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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-13
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Wednesday, March -, 1884
v-;ny salss were held at che Exchange

NEw-YoRK Wednesday, March - 1884
The following sales were held at che Exchange
SalesrOOm to-day:
By Richard T. Haynet Co.
l. s,orv brownstone dwelling with lotion East an.
81 W. cor Of Ma,s0naye lot IsxSO NJ i NC 70, oo.
l lot On 2dave Of 9sth-st, 251lOO; August ,,oo
l lot on 5dave adjoining above, 25Il00 Henry t,oo
lots 5 East 9sth st. adjoining above each @5HI0e ,oo
,ot ,olTDs above 100 o. F Worcester 1890
! 5-torv and 3.story prick buildings with plot OF
land Nos "a and 80 Clnst s, So ~ " or tei
rvs plo u land 5ulxrS6 AMI J--teiy. htck
builiinQ with lot, 40. 1903 Pearls 2 :, I0l II ..
OF Ferry.st lot 24llIlOlsi William henry... toOVo
BY Louis AeSier.
7 1storv frame stable with lot No $40 West j5thst
ss running through TO 64thst, 1913 n " o. 10Th .
ave lot 80 100 toVo
BIZ JH0 F. b. SB,Ytb.
/ 3.stnrv frame building. with plot Of land Nos 3is
and $50 Water-st 1883 n " OF James sip, ..
plot u land J42x6O7i Charles Kelly .-..-.-.-. ot0o
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
BIZ Richard '. HGrHeu q Co.
,tory frame dwellings with lots, Nos 920 b 9262
Laayette.gye. between Lewis and stuyFesAnt q, ca,
ayes each lot 20lOXlOO; John swan ........sy 4oeV"
8.story dw euings, Win Iots SOS % anu -
Jenerson-st, Broadway, each lot --1AoV ,oo
Twitz 80, = q; CIV
3.story brick building with lot, NO 81 NytheSNe' o,x
near Clymer.st IJx9OI J Drumnond - - AUTO
o and a story frame buildings, with lot SO - JACK
son.st l55 Il from Unionave lot -0I4"O VI az,
('Ordfs --.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-13
- srocK MARKErs-BY TELEGRApH.

BrrFAro March II CcfS-Recepts to-day l12 head tJal
FOR week thus far head TINE last week $500
head consigned through. SO market dun: Extra
40Gs .; Common 10 Fair So 90 Light 10 Good
Butcherss g -JGri 80.
SIeSD-ReceIpts to-day head total FOR week thus Far
tme sat week ,pOO head consigned
through cars DUH; Fair 10 Good estt,n, ~ -
80; Choice 10 Fancy - 6Oes 800 Western Lambs 80 10
F6gs-Recepts today 1000 head, total for week thus
far 1000 head: time last week 10000 head
gned through 81 Good 10 Choice workers. - 10
~ 80; Light Mixed - - as go Good Mediums 8 -"
A.. Pigs 20 OOaSJ 80.
CHICAGO Marchl2-Tte Drorer8 Journal reports Hoas-Re
cepts $4,000 head shipments, 400 head market weak
Packing SO 1886 sj Packing and shipping 80 75Gs7 90
Light. s. co. 81 So Skips ri uo0Sb 90
Cau>-Receipt- 1000 head shipments, 1000 head; Ex
Common 10 Medium. - l5GSj go.
Receipts $500 head shipments 34OO head Inferior
10 Fair 50 iOdS4 90 Medium Good II OJGSJ o. Choice
20 Extra So jO0S7 20. $500.
n. Louis March l2.-H0gs-frn: Receipts 1000 head
shipments 400 head Light 81 60GsD 65 Packers 50 oOG
81 U Butchers SO - 4 81 -.
Catfe-Recepts head shipments. 500 head Export
era SO 50 s. 90: Choice shippers s. -uG&G tj
Common Medium, 80 oOGsj 10 -tocAers and Feeders,
Il OOaf0 -
pts 200 head. shipments. 200 head Fair
Medium ~ UOGt4 49, Good tO Choice % OO4e0 DO Fancy
- as6 90 -, ...,- -,--,-.- 49, - 40
head, shipments 81 head. ,
HOgs-Receipts so head. shipmentS, $40 head: PhIa
dpIphtas. > 5Gaf7 -: Workers, s. 80 an 90.
stseo-Receipt- 1900; sh pments 5000; Far 10 Good
- UVQ - 70; Common, % coz - Oo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-13
MINES AND MINING.

