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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11
AASSLLLON.

One of the largest and finest dry goods estab'
llshments in the county iS that Of Altman d Wet
ter. These gentlemen contemplate improving
their building by putting in new front and i'm
proving 1t otherwise.
The Park Hotel is one Of the model public
houses Of the State under It's present excellent
management
Russell Il Co.'S new business otiCe is well ar
ranged and quite pleasant for the occupants
They have had a good business season we learn.
Major L Cole aided by his attentive police, pre-
serve the good order OF the city.
Hon. A. G. Wsles, who was stricken down with
q asunstroke attack some three weeks Ogc, is still
confined 10 his house.
The rumor 10 that young married man found
himself one morning lately on awaking, minus
wife. He also discovered brother absented.
Finding out the route he followed to Black River
and soon discovered his better half and loving
brother parading the streetsloVlngly, His indig
nation induced him to knock his brotherly
brother down, who out with his revolver and
blszed away the third or fourth shot entering the
arm near the elbow and plowing along TO the
shoulder. The arm was dressed by doctor and
the wounded man came home, alone,
A SO-ioot sCaffolding at the residence OF Mr.,
Wilson gave way Monday morning preCipitsting
to the ground Mr.. Robert Owens, The slater Of
Canton, Mr.. John Doddridge, builder, al Mr.
Wm. Bowman, timer, Bowman was uniDjured
and Doddridge but slightly bruised, MI Owens
was badly injured and laid for lopg time un
conscious His shoulder is broken and his head
hurt considerably. Mr.. Owens will be brought
home to day, and it is thought that his injuries
will not prove fatal
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11
STATE AND NE1GHBoRHooD.


youngstown will hove society for the preVen.
ton Of cruelty to animals
Nlmissilla coal mine near Akron, has hut down
temporarily on account OF dullness in the coal
market.
The electric light champions claim to have Pit.
kin, the Akronian, on the hip. Pitkin brought
suit to prevent the extension Of the electric light
system, and they have fled an answer claiming
that he is not tax payer.
A gentleman named Dilley was severely hurt
while driving a steam thresher over bridge near
senecavile, by the structure giving way precIpi.
tAtng the driver, horses and wagon into the creek
below Mr. Dilley had both legs crushed.
Amos PenIod, a boy about 16 years DID, fell off
q coal Car anj was run over by several loaded
cars, at Shawnee. His body was completely seV-
cred just below the ribs. He had been put off 8
few minutes before by the brakeman, but got on
again as the train was starting.
NYP&O brskemen and aremen at YounPs.
town are on a strike. win probably compromise
II allowed pay for extra work.
Davidson, Edwards 4 Cos S12 600 -four mill at
Smith Point, and Bowman & SONS 81 500 slaught.
eE house ct Fremont burned Monday.
FL Meyer, old citizen Of Toledo, found hang
ing to Cherry street bridge Saturday morning,
in that city. Financial trouble
John Paul, Of Gallon, went down to Cincinnati
with 81 200, says an exchange, and fell msdly in
love with frail dsmsel named Daisy Clark. She
promised to marry him, but asked him to pay a
large number Of old bills against her. 1t took
nearly all his money, but he did It, and now Daisy
says they were fictitious bills gotten uD at her in.
SGigatiou.
Akron, August S-Early this morning, near the
Sixth ward, joseph Grail, aged q, an Italian Ia.
bOrer on the Valley railway gravel train fell be.
tween the cars, was run over and killed,
Kent, August s-ThomAs McMahon, late resi-.
dent Of Akron, was arrested here this morning
charged with bigamy. 1t is claimed that while
having wife and family in Mansfield be was
married TO young lady at Akron a few weeks
AGO.
Millersburg, Aug S--Noah Hochstettler's barr,
one OF the largest in the county, was strdck By
lightning yesterday and burned to the ground, to.
gether with All It's contents.
Rev Henry Chance died at Frement, Saturday
afternoon, aged 65. He was known a. "old Broad.
Ak" was noted temperance lecturer and q citi.
ven Of that city for 16 years.
Fifty laboren on q Connotton Valley gravel
train. at Kent, struck for an advance Of Is cents
per day.
Governor Foster has pardoned John W KOogler,
convicted at the June term Of court in Greene
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11

