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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

TIM San Francisco Alta says that
by the policy OF taxation Mr. Carneglea
fortune "T0ae from al00 TO sbB,0OOOOO
In 20 years" And yet Mr. Carnegloa
workmen live In aQualor and want, and
are among tho pooreet paid IN Penn
6ylyania, Durlng tho recent strike
many Of them lived upon public
charity The enormous wealth that
Carnegie has gathered, he did not earn,
10 was earned, every dollar OF II, by
labor, and the mon who earned II were
robbed Of II, through the insldloua
operations OF laws, passed by Congress
The question of the hour and Of the
future IL, shall this condition OF affairs
continue, or shall We have u new deal
Those who want " 70 continue should
vote for Mckinley,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
now THE OLD THING Loama IT'S
MYnpmaY,


From the stand point OF the Protec
tlOmat tho tafiif question IN a very mya'
teli0ns question too deep for eOmpres
henbl0n, 10 IL very like the problem
put by tho small boy 10 his teacher
"My parents have two sons, but have
no brother how can that bef II waa
too deep for the teacher, until he found
that the small boy had litd-then II was
very simple. When the common
proteetlonist N trying 70 understand
how tho foreigner pays tho tariff how
people got rich by taxing themaelye6i
how tho tariff makes wages higher, M
the same time II makes goods cheaper
no 10 indeed graphing an "intrleate"
question, Dnt when II dawna on him
tnat these are oil lies then he becomes
u free trader, ana tho whole question
loses 10 mystery.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

LLOYD GARRISON Of Boston, is eyl.
deutly II chip Of the old block. He 10
the son OF the great ntlalayery ngita,
tor VIM. Lloyd Garrison, and has inner.
tied nature 10 oppose robbery and
wrong wherever found. Hence when
invited TO the Cleveland free trade ban.
quet he did not fail 10 respond with q
salty sentiment, and here is what no
says.
~ join with your club In congratula.
tiona on the passage Of the Mckinley bill
through the House and heartily wish for
iia passage In the Senate. prophecy that
VIII prove moro powerful for FREQ trade
than tho Mills bill with ita excessive eau.
ton and show itself 10 bo u weapon OF
destruction 10 the protective PhilistInea.
The Jaw bone Of ON aga which played no
mighty part In tho days OF oldaia its ilt-
ting parallel. Yours for FREQ trade TO the
fullest oxtont, oto,n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

A VERY earnest feeling was observed
among the farmers In attendance at the
Farmers Alliance, to-day. 10 Is made
up Of Democrats, Republicans and Pro.
hibitlonlsts, and all seemed full of the
subject, and the speeches indicate u
pretty fair knowledge Of the situation.
The chairman, Mr., lgrael Bixler, Of
Nlmishlllen, 10 Republican. He
quoted approvlngly someremarks made
by MOTOR Ben. Butterworth, and pro.
nounced Butterworth n great states
man. He also mentioned In his 70.
marks, with emphasis, that he had
voted Tor some men TO represent him
that he should not vote for this fall
This probably referred to the man who
Is said 70 resemble the man whose light
went out NJ Waterloo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
The Boat Result,

Every ingredient employed In pro.
ducing Hoods Sarsaparilla 10 strictly
pure, and ig the best OF It's kind II ID
possible to buy. All the roots and herbs
are carefully selected, personally ex.
amined, aud only the best retained. SO
that from the time OF purchase until
Hoods Sarsaparilla is prepared, every.
thing is carefully watched with a view
TO attaining the best result Why don't
you try it2
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
SOME of the Republican organs are

SOME Of the Republican organs are
complaining because Judge Yoder, IN
old soldier, was not re.nominated for
Congress In the Fifth district, and be-
cause i. q. Layton, (a man not In the
war; Is the Democratic nominee. There
is neither point nor patriotism In this
kind of talk. Yoder had two terms and
declined % denomination, and Mr., Lay.
ton was only seven years old when the
war broke out, hence no was not big
enough TO carry musket or ride u
mule. Since Mckinley and Grosyenor
1.-TWO Ohio. Republican. n.soldier-C Congress
mem voted against the service pension
bill, the old soldiers In these parts think
more Of having a man who will vote
right, than q man who was u soldier,
but who has outgrown his sympathy
with soldiers, or rather lost II, In his
devotion 10 the millionaires.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

