Mra,
Luther Lulz." Thus writO VIC, Ham
rick ~ Co Of Shelby n Get u Tree
trial bottle NJ Durbin, Wright " Cos
Drug store,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
Divorce Notice.

Frederick Bglor whose place of residence n to
Franalsol Ida hlglOr unknown VIII taAO not 90 thnt
on Nuyrlnucr 3Olh, 1881, said franaara Ida lilH ur
iisd her nottlon M tho Uhurt Of Common Pleas VI
stark UOlnty OHIO agnlnBt the said rrUlurcR Nix
lpr AptlnN iUrtn thHt tllo Mll troleflok Ilglor IN
tho husband ~ sii | transIa n Ida blgpr f0r many
ear last past and ospurally 'lhce 1854 bogn pnllly
Tioua tlnra aud Rlah that durlug the sY lal years
lat pAL sild fendpnt HIS neo gullty ~ pfOss
neglect 0t duty towards nd plalntt ~ failing 10
piuylp atid nnlhtlH with thu nHGeas lros VI iifo,
h o hlnn &c. anl that aild pliint II pfNa that sue
may De,lly0rrpd fro said rtendani, that aho may
have the custody Of hof cllldie On, and !ol roMonl
bie lnnnyl aid tbnt said Frederick HlIOr Ia nOtl
ned TINT he Ia required 70 aUpOnr ana answer said
putltOn ON VI bifOie tho third sntnrd " after the
ath day 0f January, lnNU, .....
NY iuHN o WKLrY, her ATTY.
November 8Oth, ie8o,.dccbLw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26

o herwise tho track ~ Meyer'a stock
farm may be used
LEXINGTON, Kyn Dee, lp'-Jamea Cal
way, owner of lilo Preakness Stable, has
sol 70 Milton Young Of this city tho wen
known stallion MaCdult, Wy MaearOon,
dam Jersey Lass, Price 1850,
PANS, Ky,, Dee &c, q, White OF
this oity has purchased from Miller n sllb'
10y Gf Franklin, Pan the black stallion
Clay Wilkes, ly George wilkes, dam ny
American Clay, Price about Ab,Ooo'
The fast and game troiiter "Judd hoNN
record 2i20A, with a trial better Than 70,
was recently purchased from Hall OF ha'
lem, o., by John Bisuhel Of rds city,. The
price is understood 20 he about fauo'
This horse won nearly every race lnWhlell
he started last aeHsOn, and will no doubt
be good winner next year. In the hands
nf John Hines Of MntrYa,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
DROPPED DEAD.

Isaac Byarly Dios Suddenly AZ NoiRh-
bora House. A cart Disease Wns tho
Cause,
Mr.. Isaac Bycry, residing on farm on
the road leading from Cuiro 10 Groon-
town, di oppod dead Thursday night at 0
O'clock, heart disease being the cause,
Mr. Bycrly went to his nearest nelghbor
numed Noidig 10 get the latter TO help
him butcher While seated on u chair
dropped TO the floor aud expired Ia few
minutes. Mr.. Byerly was wcll known
and has number Of relatives residing In
this city, who will bo panied TO learn OF
his DEATH ilo was man OF about 81
years and leaves widow and one child.
He will be buried from tho Snyder church.
nenr his late residence noxt Sunday
morning az 10 O'clock,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
An Old rimOr spoaEo For Cal BrIco.

CANTON, o., Dec. Is, 80.
Mr., EDToR-Dear Sir;-What IN the
matter with some Of our old wheel horses
and young bloods opposing Cal Brico for
Senator ls Il 70 please the leaders Of the
Republican party? II 80, Brico IL the
man we want, He is Jclforsoninn Dem.
Ocrnt. llo is honest, capable and worthy
Why not nominate him by acclamation
Some say he IL wealthy His brains made
his wealth. Wealth will not make brains
We have had q trial OF that. Now give US
q man like Brlce, who 10 the posscssor OF
both. He will run u parellol road with
John Sherman In the United States Senate
and eclipse him ns he did Vanderbilt. Tho
Democracy Of Ohio will be proud Of thoir
leader who Is fully able TO represent
them In the y. s. Senate.
DIR. G. 4. WALKER,
No. l02 South Cleveland avenue,
Canton, q,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
Ida vopan Guilty.

