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A SENSATION IN BRooKLYN-A MINIS
TIERS STATEMENT. u

wish TO state that one OF my parishonexx
was sick and in trouble for a long time. Mrs
derstand her case. She had several doctors.
but none or them seemed TO know what WAS
the matter. None could do nerany good II
was my duty as her pastor to cali and Soc
her Hearing of the wonderful work being
done by DR.. Shea the last few years, thought
would call and see him myself. found
him kind sympathetic gentleman. He gave
me a wonderful test or his powers; told me
TO send him a lock OF patients hair, which
did by her daughter.
he told at once what was the matter and
in a short time cured her sound and well
Her family had seemingly been u.lder a cloud
Now all is changed All are well and
mend Dr. Shea co all those in sickness or dis
fresS or any kind, Rev. William Johnson
Pastor Lebanon Church, Brooklyn. q
above
has been carefully educated In the Homcs-
His success is Wond erful in curing paralysis.
rheumatism, Asthma, Sore Eyes, Tunorn.
Tape Worms, Liver Complaints, Desfnesss.
Satarrh, Dropsy1 Piles, Nervous Debtlifyx
women and Children. Fits. Kidney Disease-
and all strange mysterious diseases which
I others don't understand. An diseases, no
l Die treatment. He can and will honestly
tell you II y0u can be cured. Has all new
remedies and new success Has had ample
experience in public hospitals and privat9
| clinics. No tr1fiing with human life. Cau an
i once.
4 Do not delay. Diplomas hang in parIoEsS
| Is q registered physician. A new remedy
/ for rheumatism just discovered, not a liRa-
ment Hopeless cases and those that others
cannot cure solicited 20 call Fat folks tfriu
the childless made parents. All letters muse
contain 81 90, two stamps, age, lock or hair
EOr consultation, advice and diagnosis Ma
4 postal cards.
Charges for medical treatment only. Mem
E1on this paper.
= ISL FULTON STREET, ~ !
BROOKLYN, N. ~
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that their works were still exsanS, ana
shat there were on earth authorized
teachers of religion.
And again. you rememh1r tho words
Of our divine Saviour - ssyito you
there shall be joy before the angels OF
God, upon one sinner doing penance.
Now, you know, dear brethren. that
true peneDce is an interior act that
passes in the hears ITSELF; for the out
ward signs Ot repentance are OF no
value without the chsngs of the heart.
The outward sigos OF panancs may b.
performed even ny hypoceites. So. sc-
cord ing to our Lords words, the an
gels kuoS when sinners repent And
our Lord has assured IA that those
who attain the gior He'd resurrection.
that ia, tie Saints. 'shsu be- IS sh5 an
gels OF God in heaven"
rHsY KNOW in BsAvES.
Those testi monies OF scripture serve
TO show that the saints in heaven do
know what is passing here on earth.
How they know it, has not been re-
vealed. Perhaps il is one OF the prop
critics OF glory to see and TO hear the
most distant things or it may be that
God communicates such knowledge 80
the sainted IS de formerly revealed to
In any case, the fact is vodehed for by
Scripture. / thank Gou for the fact
It were childish for me to deny the
fact because, forsooth, 1 do not compre
bend the manner.
Is it not reasonable, then, aud lawful
TO honor the saints? Is it not bee )Ea-
ing and scriptural to ask their interces
sion And besides, the invocation Of
the saints does not detract from ths
Mediatorship OF Christ; for Jesul
Christ is the only Mediator Of Redemp
ton, and also the only Mediator OF In
tercession by His own rights and Hii
own merits while on the contrary, thi
mediation OF the saints is not media
ton OF redemption. but only msdia
ton of intercession, aud this through
the merits of Jesus Christ, their DIVINE
Saviour and ours.
That is why che Church ends ali he
prayers with these words: "Ihrougl
Jesus Christ our Lord"
TIE ISTKRcKssIoN or THE sAIETe.
Yes, dear brethren. we may have re
, course to the intercussion of the saints
| but we must do something else beside
: asking their prayers. We must striv
! to initiate their lives. We must en-
) deavor to be saints 'as were they
> How shall we become saints Z Is
: doing the will OF God. To become I
= saint, means to discover the will c
God, aud, when it is discovered. t
8 comply with it to the very best OF ou
ability.
ell Howeoever great your tolls and sUf
J, ferings and struggles, howsoever nu
G merous your temptations and di6i gu
9 ties, be encouraged, dear brethren, b
e the example OF she SAINTS. Daily con
+ secrate to God all your actions, yor
o words. your very thoughts and DESIRE
whether you eat or drink, "say
st. Paul." or whatsoever else you d.
do ell for the glory OF God"
I'll Make the firm resolution, my de-
q brethren, henceforth to be more dtti
q gent in the service of God; CAREFUL
d avoid sin, and faithfully fulfill all you
!. Christian duties. This sincere p1rposs
a sesonded by the erase of God, will an:
V BILE you to triumph over the enemies
your salvation, and will make you, il
d deed, true friends OF Col. ITO II
a thy friends. o God, are made exceed
e ingly honorable"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-09-30
Benevolent Investment
And Relief Associate

