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National Republican., 1883-08-24

We receive regularly by European steamers the fol.
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Journals
The Illustrated London News, London Graphic,
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100 numerous TO mention,
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eE- CAPITAL PRIZE. s75. 5.ooO-sa
Tickets only S0. shares IH proportion.
LA. S. l..
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

WE DO HEREBY CERrIFY that we supervise ths
arrangements Tor all tho monthly and semialUul
DRAWINGS Of the LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY Con-.
hANn,al ~ person manage and control the iraw.
lfss themselves ana that The snme are conducted
With honesty, fairness aud good faith toW.,ru 1lt
parties Woauthorizc tho company u use thls cor
Ia its advertisements.
National Republican., 1883-08-24
A Naughty Parrot Makes mischief.

A parrot has been the means of presenting
young lady who lives near Boston in very
peculiar light. This young lady sits on the
lower front piazza with her work or book a
large part Of the time but was out of town
for week, during which time parrot had
been hung in the upper piazza, a fact of
which she was ignorant, as she is q little hard
of hearing Resuming her old seat on her re-
turn, she became very much annoyed at tho
learn that the parrot, hidden from view, has
been addressing everybody in tho street with
the free-and-easy invitation, "Kiss me, kiss
me, kiss me quick - given in perfect imita-
tion of the human voice.
National Republican., 1883-08-24
Transfers or Real Estate.
The following transfers of real estate were
fled for record yesterday:

The following transfers OF real estate were
fled for record yesterday:
Part oflot /, square g. beginning southeast cor
ner of lot north on + street 10 feet inches west
is feet SOUTH 81 feet a inch southwest, along
Water street 80 feet inches to beginning, John
II. Pfeil to Charles A. Walter; consideration nom
inal.
Part of sublots "a and 25, square 279 beginning
northwest corner oflot % southeast along division
line, between 23 "a, and 25. to 15 feet, north SO
feet 4 inches hen by straight line 10 intersection
of Rhode Island avenue % feet ~ inches north
enst from beginning, then along radius to begin
ming James ". orme to William b. Slack; con
sideration, $500
Lot O. spare 2s4, west II feet II inches to front
of lot s. last feet inches 10 front of lot 10 by
depth, VIM. B. Slack to James W. orme; consider
alton, $500.
Lot 3. square l,072, Alice A Stewart to Bernard
Burnstine consideration, $40.
Lot 6S square 332, in r. Z. Boston's subdivision
OF lot ], X. T.. Boston TO VIM. Tsbb; consideration
$500
Lot IS, in Mary E, Fetch's subdivision of square
803, Frederick Koones TO Morris Keim; considera-
tion 5000
National Republican., 1883-08-24

KEYsER, w. VA.--Dr. W. D. Ewin sa Us :
Many esteem Browns Iron Bitters as an OK
cellent tonic"
National Republican., 1883-08-24

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egIau, Chicago, Ill
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-02-28