EVANGELIST SAM JONES don't have
n very good opinion Of inAdels II, as re-
ported, he said: I'D rather be q low.
down chain-gang negro than one Of
your little inldels. You won't be In
hell two minutes before you'll be hop.
ping around In the fire and yelling:
What q mistake madep havesome
respect for Bob lngersoll, because he
can get $500 q night for his lecturing
But some Of these little fellows are in.
lldels for nothing, pay two dollars to
hear Ingersoll and board themselves.
= you don't like what am say
Ing, just get up on your hiud legs and
Rlide mt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

SHOULD the Major he q candidate in
this district tho hope bis election would
not be as forlorn MS the Democrats would
have Il appear. In the event of such a
contest history Is likely 10 repeat Itself
Wooster Republican.
The above doubtless refers 10 the
memorable campaign that Major Nc
Kinley made against Gen. Wiley, when
the Major bought his election with
money. History win doubtless repeat
herself, so far as Doodle Is concerned,
but there will be an entirely different
result In the coming November. There
Is a growing public sentiment, espec-
Tally among the farmers and laboring
men, that we have had enough of bood-
lers In Congress. IL we DO not mis-
take the signs of the times that senti-
ment will assert itself quite vigorously
int the coming campaign.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

Coll w. A. TAYLOR, one OF the
brightest and best Informed newspaper
men in ONO, was IN Cleveland yes,er.
day sizing up the political situation
la response 70 a question whether our
Major Mckinley would be the next
nominee for Governor Of Ohio, Col
Taylor said;
"Thcrc ~ doubt about that His tNrill
bill viii bo mutilatod beyond recognition
In the senate and the glory that he has
gotten ont OF the passage Of the bill by
the house will vanish, Mckinley IN losing
his prestige aud Foraker is opposed TO
him Foraker ranks Mckinley among the
Sherman men,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

this boon, And yet II may DO had by
all, Weguarantee that Electric iiittefa
II used according 10 directions and tho
uae persisted in, will bring you good
digeaiion and Ouat the demon dyspepsia
ana install instead enpepsy We roo
Ommend Electric liittera for dyspepsia
aud al diEehsea Of liver, stomach and
kidneys, hOld Ut 500, aud Bl per bottle
by Durbin, Wright a o., drngglala,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
snNaInLm AND PATRIOTIC WORDS
FROM WAYNM 90.
,prom the wayne county psmonD

(lfuh We wayne County HpW""Nh|
In oonsldering the Congressional
matter In tho 10Th District, Democratic
should sedulously cultivated tho rae,
they should be animated by The sole
purpose of doing that which shall seem
best for the party, and not enter the
Convention IN tho spirit OF "the Aeld
against stark county, "or"Stark county
against the field" 10 10 not becoming
OF proper TO cultivate such o spirit
The nOmlnee-who6yer he may be-be
he q lawyer or business man-ahonld
start IN his Congressional race with the
hearty good will and cordial support OF
nh the Democrats of the District, The
nominee can not start out thus II the
feeling 10 cultivated beforehand, that II
Is "Stark county against the eeld, OF
the field against Stark county Lot
the fact be kept In the foreground all
along that we are oil DeIaocratg,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
eottlod.

Passenger Qu railroad carr Yes, sir,
this idle discussion of the tariff ques.
tion is done, and the thing is settled
for generation, at least. AS the New
York Sun says--(to Porter) what q
beastly row those fellows In the smok.
inc compartment are carrying onl
They won't let fellow sleep. What
In thunder are they talking aboutY
Porter Theyb argyin' about dc tar
iff. anh,--PuCk,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
rhn arOnt Am a lcnlno Prophet.

No idle man, willing 10 work, will
long want for q job when Q) i am
elected presldent..-IBen Harrison.
No; one would think not. A load OF
coal was dumped out IN front Of the
Workman office early Friday morning,
and up 10 II u. m, 2l persons, able.
bodied, young, middle aged, and old
men, opened our door and asked: "Is
that your coal?' IL was not; we burn
natural gas. But B, II. will 90 where
natural gas comes from when no dies,
for this deception practiced on the
working people, Dayton Workman.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

THE Cleveland Leader claims that
Oregon has Just endorsed the Mckinley
bill. And yet Oregon elected q Demo
cratic Governor by 8iGG majority, In
1855. Harrison carried the state by u
majority OF 6,7G0. II this 10 an endorse
ment of tho Mckinley bin We trust we
ehall have more Of the same kind II
the Mckinley bill Is all right, win the
Leader please explain why the bill Is
now being 80 radically changed In the
Spnntn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
oNn moro cnmrnIrn will bring

