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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01
nonrd OF IIenllh MaetInn.

The Board Of Health at special meet.
Ing on Wednesday evening last, resolved
to appoint a Sanitary Policeman. APP
plicalions will be received March l2Ih.
The duties Of the Office are, 10 inspect
the streets and alleys daily, aud when
ever they discover the violation OF q
State or municipal law. enacted for the
protection OF health, cleanliness or gem
eral comfort, 10 take immediate steps
for liz suppression. Az q large proper.
ton of our inhabitants are German,
many OF whom are unable TO understand
English, II will be necessary that the
officer speak German. He will also be
required 10 wear uniform and give
bond for the faithful discharge Of his
duty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01

A young girl--a fallen woman OF the
perlehed from exposure during
the recent cold spell at Canton. She
was refused udmlttance 10 any aud ey.
cry house, aud hence had 10 perish. The
people were too busy with missionary
and revival work 10 give the poor soul
attention, May the good Lord have
mercy upon us all, aud deliver us from
such philanthrophy Mansfield Demo.
crat.
May the good Lord have mercy upon
Us oil, and deliver ua from such oulra.
geous liara m the one who penned tho
above. No such event occurred In Car.
ton this winter, nor II ever likely 10 90.
eur, ~ our people possess little too
much OF the milk OF human kindness In
their composition 10 allow any human
creature, however low no or aha may
have descended In the scale Of degrade.
tion. 10 perish In such n manner. A
greater liar than MI Perkins IL eyl.
IDENTIFY abroad.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01
A New summer Resort.

A work Oi no little Importance TO the
many ffeQuenters Of Meyers Lake dur
ing the hot months OF summer ia now
under way and when completed Will
add materially to the attractiyeness Of
that popular summer resort, A large
and spacious building, combining both
hotel and pavilion, IN In progress OF
erection on the east shore OF the lake,
and " rapidly nearing completion, This
structure IN TO be- three stories In height
9Bx6B feet IN dimensions, and OF u pleas.
ing style Of architecture, The ilrat floor
will be devoted t9a llrst class restaurant
aud dining hall; the second, which is 10
xs0 feet clear Of all, will DO used ex'
clusiyely for dancing and roller skating;
while the third floor IL TO be divided of
into handsome and cOmm0dlOus apart
ments, which will be furnished In an
elegant manner. In the rear OF the
hotel n llne half mile race track will be
constructed, and a SPACIOUS stable cree
ted, capable OF accommodating llfty
horses. A nOw bowling alley will also
be- built m close proximity 10 the hotel.
A new road will be laid out lending from
Massill0n, which will run around tho
outlet Of the lake 10 the pavilion, while
the road from Canton viii lead direct
10 the pavilion, by way OF the west
cemetery, and will be fully "A mile short.
or than the present one, The new hotel
and gr0undsafe splendldly located, hay.
ing about llfty acres Of wood around
with u frontage on the lake OF about u
mile. Mr., Henry Miller IL doing the
carpenter work, and the new resort will
be opened TO the public about May lst
The new grounds will be christened the
Lake View Summer Resort.
They are being erected by Ia. j, J,IMeycr
u Bro, and will DO conducted by them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01
MARKET REPORTS.
Grain aud ProylAions.