was about IL o'clock. During this tune
they talked together and appeared glad
/ had come; talked over " that they would
do next day. 1 slept down stairs in fsont
room; went To bed nrst, leaving them
in kitchen. They went 10 bed up stairs
few minutes after; next thing | heard
was George hallOOing.' My God. l'm shot;
20 tell mother fHl shot, heard some
thing running On door above and down
the stairs, snd George up stairs hali0o-
ing. Isprang up, but II was 80 dark |
couldn't ind door; heard him hallOOing
up stairs and OH his way down; 1 frst
heard report OF gun or pistol; thought
IL was on the street; only heard one shot
and heard him hallOO right away and
heard some one running down stairs as
1 thought | opened my door when Geo.
came down stairs; saw him near stove;
he went out kitchen door and followed
him out; outside kitchen door was wide
open. l went over 70 her mothers and
told her George was shot; Jennie ran to
me; Just had my underelothes on; Jen-
ME came back with me; heard some one
talking to George when 1 was half way
over; when l came back two or three po-
ltcemen were therej went la the house
to put on my clothes, and was dressing
when George, the policemen and Jennie
came In; policeman asked George who
shot him; he saida woman had shot him
up stairs; we took light and went up
stairs: some one said 10 me. It's that
id b-h Of woman did this;" said,
What wOmRnr' He said, His own
WIFE" asked George where Gust was
said he did not know George said it was
Fan KILN who shot him; he was either
sitting mp In bed OF standing mp when a
woman standingther shot him. Jennie
said Fan KILN aud some fellow were
sitting on the front step the night be-
fore; George had on only a shirt; a hole
was burnt In the breast. We all went ny
stairs; saw the woman lying on the
bed; she lay at the back part OF the bed
at an angle across the bed; there were
three children there; one in bed with
deceased; he was awake sOOn after he
went up; the Others we're asleep; only
stayed a little while, two or three min
utes; was dressed; went for cAmphOri
when | came back doctors we're there
The old lady bathed deceased face and
hands with camphOr; | went over "a
Louis Purney's 10 tell him; the doctors
examined Georges wound; saw pOll,e'
man searching about house and yard
| TAT this point the prisoner tndulged his
pent.up feelings by crying)
rOss-examinatiOn-I was arrested al
| the same time George was, about 8 q. m
/ and was discharged In the evening; Dc
| not know what for.
Elizabeth Murphy's testimony was
she was at John Shively's, where John
talked to George. George did not tel
him he would kill his wife.
Cora WalcOtt saw two persons sit or
McMillen's step night before hOmieide
/ think was man and woman; don't know
who they were; never saw anything opI
Of the way with George and wife.
Kit Nisely, same as above.
Wm. Skinner said George always trsa
/ ted wife kindly.
A. G. Martin testified as above.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-02-28
HUnAOH NVHLlAS, DIUBBIbLs
s3 East Tuscarawas Street, Canton, Ohio
- =
LEGAL
Legal Notice.

CatberfnesssT Horman o. stsri. Anna Rhine and JOhn
Ehsns AL q whom Tes6e At SsnSSr .i bsSnss
1888. John a, KegeE and bis wife NAT kegler nled
a. Ohio against sAid parties and others hereinafier
named defendanta setting forth mat on January Yd.
1917 Thomas Kegler died tesAts and leiIed In fee sim
pie Of the following ueaCribod lands 1 Part a Tho
north hR Of the southwest onarsr Of section n and
casSs Ss ~ obio SSnSInS a he % northeast ccSsr q sid
southwest quarter Of section 2l thence wess On me
fractional section; thones north 10 east along
the section line 2lo5 chains to post thence north
Bethlehem road; thence south 10 west along said rad
@ sSSq s Sns m shS5s n p's q % poI a theSc cn cn
70 post thence South $50 east AlBO chains to the
quarter line 20 l2M chAins 70 the plAoe Of
beginning containing 2O4 acres ot land more or te
city of assilon III said county which u desio-
ed fOllOs beginning AZ point the north side of
thence eastwardlJ along the north line oe said
lot; thence soutbwardy parallel with Mn street 1AQ
feet thence DOrthwnrdy parallel with MIL Srees lSO
srd Lot s2s in Kent Jar7is addition to said city Of
That bI the terms Of said TnomAe KeaIers wi which
has been prooAted he devised all his property 10 his
widow. said MARI Ann Kegier. 80 long - che shoud
with consent OF his heirs age; and It 70 his
heirs 70 sell toe same with consent OF said widow
$4,000 70 use but In case Ane should mArry 10
have the interest on said sum -. - =.
children Said widow has elected % take tne pro
Visions OF said will ard has not REMARKED
That John A. Kegler s seized in foe simple q 40 nm
divided eighth () OF said land having purchased
from said widow OneeghEh Of her Interest therein, and
he Ia entitled 70 have partition made OF said lands.
That Hannah eebold, Mary Elizabeth 6horb. Anthony
Kegier MARY Bour and Eleanor KeRler, children a
thomas Kegler have each undivided eighth OF said
lands; Catherine Bter and Anna Rhine, children of
Thomas KeRleT, have undivided eighth OF sa1d
nd and third lots Of land and Herman Schadnhge
and Bilaa A Conrad have an undivided fourth Of said
2O4 acres tract OF 1and all Of said interests exosps
IiantirS' being subject 70 said WIDOWS said rights
cherein.
That Jacob Heinrich owns tho other undivided half OF
said OF said lot eS No other have any In
teregf8 in said premises
petition prayB that the said interest Of said John
KaRer be set apart TO him In severaty and that
done without manifest injury 70 said premises then
that such further proceedings may b had ~ author
18ad by law.
Said persons required 10 answer said pcutiOn on
or befeFo April 29. 1888.
feb2Spw RJ LYNCH, DAY LTtCH. their Atty's ''
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-02-28
Saturday, the slst day of March, 1883.