OF VIRGINIA.
Chartered by Legislature Of Virginia.
MAIN OFyICE: "a W. LEIGH ST..
RICHMOND. VA.
Sick and Death Benefits Psid. Those
who do not keep q regular Back Ae-
count, the plan OF this Association
takes its place.
MONEY LOANED to members on
PERSONAL AND REAL ESTATE Sc
Curl TIES on small weekly psymen ts
Interest Paid on all Deposits. For
further information apply at the main
office. AGENTS WANTED.
Rev. G. O. Coleman. President;
Prof. J. II. Blackwell, 8ec'y & Manage
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-09-30
sO.Oial Notice.

All persons that have sections aud
interest in the Sycamore buryiag
ground (the nearest one to Barton
Heights) are requested to call at 1924
st. James St.. and see me about having
the injunction dissolved, so we may
bury our dead.
3m 80 G. J. PoRrER. Supt.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-09-30
CHAIRS.

Parlor rocker, Miss Mamie Eaton
chamber set. NJ. willard and Fred
Gray dining table, Miss Carrie Robin
son picture scarf, Mr. and Mrs Ed
Hipson table cover. Mr.. Sam Medret
and brothers table mats. Mes. Mintie
Jenkins; busters, Miss Mary JeRkiss
wedding cake, Mrs. George Lyle anC
family.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-09-30
CHINA AND aLAsswARE.

Tea set, Miss May Southgate choca-
late pot, Miss Rosa Bailey nest\ OF
bowls, MISS Ann Harris; sugar bowl
add creamer, Mr.. B. Shaw ink stand,
Mr.. and Mrs. Haig; cut glass vase, Mrs.
Mary Scott vases, Mr.. T. B, Drew !;
glasses, Miss Lizzie Thur bar ice cream
platter, Miss Mary II Russell; cut
glass ban ANA dish. MISS Pugh; parlor
lamp, Mr.. and Mrs. George Belts; Ioi-
let set, Mr.. and Mrs. George Scott and
family cut glass plaEe, Mrs. Alexand-
or Harrison card receiver, AIR. and
Mrs. Hipon card receiver, Miss Mary
Carolan; cup and saucer, Miss Fannie
Moody mantal ornaments, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. j. GaIny fruit plates. Rich
ard and Kitty stranger fruit plates
and lemonade set, Mr. and Mrs. Cha
Wis i; bread and buster plates. Miss Mar
tina Pugh; bread and butter plates,
Mrs. Edward Hedge fruit plates. Mrs.
Addie Brown: tea set, 81 pieces, Mr.
aud Mrs. Arthur Lord celsry dish,
Mrs. Robert Johnson; lemonade set
Mr.. and Dars. ]. b. Houston; lemon.
ede SGT, Mr.. aud MrP. Ohavis; vases
Mrs. julia Lindsey fruit stands. Nra
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-09-30

Go to the Second Baptist Church Oh
Tuesday night, Ost. 10Th, 1899, to that
grand musical and literary entertain.
ment.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-09-30
KITCHEN ARTICLES.