CHICAGO, Feb, 80.
PLouR-Markei stoady Winter Wheat Flour,
9b00itb,0O, Spring, ti,bOlIhbOi low grndcA.
y2,26U1.5i PatonlA, thDgb'sDi hyo Four,
tJ0OG8,Jb, Buokwheat Flour ti,bOabhOO
WnEAr--Quiet and 6tondy, No, spring
gilt edge, plGbllhoi No, u, bODh2oi No. Y liod,
ll,OOGiOln, No, y, pODD2o-depondlnR on
looationj No, Z Wheat, March, wh@oso,
May, Wy haWbo,
ColN-Aotiyo ana prices ruled 6toady. No,
2, bbhdDblAo ounhi &hhha9to FOR Merohl
bj6bhjAc for April, bJhWbi4e for May, aud
6shQ5sAo for Juno, High MiAed, bBkW5ioi
heJo0ted, isqi2Ao
OArs-PrIoes ruled steady, No, 2, alN0
a2O onah aGWGlao Tor March, Rh 40 HAo
for Aprlli WhdbIAaO for May, and HbtGlDUMo o
for Jun0i Rejected uuloL
HYE-Market Rlcndy, No. = cash. bhnol
seller March, bhAoi April, bppi May, tIAo, .
BAlLEY-- -htoudy and nrm Tor No. = ANA all
choice grades No, z olHh bj0i seller April,
6lHo, May, 0Io No, ., bsIGbBoi No, 4, 40
MISS POnk--Auiiy0, but prlooa easier.
Quotations ranged at Sl7,i0DlI8O oaAhi
SlI01HDl7H0 Tor March, yl7Jb1l7M Tor
April; sl1,7OdDls0ah for May, and SlIpblbla'O5
for June delivery.
LARD-Prlooa ruled easier, ranging NJ 500
0tp.i6 cash. or March, SpbOltpbb for April,
t0,b6GOO5 for May and tp.UIGpjO for June
delivery,
BUTTrI,--Markel nrm Creamery, good 20
fancy e5lbiOo; Dairy, gOOd ,o fancy lHlD2go.
CHEEar-- Market qu,oI iu' rnm Ched.
dar, good 10 hno, lOoliro, '"im".h 'hoddar,
7Wlao.
fresh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01
A Menilnr Of rrnlt arnwnr,.

A number OF fruit growers met NJ the
residence OF Mr., Rupert n few days since,
aud organized by calling Q. W. Faust 10
preside aud making u, II, Berlien socre.
tary. After an interchange Of Views m
10 the effect Of the recent stamp Ordi.
nance enacted by the CITY Council OF
Canton, II was on motion resolved
10 call q meeting OF all fruit grow.
era around Canton. aud Mossra. Rupert,
Hang aud Faust were appointed q com.
mittee 10 secure q room for said meet.
ing.
The committee have secured Grange
Hall for the meeting, aud all fruit
growers Interested IN the Canton mar.
ket aro invited TO attend said meeting,
on Friday, March 7th, nj SI6 a. M. Town
dealers are also invited u attend. The
object OF the meeting IL TO consider the
effect Of the new ordinance upon all
who shall deliver produce In Canton, II
is hoped there win bo n full attendance,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01

heard OF II, called on the church trua-
tees, handed them hia check for $50, aud
three notes each for the same amount,
with the remark; Take th0ae notes TO
the Bishop, II no approves OF them LOT
me know, insist that the Bishop see
them Tha notes were sent 70 the
bishop, and he found them to read like
this: '0ne year after date promise 10
pay TO trustees OF aud for the benefit OF
the Firat Methodist Church OF Canton
$50, avalla realized from performances
In my Opera House The Bishop prompt
ly sent back word that the notes wero
accepted 4 just wanted TO know, sail
the waggsh amusement manager, W
money right out Of the portals Of hell
was good enough for the Methodlsts, !
knew II II wasn't, II was good enough
for me- .'"-ChicagO Paper
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01
ro Tarmern. Tenm.lers ana olher,,

After ten years experience building
nnd dealing In wagons OF all descrip-
tl0na, ] know exactly the wants OF this
market, and | would respectfully say 10
farmers, teamsters md others using
wagons, that during tho past winter 1
have had manufactured Of the very beat
material n large variety OF wagons OF
different sizes with all The modern i'm.
pIovomente, which | am ready 10 sell nj
prices that defy competition, prices that
cannot DO duplicated by any dealer In
Stark county. keep largo stock CON
sthDtly on hand. Should you want a
farm wagon, n spring wagon. or, In fact,
any kind OF q wagon, give me call be.
fore purchasing. | know can suit you
IN prico aud quality. also keep a stock
Of secondhand wagons which III sell
cheap. Give me u call. II. d. Alexander,
general blacksmlthing and dealer IN
buggies aud wagons, No. 20 East Fifth
street. Canton, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01
BROK EN vows
A Talthle.s wl~ aud Doludea Husband

