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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-06-18
Legal Notice.

Sumner r; Stone, IS Trustee, residing at 40. 5s
Pine street IN the city Of New York in the county Of
hlngs' anu state OF New York, and the Central
New York. In the county of Kings aud State Of New
YORK, VIII take notice that on the goth day OF Sep.
tem0er, 1890. George w. Rice filed his petition In
the Court Of Common tleas Stark county, Ohio, In
Case No; 700, against the above named defend
ans and others, and Alexander W, LOwman and
ON said day said Lowman flea his answer and cross
petition In said case The object and prayer of said
cross petition Is to enforce lien for The sum OF six
hundred (sGU0) dollars ana Interest from january
lst 1854, against the property OF the defendants.
the Railroad Composites being n line OF railways
beginning at PhalaAx In TrnmbuH county, ohio,
and running thence SOutherly through the countles
Of Portage. Trumbnll Mahoning, Stgrk, CsrTail and
Jefferson county, and all In the state of chic In
oluding the roadbed, rights OF way, depOts and
freight houses switches and side tracts and al ap-
pnrtenances thereto belonging, ON account OF said
Railroad Companies, without any conveyance con-
tract or authority from said Lownan, and Without
course OF law, IN the year 1894 took possession and
ever since have held possession aud ed Mechanics
streets, public street IN the city Uhen vIlage) OF
Alliance. Ohio, which street bounds said Lowmans
progeny on the west aad property being Lots Nos,
and strip Of land sonth OF Lot No SO. extending
to Railroad street. ana bounded on the west hy q.
Ghanlss street. SAC pG'pSy being laid Lowmans
along the entire front OF said property aud was his
means ioT lngTess and egress 20 ana from the
since mainlained said railway, rOadbed aud tracks
on and along said Mechanics street. and thereby
raised MI OF dirt and gravel about Ave feet high
near TO said Lowman's dwelling house, cutting on
said ingTess ana egTess ard Interfering with hls use
and enjoyment OF the and said street. and rem
derlDg said property OF much less value from smoke
cinders. dangers OF tire and noises and Earring
thereon, Said SUN OF SIX hundred (y00O) dollars
being judgment recovered by sald LoWman
against the defendsnt The Cleveland Youngstown
aud PlttstuTg Railway Company, at the January
term OF the Court OF Common Pleas Of stark county
Ohio. In the year 1884 for the taklng and sppTo.
priaing OF said LOwmans property and his ease
melt In and TO said street, that none OF said Com.
panies have paid said sum. The prayer OF said
cross petition is that the amount due said LOW
man be ascertaned by the court and declared 10 be
the the first lien on said line OF Railways; that said
Lowman be found to be the vendor of the hts and
property so taken by said Companies and they be
ordered TO pay said sum by day TO be named by
the Court aud In default thereof said line OF Rail-
ways be sold and out OF the proceeds Of SAID sale
lief.
said parties are required TO answer on OF before
the loth day OF August. 1901 or judgment may be
taken against them
ALEXANDER LowMAN.
By THAYER gibson, his Atty's. junlllw
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Ess1G FAMILY REUNION.
An Enjoyable Time at the Residence OF
Christian Boettler--ofioerB Elected.

Christian Boettler- Officers Elected.
The ninth annual reunion of the Simon
Essig family was held at the residence of
Christian Boettler near Kent, Portage
| county, yesterday. About 200 relatives
from this vicinity we're conveyed to Kent
/ on the early &. c. & 5. X. Il. train, spec
| al coach being attached to the rear end
for their special use, On the arrival at
Kent, vehicles we're found waiting to con-
vey them to the meeting place. The
morning was pleasantly spent in visiting
and amusement. A sumptous and elegant
dinner was served by the ladies.
Lewis Essig, Of this city, called the busi-
ness meeting to order, shortly after dinner,
and the reports of the different
upon. jackson W. Pontius, delivered
an interesting and well-prepared oration
on the history of the family, Many enter
tanning facts and incidents in the history
were advanced.
James Speakman, who left Canton for
the South IN 1861, and who has since been
living in Huntsville, Ala, made few re
marks relative to his residence in that
place. 1t was the first time in thirty
years that Mr.. Spealman had NET any OF
his relatives of this locality.
Lewis Essig, Of this city, was reelected
president for the coming year. and q. &.
Pontius secretary and treasurer. John
Il. Holt was selected orator for the next
meeting.
The next reunion will be held the sec
ond Thursday in June, 1899, at the resi-
dence of Solomon Essig, four miles north
of this city.
The members of the family, Numbering
about $50, are all descendants of Simon
Essig, VINO moved here and settled on
what is now the HerOruCk farm, near the
present fair grounds, in 1903, one year be-
fore Stark county was organized. He was
the father of twelve children. Mrs. Re-
becca Poutius is the only surviving child,
she being at present S5 years OF age.
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TIE SOLDIER pusEN Ess,
And What Farce it is fer Mckinley to
Claim 70 be the Veterans Friend.