the following described real situated In town.
snip OF PerrS (NO 100. IN range number nine ~ in
county OF stark and In southwest quarter OF section
number eleven In said township known and being
the certain tract OF fOrtyeigh OF land in said
quarter Owneu and occupied By FlOrian Becher at the
tune OF his death in May, 1873 and bounded fol-
lows: beginning south line said quarter
Southwes corner OF land formerly owned by Josiah
From and running thence north the west line OF the
From tract 20 the north line OF said Quarter themes
west said north line TO the northeast q
now gned by Sophia Richard; thence south her
line 20 the state road; thence said road 20 the
northeast OF land owned and occupied By Daniel
Mccormick az tie time OF his death; thence south
the Mccormick east line TO the south line OF said
ter, and thence east the south quarter line 20
phce Of beginning excepting thereirOm. however,
contain YgI0O acres out OF aud from the north dde
thereof now owned and occupied by Abraham Pass
nacbt leaving 80 61l0O acres OF land more less,
with all the appurtenances bhereuntO belonging. and
subject 70 all legal highways.
Appraised at S47O0.
sale % commence At / O'CLOCK .. m TERMS oa Q
third cash and the balance In two equal annual pa
ments with interest from DAY Of sale secured b. mort
gage on the premisea-
X. ALTEKRUSE, Sheriff
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ORDINANCES.
An Ordinance

10 the Bonds of Municipal off,
GERS OF the City Of Canton, ONO hx-
ing their compensation and defining
their duties, aud To repeal an OTdl-
nance passed February Tth, 1870, en-.
TITLED IAN ordinance 7, ,lAting Jn tht
bonds of municip.l ] Ulcers il the
City OF Canton ana fxiUg their COM
pensatlOn also To repeal an ordi-
nance passed March 26th. 1877, en-
titled AN ordinance 10 amend an
ordinance relating 10 the bonds Oi
municipal officers In tie City OF Can
ton and fixing their compensation :;
also Ia repeal an ordinance passed
My 18th, le14, entitled "An Ordi-
nance TO amend section TWO OF AN or
dlnHuce relating to the bonds of mu-
nIcipal officers In the elJy Of City vt
Canton, aud fixing their compensa
tiou;" and 10 amend AN ordinance
passed March 20, 1871, 20 provide for
the election Of City OiVil Engineer
for the City of Canton
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-02-28

H0 Corner Building Lots In
0O my I'd Addition. Parties
wishing to build are not re-
quired to pay amy cash down.
Terms, B annual payments, conn
menciuR April, lSS4, With y per
cent. annual interest. Have
Building Lots In other localities.
y. E. KATZmILLER,
ONCE 81 West Eighth Street
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-02-28
nsoarnLEz MURDER TRIAL
conEHnoAEson OF the Trial on Ehs Part Of
the State
DR. PHILLIPs-