ALMOST AN ACCIDENT.-0n Wednesday last,
while unloading stone from boat at Navarro, the
derrick employed in hoisting, broke, and came
near resulting dlsastrously. Dr.. Melvin, Of the
&rm OF yaDDuzer, Chapman q Melvin, was, at the
time Of the accident standing upon the boat and
seeing that the broken spar was making Its way
with comet like velocity toward his immediate
neighborhoOd. concluded he had business OF i'm.
portance to attend to in the mutky waters Of the
canal, and the jump he made would have done
credit to Sam Patch. The Doctor made his way
10 lard with aduck like assurance where he was
carefully landed by the tender aid Ofa boat hook,
and his immediate wants attended TO. The mud
and water was pumped from his watch, and q suit
OF dry clothes obtained. Here his troubles com.
menced, as the breeches which some kind mis-.
sonary furnished, evidently were not built for
the Doctor, for. after dancing around the green
swsrd, and giving grammatical pronunciation to
high sounding names, ne was removed to Pile
Drtter and successfully driven into the stubborn
leg encasements. The Doctor says the man who
wore those breeches had ought 10 be arrested for
vagrancy as having no visible means Of support
The Doctor is not man to be really driven into
anything, and his displacement Of the waters OF
the canal was merely an act OF courtesy TO the
derrick in retiring from its way.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11
Tht nrmntrat.

THE distinguished Noyes was candl'
date for reelection as Governor in 1878;
but William Allen laid him out Gov
Allen hvd been out of politics for many
years; was in ct new man and was
elected.
In 1877. R. M. Bishop, business man
of Cincinnati, was the Democratic can
dida against William H. West, malig'
nant Republican, ard the former was
triumphantly elected.
Noyes, in 1873, was as confident OF his
election as &c" Foster is now; and West
was equally satisfied that he would be
chosen. We only mention these cases
to show that, sometimes, people are wiser
after election. &c" Foster & Co., may
be.
Don't be smirky aud put on airs,
Lest people send you home for REPAIRS
Mere politicians are apt to be,
When in CfiCe greatly set up, you seel
The time, at last, however comes round
When voters consider the fellow that's sound
And the man Of VAN and lofty pretense,
Is set aide to get better sense.
So Folter h Co., might take thought
That all their assumption may come TO naught
The BooKwALTER boom may prove success
And let some folks see their own liLtleness
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LeqaI Notice.

Catharine Stafford and John Stafford. her husband
whose real first name and the residence Of both Of
them are unknown, will take notice that the Con.
notion Valley q Straitsville Railroad Company hled
a petition en- July o. 1881. and an amendment 70 said
petition on August TO- 1881 against them and Polly
ShanOwer and others In the Probate Court OF stark
county Ohio setting forth that II was Incorporated
and authorized to construct and operate railroad
from Cleveland Ohio. 10 Athens, Ohio; that the line
OF its railroad as located passes through lots 24O and
24 in the city OF Canton, Stark county, Ohio; that
It has been unable to agree upon the compensation
to be paid for It's right OF way through said lots, be-
ing strip 25 feet In width on each side Of the center
line of said railroad as the same ID now located, be
ginning at point on the north side OF lot 2l4O,
I24 10 feet east from the northwest corner Of lot
PAL and running to point on the south side OF lot
241, "a $40 feet east nom It's southwest corner that
II Is intended to construct and operate thereon q
railroad; that said atharine Stafford Is heir OF Pat
rick Welch deceased and John Stafford rs her hus-
band claim an interest In said lots and praying that
said strip of ground be appropriated to the absolute
ownership possession and control OF said company
its successors and assigns forever for Its uses and
purposes according 20 law. Said parties are notified
10 appear on September 20 1881
THE CoNNoTTON VALLEY AND
STRAITSVILLE RAILROAD co.
BY LYNCH, DAY = LYNCH,
auRIIew It's Attorneys.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11
DIED.


GRABER-At the family residence, corner Of
days illness Of fever, on the morning Of the 1lth
inst, Mrs Catharine GIaber wife Of John GrabeI
aged 81 years ana mOLth.
Mrs Graber was born near Montpelier, depart
ment HeTRult. bordering the Mediterranean, in
France. She was married in oci., 1913, and with
out changing her name. In 1858 she and her hus
band, for they never had any family, removed To
America and settled In Stark county near Canton
A few years ago they became citiSenS Of the town
The loss OF his worthy and Rmiable companion ID
a severe blow to the husband. The funeral will
take place on Saturday, when the remains will be
taken to RichvIlle for burial. The procession will
leave the residence at $3.50 O'Clock in the morning
Rev. A Feldmann OF the Lutheran church ofic.
iating. The numerous relatives and friends feel
deeply the demise Of so excellent woman and
they will long hold her to memory dear,
MOONsHOWER-Ath his residence near the cor.
ner Of Jackson and HOusel streets, on the 9th nst
Henry MoonshOwer aged 70 years, 10 months
and days.
The funeral took place Sunday afternoon, the
remains being buried in the Rowland cemetery.
MCGUFFEY-At Oneida, August 4th, Of brain
fever, at the home Of his grandfather, P @. Hull,
Charles Hull McGuhey. aged years month
and days, only son Of Charles d. and Mary
II. McGutfey Of Chattanooga, Tennessee.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11
LIGHTNING STRIKES A PARTY OF
TWENTY MEN,