SALESAr The NETWORK MINING EICHANGk
NEw-YORK March II. lssA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-13
HOW MR.. CONKLING'S REST Is BROKEN

hON MN. NO-NhL-l-'p - i'A@-1A - -'-'0
The DinsmOre suit to set aside the lease OF the
Jersey Railroad continued yesterday morning az
the office of Clarence A. Seward. Mr.. Conhlng and ME-
eevard represented Nj Dinsmore and George r. kaer-
cher anpeared in behalf Of the Philadelphia and Reading
road Nj Conkllnc was in exceptionally goodhumor and
,udulged in considerable pleasantly al Mr. Kaerchers ex
nense 6 NJ Williams the former auditor Of the
New,Jersev Central. the only witness examined He
Ieti.d regarding the funded debt, trust and building
cbt net and gross earnings and operating expenses or
fhe road from 1870 10 lss$ Finally Mr.. CQnBAng re-
marked When Kaercher IL In town. such shrewd ana
vaut fellow IS he THAT absoutel" get very little sleep
In TACT sleep with eye open and one leg out OF bed
4 tie time he j. town.
Mr. Kaerch-r-I hope, in consequence OF my vigilance
=, REGARD 10 TINS case that you wont catch cold Oy sleep
In uncovered.
Nh Conkling-You need give yourself any unneces-
any llueasiness in that regard. can generally take care
d myself.
The defendants then rested their case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-13
rRYING mo- OK III PROBATE OF A MIL.

Henry Chyli, a clearinghouse and hotel
keeper o. No 1876 West Tweutysixthst. was stricken
with apopexy on September - last be made his viii on
tn next dag and died September 30 He left his bust
ness 70 Frederic Mchels, $500 10 Charles D. Grun
gen and divided herc,t OF bis property equally between
larx Nanhemer and Christine Catharine Stabber. The
Syl was admitted To probate. Yesterday testimony
fakrn ID proceedings 10 open the probate. Mr. Chyhs
4 vvyer testified that the ttstaJOrs utterance in
distinct Oh september p that il necessary for Mr.
Il chefs 70 explain some OF Mr.. ChyAs utteranees
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GOVERNMENTS.
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.

[ S As Coupon 9o7 -.--......-. 10000 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-13

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
san FRASCIsCO, March u, 1884
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BROOKLYN PROPERTY.

8 story frame building with plot OF land, Nos 3is
and $50 Water--t. n g. 1888 n " OF James sip,
A tIvg =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-13

1liss seller 3 days.
Z 57S4 seller 90 DAYS.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21
SOCIETY GOSSIP.
Movements of People In aud About tho
Clty.--yisItors and Visiting.

Movements of People In aud About tho
Clty---ylsitors and Visiting.
Mr., ed. Walker, of Navarro, was In
the city to-day.
Mr.. Sam Junius Roberts, Of Canton, is
In the city cleveland Herald,
Mr.. and Mrs. II, d, Keplinger left last
evening on visit TO Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr.. b. Q. Goodwill, of Canton, was
rcglstered nj tho American House,
Wooster, Tuesday.
d. Wallace, wife and daughter, Of Can
ton. were the guests Of Mr., and Mrs. G
r. Steele last week,--[Orrylllo Crescent
Mrs, Sue Palmer, who has been visit.
ing relatives and friends In Salem for
about u week, returned home yesterday,
Miss Emma Bishop, Of Cleveland, who
has been visiting Miss kittie Kline, nj
No, 40 Eaat Tu5Carawns street, returned
home to-day.
Mr.. George Englohart and wife, Of
Milwaukee, Wie,, are visiting at the ros'
ldeuce Of Mr. VIM, Volkman, on North
Walnut street,
Mr.. Alex HeinRartner, Of tho Canton
Paper Co., and family pitched their tent
at Meyers Lake this afternoon for u
weeks recreation.
Mrs. james Phillips, of Salem, Is visit.
ing nt the residence Of her grandson,
Mr.. o. j. Palmer, agent Adams Express
Co.,, at No. II East Tenth street.
II IL whispered teto.a.tete In upper
society circles that N. II. Bshelman, the
enchanting editor Of the Akron City
Times, has selected I. s. Saxton, tho Jim
daisy Of tho Canton Repository, TO OIL
ciate ~ "best man,"--penny Press,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21