A Falthlsss wife aud Deluded Husband,
Another case OF young and falthle,a
wife dRserting husband and child and
nying with her partner In guilt W parts
unknown has Just come 20 light, Mira,
Florence Rupert, u pretty blonde, aged
about "a, the wife Of Mr., Maurice g.
Rupert, a young man employed as book
Keeper In the hardware store OF Law
renee and Myers, elOped some time last
Monday with George Williams, man
well known about town. Mira. Rupert
WAS married about seven years ago ~ the
residence Of her uncle, Mr.. JOhn Bloom
tleld, at Middlebranch, and left behind
her In her fight u bright aud interest
Ing little daughter, six years old, Will
llams lisa man about 20 years old aud
not uncOmmOnly prepOssessing IN ap.
pearnnce. Last Saturday he disposed Of
hla share In a farm 10 when no
was heir for $500 cash, Mr., George Law
renee being the purchaser Mr.
Rupert employed Williams 10 drive
and care for horse OF his at the time
OF the county fair last September, aud
this brought williams ~ the Rupert
residence on North Market street, y IT.
tie over u mile from tho square, where
he became acquainted With Mrs, Ra.
pert, Aa Mr., Rupert was obliged, by tho
nature Of his employment, 10 he down
town from early morning until eight or
nine o'clock NJ night, Williams and the
faithless wife had the field all To them
selves, the cOnaiing husband never for
"A moment auapectlng that hla wife waq
unfaithful 10 him. But woman is u queer
creature aud past dnding out. II II not
known which way the guilty couple has
headed, but In all Likelihood they have
gone west.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01
oonnotIon Ynllnr Annninlmnni,.

Mr. Henry B. Dunham, late general
freight agent Of the Valley railroad, has
been appointed general freight and pas.
senger agent OF tho C0nnotton Valley
railroad, with Office In this city MI.
Albert Rokueek, who has been acting In
tho capacity OF private secretary 10 Ro.
ceiyer Briggs, has been appointed ~.
distant general freight and passenger
agent, with headquarters nj Cleveland
Both appointments take effect from 20.
day, March lst Mr.. Rokusek M secre.
tary TO General Manager Briggs, was
formerly stationed In this city for about
q year. When the general managers
Office was removed 10 Cleveland no went
with II 10 the latter city, where he hae
ever since remained. During his reei.
dence here Mr.. Rokueek proved cour.
teous aud agreeable gentleman. and The
large number OF friends In this city will
be pleased 10 hear Of his promotion.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01

Two burglars entered the house OF
Geo, King, OF Homework. In the absence
Of the family one night last week and
hunted for yaln0bles aud found $500
aud appropriated IL. A light was seen
by persons passing, Nelghbors were
quietly aroused and surprised them
One named Lenhart surrendered, the
other dashed out for liberty and escaped.
Next day no was captured In Alliance
and both taken TO New Lisbon. The
$500 was recovered. They belonged In
the neighborhood,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC.
NOTES OF NEWS.