DIR. PHILLIPs-
Live In Canton; practice medicine and
surgery; was 10 the army over two years
AS surgeon; have some knowledge OF
gun-shOt wounds; was at the house Of
NcMillen the night Of the homicide
8 O'Clock. Or. johnson was with me;
We found McMillen, the body OF his
wife, his father and some policemen; the
body of wife lying on bed up stairs; room
vas lighted with lamp and body was on
q bed in northeast corner OF room; body
vas at bask OF bed upon Its back, with
head inclined slightly to the left; lower
umbs were straight; do not remember
position Of arms; body was covered with
BED clothing, and head rested on pill
how; the woman was dead. saw a
wound with the brain ooEing, In angle
n9 left eye; did not touch or examine
wound az time; examined body carefully
at post mortem that day at house with
pra. Johnson and Cock; at examination
found no other injury on body; skin
around wound was dlscOlored with
Dowder marks; we found round hole In
ariu: edges around 1t had appearance OF
ballet wound; the edges inverted, shoW-
ing Is was point Of entrance; we re-
moved the scalp and upper part OF skull
and found bali had passed through the
Gkull and membranes and entered the
lower hemisphere Of brain; We found
abe ball In the posterior part Of the
brain; Ii passed entirely through left
Hemisphere went within two inches OF
hack part of skull; course OF the ball
was straight; noimpOrtant blood vessels
out: that ball caused the death OF the
woman; bullet was found; Coroner took
charge Of Il. Witness here Identified
haiLee.l From siSs Of hole in skull ball
vAs anaail, but do not know what cali
hrs; noticed eli ght powder marks round
wound: that Wou.d indicate shot had
been lfed as short range; must have been
II it lgas = cartricg } arei within SIX or
sSRht inches; posltIon OF body and Oh
rection Of wound indicated that shot
was fred directly Ia line OF the bullet
hole made throuxh brain; such an in
tuxy would be LIKELY 70 Eendar ths per-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-02-28
stnrh county Pioneer Assoolatson-

The Executive Committee, together
with the Vice Presidents lone from each
township of the Stark County Pioneer
Association, will meet in the agrieul-
tnral room OF the Court House on Friday,
March 9th, NJ 2 p. m. to arrange the ex
ercises for the next annual picnic To he
held second Wednesday IN June II Is
deeirable that there he q full attend
ance. By order OF the President.
LEWIS SLUSSER, Secretary,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-02-28
m1soELLANEous.

NswWsp RarEz % pie arc AlwAys the lookout for
kH HANAE chances " Increase tkelr earnings and
NM ~ IL Ia line becOme wealthy; those VINO do
wv AONA NOT I'm proVe their opportunities remain
Ia pOyertT. We onar . great chance 10
maze moneT. We want many men, women DOya and
ITs 70 Eork for right IN thsir own localities any
oe can DO properly from The hrst start The
buanasa vii pay than ten times orulnAry HAgeA
Exp9naFe outnr furniafod froe- No one who engages
fAtis 70 make money rapidly. You can devote your
whole time 70 ne work only your spare nornenta
Fu inforuattou and all tat is needed seat Tree Ad-
dress sTii itsON 4 Co, PoxtIAnd. Mama dec3-H
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-02-28
r,,e Lives Of the Prr.idsnts.

Ar. c. D. Hauptfeller has been meet
ing with excellent success in canvass
ing for that excellent work by Abbott,
1.-The Lives OF the Presidents" The
york Is one that should be In every
household. It Is the most concise work
of the kind yet published and
1he price places it within the
reach Of all. 1t is a perfect history Of
the country from the Revolution down
70 the present time. Our people should
Aoa fail 70 examine the work.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-02-28