CHARLESTON, 8. c., August, "details Of ca
tastrophO by lightning in Darlington county show
that party Of twenty white men at work on the
public highway stopped under an oak tree for rest
and shelter from the sun. Clouds were visible at
a distance, and rain was falling some milesaway'
but there the sun was shining, and nothing indi'
Gated electricity. One Of their number had step.
ped of q few. yards for water, when suddenly q
terrific crash startled him, and turning he beheld
his companions, some dead, some completely par.
alyzed, and others wounded and struggling in the
Willie Walters and John Gatlin were killed out.
right. These were all young men recently mar
ried. Twelve others were struck and more or less
stunned and mutilRted. Some were probably fa
tally Injured. There was heavy fall Of rain
about an hour later,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11

LMAvTLLE.-Meisrs Bailey, Crocker d Co. are
busily engaged in hauling canned beans from
Marlboro ........ MessIs POto, ROsenbaugh q Co.
have begun threshing They do good work .......
The wheat crop In this vicinity is about tWo.thirds
aslsrge as that Of last season .......Mr g A Win.
ner ia q wide. awake grocery man. he recently
added lot Of new goods to his stock, among
which was Ane lot Of lAmpe........ MoHter Chas
BeltE Of Canton Is visiting here,"""...Mrs Eliza
Henderson returned from a visit In eastern Penn
sylVAnia last Thursday ......Mr Hill Tolerton was
in town . day or two Sgo..."...Mr MedlIn Of
Cleveland Ohio, is visiting friends in this vicinl.
~. SEMINAL.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11

A NEW INDUsTBY.-The Sewers lot at the corner
OF Market and Fourth streets has been purchased
by Mr.. Algernon Gillian, Of the Gillian Manu-
featuring Company, Of Pittsburg. On It's site it
is proposed to erect three story brick buildiDg g
S4x15O feet, in which to locate branch Of the
Plthburg works for the manufacture Of leather
saddle findings. About 70 or 80 hands will be
employed. Work on the new building will be
commenced in September. The price paid for
the lot was sc, ,5O0
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11

Ex.Treasurer SULIIvAN's deficit with
the county is substantially made up.
On Friday last, another payment of $500
was ade, reducing the claim to about
$1,000. His percentage on the late June
collection of taxes will be declared about
September lst, and will be some $l,4OO.
This will pay the balance and leave
some $500 over.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11
BooKwALTER AS A SPEAKER.

There is some demand on the part Of
Republican papers for a speech from Mr..
BookwsIter. That little speech he made
to his men last fall when telling them
the work in his shops would go on no
matter who was elected, and that other
speech of his made at the time of the
panic informing his men that their
wages would be increased, are speCi-
mems of Mr.. Bookwalters style, and it
suits the workingmen exaCtly.-PlGin
Dealer
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11

CONGRESS LAKE-The display Of hre worRs at
Congress Lake Saturday evening was the first Of
the kind ever exhibited there. The threatening
aspect Of the weather, no doubt, prevented lar.
ger attendance. As 1t was, however, there were
hve or six hundred people, The grounds were
lit up with red andgblue lights, and the FIRE
works, rockets, Roman candles, &C., were fred
of from the stand Many enjoyed the music and
dancing In the pavilion. On Sunday there were
numerous visitors in attendance
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11

county, in 1880, OF grand larceny and afterwards
sentenced to one year. Kocgler Is very low with
consumption.
Toledo, August 7-Henry Breed, an old and
well known citizen Of Toledo, and a member OF
the Arm OF II & wv Breed whole ale fish deal.
ers, died at noon today, from the effects OF NOR
phlne administered by himself Run orS Of sui
eide on account Of business reverses gained gen.
eral CiroulStiO but the friends and physician OF
the deceased deny this and claim that 1t was
merely an overdose Of the drug which he had
been in the habit Of u ing for some time,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS ORPHANS HOME
REUNION