Claim TO be the Veterans Friend.
ED. NEws-DEMoCRAT:-I think l can
safely say now, in the light OF the past,
that the claim set up by the leaders of the
Republican party (which organization l
belonged to for over 80 years. that Major
Mckinley is the friend of the soldiers had
better be abandoned now. To a man up
tree it seems very apparens that Mr.. A.
d. Bradeu was appointed postmaster at
Canton, o with the cooperation of Mr.
W. X. Miller, IL being expressly under
stood by Major Mckinley, that MIR. Braden
was to be the appointee on condition that
he should appoint MIR. Chase, stranger
in the city, but a son-in.law Of Brother l..
p. Miller, as his deputy, to the exclusion
of all old soldiers from any farther ap-
pointments in any OF the departments.
Mr.. A. G.. Tonner was placed in the in
terror department. as Chief appointment
Clerk, with instructions from the great
Napoleon OF tariff, that no more Canton
mon could by any possibility be appointed
after the Rev. Kuhns was wen settled in a
fat position, which he did net corn by ser
vice as a soldier.
1t is further very apparent to the Same
man up "A tree, thai DR.. Cock should be
wheedled by fair promises made to him by
Geo. L. Baldwin and A. c. Tonner, TO CON
tinue his support to the Meior, with the
assurance that he was to be provided Tor,
all of which is left in very nebulous and
uncertain state with no prospects what
ever, except TO chew his disappointment
in silence. 1t 10 true that DR.. Cock was
favored with a trip to the far west, where
he saw few Indians and squaws and
pappooses. at the government expense |;
but he has had no recognition, such as has
been given civilians, who have no patri-
otto claims for office.
1t is further apparent to the man on the
persimmon tree, that the new postotiice
site was farmed out, with the knowledge
and consent of certain we'll known ring
sters, of which more later on.
1t is also further apparent that the post
Office at Massillon is to Be given to Mr.. c..
NJ. Russell, because of his supposed pres
tige in manipulating votes for Guberna-
torial candidate, the great Napoleon Of
tariff fame, and that Henry Huber ia to
be cajoled by the promise of something
or other, no one knows what.
Look out for squalls in November.
j. III.
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A DANGER SIGNAL HUNG OUT.
Formidable Move to Defeat President
Harrison and Colonel Conger is In It.
lpIlIn DenIer SneclnlN

INDIANAPOLIS, June IA formidable
coalition against President Harrison's re-
nomination was formed in this city to-
night by three Michigan Republicans rep
resentng General Algcr and prominent
Gresham Republicans from Indiana, Ohio,
Illinois and Kentucky. The scheme as
outlined is to send solid Gresham delega-
tions to the Republican National conven-
tion next year, and 10 this end the A!ger
and Gresham elements in the five States
will pool their influence and energies.
Nearly every county in Indiana was rep
resented and among the more prominent
Republicans were Colonel Conger of Ohio.
Bradley of Kentucky, who was q candi-
date for the vice presidency at the last Re-
publican convention; James McNulta of
illinois. G. W. Fairbanks of Indiana, and
Otto Gresham, the judges son. Mr..
Brookwalter, an Ohio Democrat, was also
present.
The meeting was a secret one. The de-
termination is to create a Gresham follow
ing in every county of the five States
named.
Colonel Conger of Ohio declared at the
meeting that he would willingly spend
100000 to defeat Harrison's denomination.
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500 Reward. 800.

The readers of the NEws.DEMocRAT will
be pleased 70 learn that there ia at least
one one dreaded disease that science has been n
catarrh. Hall Catarrh Cure IL the only
positive cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Cartarrh being q constitution
al disease requires a constitutional treat
ment. HALLS Catarrh Cure Is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system, thereby
and giving the patient iytrergth by b6ild.
ing up the constitution and assisting
nature In doing its work. The proprietors
have 80 much faith In its curative powers
that they offer one hundred dollars For any
case IL fails 70 cure. Send for list OF testi-
monials. Address
y. CHENEY q Co., Toledo, o.
Sold BY druggists 76c.
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worth It's Weight In cold.