ONE moro campaign will bring Oregon
clear over into tho Democratic column.
The farmers move slowly, but they are
moving IN the direction OF lower taxes and
loss humbug. N. Y. World.
In this part Of the political vineyard
the farmers are commencing TO move
rapidly. Sone seventeen subordinate
Alliances have already been organized
In stark county, and q prominent farm
or said TO a NEws.DEMoCRAT man last
evening that two thousand Stark county
farmers will join the Alliance within
10 days. Every one Of these farmers Ia
opposed to the present robber tariff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
: is worry unfortunate that thc majority

In is very unfortunate that the majority
In the House OF Representatives contains
no mon OF sufficient breadth OF view 10
comprehend that its present course, un-
der the leadership Of men like Rood,
Bnyno and Cannon, iB national scandal,
reilecting discrodlt upon Republican in
atitutions and threatening disaster 20 the
grnyost interests OF the country by substi-
tuting the bllndcst partisan zeal and ram
cor for Intelligent aud comparatively dis
passionate consideration OF public Affairs.
Baltimore Sun.
The above is quite severe, coming as
II does from an independent paper.
But the funny part comes in, when we
see that our own Major Mckinley ig
not even recognized as a leader.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

lT seems that Mckinley supported
the MoComas bill In the Republican
caucus, The following Is from d Wash.
lngton dispatch:
"rhe Ohio delegation split wide open
on the question, Mckinley supported
the bill, and 80 did Grosyenor and 9th
ers, but Kennedy Of Bellefontaine, VII.
liams of Troy, and others strongly op
posed II. There was no harmony on
any one subject discussed. Quite as
manifest feeling was shown against
the Lodge Federal election law as
against the NcComas bill, and the eau.
Gus adjourned to Thursday, deciding
nothing"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
rnr nrnnl mnnllnr nf lnhorlnr

THE great meeting Of laborlng men
In Philadelphia 10 protest against the
new robbery, known 90 the Mckinley
tarin bill, has scared many western
Republican members Of Congress, who
voted for the bill, aud they are now i'm
pOrtuning the Senate 10 radically
change the worst features Of the
inquity The Ledger, Press, Inquirer,
and North American, oil Republican
papers of Philadelphia, are unanimous
In stating that the meeting was an i'm
mense affair. IL was largely made up
Of workmen, who, two years ago, voted
for Harrison.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

TiE result Of the Oregon election which
occurred ON Monday, N on the whole tnv'
orablo 10 the Republican, Akron Bea'
con,
Yes, II Is quite favorable for the Re
publIcans on the hole. The Democratic
Governor Ia elected by 3il6 majority,
and the Republicans can 80 into com
mIttee Of the hole, and pull the hole IN
after them,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

Tm now Maryland high license law has
closed 1000 saloons IN the city OF bhlu-
more, besides increasing the city revenues
10000. In tho face Of such q trginen'
doua fact nobody but n blind political Pro-
hlhitlonlata will say anything about high
lloonso being failure, Cleveland Leader,
This paragraph reads well, but "
proves nothing, Suppose high license
has closed 2OO0 saloons land this we do
not belleve) and suppose that the one
thousand saloona remaining have doub'
led their capacity, and that the con
sumption of liquor 10 Just aa large rs
heretoforeY Would the Leader then
think that high license was success
So far as we have been enabled to dts
cover, land we have quite reliable sta
tistlcs from several Western cities
where high license Is In 0peratlon) the
enactment Of high license has not de-
creased the consumption OF liquor.
What II has done 10 10 make larger
saloons and induce saloon keepers TO
sell a more malignant and speedy death
producing quality Of liquor. Hence we
consider high license failure, IL men
will have liquor, and " isbetter TO have
a moderate license law and the best
quality of liquor, than high license and
rot gut. There 10 no Prohibition argu'
ment In high license.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

NOT all the Cobdon Clubs In Great
Britain, backed by all tho "Brltiah gold
alleged 10 have been spent In America
by the CObdonltea, ever did one'hall ~
much 10 spread free trade Ideas IN this
country as has been accomplished IN
three months by the Hon, VIM, Mekln'
ley and his associates Ut the majority
OF the Ways and Means Committee OF
the Fifty.Arat COngress,-lN Y, Econ
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
A High Republican Estimate Of tho Pom
hnrnnn pnrlnr.