The Board of Trustees Of the Soldiers and Sailors
Orphans Home near Xenla, Ohio, have decided to
hold grand reunion Of the ex.pupils, exofflcers
and friends of the home, at that institution near
XenIa, Ohio, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
September 9Th, 7th and sth.
Such meeting can not fail Of good results both to
those who were formerly in the Home and those
who are at present under It's protection. In order
that suitable and ample arrangements may be made
for their entertainment, all those intending to be
present are requested to notify Mr. W L Shaw, the
Superintendent, at as early date as possible Gen
John Little member of the Board Of Trustees, is
negotiating with the several railroad companies with
view Of securing reduced transportation to and
from the Home for the benefit Of those attending
the reunion 1t must not be inferred that the Board
will furnish transportation. All who have ever
been connected with the Home In any capacity are
cordially invited to be present and aid in making
the occasion an enjoyable one.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11

James Gillhooly, a 10 year old lad, while play
ing knock off stones on South Cherry strC et Sum
day, was accidentally struck by a stone thrown by
one OF his playmates The stone struck the boy
on the upper lip just below the nose and knock d
him senssless In falling he struck his right ear
and bruised II badly He is now doing well,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11

ALLIANCE, August 6-sourbeck's hotel here
was entered by burglars last night. W, a. Kane
Of New York, was robbed Of S4OO gold watch
and chain $50 in money and all his clothes. F,
T. Short, Of Cleveland, was robbed Of a diamond
pin worth S65 and his clothes, which were after
wards found. The boy employed at the unCh
room was robbed Of SO and his clothes.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11

These Needles are warranted equal to any in
the market.
Best quality machine oil kept constantly on
hand
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11

THE CANTON BOARD OF EDUCATIoN-Hss ap.
pointed Dallas White to take the school enumer.
alton Of this Union school district. Last year
the enumeration showed, males between and
l6 to be 600; males between 16 and 81 to be 4s7i
females between and 16 were 1,7O5, and females
between 16 and d were 656; colored Of all ages a.
total 1851
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11

Mr. James Laura, wife and four children, were
urceremoniously spilled from spring wagon in
which they were riding Sunday afternoon near
Faust farm on the Georgetown road, A bolt
broke, allowing the front axle and wheels to pull
out from under the wagon body and casting the
occupants face forward into the road. ALI were
more or less bruised but not seriously hurt. The
wagon was shattered considerably,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11

When occasion demands some Canton girls can
discount q Chicago drummer for cheek. Two Of
them gave an example of 1t Sunday afternoon.
They wanted to go to the colored camp meeting
at the fair grounds but lacked the necessary ad-
mission fee They tried the "mashing" dodge
with the door keeper but he wouldn't mash so
they turned their smiles upon the tender hearted
and susceptible young man in the box oficewho
could not Withstand their sympathetic appeal,
boards
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11
SPOTTED TAIL KILLED.

DEADwooD, August IA Pioneer special from
PHI Ridge Agency, Neb, says Crow Dog, cap
tain Of the police at ROEebud Agency, shot and
instantly killed Spotted Tail, about o'clock
Friday afternoon. There has been an illfeeliDg
between them for some time. Grow Dog went to
Fort NiobraIR to remain until further develop
mentB. Trouble 10 anticipated,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11

An exchange says Democrats sympa-
thized with Conkling because he was
the under dog, and less yellow than the
upper dogs Those upper dogs are a
wolfsh set, and keep tearing away at
Conkling yet.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11

At Bolivar on Tuesday Of last week, Mrs,
Weaver fell down dead. 1t seems the stable Of
Rev. Smith took fre, and she thinking 1t would
communicate with her house got greatly excited
and began carrying out her goods, She was soon
found on the street dead,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11
STARK COUNTY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.