II a price can be placed on pain,
Mothers Friend" Is worth its weight In
gold as an alleyiator. My wife suffered
more In ten minutes with either of her
other children than she did all together
with her last, having previously used four
bottles Of "Mother's Briend.n u isa bless
ing 10 any one expecting 70 become q
mother, says q customer OF mine.
HENDERSON DALE, Druggist, Carmi, Ill.
Write The BrAdfeld Regulator Co., At
lanta, Ca, for further particulars. Sold
By druQgigta.
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!. For all forms of nasal catarrh where
there Is dryness of the air passages with
what Is commonly called stuffed" up es'
pecially when going to bed, Ely's Cream
Balm gives immediate relief. Its benefit
70 me has been priceless.-A. G. Case, M.
d., Millwood, Cas-.
One Of my children had very bad dis
charge from her nose. Two physicians
prescribed, but without benefit. We tried
Ely's Cream Balm, and, much TO our sur
prise, there was marked Improvement.
We continued using the Balm and In q
short time the discharge was cured. D. A.
Cary, Corning, n. X.
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Notice 10 Contractors.

Sealed bids VIII be received at the once OF the
Olerk 0f Lake Township, STARK county, ohio. until
" O'Clock noOn on the 2nd Gay OF July, 1881, for
building school House on the School grounds in
SuO-District No. Ill Joint sub-distrlct Of Lake
and Plain townships. Stark county, Ohio,l In said
township, according to plans ana spe ihcations on
fife In said ONCE. Each bid must contain the name
OF every person Interested In the samei and be ao
cOmpanied by a suicltn mt guarantee OF some disin
terested person. that X the bid be accepted con-
tract Will be eLtered into, and the performance of
II properly secured The bids for each Kind OF ma
terla called for by the specifications must he stated
separately stated.
None but the lowest responsible bid viii he as
cepted; and the Joint Board OF Education may re-
Ject any or all bids. BY order OF the Board of Edu
cation. ADAM MILLER, Clerk
Carlo, o June 2, 1891, J4-hw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-06-18
THE USE OF WORDS.
Two Highly Educated snd Critical Can
ton Educators Talk In Rhyme.

A teacher said he could not tell,
If 'rld" or ''red, he ought 70 spell,
when one says, ''rid the table"
lie would say ''seuh,n and aye perfume;
But knew enough not to rresumei
so asks of him that's able.
THE REPLY,
II ''red up the table" one chooses to say
The big stately Century says that he may,
Though he has often been bid
Not say 'Ted" but ''rld."
But the hat that he thinks rather rough
And much more becoming a tough,
Must "scufy" be called, and not "scuff"
II he likes tine perfume OF the rose,
Which Ia lexicography grows;
II perfumes preferred 70 perfume,
For that aecentuatlon there's roOmj
BE the word either noun or verb.
And the rules OF the game ne'er disturb.
These rhymes have some rythm
Ifyoure but careful with 'em.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-06-18
Pioneer Dies at I.ouisville,

LoUIssyIILE, o., June ll,-[Special. J.
The old pioneer, Geo. Bowen, died
here yesterday evening, aged 80 years.
Funeral Friday, June 18th, at two
p. IN. He will be buried at the Stoner
cemetery. He was our oldest pioneea, and
post master of Louisville for twenty
years
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.How % cure AM sa.n pl.sa.s.. !.

Simply apply "SwAYNE's OIsTmENT.r -
No Internal medicine required, Cures
letter, eczma, Itch, all eruphons on the
face, banda, noae, DC, leaving the skin
clear, white aud healthy. It's great heal
Ing and curative powers are possessed by
no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
6WkXNE's oIE1AyNr. wgse
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FOR FALSE PRETENsEs.
An Employe OF the Street Gar Compan,
In Serious Trouble.

j. w. jackson was arrested this morn
ing by Constable Woolf on oath of Il. j.
Strause, charged with having obtained
wo horses valued at $3.50, from him under
false pretenses. He was arraigned and
entered plea of not guilty. In default of
$500 bail he was sent to jail. Justice Reig-
owing to his recent illness, the prelimin-
airy trial in the case was postponed until
Monday at 2 p. m.
jackson Is married man, Lives in Har-
rison county, o., and has a wife and two
children. OF late he has been working
for the street car company, having been in
Canton for some time. He was getting
ready TO leave town when placed under
arrest.
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NOTICE.