~. Charles hotel and adjoining build
ipgs burned NJ Lincoln, Neb.; loss $780,
900.
Merchants hotel and several other
buildlngs burned ut Duluth, Mimi; loss
$4,000
There liz suspicion In New York that
Saint Morse was murdered, instead OF
committing suicide.
A reign Of terror prevails at Hot
Springs, Ark, the city being dominated
by q gang Of crooks and gamblers.
The British force under Gen. Graham,
about 1900 strong, and 0sman Digma's
army OF 1900 are sparring for an open.
Ing q fow milos inland from Suakim,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01
rHn wALLAoE-MoKiSLEy CONTEST,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s.--'rhe Commit
tee on Elections has sci the Wallace Nc
Kinley contest for hearing before q
sub COMMITTEES next Monday, Both sides
have their cases carefully prepared with
an elaborate mass OF testimony, II IL
probable several days will be occupied
with the investigation OF the case.
snERMAN's COMMITTEE STOPS SHORT
Honest John sherman's investigation
OF the late Danyille riots came TO u sud
den halt for want OF funds. The House
has failed TO concur In the bill OF the
Senate making an appropriation for the
payment OF witnesses aud the Ser
geant-at'arms Will not honor their
warrants,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01
A NOUN Or aREAT nnIrlAN.

Mr.. {. II, Bottoms lecture on the
"Britiah lsles OF To-day" NJ the Opera
House, Thursday evening was attended
by an immense thr0ng. Ten minutes
after the opening Of the doors every
available seat In the hOnselwas occupied
ana hundreds were forced 10 stand
throughout the evening. The lecture
was listened 10 with the closegt Atten
tlOn by all. II was profusely illustrated
by large number OF Views OF oil the
prominent places OF Interest In Britain,
80 much 10 In fact that the journey
seemed u renl one TO most OF those pres
ent, The entertainment was far ahead
OF anything Of like character ever given
In Canton, combining both pleasure and
instruction. Az tho Rey. Jabez Hall,
pastor OF the Church OF Christ, Cleve-
land, says, In speaking OF Mr.. Bottoms
lectures: "ThO pictures and the
talk 10 together being admirably
adapted 10 each other; no TINT the eye
helps the ear, tho ear helps the eye, aud
both minister pleasure and profit" Thb
remaining four lectures OF Mr.. Bottoms
series viii be given ~ follows: March
2Sth, From the polnr Sea TO Paris"
March Goth, Through Russia TO Con-
atantin0ple;" March 3lst, Belgium 10
Berlin Via Venice and Ylenna;" April
lat, cover. the Alps to Rome"
MIR. AND MRS, NIKE RANKIN.
Every one should take advantage OF
the present opportunity 10 see these
popular artists, who viii appear at the
Opera House next Tuesday evening,
March ith, when they will prOaent their
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01
Happy Homes.

Wf.t makes hnppy homer We an.
swer: Loving hea tts, refined manners
and good books. There IL perhaps no
one thing that Is exorting ~ great an
Influence In molding tho character aud
establishing the habits Of young men or
young ladies'. than Just what they read.
Nor IL this influence confined 10 tho
Young. What we read and mentally
digest furnishes our brain. force, In every
vocation In life. Again. every one that
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01
CITY ADVERTISING.
Public Notice.



CANTON, ONO, February y7th, lbsi
Notice IN hereby given that application In writing las
been made " tho Ciy Council VI Canton o. by tho Can.
ton Street n COMPANY for the passage aud publcA
ton VI m ordinance granting tho Right " said Htfuot
RAILWAY Company TO com tfuOi, maintain and operate
street railway FOR tho carrying OF pagacngra bannaRu
aud luggage on aud through tho following named
hirroa VI said city, viz
Plum street from tho north line Of North uircct south.
wafdly " Navarro street
Poplar street iron tho south llno VI North street
n0fthwcaiwnidu " UlOynland Mcnupl thonco along
SAID avenue n0fthwardly 70 the corporation llno
Market street from tho north llno OF North street
pouthwady through tho Public SQUARE " tho corpora
ton llnu
Cherry Btroot from tho north limo Of North Blfoot
BOutbwa dly TO Charles street,
Third street ron the woat limo OF Cherry street cast
wafdly along Mah0nna street " the corporation line,
uaft llnr VI Cherry street,
iusoarawm ptioot from tho west corporation line
through tho Public square 10 tho cast corporation line
by order Of tho uliy Council,
maridw ~ NJ ultIMEy. Uty Clerk
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01
A Littlo Premniur,I.