John Welch plead guilty Monday
afternoon TO assaultlng Frederick Bonn.
beck with beer.glass; lned rs and
costs, amounting to 80,
Louis Plero, charged with assault and
battery by Jacob Dyer, plead guilty
Monday evening. Ho waived n prellmi-
nary examination and was bound over To
Probate Court In the sum Of 5000.
Alexander Reirsnyder was arrested
Monday night, charged by H. p Price,
with using threatening language and
by Lawrence Jagelskt with assault and
battery. Reifsnyder plead guilty TO
both charges aud was fined S3 on The
1rst count aud 81 the second, With the
costs added Alexis little picnic cost him
juet &l3,
Tho entering up Of Judgments against
the galo0n.keepers, for nOn.payment OF
the Scott law tax, has been concluded,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21
UNIONTOwN.
Items OF Interest From nn Occasional Cor
respondent.

Items OF Interest From nn Occasional Cor
respondent.
Dr. Pitkln and wife Of Rayenna are
In town.
Mr.. G, W. steese and Miss Allie Treash
are married,
Miss Amanda POntius Is home from
visiting Akron,
The NJ, N. Sunday.schOol plcniCked nj
kreighbaum's grove, south Of town, Sat-
urday,
The band began TO play last Saturday
evening, The boys are preparing for
the Myers picnic, September 9th,
John Butler stole plug tobacco and ci,
gars from tho drug store Friday A
warrant for hls arrest IL Issued, but
John has not yet been found.
John Adam, infant sou OF NJ. j. Miller,
was buried Monday. The mother died
last winter. Mr., Miller has the sympa'
thy Of friends In his Affections.
Mr., John d. Frank, OF Canton, Mr..
David Frank, Of MassilOn, and Rev.
Milton Frank, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, spent
Sunday here with relatives and friends,
Tho annual sunday.schOol COnyon.
tl0n Of ruscarawas Chassis cOnyenes here
Sept 9th, and continues 10 tho 10th.
The district Includes Canton, Navarro,
Manchester and Uniontown.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21

The Tliiett Family Reunion and Surprise,
Reunions of families and friends are
pleasant vents, and agreeable surpri-
ses are generally appreciated both have
a tendency TO strengthen and perpetu-
ate friendships, Such at least will be
the result OF the above reunion.
Saturday, August 9th, 1884, was the
10th birthday of Mrs, Elizabeth Tillett,
who lives upon her farm near Minerva,
Carroll county. The Tillett family con.
sisted originally Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tillett,
five daughters and five sons, two
sons and Mr.. Tillett having died several
years ago.
II was contemplated some time back
TO have q reunion OF oil the members OF
the family living, and give Mother TIL
lett q surprise. With this In view In
yltatlOns were Issued TO all the children
and q number OF friends, asking their
presence. Seven families and numer-
Gus friends responded TO the calls, and
preparation and arrangements were
made for O grand, gala day at the old
homestead.
Saturday. Aug. 9th came, bright and
clear, and oil was ready, and children
and friends were In high hopes. About
s o'clock, buggles, carriages and wag-
ons began coming In, and by IL o'clock
the house and grounds were swarming
with happy people. Mother Tillett
could not quite understand why all her
children and friends happened TO meet
at the same place and at the same time,
One Of the friends hinted that she was
70 years old that day. and that her chill
dren and neighbors had come In TO do
her honor, and also spend the day TO-
gether, II she had no objections. Mother
Tillett said she was very willing, and
bade them all a hearty welcome, After
this o general handshaklng and con-
graduating each other occurred.
II was now about o'clock, and the
"business' committee announced that
dinner was waiting In tho orchard,
where tables had been erected and
spread. The assembly gathered about
the tables and all ate heartily Of the
many goods things present. After din
ner the time was devoted TO social inter-
course and general conversation, which
was continued until o'clock, when
supper was announced, after which the
parting came, each one saying II was
grand, good day, and good thing to
have been there.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21
LOUIsXILLE.
Personals, Marriages. Deaths, Eto, From
Our Correspondent.