To Sarah Jane Eby, residing at Toledo, iowa;
Mary o. Collier residing at Bucyrus, Ohio, Harvey
snyder ana Asa snyder, residing at Carey, Wyan-
dot county Ohio, and the Huber Manufacturing
90, OF Marion, Ohio, you will take notice that
have presented 70 the Probate Court Of stark
taae ~ Haren "a Aibriaht' lste Of SAID uoapty de-
ceased certain ciaim amounting 10 1854 ~ for
taxes paid for deeDdont. boarding aud caring fer
and that said Courl has fixed the time for hearing
the testimony touching said claim the And day OF
CLEMENT n. ALBRIGHT
Executor OF the estate OF said Martin Albright de-
ceased
May 30, 1891. i4dw
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SYSspToMs-Moisture intense itching
and singing; most at night; worse by
scratching. Ifallowed, to continue Sumors
form, which often bleed and ulcerate,
becoming very sore. SwsYNM's ONT
mENE stops the itching and bleeding, heals
alterations, and in most cases removes
the tumors. All druggists, or by mail, for
SO cents. Dr., Swayae &c Son, Philadel-
phia, T!Ns
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KILLED RY LIGHTNING.
A Fearful Aooident Near Alliance

ALLIANOE, June 15.-[Special. AT Be
lott this afternoon, during a storm, Harry
Woods, Blacksmith aged q, while work.
ing at an anvil, was struck by lightning
and fatally injured. The anvil was rent
in twain by the electric bolt.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-06-18

Lake township decided Saturday by a
majority of 43, that selling liquor in the
township limits was constitutional. Two
years ago the 'Nwetsn carried the town.
ship by 80 votes. ms Congress Lake is
situated ia Lake township, tho vote was
watched with interest.
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REDFERN'S USUAL CHAT.
Something About What the Ladies
Should Wear.

Dear Mr. Editor, take MP my pen,
To bid you touching farewell,
Tho my feelings are deep my lines will be brief,
For my sorrow Is too great TO tell
Since FIRST wrote to you and you printed the lines
placed at the top Of my letter,
have perked mp bit, as becometh bard,
And feel am muchly your debtor
SO { here write my thanks and regretfully close
Our connection with this pretty ditty.
I'm afraid, by the bye, that this letter Is dull,
As I'm feeling too sad to be witty
Goodbye once again goodbye one and ALL
put down my pen for a rest, sir,
Yet deeply regret your connection is closed,
with your versatile and best, slrl
--TTOutonIc Wre estler
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Notice of Appointment.

The undersigned have been duly appointed Ad
ministratOTs OF the estate OF Felix Gremmlnger
late OF stark county Ohio, deceased.
CLARA 0REMMINGER,
AMELIA GREMMINaER
Administrators
Dated the oath day OF May, 1891. j4dws
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Notice of Appointment.

The undersigned has been duly appointed Admin
strator Of the estate OF Jacob Baum, late OF Stark
DANIEL LANTZ.
l. Administrator.
Dated the 1st day OF June, 1881. J4dw#
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Notice of Appointment,

The undersigned has been duly appointed Admin.
Istrator OF the estate OF Catharine Bitner Ia OF
Stark County, Ohio, deceased.
JACKSON w. PoNTIUs,
Administrator,
Dated the 2d day Of June, 1901. t4dw
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Notice of Appointment.

The undersigned has been duly appointed Admin =.
stark county, Ohio, deceased. wv W
THEODORE WORKMAN.
40, ,. - Administrator,
Dated the sIn "hy oi June, ie5i' tuul1-dw
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SHERIFF. GALE.
Orier OF sale
Stark County Commsu
Pleas Court.

Marion Foniks Orier OF sale
y Comfy ComFnsu
Alice stewart ct al ' Pleas I Court Gt"'''"
by virtue OF an order OF fale, issued by tho
clerk OF the court of common pleas Of stark
county ONO, In the above action, and to me dl--
door OF the court house, In the city OF Canton on
Saturday, the 9th day of June, 1891
tho following described real. estate s,tiated
IN the city OF canton, Stark county Ohio tu-Wit,
hnI wbloh res estate Is known as 6eing tract OF
anu DO feet In width east and vest OF the west end
OF Lot NO (692)slx hundred and ninety.two in said
Guy. as shown upon the may OF laid civ. mad and
dated 1887, by John n. HOli
Appraised at sl.sOe
saleto commence at o'clooIp. m. Terms cash,
q. A. KRIDBR, sherin
\. NJ MYERS, Att,S
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1t is q very graceful design, and is suita-
BILE either as a house or calling costume.
1t is of black crepe with a draped flounce
of chaptilly lace around the skirt. The
bodice is crossed by draped folds and is
finished by a deep fiounce Of its lace, and
the full sleeves are covered with il. The
stylish chapeau is of black straw, trimmed
with lace scarf and q boquet of yellow
roses. The plucky Norwegian voyager,
M. Jorgensen, who lately sailed the tiny
Storm King to Australia, has just arrived
in London, He very vehemently protests
that there was nothing foolhardy about
bis enterprise, and is anxious to bring the
merits of his vessel before the steamship
companies. The Storm King has length
of 30 feet and its beam is 81 feet. 1t is
capable, in its owners view OF accomodat-
ing a hundred persons, and can be pro-
visioned for three weeks. i must own
that rather fail to see the advantage OF a
trip in even a Storm King where one
would be so cabined and confined, but at
the same time wish Nj. Jorgenson all the
luck that his pluck deserves.
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Notice of Appointment.