Tho Jury In the case OF Ohio w. Vogan
returned verdict last night, about 10
o'clock, finding her guilty as charged In
tho Indictment. She will probably be
sentenced the first Of next week by Judge
Taylor.
Yesterday afternoon after Philip Ross
learned that his nccomplice, Otto Hnrtel,
hid pleaded guilty ofburglary and larceny
ne entered n plea OF the same kind. Sem
tenco will bo passed upon them the frat
part Of the coming week.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
SHERIFF. SALE.

Harry LAuRhlln Yrnd Erp0nNa,
w. htAih IuuNt( NnUllnoh
Mary 4, FuHnguT flonA Court
fly virtue of q uundl Fxpon,a issued ny tho clott
OF thu court ~ cOnmun pluan Of HiAfk county In
Inc ahOyn ActlOn aud " me directed, VIII Ofor Tor
hle nj puhllo nutrfy, NJ tho door OF tho court
house, IN the city of anlon, on
Saturday, the 4th day Of Jan, 1890,
tho following dcacrlhed rial estate, being loa
and In duuahey Davis addition 10 Alllan0o,
STARK Ouny ohio, hUuH the north pat pf lot luln
ehha HddilOH tax thor Win q strip OF hud on tho
north end nVx 10 Hnd adjoining tald lUtA alO tho
street formerly ,toNu ~ Green street nQs khuwn
~ ' bile sto,t, In the city VI Alliance, stark ovunu
ohio
lat No. 4 together with that portion Of tho
strip NJ lAuh Hppinl cd ~ u.. 40 800
lot No D, inguihuf attn that portion OF thu -
atflp VI nd dhppula 4 ~ 80. tty o. 100
Ia M a. ton th Will ihht portion uf thu
strip NJ land appraised ~ ,,u,," &" 10
Aalu " commence ~ O'Clock y, M, Terms cash
a, LElNlNuElL sheriff,
HARVEY Luu0uLiM AuY
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cor took him IN charge 10 plehhen
ainlty 10 disturbance ana was lhel w ~
He was on hiH way "a ihe JAIL w llilh pllfi
when friendB paid tile finn ana 40 was
released. No las decided ~ remove lilh
hai hereafter when attending ll'erafles'
A day or two an officer received the fol-
loving document from an Inmate pl the
county iaii, serving iima for hhhlhrlY
Ntn Audy MIpc0uri do hereby testify lhhl
tho charge that hmey Wise has bfol
agalnsl nc ~ Hpt correct Anl linThY 80
paanfil citizen Ut tho state of ONO nave
d right 70 my liberty ,.,...
Andy Mleoouft aud demand you 40 an
officer Of the state NJ Ohio w. releaee tho
sod A, j, Anderson under penalty of tho
law ot the United States OF gmeFlea, g.,
from July the i7th 70 December The alIh
my bill II slhh and no cents, ehl " YOU
want mo longer you hvsl rals we Weshha,
The uboVe II only fair sample Of lhp
channel la which lhe mind Ut q long con-
fined prls0ner runs, Confinement with
out anything 20 do but brood over sins
and mlsfortunea, has had lta elect on The
mind of many hn unfortunate, ~ lhe
last session Of tho Prison Congress THIS
subject came up before Tie convention
and was discussed ~ lengih, The hlatls'
lies show that large number of intel.
lects have heen shattered on account of
confinement without anything % Keep
the mind and body occupied
A Red Heads Club ID the latest aCqulal'
tl0n 10 tho numerous societies lii DO
Pauw university ~ Greenenhlle, lnd'
Ihe other morning about ilfleen young
men strobe Into the chapel ~ q group ana
look p0ssessan Of adjacent seats, The
bair 6f ryeTy one Was deep, rich aburn,
and aa a further distinguishing character
lslIc, every one wore large badge upon
which was engraved tho picture. ot q
Uwhlts horse The members Qf lhlH new
organization remained Ia their seats ~
tie cluse nf the chapel exercises until the
remainder of the students had all left the
hall, aud Il glance hack ~ the place where
they sat was like tho ylew OF a glorious
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
Legal Notice.