The superintendent Of the census has
issued a peremptory order 70 Buperyis'
orB not 20 lot any one know anything
about what is going on In the work Of
taking the census. Some little points
as TO the progress Of the work might be
published without harm and be Of pub
Tic interest; but the aut0cratic superln.
tendent has enjoined clam.like silence
on his subordlnates. Very well, Let
him drive ahead with his old census
wagon. IL is loaded with lot Of dry
old stuff that no one cares 70 Inspect
anyhow. When he trots II out In book
form IL viii chiefly priced as old paper,
--lClncinnati Commercial Gazette,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.


IN purfuenos of an order o. lne rfengle goali u
Hlari county OHIO, We viii oner ipr sale ~ fhplle
suction on
Wednesday, the s5th day Of June,ls0O,
AZ O'Clock D, o., on tho pIemlses the following de-
6ofihed Ina estate situate M ihp lpNnhhip pi fAiis
county and state Aforesaid lo,Wili lAit Of ihp
southwest qnpnel oi 700 hn W I lAhhe Y eeil,
0i aall s0uliiWeht lnAlieT township ann range
Aforesaid oDnialnluHWh hoffh, more Of less Albu
fractional pAIt VI lhb oaai hali NJ ihp northwest
quarter oi said section, elnlAlnlng 800 100 AeIea
more 0r less Auh fractional paft pf tho Weai Alf
VI said quarter, containing aeles, more oI less
rOr more particular description " said tracts
reference q hereby made 70 lhereilllpn W sH ihe
nAIne, On Mo M lle once Of said Probate court,
heretofore sold and conveyed " lhe a, l. h6b,
railroad a Iiglt oi way through ana over said
IA and haN RnI0h,
Bald tracts Do togeiheI on south side Of tho public
highway leading from Minerva ~ NAn;0n and about
fore yeIY near hfa class market iof all farm pro-
duets anu Will shipping faelllih unsurpassed
there passing through hAll town lhe inli ~ ofui
snu s, wv " ~ m WV Wv d a
"haid traois comprise what Il known ID tho "Old
MOrthead farm and II especially adapted 70 stock
raliinHi Well Watefedi VIII house anl good barn
fhe sane viii be sold for NOT loss than two,thiras
tie appraised value, ana ~ whole 0f w pafta, 40
Will seem inOst advantageous 70 aRld estate
Terms " sale. e.pntsthlfl eAhl, Y " one year ana
\ IN Two years. deferred payments 70 bear Interest
and iie payment thereof secured by mortgage oii
Ahpralird a. tlbO % per aeTe,,. .,a,..,,..
4. NJ hf1nE,
fHeGuium0i tho estate Of Robert
mea-hW Hue deceased
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

Two thousand Illinois farmers met
In convention No Tuacola on WedneA'
day aud discussed the tarlii question
The Mckinley bin was denounced by q
unanimous vote, Some Of the Canton
admirers Of our handsome ana
aatueaQue Napoleon, would do well 70
observe this,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
OUR
MaIOrderDepartm't

Has the very best facilities for hand.
ling great quantities OF Dry Goods. II
reaches every state and most counties
of the Union, Its particular field is
the western half Of Pennsylvania, all
of West Virginia, Ohio, and q con.
stantly growing territory South and
West In all states.
Our stock Of Dry Goods of every do.
schption is complete, and our prices
are the lowest possible. Other large
stores do not Qf they CAM and small
stores cannot Qf they would sell goods
at as low prices.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

This IA what you ought 10 have, In
fact. you must have have 1t, to fully en-
10Y life. Thousands are searching LOT
Il daily, and mourning because they
and IL not. Thousands upon thousands
of dollars are spent annually by our
people 10 che hope thatthey may attain
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
Con. sherwood on Memorial Day at Ma.
Wapra

fFrom mo Navarro independently
Gen. l. II. Sherwood, editor Of the
Canton NEWS. DEMOCRAT, was then IN
troduced 90 the orator Of tho day. The
General made one Of his able and pleas
ing speeches. After briefly referring 10
the Memorial Day occasions and the
fact that each succeeding year llnds
fewer old veterans 10 participate, he
then confined himself largely to q his
tory of the origin OF the lloral portion
of Memorial Day. After finishing the
historical portion OF the address he
spoke eloquently Of the brave deeds OF
the boys In blue aud then proceeded 10
score up Congress for approprlating so
much money forp public buildings which
should have been used for keeping old
soldiers out of poor houses aud other
charitable institutions, In this he only
voices tho sentiments Of the entire
Grand Army, and this sentiment 10 well
worth needing, for II will have much 70
do with the national result In 1892.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

