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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

passed through IN the Kitchen, and from
thence 10 the bedroom In taking the
vert from under NJ Wagner head he
hpd 10 reach over a cradle close 10 the
hed, M which wept an infant, ana over
Mfs, Nagnpr who WINS sleeping on the
outside After securing the money tho
rubber pissed out Of tho house hy way
Of door Lending from tho front room 10
u porch on tine side Of the house, This
door Mr. WaWor fOnnd open this morn
ing, aud ON the pOrch the tracks OF bare
feet and stocking feet, indicating that
more Than one had taken part Ia Lhe
robbery, On the back porch
he found his vest and peck
ket book, tho latter containing
five dollar gold piece which had been
missed by tho burglar Mr., Wagner
states that he was without doubt chic
reformed, AZ on awakening he had Il
violent headache and hla wife com
planned OF sickness at the stomach, In
addition 10 the money, q hunting case
silver watch OF Mr. Wagner's, which was
In his vest, was also taken, Nothing
else about the house waa disturbed al
though Mr., WagnerB pants, containing
ten or llf,een dollars, lay at the foot Of
the bed, and q p0cket'h0Ok belonging 10
his wife lay on u window sill In the
kitchens all Of which points strongly 10
the nerpelratOr, or perpetrators, Of the
robbery being perfectly familiar with
the promises,
The store Of Mr., Menches was entered
by tho thieves cutting out pane OF
glass, l2S2s, from the window facing
the Ft, Wayne railroad aud crawling
through the opening. They secured two
boxes Of plug tobacco, several boxes Of
cigars aud $40 In money that lay Ia a
drawer, In back room OF the store
were 10000 cigars In boxes, but these
were unmOleated, probably for the rea.
son that they were not stamped, which
circumstance would render II somewhat
diillcnlt 10 dispose OF them, The bur.
glary OF this place occurred about 1890,
AT that hour William Reifsnlder, lamp
lighter, was returning home after ex.
tlngulshing the lights on his route, and
when close 10 Menche's store he heard
two dogs that were inside, barking
lnriously, Suspectlng something wrong
he ran down Tnacarawaa street TO the
house whore Mr., MenChes'. parents re-
side, and awakening them, said that
some one was rObblng their sons store,
lIurrylng on their clothes, they pro-
ceQded 10 the store, where. upon arrival,
they discovered the broken window
but the thieves had fed aud were no
where TO be found, There IL very eyi,
IDENTIFY an organized gang Of burglars In
town, and II behO0Yes citizens gene
rally 10 be Oh the alert for them, No
clue has yet been obtained 10 the parties
Implicated In the above mentioned burg
lArea, but The police are hard at work
aud further Developments are awaited
with much interest,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

Mr.. Samuel Stbfiner, postmaster o
McDOnaldsyiile, isyisiting In the city,
Mrs Charles Whitmyer aud son, from
Canal Fulton, Ece visiting at the resi-.
denCe Of Mrs, VIM, Dagy, her sister,
7, II, Mann, business manager Of the
Wilbur Opera Company, made a pleas.
ant call AZ this office to-day, Tuesday,
A lavender colored spring oyercOat
with Mr Karl Miller OF Massillon, on
the inside, lloated about our streets
Tuesday
Mr.. W, E. WelImann, formerly editor
OF the Repository, At present Washing
ton correspondent Of the Chicago Herald,
Ia visiting at his home In this city, He
made an agreeable call on the DAILY
DEMOCRAT Monday afternoon,
We were pleased to meet Mr. l., II,
Gleller, One Of the publishers Of the IN,
Dor Herald" Ut our olllce, The paper is
n Typographical hoButg aud well pdl.
tOrolly conducted, II has good circu.
lati0n In this county and with wishing
a. success we extend OUF hand, NrTrh
90 see yOn again,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
nnnih OF ,.lInn d. Alhorl.