Mr.. John +. Zerbe has opened a meat
market at 1877 South Market street, and
will always have on hand full supply
OF fresh and saltod meats. at bottom
prices. Mr.. Zerbe Is a butcher OF many
years experience, ana knows just what
the people want 2. Give him call >. and
get choice meat.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-02-28

samuel Ake AliaS OTdu ud sale StAEk County
Common Pleas Court
BY virtue of AnRs order sale ssuei by cIeTz oS
the court " common pleas OF STARK county Ohio in the
nOOve action and directed Will Oter fur sale Al
public OutCy the door OF the bOuss 10 thG I
a canton. stark county Ohio, on
Saturday, the 3lst day OF March, 1888.
the following described real estAts situate In stArR
county Ohio togit: Being the one undivided hzlf Of
all that part OF the southwest quarter OF section 2s
township H. range q In stark county, Ohio which lies
north OF the south bank Of the Sandy and Beaver canal
and east Of the STATE road leading rOm SteubenVtle,
OHIO 70 Uanton Ohio, except certain lot of ground
and the appurtenances adjoining said road and CANA
which heretofore sold BY 1laRc N. HOss 70 EliEa
Shine out OF the above described tract said lot contain
Ing about Z OF acre and has small dwelling hOnse
thereon Also except piece Of ground out Of tho north
east corner OF said quarter seOn containing about
and fourth acres heretofore sold 20 John Reed
by N Ross Also except that tract piece OF ground
owned Dy Solomon Koontz. which Contains about 8
acres The entire tract OF land herein described
talns BB acres the undivided half Of which IA e
by conveyed and the said grantOrH do also hereby sail
and convey unto the said grantee nd hg hara ard
signs the undivided half OF the privilege h
quarter Of tho Aforesaid section 22 Also the undL
Fded half OF the FIGURING Mills aud saw NH Bltusted
upon the rst tract OF land herein descba togetbe1
with the entire undivided half OF the lrvliGes
advantages rights ana RppuEte0Rncfa therounto belong
Ing as now enjoyed. used and Occuped
Appraised at $1,000
TermS eash saAe % commence As ops Ocloca p "a
H. ALrEKRUsK ahmfn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-02-28
j. A. McFADDEN,
oFFICE-ROoms 3 and 4, Second aOoa
Whiting Block, Southwest Cor.
Public Square.
Canton Ohio

The Stark County Real Estate
Agency is founded on the follow
ing principles;
Land 10 the basis Of an SeeurftieAL"
Integrity is the basis OF AL suoeeaa--
Fair dealing.
2-AO sale, NO commission.
8-NO charge for adVertiaInW.
4-Buyerg and sellers may !deal
directly If they choose,
j. A. McFADDEN, ARt..
Room 5, whiting s. Poyser 6Ioesk
.. w. corner Public Square,
Canton, D.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-02-28
RIAL RsTATR AoEEoY.
Stark Co, Real Estate Agency