Range, Mr.. Won. A. Gray; miscella-
neous articles, Miss Katharine Kindsll
tinwsre, Miss Nellie Meekins. Mrs
Elizabeth Purrell, Mrs. Theo. Bowls
Mrs. Susan Stoff.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-09-30

Table linen aud napkins. Mr.. and
Mrs BattiSts table linen and towels
Miss Frances Archer; table linen
Moore brothers.
Sheets. towels and pillow cases, Mrs.
George Msbbett. Mrs WATSON, Mrs
Mary King. Miss Gertrude WIuslo "
Nc. Caldwell. Mr.. II. L. sterling. Mrs
Cassie White Mr.. add MRS. J. ". Lew.
IL Miss Annie White; comforter, Mrs
Moody aud daughter; b-dspresd, Mr.
H. L. MAXWELL; bedspread and tsbl'
cover. Mr.. and Mrs. Ssabbs and fAmi
IL (; bedspread, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Stevens.
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Wedding Bells.

On Wednesday evening at o'clock
the wed ling Oelis racg at the house OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ii. GRAY. the home
of the groom, Mr.. Arthur G Gray.
when q very pretty marriage took
place between the above named and
MISS Lucy A. Brooks of Richm ond +,
VS.. Service performed by the Rev. Z.
F. Clark. The house Was beautifully
decorated with green bows, white
flowers and ferns.
Promptly at o'clock the march was
begun, the RIB Ons were drawn which
marked the way through the crowd TO
the canopy, led by w. @. Gray. best
man Miss Carrie Robinson, maid of
honor; bride and groom followed by
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Gray and family.
Hacks and carriages began early in the
evening to bring some OF Plymouth's
beat people.
After the marriage, q reception, and
then came q beautiful collation. served
by the brothers of the groom, IS there
were none that could do it better.
very enjoyable time took place until 6
are 70 reside is being built and it il
hoped that il will be ready for them
about Thanksgiving.
The following is list of the many
gifts received:
SILVER.
Cake basket. from Harrison MilburT
and sister cake basket, from Mr.. and
MIRA. Leon Sherman; silver syrup cup
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Strong kniveI
aud forks. Crawley Dennis forks and
spoons. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 81. Russell
gold meat fork, Miss Alberta Cuny
gold meat fork, Mr.. Alfred L. Brown
gravy ladle, Miss Lucy Taylor; gravy
ladle, Mr.. Herbert King, New Bedford
| silver butter dish, Mr.. John Il. Dent
Boston silver teaspoon, Mre. Chum
micks; silver teaspoon. Mr.. and Mrr
James rhurber; silver teaspoons, Rev
and Mrs.. Lee and son nut picks, Mr.
and Mrs VIM. A. Denison; silver Zap
kin 1inG. Miss Cynthia Dudley; silver
berry spoon, Mr.. & Mrs. g. L. Broner
silver berry spoon, " III. Darts ;silver Il
BILE spoon, DR.. and Mrs. E. d. Hill; sill
YER table spoons, Miss Annie DabneY
silver tea service. Mr.. Benz. Seals; sill
YER sugar shell, Mrs. Frank Turpin
silver sugar shell and butter knife, Mr.
Jobez Chummuck; lettuce fork. Mr.
and Mrs. George Freeman: jelly knife
Mr. and Mrs. e. +. Stranger; bonbol
dish, Mr.. E. +. MelIen and family; sill
YER pie knife, DR.. J. B. Breuster silver
pie knife, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Rhone
carving knife and fork, James Reed
and family.
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
Tea set, Miss May Southgate choca
late pot, Miss Rosa Bailey nest\ O
bowls, MISS Ann Harris; sugar bow
N Crn :
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-09-30