Paris Precinct-Dan Maser.
Minerva Precinct-J SchmachtenberRer.
Wa hington tp-Freeburg-B ] q Willard
I" MT UniOn-J l. DilwOrth.
Alliance--south PTecinct-R q Williams
North Emery Osborn
Iimayille-E w PaNBOn.
Marlboro tp-Sylvanus schweltEer
NlmlShillen tp-JOslah L Coy
OsnaburR Precinct-SlmOn Rice.
MapletOn Preclnct-I N Dagger,
Sandy tp-F MackamAn
Pike tp-DAniel Kehn.
Canton tp-B Faust.
Cantoh-lst ward-J o LAntS.
End wRrd-Wm DRnneInlller.
Ord ward-D Worley.
4th ward-J Welty.
Plain tp-Lew Essig.
Lake tp-Leonard Raber.
Jackson tp-Alpheus Brady.
Perry tp-AlonzO Smith.
RiJhvIlle Precinct-A Lohr.
MnssllOn-1Bt ward-R w McCaughey.
2nd ward. Amos
3rd ard-Richard Powell.
4th Ward-L o Cole.
Bethlehem tp-Matt Clemens,
SuRarcreek tp--J M ShetlaF.
Tuscarawas tp-C A Krider.
Lawrence tp-N. Lawrence Pr--John 9ormAn
YOunRstown Hill Pr-J i HArney
Fulton Precnct-P A Leahy,
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Judge seraphim Meyer-Canton.
Henry AltekTuBe-Cantons
John Rauch-CantOn
John Warwick-MRsillon
DR. r q Willlams-Alliance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11

Mayor Piero wishes to notify the banks, jew.
elry stores, business men and citizens generally
TO keep their eyes open for sneak thieves and
shsrpers next Saturday, when Balnum's circus
will be In the city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11

John Meyers, foreman Of the Louisville fire
department, hereby notifies the Canton compsn'
les that the picnic to be held near that town nex
Tuesday is not given by the Louisville fire depart
ment and is an outside affair altogether.
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FROM APPREOIATIVE FRIENDS.

shanesville Ohio, August 8, 1881,
Editor Democrdt-Enclosed fud one dollar for
which please nd me the DEMOCRAT.
Respectfully, EPHRAIM HATLERY.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11
CANTON RETAIL MARKET.
DEMOCRAT OFFICE,

DEMOCRAT OFFICE,
Canton, Ohio, August ii, 1881.
The following will be found correct quotations this
day OF the retail price to consumers of the articles
named:
BUTTER, LARD, DC.
Apple Butter p gal...,60 Cheese, D'''''""''l1gis IL
Bitter "a ib...... OILS Eggs, q dOz........., 10
Lard ..,.....,,,.,'.l
FLoUk ND MEAL.
Flour, u sack...I 55@1 90 Corn Meal b' "a
Buckwheat Flour p h.. 8 0at .........,..
Graham Flour, o i6...3d Hominy, per qt..".......
Fowls
Chickens aliye..""-2O@SO Turkeys, live ib.-.".,lo
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11

shanesville, Ohio, July Goth.
Editor Democrat Enclosed find 81, which please
place to my credit on subscription to the Demo
crat. Resp'y SAMUEL KLINE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11
LYNCHING IN CALIFORNIA

ORAvILLE CAL, August ~. Y, Noakes was
taken from jail this morning by q body Of armed
and masked men. conveyed short distance from
the town and hanged to tree NOakes murdered
an old man named CTumat, at Chico, three weeks
ago, by kicking him to death,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11

EAST LIBERTY, Aug. 10th. Cattle Receipts to-
day 1000 head Of through and - for this market
stock the market has been very fair at prices
about the same asMOnday.
Hogs-Receipts good and market steady Phil
adelphiss S6 75@6S5. Workers S625@6 10;
sheep-ReceipH today 5000 head; shipments
- Market very quiet Sales OF Wooled S 90
10 4 20; clipped at 81 90 10 25
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11

THE Republican party in Ohio is NOR.
ally responsible for the defeat of local
option in Ohio, and if the temperance
people this fall defeat that party, it will
serve them right ErchangU.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11

One Of the features Of BarnumB big parade Sat.
urday will be herd Of twenty elephants, among
the number is the celebrated sucking baby ele'
nhank
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11
CITY BAND AND CONGRESS LAKE CON-
CERTS.

CERTS.
The City Band has received two valuable addi.
tIOns to their ranks. Mr OlnhAuIen, q B fiat
cornet player Of Cincinnati, and Mr. " @ KOru.
rumph, slide trombone player from Port Huron,
M:ch., have became residents Of Canton, and
members Of the band. The City Band
under the leadership Of Prof Weisp
is growing better every day
They have been secured BY the Cennotton
Company for tho Wednesday, Saturday and
Sunday evening concerts at Congress Lake dur.
ing the sum ner season. and are every week
adding new selections to their repertoire, which
they will produce at these concerts.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11
Min an6lrtis.mmts
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed and qualified as administrator
Of the estate Of Susan Everhard, late Of Stark
ANDREW PoNTIUS,
augILdw8 Administrator
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11

On Monday, August 18th, beautiful flag will
be presented to the st. JOseph's Society Of Massil
lon at the st. Marys Catholic Church in that CITY,