No ROuso ana L4Ot No. 820 s. POplsa Ps4EsO9soo
Ao S-A11se and va North Walnut q, FTsos 5000
So ls-bOuse and n No ioS < aoe5Sd a IEsCs
70 Is-House And lOt No 0s n. Hsrss,, Pr,r. ,.oOo
~ Ho A-b<ScS dwensI No 10 W North StTesai PTss
10 2o-9ouss and lOsI n seoOndt Prsos sou
So 2s-HOuSe and SOt No 800 L NORTH StfsSS Prscs
50 Aooss Aoa lO& No lao \. North. Prse.S,rOa
., No ee-A beautiful rs.haeooe % NorEh WalH1t a
No s7-aoaSe and Iot ~ RolSnd -, oUz Of Roarro A
rooma cellar well, fInit and ahada ITeaa.
ame house WIN EinG. rooms. SsiisS. paotHv os
1I 4FeHsass essshS "a a S5s iSs So SoIES'n aoS o
& - Snp Sneap h0uSs and Ios ON NM q VAJ aAlWuV
1--WE story eight room frAuo hOuOs IN COCA ruVnar
Si-Two story dOu6ls SouSa, % rcotSa. "a i ~ q.
Nos 49, % aod 81 WIN b SCsd SnparStsg q iossSna
S2-fiCuSe and IOt on Hurrtnai ss,ess On lam n,
e 'I story So,. sig room nOose eeilar esscn ~ oi
:. SS.H5oHse Ann I9s on " eth g - eo1a00. Sa9y
54~aCuSs and Os No = POplSs ISSSs sSo sGGs1 an
hame houSe At bargain
50-TWO StOFy buiiting lows, Nearly nss1. | a.ouA
LOTS
No lone aere g lana 90 valley q. \. D@m GOV
No 32-Lots No 90 and " z North StroeG
at-lot on LAEe stroee on Married
No ss-Vacant lOs oOr AArsss and LAthrop q, g
oi-HOuee aod IOt on ClevuiADd sveso~ LOs SoSsoo
frllt arena- Ve1y deairAbbe.
o1-No "a ChsrTy street. 9 roornA
[ 0G-Saw MIL Property. With al tfB nxtmea o onAa
s snne boiler bun corn cracker. ahefaT. seabA osa
'"sd slSo seRsr1ss 1Ss q fiSS1,1 sSSsSasr .,,
buteFT. III
$50 los Liberty. rOOma ~ stories. csnsr. aos-
s8-No los yacteon Seress SOzIOo. ~ SsOzs. Z
rooms, cellar, closets, barn. O7OO.
utaB walk of atoAl woI1Es
oS-No 30 Young street, now seory, roonna bav
window, cellar. cupboard. stone walked coilAR
ONO 81 South Young, same SO.
IO-Ao 810 South MArk1t rooms ohaAD
l-oroceIy stoTS centrally located; stock nFunn nd
negi VIII Invoice About 1901 leaao ~ years run
?2-Aouso aud tos; house o. z Foouna hSim q
Rorchea. Dltnde throoghOue boe wen mDs0ged god
tfuit walks, WAter, 6OxlB0 Houas dnaly n1liaha6
Oaeroo nntn Aaseh 10 only wy caaap- OAn q
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-02-28
CITY COUNCIL
TbS Ordinance Increasing the Salaries oi
.MnnIoIpRl Ofaeers Adopted

he Ordinance Increasing the Salaries of
.MnnioIPRl ofaeers Adopted
The Council met at 7:lop. m, and was
called 70 order by Vice President Shsr-
riek, nine members present. Minutes
read aud approved.
A memorial from H. Cock regarding
ahe late ordinance fixing the grade on
South Poplar street was referred to the
Committee on Streets and Alleys and
City Engineer.
The Committee on Relief aud the fol-
lowing bills correct, and recommend
their payment: George Myers, sl9O5;
B. A. ROhn. S4.75; John Alley, 81; Chas.
Biechsie. 80; l.. x. HuTfOrd, q; Il. Dilla-
man, $3.50; n, c. Klingaman, S21; G.
Krieg, $3.50. The above are all for
groceries, g. ". Winner, meat, Sl.50; E.
L. Walker, medical services, 50. Report
adopted.
The Committee on Ways and Means to
whom was referred the report Of the
Committee on Fire Department, in refer
ance 10 the fire alarm, report the same
back and recommend the following
amendment to the report: 1900 70 be
paid July lst, and that the contract be
10 changed and ten keys to be furnished
instead Of five, and that the report be
adopted.
The report Of the Committee on Fire
Department, as 30 amended was adopted
unanimously. The Mayors report for
abe past month, showing collections
from zines and licenses amounting 70 sic
Vss referred. President Shields came In
READING OF ORDINANCES.
For establishing salaries and fixing
bonds OF municipal officers had q third
reading and adopted, yeas and nays
Aessrs. Bast and Sherrick voting n the
negative.
70 accept B. Dannemiller's addition
70 the city, second reading.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-02-28
Apron soap.

YOu can have your choice when buy
ing Bieehele's apron soap, to take either
a large apron for lady or smaller size
for children, thereby having chance to
supply yourselves with cheap aprons.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-02-28

The creditors Of D. L. St. John are re-
quested 10 meet at the office of J. p
Fawcett, Saturday, March 10th. 1888, at
2 o'clock p. ~, on business OF tmpOr-
tRnce. CHAs- F. LAIBLIN.
Assignee