Etching. James B Callingwood and
son etching. Mrs. r. N. Knapp and
family; picture. Mr.. aud Mrs. James
Greenhslge; picture, Mrs. Ezra Bur-
CESS
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------o&A $3.50 49,
1900 REWARD
DR.. Shea, Marvellous Medtltmi
Gives the names OF dead and living frisna.,
tell who and when you win marry, also q
business journeys. lawsuits, absent friends.
what is is He can me- call up your splris
frieads and show them to you. Can make
questions don't ask you to write naInes for
him Don't try 60 pump you in any way
dorsed by leading spiritualists everywheroi
received from them gold medal and spso1
credentials no one else can show, can give
thousands OF references TO both white ana
seven n BrooKlyn-vviii show You that he,
can do all that he can tell of. Can tell what
win speedy marriage with the one You iove1
How tie be successful in all your doinRB IN
ali oshers fail. POSITIVE Satisfaction or no
pay Can and see. You will find Is lucky to
c0sS tn tlst 1 ne ha5
be given patient not knowing It. ThosandS
through him are now
. RICH, HAPPY AND SUCCESSFUL. .
with all their undertakings, while those who
poverty. Through his perfect knowledge or
chemistry, he can impart to you a secret that
l friends. His aid and advice has oftea been
solicited; the result has always been the Sc
All y yenr1 Wishes. In love affairs he never
4 fails. He has the secret of winning the at
OF SpiritrhIism that In ali large cities there
are a class OF men and women who claim
neither gifts. credentials nor refere1cesl
Surely the colored people are not so wanting
away on such. DR.. shea refers to the Hosi.
4 william Deamore. Architect and builder. *
Cleveland Ave, and Arther Sewen. ship 7
4 builder, South Brooklyn. All have known
llim for the past seven years. He stves
free test OF his power Go all The doctor naa
1 Is, Memphis and Louisville; understands
4 thoroughly the diseases. spells or influences
the race ia subject to. lie is now and alwayE
hao a large patronage from them.
PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING: -
4 Brooklyn. Aug. II, 1891 This is to certify
that came TO New York from Albany. wa.
out OF money. had no luck in anything
undertook, What 90 do did not know, A
/ aid. He told me the cause of my troubles
1 he took me in and treated me as a brother
week. had been to others: they took my
money and did me no good. bless the da ,
bad luck, sick or n trouble to go 70 him a
once, q sincerely,
ALBERT AYERS 2o5T Atlantic Ava
II South Plainneld, Aug. 10. 1S91.-ThfS is to
certify that INV husband had gone away ana
( been absent two years. mourned for him
A night ana day. gave him up as dead .
4 Hearing OF the wonderful things DIR. She's
1 WAS doing, L resolved to consult him He
j told me my husband was alive and well and
/ where he was; told me he would come homs
i and when. To my joy all OF it came true He
is home now, come back like one from this
dead. / also wish to say that this month
4 lost the sum OF $50. am poor woman
and was most insane went to DR.. Shea
| and he told me l would ind my money and
i TO my intense Joy did find It as he told me-
. 4 thank God there is man so gifted In onr
midst that can help people and tell them
4 what TO do. Sincerely,
MRS. MARY MILLER, ~
South Plninfesd, N. j.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-09-30
THE APPEARANCE or MOSES.

Now, you know, my dear brethren.
that Moses aud the prophets appeared
several hundred years after the day of
Abraham so that this text shows til at
Abraham. though no longer on earth.
knew Of Moses ard the prop iets, knew
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-09-30
AKoEL's IETERKsr.

In the Holy Scriptures ars relate d
examples of angels Interesting them
selves in the affairs Of men. You re
member that the arch angel Raphael
said TO Tobias: when thou didst
pray with tears, aud didst bury the
dead, and didst leave thy dinner and
hide the dead by dav in thy house. and
bury them by night I offered thy prayer
to the Lord" And in the vision Of
Zacharias, the Prophet. We read that
the angel prayed for mercy on Jerusa-
lem and on the cities Of Judea. When
the rich glutton, who was in torment
besoughs Abraham to send Lazarus to
his fathers house, that his brethren
might be warned OF his sad aRd hOFri-
BILE condition, Abraham answere@ /:
"TheY have Moses and the prophets
let than hear them. II they hear noE
Moses and the prophets, neither will
they believe IL one rise again from the
dead" Luke XVI.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-09-30

OF their civie virtues. How numerous
and magnific, nt the monuments 90
Washington and Others, throughout
our glorious country
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-02-09
BIG CARNEGIE DIAL ON.
Negotiating with Rockefeller For His
Fine Fleet of LAKE Freight Boats.
After an Ore Mine.