The Canton correspondent Of the
Cleveland Leader says: "The City
Council has granted right OF way TO the
Canton Street Railroad Conn mny." The
City Council has done no suth thing. II
has merely ordered the publication Of
the company's petition for the period OF
three weeks, as provided by law. The
aforesaid correspondent shonld inject a
little more truthfulness into his reports,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01

Any one wishing to buy or sell real
estate OF any kind should consult 'ray.
lor \ WOOdfOrd OF tha Western Reserve
Real Estate Agency g, l., Relfsnlder Ia
pushing their buslnessright along here,
They have houses and lots In Canton
ranging from 800 10 $1,000, and their
prices on farms In Trumbull. Geauga
aud Portage counties are below compe-
titiOn,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01
Canton Gun Club.

Az q meeting OF the Canton Gun Club
last Saturday evening the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: President, George W, Lawrence;
Vice President, p. p. Bush; Secretary,
J. j. Clark; Treasurer, l.. j. Midday.
Messrs. ed. Goldberg, James Robbins
and Paul Gschwend were appointed
new executive committee by the presi-
dent. j. j, Clark was chosen captain OF
the club for another year. The mem.
bership Of tho club In limited to lfty.
and arrangement was made TO present a
gold badge 10 the member who has the
highest average score at the close Of the
year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01

Messrs. Cow - Cadgow. tho dry goods
nrm who opened out In the Clark.Zol.
lara block, North Market street, q year
ago, are about 10 remove 10 East Sagin-
aw. Michigan. We regret 10 loss no
worthy llrm from our city, but hope
they will never regret II, Messre, Cow
" Cadzow are accomplished business
men, worthy OF oil honor and confidence
We wish them the best OF good fortune
wherever they may 20, for we know
they will deserve II,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01
To tho Ponitontiary.

The following named pri soners con.
yicted at the present term Of Common
Pleas Court were taken to- Columbus
Thursday morning, via the Connotton
railway: Charles Hodge, forgery, five
years; Eryine Schriyer, bu rglary and
larceny, two years; Patrick BARLOW cut.
ting with intent 10 kill, GfteNn months;
Edward E. HOwells, larceny, two years;
Michael Munroe, burglary, one year;
Charles Keller. larceny, one year
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01

'0h, tho ministers never mako any.
thing by pitching into our profession" !"
said an actor, as he flung his thumb over
his tight shoulder toward the company's
agent when the conductor asked for his
ticket. somehow or other they most al.
ways get loft. Funniest case | ever heard
OF, though. was down nj Canton, Ohio,
where old Louis Schaefer, a Bob Inger.
eoll sort OF man, gave $500 To a new
Methodist Church one nice Sunday morn.
ing, the day they dedicated II, just be-
cause II was such an Improvement 10
the town. That evening the Bishop
preached q red.hot sermon against thou
tres, calling their gaudy doors the Dor.
tals OF hell. Next morning Schaefer
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01

The city OF Canton IL sued by Hon. r
Q. Snyder for heavy damages, resulting
from broken leg, caused by hie buggy
being upset one dark night last fall on
Plum street. II seems tho street was
obstructod by building material and
earth, aud no light was placed there,
and then II is the practice after IL ., m.
10 enyelop our gaslighted streets In
darkness, The outlying streets are III
all night by gasoline lamps. This acci.
dent shows great carelessness some.
where,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01

George Ebersole, a well known clti'
zen, aged over sixty years, died sudden
ly al his residence 232 North Market
street, last evening. Mr. EhersOle had
been chasing COW around, and return.
Ing 10 the house remarked " his wife,
show foolish was 10 do that and OK.
haust myself" Immediately afterward
he expired,
David s. 0berly, son OF Christian
0berly, also expired suddenly about i've
o'clock yesterday eyeGing, ut his resi-
ience 81 South Market street,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01