E. b, Albert, Esq, passed away yester,
day afternoon u few minutes after !
o'clock, NJ his residence just east Of
town. llo had been In HIS usual health
aud was around that morning ~ usual,
but In the course OF the forenoon had m
attack caused by heart trouble from
which no recovered, and medical aid Wus
summoned. lie thought he had got over
the attack and would DO all right, ~.
fusing to take his bed, aud remaining
In his chair, His son, phgmaa u, Albert,
was In constant attendance, ana 10 in'
qulrIes occasionally, Invariably answer.
ed he felt pretty well, Al last, about
4 o'clock, another attack camO, when no
remarked he did rot believe ho should
gOt WE'LL He rapidly got worse ana died
without struggle, DeCnnsed would
have been "A years Of age in June, He
leaves "a daughter and two sous, Thomas
aud Manfred, the latter living Ot Brad
ford, Pennsylvania. His daughter Mr8,
Gibbs, lives In California, Deceased
carried on the hating business for
many years In Canton, hS yh0p occupy.
ing thB alto nf the atone bHuk building
OF Geo. y. llafter 81 Bro llu also served
several tolins as Justice of thp Pence for
Canton township. 10 passed nearly his
entire life In Stark county The only
grand children are Two sous of Manfred,
EsQuiro Albert was well known TO old
residents OF Stark county The funeral
will tak0 place on Sunday afternoon NJ
3 O'Clock, services at tho residence, Just
south Of tho oaat creek bridge on Ninth
street
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
A MI.tnke of lho ner coIroelea

IN the Repository police court re-
port Of yesterday, that paper failed TO
state where Ben Williams, one Of the
belligorent miners from SlabtOWn, who
WAS fined for drunkenness aud disorder
ly conduct before the Mayor, was from,
Al this might lead 10 the false impress
sion that the man mentioned Was Ben
Williams, who resides north OF Canton,
we are happy TO state that the latter
gentleman was not the one who was
up before the Mayor. The individual In
question was from slabtown, az proper.
" mentioned In the DEMOCRAT Of yes
terday, The Rep, should be a little more
careful when dealing with names,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

8Oth inst,, w. II, Wilson, p, H., conduG-
Tar. The Methodist pfoachers and Sun
dag school workers Of the district are
expected 20 attend, ana tho public gen'
Ofally are cordially invited, Rev. n,
Persons, Of Wooster, prominently con
necled with the Lakeside Sunday school
Assembly aud other eminent Sunday
school workers will be on hand, The
programme promises a rich treat
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
pied From nls Injuries,

Horace Rice, aged sixteen, tho boy
mentioned In our telegraphlc dispatches
OF Saturday IN sustaining n severe frac
turO of The akul at Goshen, Indiana, by
the dropping of an elevator ia a furni-
ture factory from the third 10 tho Grst
floor OF the establishment, died from the
effects Of his injuries Saturday night,
The decoased youth was u nephew Of Mr.,
jacOb Miller, residing three miles east
of Canton, Mrs. jacob Miller ANA u
daughter left loy Goshen yesterday sun
day, 70 attend the funeral Of their dead
relative, which tlkea place this( (Nlonday)
afternoon NJ 3 O'clock
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
MARRIED.

SMITH .uLluuH. ON the On lust, BY l'oy n llw
brirl. lu. Lewis smith ul Miss ullhatluu tlrch
hntu OF Canton
unruN u1WlN-On the TN inst, by the same
Mr. edward 0Nuib aud Miss Flora iowun both OF
Canton
WAgNlu, aUurI-O tur sh Inst, ny bw l. ~
Mtyy bmu ! wagner Of Canton IND fIola kopp
Of olapo0u Stark county
Nuwyiu .tllpr.uu tho ilul nst by RcN n
llr burl, ,it ptla Ua.mel and Mls sophia ilalde
bilu VI stut rlnnU
MENutrty .tEthtNNH -Ou ne l9h uaL, by tho
luap Nir Cnitp, Moudtln aud Mis- lo.cphlne Ter
mang brthuf stalk e9unty
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
BURGLARS MANuA HAUL,