CLEVELAND, Feb. 7.-The Plain
Dealer published this morning a story
to the effect that a deal was under way
by which John ID. Rockefeller will
transfer his vast lake vessel and iron orr
interests to the Carnegie Steel com
pany. According TO the story the Car.
negies will controli the finest feet of
freight boats on the lakes, valued al
several million dollars, and the Duluth
and Mesaba railroad. Rockefeller s
mining property is already under 90.
year lease to the Carnegie company.
The deal, when contaminated, will
make the Carnegie Steel colrr onc
of the most powerful organ uo in
the country. 1t will practiCa.y take
the Carnegie people out of the market
for outside vessel tonnage, and the out
put of the mines will be handled almost
entirely by Carnegie railroads, docks
and vessels from the time the ore leaves
the mines until 1t reaches the furnaces
at Pittsburg.
Another deal IN which the Carnegie
Steel company is interested will be
closed before the end of the week. II
is the ur1hase OF the Queen mine,
the Marquette range. The mine is now
owned by the Queen Mining company
and is operated by Corrigan, Mckinney
g. Co. OF this city. The purchase price
is said to be something less than
1900 OuO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-02-09
BUILDING AND LOAN.
A New Company Formed Of Promi.
nent Ciiiz4ns and Papers Of In
corporation Taken Out.

Articles Of incorporation were filed
today with the Secretary of State for
the Citizens Building and Loan Co. of
Canton, Ohio, The following well
known piople will be officers end d.
rectors of he new company: VIM.
Wagner, w. l.. Davis, w. II. Smith,
Jacob 1. Piper, John MCGOWAN, J. NJ.
ssrver, Chas A. Sto berg, B Broth.
ers and T. w. casselman. The oompa.
ny is formed on mod rn methods and
starts with 100000 au horized capital,
divided into shares of 800 each. To-
stallment running stock will be issued;
on which the member will deposit 90
cents per month on each share. Paid
up stock will also be issued at 500 per
share in advance The Office location
will be announced IN this paper later
The rev company will declare semi
annual dividends and expects 10 pay
at least per cent TO the stockholders.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-02-09
READ! MARK! LEARN!
Some Pertinent Questions That Can
All b. Answered With
One RtpIy,

Why is ii that Canton and it's suburbs
with combined population OF 1000
trere is only one medicinal preparation
which gives statements from re.i,lents
to back up it's represen ationsP Why 10
II that Doan's Kidney Pills do this in
Canton as well as every other city anr
town Of aTy importance in tie Union ?
Why 10 it tnat there are advertised ID
every newspaper a dozen remedies and
only one can supply local pr, o
local indorsatioD of its claims2 The
solution Of the pIob EN- is simple. Only
one remedy has the cunng and stay log
power. 'theT remedies make all kinds
Of gigantic yet futile Efforts to get lora
proof, but lhe attempt ends in proGuc-
ing a staten ent or two trom places tUat
as far sB Canton Is concerned might as
well be in the moon. Here is Canton
proof which bachs up the me its OF
Doan's Kidney Pills. Mr.. J. ombs,
OF M 2i7 h. 4th st., says: "My b SEX
troubled me more or less for several
yesTP, but would put Oh a magueic
nlatt' and would be relieved for the
lime being. On one occasion attempt.
Ell to lift step in front Of the bou ,e
and with the intention Of Strengthening
aud gave my back a severe strain, and
a. tsnit | was entirely used mp, and
although Iesorted to all my old time
remedies they failed to do the
ighIe,t go' d, and it kept getting wors-
and orse. ! had such severe pains
through my back and sides that cou d
not take long breath and could MOI lie
at Il unless on the fiat OF my beck.
LII iments, plasters, or rubbing or any.
thing else did me no good until my
attention was attracted to Doan's Kid.
ney Pills and 1 procured box at Dur
bin, Wright Co.'s drug store. ] had
only tt kan few doses when l felt bei-
ter and in short time The pain was al
removed and felt we'll and s'rong. ]
recommend them to ell my friends"
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale bv all
dealers, price 70 cents Mailed by Fos'
ter. Milburn o., Buffalo, N. Y, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name D0AN'6 and
take no substitute.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-02-09
MERIT MAREs 1T FAMOUS.
The only Remedy In the World, Except a
Surgical Operation. That Will Cer-
tairiy Cure Any Form of Piles.