This Ia the last day Of the great clos.
ing out sale nj the Boston Store, 32 n,
Market 81, Meqsrs, Cow u CadzOw, the
proprletors, are devoting the day 10 the
disposal OF all kinds OF remnants In dry
goods, dress goods, hosiery, underwear,
silks, etc, which they are offering ut
prices far below cost, Remember this
IL the last day, 10 improve the oppOrtuni-
~ and secure your dry goods cheap,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01

The Stationary Engineers Of this city
are raising steam, preparatory to vet.
ting the machinery IN motion for u
grand terplschorean whirl at Empire
Hall on Easter Monday night, April lith,
In other words they are going TO have u
ball, and fine orchestra has already
been engaged 10 furnish the musical
steam for propelllng the feet OF the
dancers who will participate In the
festivities.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01

The literary society met In the lecture
room Of the First NJ, v. Church on Wed.
nesday evening and listened TO several
papers on Grecian Art. These were
highly interesting and were evidently
prepared with care, The next meeting
will be on Monday evening next, when
papers will be read pertaining 10 Sci.
ence and Invention. Mr., Q. Aultman IL
president Of the society.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01

Mrs, Mary A. Rex, widow of the late
John p. Rex, and mother Of George, I'D.
ward and John Il, Rex, died Of paralysis
40 her residence No. G3 East Tuscarawas
street, AT | o'clock Thursday morning,
The funeral will take place from the
residence this afternoon nj o'clock
Mrs. Rex wasa daughter Of the late John
Reed and her age about 63.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01
Death Of Judge Holdonl,rnnd.

Word was received here yesterday that
Judge A. W. Heldenbrand, formerly
Probate Judge Of this county, died at
jacksonville, Florida, whit her no had
gone for the benefit Of his b ealth about
two years ago. The remains are on their
way TO this city and II is expected will
roach here on Sunday evening.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01

DO you want information on the i'm,
pOrtant subject Of life.lnauranceY Con-
suit tho American Cyclopaedia, The
banker aud money'brOker will Ind much
10 interest him In the Cyclopaedla,
which IL not accessible elsewhere In 10
compact aud convenient form,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01

Call on Charley Strohn, the we'll
known merchant tailor, and inspect hls
fine assortment OF piece goods for spring
and summer wear, procured by him dur
ing his recent visit TO the east. llla
stock consista Of iull line Of all the
latest and most desirable shades and
patterns OF cloths, casaim0rea and suit
ings, especially adapted 10 the wants OF
HIS patrons, and the high and reliable
standard OF HIS work 0nda no superior,
either In style aud perfect ats In Canton,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01
Dissolution Notice.

Tho dissolution notice relative To tho dusoyina Of tho
c0paftneBhip heretofore existing between Mr. ticker
and myself, under the flrm name 0i yutsw Uluhpr
which was published IN Thursdays Repository, was
uono without my hnowltdRo mud my naue appended
without my consent The pnrtnoishlp has been dis
solved but tne Duunnss will Dc carried on ~ formerly
by me, and eau be found on the second floor OF tho
Mckinley building, or nj residence 0 Bouh MARKET M
canton, Mar 1Ht, H. A. vOIAW
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01
For anlc.

A desirable property In schwalms I'D
dition. Large house and barn; good out
buildings, containing lots 80x3S6,
mostly orchard. Inquire of Peter j,
Schwalm, grocer, No. 40 Enst Tusca-
Tawna street,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01

The miners are still out In the Con
notion Valley aud m yet there are no In,
dicatlOns OF an adjustment Of the dIf.
ferencea between them and the CONF
pany.- Carroll Republican.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01

The alarm OF llre from box 3 about
1890 Thursday noon was for y slight Gre
NJ the house OF Emanuel kllllnn on
South Market street, which was soon
extlnpuiahed without any very great
damage being done.