Personals, Marriages, Deaths, Etc., From
Our Correspondent.
Miss Lizzie Wise Is visiting In Can
ton.
Miss yannastahn, Of Canton, visited
friends In town on Sunday.
Mr., Milton Smith, of Salem, was In
town on Saturday and Sunday.
Keep coOl--if you can-with the Their
mOmeter way up In the nineties,
Miss Annie 0berdorlf Ia spending q
few days with friends In Alliance.
Prof. and MIRA. A, D, Blechy returned
from pleasant visit to Holmes, county,
Ohio.
Miss Josephine Fryberger, Ia visiting
her sister Mrs. Daniel. Christ, In Middle
branch.
Mrs, Douis and son, Frank, OF Canton,
visited MIR. Louis sauyageOt and family
on Friday.
Miss Helen Hershey, OF Limayille, Ia
spending few days among friends In
this place.
Mr., Henry s. Wertz, of Canton, spent
Sunday with friends and relatives In
this place.
Mrs, Frahln, Of Napoleon, o., 10 Walt
Ing At the residence Of Mr., s. Paquelet,
on Chapel street.
Mr., Frank HugenOt, of Canton, was In
town on Sunday; guest Of j. q. PrenOt
on Chapel street.
Miss Mary sawyel attended the fun.
eral Of her uncle, Mr., Annias Knepper,
ut 0snaburg, on Tuesday,
Miss Augusta Walker, Of strasburg.
spent few days at the residence OF her
uncle, Mr. COuis Julllard, on East Main
street.
Messrs. ed. Langabaugh and John
BrObst, Of Canton, called on their frlendE
Misses Annie and Lemmie MerleyOn,
Sunday last.
The funeral Of Miss Laura Kalbaugh
took place on Sunday morning from the
Reformed Church and was very largely
attended. Rev, j. j. Leberman Ollci,
ated.
Mr., julius Thurin and Miss Josephine
Grange were married on Tuesday morn.
Ing by Rev, Father HOlfer. They left
for several weeks tour, through north.
ern Ohio and Indiana, Cleveland and
South Bend are among the places they
will visit.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21

watch and some personal property
belonging to q boarder next door with
him. Since then he has been begging
his food and sleeping In cellars and sta
bles about the city, lie was getting
ready to beat his way 0u the freights to
Pittsburgh, where no intended To join
the army OF boOt-blackJ, when his case
was reported to superintendent Frazer,
The latter found Tommy at heresldence
OF Mr., John II. POyser, on South Poplar
street last night, where he had begged
something TO eat. He agreed 10 remain
there until Mr.. Frazer secured home
for him, Mrs, Poyser kindly consenting
to keep the lad for few days. Mr.. Fra
zer had scarcely left the house until
TOmmie dropped his hat out Of the win
dow, and, under the pretext Of going
after 1t, skipped out, He was found
later In the evening and locked up In
the city prison. A charge of petit lar
ceny has been preferred against him,
preliminary to sending him to the Re-
form School.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21

j, 8. Biscus, OF West Brookllgld, this
county, had a very valuable Aye.year-
old bright bay mare stolen from his
stable, on tho night OF August 9th, To-.
gether with u new blackboard wagon
and harness, which has never been
heard from eince, The running gear OF
the wagon was painted u wine color,
while tho body was black. The mare IL
Scared on tho breast, aa the effect Of
running into barb0d wiTo fence u few
weeks before she was stolen. The weight
OF tho mare IL about LOO pounds, A
reward of 800 IL offered by Mr.. BlsCua
for her recovery and tho arrest and o0n-
ylctlOn Of tho thief,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21