Down in llddeford, Maine, they are
not allowed 10 sell milk on sunday.
How can q man with large family OF
small children aud no Ice, expect 70 on
10y the milk Of human hndneaa In his
sunday gospel, when he has 10 give his
children sour milk with tho Sunday
breakfast
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

tvrom tho Springfield, o. Democrat)
The Canton NEWS DEMOCRAT, like
the New York World, printed It's Me
mortal day edition on blue paper ana
profusely illustrated The blue was q
little dull, but the matter, as usual, was
i,iIita,,t
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

TiR National Tribune, the Wash
ington, ID, Z. organ OF the Grand Army
states edtorially this week, mat all
hopes ara gone tor the passage OF tht
service pension bill, Heretofore the
Tribune has been hopeful that some
such measure would pass,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

TOLEDO, Columbus and Springfield
are all at work to secure the Demo,
rcatic Convention. Which place do our
frlondo Of Stark prefer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Friday, Tho g7th day OF June, AID, 1890,

In pursuance Of an order 0f mo Probate Court 0f
hark county, ohio, viii oiier for sale, At public
auction on
Friday, the 9Th day OF June, AID, 1890,
At ono O'Clock ,, n, upon tho promiiei tho follow.
Ing described real oatAle, situate IA tho county Of
NtATk and state Of ONO, t0rWltI hflnH phil OF tho
southeast quarter Of section 90 township ~ range
u And bounded ~ iullOWa ieHlnning Tor the fnno
ht post IN tho north llne 0i faid quarter section
deh rods WHat from tho northeast corner thereof.
Thence running west with tue said north line 0A
rods thence SOUTH a. dog west NJ $40 todal
thence east 90 fodAl thence north ~ $40 rods 70
place Of beginning containing 70 acres
Also tho following tract Of land out Of tho above
mentioned quarter heet0n heHlnnlug lOf tho
same NJ tho d0flheaat corner 0i quarter aeotlOni
thence west alunH the n0ith ne VI tnld quarter 500
tl0n iek TOdN thenee south 20 iat that d line run
parallel with tho above mentioned north iiup 70 mo
eastern boundary Of said quarter section lil II cons
taiuab aeTea
iidlh Of said described tracts containing Jointly 20
aoIea more Of ltaAl excepting W ieet broad ana ~
feet long, f0T d site fnI d school house.
Appraised ~ fihOl, Terms OF hAi0 Ono.ihlTi IN
hand one-ihlld IN one year ana 0nesthird IN Two
years from the day " sale, with interest, tho paY-
mepla 10 DO secured BY q mortgage on the lleniieh
sold, FRANK hi0AiN
mono a MouAnTY, Plaintiffs Attya
May Goth lHpOsap'hw'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

In seems like a rough statement but
tis true as preaching, that the most
powerful man In The Republican party
today Is o criminal who ought 10 be In
the pNn,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

As kleptomanla II rated 10 be, by al
odds, tho most lucrative form OF inaan'
ity, 10 iR Protection the most lucrative
form OF robbery, Invented by tho gen
ius OF modern atatehmanahlp, 10 called,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

WITH NJ, d, lIarter Ia Congress, tho
Fifteenth district viii have u member
OF national reputation, who WIN take
rank from the irat with such men ah
Carlisle and Mllls,-COlumbua Post
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

THE Republican party Is going 70
pieces Ia tie West, a new party COM
posed OF knighta OF Labor, Greenbaeh'
ers ana Barmerh' Alliance, has been Or
ganzed Ia South Dakota,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

THE Famera' Alliance of Kansas,
have nominated candidate fof Con
gTess In the oh district against tho TO-
publican nominee,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
Notice Of Sale Of Real Estate.

In pursuance Of an order Of tho Probate Court OF
Amfk county, ohio, VIII Offer for sale ~ public
auction, on
Saturday, the 2sth day Of June, 1890,
AZ ono O'Clock D. M, upon the premises tho follow.
Inn described real estate situate ~ tho oouuig OF
stark aud state Of ONO tOswit lot nuinhrfN va
IN the city OF Cnnl0n Ohio, said premises being
also known % tho hch0auWookur place on hatt
TuhehraWaa street
Appraised AZ $4,000 Terms OF sale OnoshAlf in
hand and tho balance IN ono year from DAY 0f sale
with lntoroat payment 70 bo secured BY mortgage
on tho premises sold,
JOHN u. mCilENER
Administrator n 0otlolh 9ehoan-
weokoE deceased,
May 28th, 1900 .20hw'dot
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
Ihe Democrat.

1uKREs one thing Porter has not
done which may save him, lie doesn't
ask, "la " hot enough for youT