David Keller whose residence IL unknown, win
take notice tuHt IN iuly lHL 1888, lbtft ChHmhris
laln, n I'd hlt putltiOt Ia tho common Pleas C0uit
rthrk county, OHIO, IN asa No, 0li0 M alhtt tic
AhDyp nBuO And Uthor parties dulvhdaht pihl lhN
for Tic foreclosure VI tinriRn mndu Wy Anlfow
Uhambpr ain ON Lnt b9 IN tho village NJ NayHrrA
StnrW county hlO iyvn 10 secure three several
prOllU Ory notes of elO0,Oh, dne In Que. two aud
three yolia fr M March 9jrl B95 with q pur cont
interest payable annually, FROM said data hnd Tor
personal IN lHniout aud otnUr equitable roluf
sHid Dayiu Keller IL required 70 answer said peti.
tlnn on or before ianuAr 18TH, 1917, or Judgment
''"' ALBElr OHAMBERLAIN,
ny i, NJ MYERS his ATTY
Dec Ord, 1880 -NLw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
pnt a nnllot Thronrh nln Thnmb.

This morning about eight o'clock, ns
Levi Snyder, farmer living three miles
north of Canton, was trying to extract n
cartridge from an old pocket rifle, the
weapon was discharged, the ball passing
through the thumb Of his left hand, cans-
cnmu 10 the city and had DR.. Portmnnn
dress the wound so that no serious result
will come Of the carelcssnoss with which
ho handled the weapon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26

John u. lIilamllor s now IN Kentucky
looking over the horse market, with IA
view Of putting IN few high bred young
siora at the Combination sale In Lexing-
Ton In February.
Capt. Houscl Of Canton, and o. M. Cox
en- OF Mnssillon, aud Prof. Armstrong Of
Mt. Union, all nttendcd tho breeders
meeting az Cleveland.
An effort will be made TO have the Tus-
cnrawas Valley meeting IN Canton next
summer, provided the stark Go. Agricul-
tllral Society will improve the track,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
Divorce Notice.

Emil zehnder, Plaintiff Common Pleas Court OF
", bttrk County. Ohio.
Maria zthnder Derdt
MarlaN hnuOr, whose place VI residence IA tn-
known, late Oi DOllok0n HgllzOtland Will iako
rUtln thai on tho 17lh day OF ue0rmbor A. ID. $50
M tho UOntt OF nhm II Pleas Oi stark county
hlO. whu thb action Ia now pending helng uantO
M --- tho un1eruIy ned, hnlll Hphudsr nlrh Ills
paHt oh agilIet Malta Zehnder praying fhr divorce
from he he HAid Narla IAlindor II required 70
Hs' the petition IN anh n tlnn NOT later than AK
weeks ntinr HE lpti Hay NJ comnber A. y. ihnn,
tho dat OF the hr,t puhostlou Of this notice, or
ny IL 2EH NDEB
MAnW X, wnrrAou, Atty for Petitioner.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
"How 10 ouro nll AN plreauos.

Simply apply "SwAYNEs OINTMENT
No Internal medicine required. Cures
letter, eczema, itch, all eruptions. on the
face, hands, nose, &C., leaving the skin
clohr white and healthy. It's great heal.
ling and curative powers are possessed by
no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SwAYNE's OINTMENT. TITS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
Tho Man Who stole tho Cold Mounted
bWOrd

The grand Jury Of Lucaa county has
found true bin against WIN, Kelly for
giaud larceny for stealing the sword .oI
Con. I, II, Sherwood, valued az 500, lle
was arraignod yesterday before Judge
Harmon aud pleaded not guilty, Mrs,
Sherwood has gone to Toledo 70 give her
tpntimony la tic case, Tho sword has
not been recovered, nor can Kelly be IN
duccd 10 tell what ho did win i, Tie
sword coat 500 aud was presented loUtn'
Sherwood after the battle Of Franklin, In
December, 1864.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
VINO WILL Bn LGApHRp
viii Mac, Fail, or viii tho Leadership
on tho Republican side DO DiIdod Up
Among FIVE or biEP