loo liar shop shut down lust week
MIR, John schiCk, sr, is on tho sich
list
Mr., Joseph Ceiland, Of McDonaldsyille,
10 engaged TO tOlch tho winter term OF
school AZ NJ, Zion,
Mr.. and Nlra, Ell Shook, Of KOlama.
200 county, Mich, are visiting relatives
and friends In this place.
Rev. w. d, Mllburn, Of XenlO, Ohio,
will lecture here ON the 23d inst, uuder
the auspices Of the |. .. &, 7.
Mr., Frank Rolp did not 90 10 Massil.
lon TO accept position In j. D. Franks
shoe store, ~ reported by our loyal cor
respondent In last weeks Repository.
llo has gone to Dalton, Ohio,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21

Treasurer Dangler returned from Co.
lumbug yesterday, where no went with
his books 10 make hisannual settlement
with tho State. Tho Treasurer brought
back with him the pleasing information
that tho books OF Stark County's Auditor
wero tho best in the entire State, Not
the least trouble was experienced with
them, everything being correct and In
proper shape, making Stark county's
settlement an extremely easy one, and
without necegsitatlng u single line OF
correspondence Thls IL n nigh t09ti-
tnonlal to the skill Ond efficiency with
which Auditor Manly conducts the
affairs Of his o0co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21
Our National War Songs.

s. Bralnards Sons have Just issued an
elegant book containing l05 pages, con
tanning all our famous old war songs
full sheet music SIZE, words, music and
plano or organ accompaniment com
plote. No such complete collection has
ever before been Issued, and In sheet
form would cost over $2O. II has title
In lye brilliant col0rs, representing one
OF the most active engagements during
the battle OF Gettysburg, alone worth
tho price OF tho book, Best aelling book
of the soason, and Just what everybody
wants. This attractive book Will be
mailed post paid TO any address, for
only 90 cents In cash or stamps. Ad.
dress tho publishers,
s. BRAINAnp's SONS,
Euclid avenue, Cleveland, o.
Mention this paper.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21
A nninnilNn nnnn lin.

All. w. Burnett, the detective who
worked mp tho case against Frank Wart.
horst, now In Jail here for the murder
Of Mrs. kirkland at MasBillon Inst sum.
mer, was almost beat TO death Saturday
night at East Liverpool, Columbiana
county, by two notorious roughs who
have not yet been caught, Burnett's face
and head were cut In u tertible manner
the cut between tho eyes reaching tho
bone. Beaides this, no received mn ugly
wound on tho left jaw, and cut under
tho left eye, and one through tho upper
lip, Ho ie around again as usual,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21

Nicholas Dralmo, lato proprietor Of u
coOl gard In the southern part of tho
city, on different occasions missed coal,
lumber and various other articles from
hia yard, which wero taken AWAY during
The night Suspecting Nicholas kroft,
Of Navarro street, lo had u search war.
rant issuCd agOlult him Friday, which
resulted In the lndlng of some Of tho
stolen property on Erofl's promises.
kroft was tukon before Justice Hudson;
ho refused to plead guilty to the theft,
but compromised tho case by returning
the property and paying the costs In the
CnHp,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21
KNOCKED our.
A Tin Wash Basin Cuts aSwath In the soalp
OfJohn W. Walker,

A Tin Wash Basin Cuts aswath In the Scalp
OF fJohn W. Walker
The Buckeye House, kept by Peter
Clemens, corner of Tenth and Saxton
streets, was the scene Of lively scrap
Sunday afternoon, between a bOarder
and country needle and thread
peddler, named John W. Walker.
Walker was transient guest of the
house. During the afternoon Walker
took basin from the wash. stand and
was using II for ablutlonary purposes
In another part OF the house. Adams
told him to replace II on the wash,stand; |;
Walker refused and struggle for the
possession Of the basin ensued. Adams
succeeded In wrenching the basin from
Walker and with II struck the latter
upon the head, cutting cash In the
scalp about three inches long. Walker
had his head dressed and then filed an
affidavit against Adams for assault and
battery. Sunday evening, before war
rant could be served on Adams, Walker
withdrew his complaint. Walker Is the
same party, who was arrested about q
week ago for drunkenness and gave the
name Of Fred, Mcdonald In police court.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21
Stark County FruIt-growers, Hoarkon.