The study of physiciaue, the expert
mems OF chemists. the loudly adver-
tised pretentions of quscks. have been
for years expended in one direction; to
find a pile cure that will III Q.
The results have been number OF
harmless, and In most cases usele 8 oint.
ments, suppositories and even internal
remedies, which the public have
weight d in the balance of experience
aud found wanting; nearlv all OF them
gay some relief, but nothing approach.
ing radical cure resulted from these
preparations.
lhe remedy required ia one that i'm
mediately stops the pain so severe ir
most css OF piles, and then by con
tracing the small blood vessels (capil-
laries) to e. cir normal size, produces .
rydical cure by reducing and finally abb
sorbing the tumors and he ,ling the in
Il imed, raw mucous surfaces.
Until two years ago, no such remedy J
ha been prouuced, bnt at that Tins
supposirory was vi ced upon the m ,r
ket, which has since proven itself TO b,
the long sought permanent cure for thi'
common AMI dis ressing trouble; IL hal
repi lily becoms famous throughout th'
United States and Canada, and is nov
sold by nfarly all druggists under the
name of the Pyramid Pile Cure.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-02-09
THE MARKETS.
PITTsBURG, Feb. O.

PITTsBURG, Feb. 0.
WHEAT-No red, new, 6S q DC.
CORN-No. 2 yellow ear, 4lgIll5c; No. 2
yellow, shelled, 4yg iOJ$c; high mixed shelled;
80 g395Sc; No. 2 yellow, shelled, new, 4GgiOJac
No. yellow ear, new, 4lgll15c.
OATS-No. l white, new, 3jCG351Sc; No. Q
white, 34SqOg15c; extra No. . white, 3I(lD34I4e
light mixed, 3!1alG33l9c.
HAY-No. timothy, $925d950; No. 2, $500
@S.5U No. clover mixed, sS.0JG8.25; wagon
hay, 500 CG9.5J for timothy.
POULTRY-Live-Large chickens, 70d8)c
per pair, small, 5OGG0a; spring chickens, 5OG
6Oc per pair; ducks 6O,G7jc per pair; turkeys
gallc per pound; geese, Sl.0ggl.l5 psr pair.
Observation-Disclosures, lagi3c per pound; ducks
ll6yl2c; turkeys, l8gl5 geese, 9glOc.
GAME-Rabbits, l0gl5c per pair: quail
81. l.25Cgl 90 per dozen: squirrel. $.0ygl.25 per
dozen; pheasants $6.0Og1OJ per dozen prairie
chickens, $5.0yG6OJ per dozen; wild turkeys
sl.OOgl.50 each; venison saddle, lSg4Oc per
pound.
BUTTER-Elgin prints, 2lIFD22c: extra
creamery, !0JaG2lc; Ohio, fancy creamery
l1@lSc; country roll, l3GlIc; low grades and
cooking, l09l2c.
CHEESE-Full cream, Ohio l1Gill1c; three.
quarters. l0Gl0Hc; New York state full
cream, llGll19c; Ohio Swiss, llGll16c: Wis
consin, l4GlIIgc; % pound brick, swiss, l2G
l2I5c; limbUrger, llIgGl2c.
EGGS-Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and
Ohio, in cases l9G20c; candlsd, 2O'd2lc: south
ern. fresh. l79lSc; storage eggs. l6Gl7c.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-02-09
PUBLIC SALES.

when the bills are printed at this office fire.,
notice similar to the following will be in
serted in 1HE STARK IoUNTY DEMOCRAT
free of charge
Tuesday, Feb. 21 John Sheetz, I
mil west Of Canon on Masa'llon- der
lin road, will sell horses, 3 head OF
cattle, good cows, buggts, carriages
farm implements and number of othtI
useful articles,
Friday, Feb 10--A. v. Allerton. 4
miles south OF Canton, W II offer at pub
lie sale or Q horse, a large lot of chick
ems, farming implements and household
utensils.
Thursday, Feb. 18.-Glsncey O
Pontlus, 4 miles north OF Canton, offer,
ho,s g, . head of cattle and rye
list of farming implements, Sale at IL.
Tuesday. Feb 21.-B. B. Krelder, re.
siding on the Henry Hsrter form, hall
mile south OF Cairo, will sell horst p
COWS, sheep and farming Implements
Sale at l2.
Tue'dsy, Feb. 28 Ambrose Whipple
3 miles west of Canton, just vert o
Meyers Lake, will sell norses, cattle
hogs, chickens farm implements and
household goods; inns 8 a. IN.