The undersigned has been duly appointed Execu.
tor Of the estate OF Abraham Kittinger, late OF
VIM Il. oBERLIN,
Executor
Dated the Cd day Of June, 1891. 14dws
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Saturday, the 9th day of June 1891
SHERIFF SALE.

Peter Si siusSor s.,r Order Of sale
-, q, -, I stark County Common
JOhh ~ sFAuser et al } Pleas Court.
ny virtue OF an order OF sale issued
by theclerk OF the court of common pleas of stark
Co. o., IN the above action, and to directed will
offer for sale at public outory at the door OF tho
court house In the city OF Canton, on
Saturday, the eth day of June, 1891,
the following described real estate to-wIt Situated
In said stark county and state Of Ohir and being
part OF the northwest quarter OF section ten town
ship eleven, jackson, and range nine, bounded as
iOiloWs beginning at the north west corner OF
said quarter section, thence south three degrees
vest nineteen perches tw enty one links to q stones
thence south 81 degrees east four perches and one
halt link; thence north three degrees east nineteen
perches and twenty. one luke; thence north 81 de-
grees west four pefohes and one-half link to the
place OF beginning Containing one.half acre Of
land with appearances shereunto belonging
Appraised at s275.
Sale to commence as one O'Clock D. m. Terms
Cash.
CA. KR1DER, Sheriff.
JOHN sPoEsELLER, Atty
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REWARD of S6OO

Rowc's French Female Pills are safe and reliable;
contain Tansy, pennyroyal and Cottonroot. Never
fail sy At drug stores, or sent by mail, securely
sealed, for s1. .Ooi at wholesale of Strong, Cobb
feba6 ' ~ j. N. REED, Agent, Toledo, o.
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Saturday, the goth day of June, 1891

Saturday, the goth day of June, 1891,
the following described real estate. to-wlt: Sit
uated In the townahip OF Osnaburg county of Stark
ana state OF Ohio, aud known az being part OF the
east hnt OF the northwest quarter of section twenty
township eighteen range selen, bounded as follows;
beginl lag at ths south east corner of said half
quarter, thence north with the quarter line one.
hundred aud fifteen (llb) rods 10 post: thence
west forty and seven. tenths (4O and 7-lO) rods;
thence east forty ard seven tenths (40 ard lO) to-
the place OF beginning containing thirty acres ana
being the same thirty acres decided by George Dine
vert TO Jacob Barber, and recorded In Vol. l., page
lbs, or stark county records and also part OF the
southwest quarter Of section twenty (2O) I'm said
ginning AT the northeast corner OF said quarter Sec
ton; theLce south twentyeight rods with the east
line; thence north thirteen rOds to til north line of
said quaer thence casa forty (40) rods the place
OF Deginning containing i've acres ana twsnty per-
ehes Alsopart OF said northwest quarter In said
township Gnd range; Beginning at the southeast
corner OF thirty (3O) acre tract being tue division
corner OF aaid half quarter on the south line and
being torly and seyen-tenths pefCheS 40 and 7-1Ol
east from the southwest thereof thence west
one hundred and Eftoen (lib) rods; thepce east
three (SD peTches and four links to the division line
aforesaid thence with the same south one hundred
ana hfieen rods 10 tns place OF heginning to con-
tain two and one-fourth q and I'D acres OF land
Excepting tract OF land containing ak and eighty.
four one hundredths acIes out Of the above de-
scrbed tracts heretofore conveyed cd to the
canton and southern *. X. Go. 10y said Michael Hill
scher. aud recorded In Vol. 2k9 and Page 493 In
stark county records Of deeds.
Appraised at Sag60
sale to commence at ono O'Clock p. m. Terms
caslG
CA KRIDER, SherM.
WANN & Bow, Att'ys.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-06-18

Every tissue of the body, every nerve,
bone and muscle is made stronger and
more healthy by taking Hoods Sarslpar'
lila
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-06-18

Eok bALE-carriages, surreysi top-buegies, road
,r Wagons, carts, &C., Wholesale and retail. We
have traded IN and win sell cheap, some second.
hand vehicles OF different kinds. See The Leader
site q. --ultman 4 %. iiidWc