Quo Man Ohloroformrd nnd iobbcd..Storo
Broken Into aud lis Contents Rl1cd,
Last night was u busy one for burglars
IN this city and members Of the craft
got IN their work In good shupG Mr., H.
j, wagner living NJ 27O South Market
street, aw0kO this morning about five
o'clock and found that no had been rO.
loved Of $40, which was iakon from q
yeat that lay under the pillow Of
the bed on which ho had alCpt
during the night Tho tobacco and Cl.
gar store Of Charles Mcnchos, located
next TO tho 0ne Hundred Mile Ware.
houac, on the Fort Wayne rnilrOnd, NJ
the Tuacafuwll street crossing, wHa
also entered, aud property and money
~ the amount Of $50 carried of, The
robbery Of Mr. wagner WuGR peculiar,
W bold and neatly executed piece Of
work. ana was evidently done
by an experienced hand, ns we'll
~ by one thoroughly acquainted
with tho premises, The residence Of
Mr Nngupr iH situated In tho rtarOt his
shoe shop nt the corner 0f am nllpy run.
ming west from Mulkut ufept Before
retiring last night ho sat iu tho ktghcn
Of his house, und counted biz money,
which amounted TO \ lb, This hC placed
In n ypUt pocket, uud put the gnrment
under hi9 pillow, on tho lnHdp Of the
he'd whore himself aud wife slept
The thief, or thieves gained I'm
enirnnce TO tho house by brenkIng
4 few luchps Of theRlnss before the cntch
Of one OF The front window facing Mar.
ket street when thlsWas accomplished
entrance wns made casy by rtisiug the
window IN the rear Of thlsrOom IN the
Kitchen aud Lending out Of tho Kitchen
IL the bedroom where TIM family slept
Once inside the front room, the thief
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
LoUIsyILLE,


Items Of Inter6st lrum oar Regular Cow
resppndent
Frank DuGOrpae ia lying dangerously
i'll with typhoid fever
Nc aud Mira, Samuel. DeyauX arc the
happy parents Of a bouncing boy
A new mercantile establishment IL TO
be started In our town this sprlhg,
Mr.. Jon, lands IL teachlug the Center
school, two miles south OF Louisville.
Miss Lizzie Thurin has been visiting
with the family OF Mr., A. VignOs In
Canton.
Misses Annie 0berdOrlf and Flora PerO
have returned from short visit to
Alliance.
Mr.. August Bonnot has been quito
sick for the past few days, but Ia now
Improving,
Miss Elmra Wise, who has been stay
Ing ut Canton for some time, was home
on u short visit.
Mrs, Emile RebillOt Ia REPORTED TO be
no better. DR., Beucler aud Dr. Walker
OF Canton, have been waiting on her,
Miss Rose Gulttard. who has been yla'
lting friends and relatives In this place
for u few daya. returned on Thursday to
her home In New Bedford o.
Miss MilllO Wenning Of Canton, Mrs,
Nickel and Miss Lizzie Boyer, Of Osna.
burg, are ylfitlng at the residence OF
Mrs. lgnatus Myers on GOrgas street.
Tho LOulayille Coal Co., composed OF
six or eight Masaillon men Of means and
experience, will reopen the coal mine
on the MONT farm, about 0ne'halt mile
southwest OF Louisville, at an early day,
Al present the mine IL lilled with water,
and steam pumps will be put In opera.
tion Immediately for the withdrawal Of
tho same The company have secured
the right Of way. through lands, TO con-
struct track between the mine and the
track OF tho p, ut. W. 20 @. II, II. for the
shipment of coal by rail direct from the
mouth OF the mine. We are Informed
that from 100 TO l50 miners will be en-
plOyed; and that being the case, II Will
be great boom for Louisville aud ita
business people, Transcript.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
Common Pleas Court

3lli- Joseph GWplOrd ys Petor RoscheI
civil action,
3ll5 George II. Judd W Ida II, Judd
divorce.
8ll6- Dleringer n Strlble Va John E,
Yargar, constable; appeal,
8il7-Ge0rge Young VI Geo, W. Win
ner. appeal
8li8 Sarah NJ, and Stephen $, Cor.
nell W Ernest V. Norton; civil action,
8ll0 Abort Reed w the incorporated
village Of Alliance; civil action,
8l2O-Aloxander Blacks admiuietra.
tor Va ELI Grant OF al civil action,
3l2l Mary Thompson w Abaalom
Crubaugh II al; civil action,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
rnl. I.nnl,a MO In.Inr...