AT tho last meeting OF the Stark Coun'
by Horticultural Society, u resolution
was passed to make o display Of fruits,
VIZ; pears, apples, prunes, peaches, etc,
at tho coming State Fair, for. which a
premium or diploma and $50 Is offered
to the county making the greatest and
best display OF varieties OF fruits, and
the following committee was appointed
TO make the selection and take charge
OF II: NJ. Bitter, New Berlin; A. h,
Hanna, East Greenville; B. 7. Berlein,
Louisville; and Lewis Esslg and j. II.
Niesz, Canton, TO whom fruits may DO
sent prior TO Aug. 30th, or come TO our
next meeting Of the Horticultural SO.
clety, at j. A. Borst's In GreentowD, on
Monday, Sept. lst, and bring not less
than six specimens OF each variety
known In your nelghb0rhO0d.
All are invited, and especially you,
reader We are equally Interested In
making ono Of the finest dislays ever
seen, and thereby adding fame TO old
Molie StaTk's fair name, Hoping TO
see o unanimous response 10 tho call,
we act as your obedient servants,
j, n. NlEsz,
NJ. BlT2gR,
A, r. HANNA,
B. 7, BERLEIN,
LEWIS EsslG,
Committee
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21

Following isa llst of tho Jurors drawn
for tho September term Of Probate
Court. David Il. Newhouse, Marlboro
township; Samuel Eschlemon, Lawrence
township, II. j, Q. uasen, Lexington tp,;
Jonas Warstlor, Sugar, Creek township;
Morgaman Machamer, Lake township,
George W. Wolker, 0enaburg, township;
John Grimes, Washington, townships
Samuel 3, McFarran, Sugar Creek town.
ehip; Charles Coffee, Lexington town.
ehip; j. p. Haiser, Lexington township;
Smith Keith, Paris township; Alphous
Brady, jackson township,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21

Tuscarawas street, who have lled claims
for damages on account of the proposed
improvement of that street, at o'clock
Wednesday afternoon, at the Valley dc.
pot The same committee will also meet
on Poplar street the same evening.
The Building Committee, with the ap-
proval of all the members present, last
night, lot the contract for freecOlng the
library room In the City Hall, TO KEN.
mer q Cushman, of Cleveland, for 5000
The same firm was also given the con-
tract 10 paint the walls Of the assembly
room and the basement room in the City
Hall for $35.
IL Ia proposed to occupy the City Hall
about the middle of September.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21

will be furnished throughout tho day by
two brass bands, aud In the ufterL0On
interesting addresses will DO made by
men, prominently identified with the
interests Of the Ohio farmer. Among
them Is Mr. j. IL. Brigham, Master OF
the State Grange, In the evening ball
will be held In the dancing hall, under
the management Of the Richyllle Band.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21
WINE LOVING THIEVES,
Michael Adler's Cellar Again Entered by
Burglars

Michael Adier's Cellar Again Entered by
Burglars,
Councilman Michael Adler Ia rather
unlucky with the cellar of his house
and its contents. Only few weeks
ago some persons, not having the fear
Of the Lord before their eyes, entered
that sacred precinct Of the Adler resi-
dence and carried of mammoth lunch
basket filled with $50 worth Of good
things, which had been packed by Mr..
Adler for use on an excursion the next
day, And now comes along some other
evil minded Williams last night and,
breaking In the door of the cellar, on
tered, and carried of one dozen bottles
Of wine, o two'pound roll of butter and
several other articles. II is said that
Mr., Adler heard the thieves at work In
the cellar and wanted to 90 down for
the purpose TO shoot them, but his wife
would not allow him to do II, so the
thieves escaped. No clue.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21

Tho special election ordered by the
Democratic Central Committee at Ma
yarro for delegates TO the Congressional
convention to DO held at Akron, Septem.
ber 9th, took place Saturday, aud resul.
ted In tho following named gentlemen
being elected:
John Loew, John Morgan, d. p. Po.
cock, VIM. Donovan, Matt. Clemens,
who was also on tho tlckot, received 2
vataa