(lOrdu Zee specially
WASHINGTON, Dec. iS.=Tho proceed
inga Of the House have made apparent
one or two Interesting facts which have "a
bearing on the future course OF Congress,
First, Major Mckinley Of Ohio will mover
be- the aggressive and successful leader
that RO id Of Maine was, aaya the New
York S ar correspondent, His voice IN
not STRONG; the tendency OF his mind N
toward the judicial method Of thought, and
hc recognizes two sides 10 every question.
Ho has none Of the audnciiy and rCndl-
ness OF rrportCe which made Reed holy
error 10 his opponents. McComb Of Mary
land, aud other prominent Republicans
do not hesitate 10 CXpicss the opinion
that the House will not long follow Me.
Kiulcy'B leadership, They think the
leadership on the Republican aide Will be
divided among half n dozen mon.
Another point developed was that Mr..
Julius Caesar Burrows, Of Michigan, will
pr bub y bC the permanent chairman OF
the House whom II goes into committee
Of the whole on the state Of the Union.
The resolution adopted giving the ways
and means committee authority 10 slt
during reccssis full Of significance. Tho
introduction by Mckinley Of the old Hew.
itt administrative bill which, though pop
ulnrly credited 10 Mr.. Hewitt, is really the
production OF Cx.Treasury Agents Ticho.
nor and Tinglc, the former now an assist.
ant secretary Of the treasury, is, az Col.
SELLERS would say, "only u side show II
simply affects tue administration Of Gus.
tom houses, and does not change tariff
charges,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
wHAg 1s
SCROFULA

Il is that impurlly IN tho blood, which, 40
eumulallng IN tho glands of tho neck, pro-
duoes unaIglily Jumps or awelllngal which
causes painful running sores on tho arms,
legs, OF ieeti which deYelopea ulcers IN tho
eyes, ears, Or nose, often causing bllndnesso o.
deaineasl which is tho origin oi pmples, can
eer0us gowlhs, on the many other manlleslp'
lions usually aserlbed ~ "hnmors" which,
fastening upon tho lungs, causes consumption
and death, being tho most ancient, u 10 tho
most general oi all diseases or affections, TOT
very few persons arc entirely FREQ from H.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
Legal Notice.

Vhflsopher q. Martin whose place " residence N
unku iWn viii t,kO notice that Kyle hrOh,, " tirN
county ohio dld on tho w dny VI November
pi M 0i AttrA cnunty, Ohlu, NJ tnHt the mld hth'
inphur NAftin ~ UX, N NJ dutDndhnlHi acltnN
forth that the said hlutup OrO Mhrtn hnu VIE
ala on NUyunhrf Oth iHli. execute And deliver 10
0nu John NJ heller their certain mortgage d tu ui
thnt date un lot number auyun 90 IN httth Wy ~
said county 10 Hpuu note Ut even lWt 7 thu
amount III hfysnye dnllhra, aud that since the Rlv
/, n uf said mortgage the said Kyle Bros purchased
tho ann fum the said NOhn NJ Nh III, Anl ut
there IN due thereon With inter 49, the sum ~
nud M said nOlIllOn said Kyle liroa pray that said
premises m bu sold 10 pny The amount 40 found %
be- due upuu said note and muflNnNpI Ald TIC hhlu
I hrHl ,ph re-, Muftlu IN notified That ht IA frllltud
10 aupuhr aud answer said petition on ur buf0fu the
Third saturday aftof the fourth day fjannafy lbDL
JUllNO NELLY,
Nov 30, 1870 .doob.lw Aty for Kyle Broa,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
A BIGAMISI,.
Bad Plight of a Former Canton
Salesman
And the stin Worse Plight of Two
Wives,
And Probably q Third In Grand
Rapids, Michigan,
Harry Hamilton, With q Penohant
For Stealing,

Travels About tho Country Stealing, Low
ing aud Marrying, His EsoapAdes IN
Canton, Cleveland, Columbus, oinein'
natl aud In Michigan and Indlapa"'A
Tale OF Dupliolty That ID Hard 10 Equai.