The largest and finest lot Of marble
ever received In Canton ut one time ur.
rived U0 the marble shop Of Phillip liau,
bert, corner Of Fltthanl Walnut gtrootg,
last Monday People can save from 10
10 20 por cent by purchasing marble
from NE llaubeft, ag no buys direct
from all the celebrated Quarries, select
ing The marble himself IN person, in tho
gross,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

Mayor Piero 10 exceedingly oflcIous
nj Council meetings, acting as the
guardian Of several members, passing
from one tu another, and whispering 10
certain members what TO say aud how
TO vote, The Council should really ask
the Mayor to act the part Of gentle.
man, and not thus disgrace himlef and
the Council, II this thing continues we
may have more TO say,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

j Il, Boyor6toclt Of rOntogOpy Ohio.
writes 49, lolowsi "ln tbe prIugOt 1883
| used Bradley Sen FUwl GuuuO on d
pHft Of my potatoes aud C0rn II was
plain 10 bO seen where the Uunu0 was
applied ag ihcro was a marked difference
oil through Tho season, ana Nt harvest |
found that tho GtHu0 had doubled the
yield Of my corn, II increased the Yield
Of nOtatO4a In like proportion"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
"Rey, r. W, Anxton 0f tho Repository" EN-
aminoa tho. o."Defoots" and seea the
HMlstakes,n


Neighbor 7. w. Saxton Of the RepOaI-
tory, a couple Of Sundays ago. was leis-
urely taking his afternoon stroll, when
he accOsted three familiar friends by the
engine house on Eighth street;
"FellOws, whapre you standing out
here fOrp Afraid the 6uildingll iallY
"Yes, Tom" saya one, "ly0 been tell
ing the boys gs soon ~ the weather gets
warmer, they'd better bring their beds
out In tho street and sleep there
"NOw, Tom" says another "dld you
ever no up stairs and SEQ how the thlng
isY"
mo" said Tom, 81 never did, but |
suppose it's all right"
"TOm," aald the third, "thls IL u good
time to see for yourself. 80 come along"
selzlng him by one arm.
Mr.. SaxtOn demurred and gave ex-
cuses; but one took hold Of each arm,
and the other got behind, and good nat
uredly urging finally got the Repository
man started, and up he went TO the third
door, He saw how the walls had spread
how the floor had sunk next the wall the
props were set on the floor close 10 the
central chimney; how the iron rods had
been placed and tho evidence OF tho
strain on them; that tho floor was sew
eral Inches higher In the middle than
at the edges, II IL due to Mr., Saxt0n TO
say that he was dumtfOundcd; shook
his hoad repeatedly aud occasionally Ut
tered an lltOrjection not necessary TO
repeat here.
Mr.. saxtOn did not say on this Occa'
sion "the building In the main IL Que,
and economically constructed"i did not
claim "the weak points are strengthen
ed; they are mot Important etc, In
fact, Mr., Saxl0n was convinced, IN any
one viii hO, who will take The trouble
to look. Reader, do thou like wise,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

thO negative payment cannot be made,
Respectfully submitted To the Canton
Ctiy Council by j, NJ MYERS,
CitY Solicitor,
WhereupOa Mr., Glass, for the commit
tee 10 whom thn bin was referred .in
conjunction with tho Solicitor, reported
~ tayorol the allowance and payment
Of The bill,
On motion, the report Of tho commit.
tee was unanimously adopted,
Adjourned,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
Removal,

Mrs, l., X, Nell has removed TO No, 30
East Tuscarawas street, where she will
be pleased TO see all her old patrons aud
a fair share Of new ones, Mrs. Nell has
Just opened full and elegant line OF
Spring Millinery, Hair goods OF every
description made up 10 order from comb
inga, Also stamping done In all the
latest designs, for braidlng, embroidery,
etc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
sMghl nInkr.

The alarm FROM box ~ about 1880 this
morning, was caused by a Ore at tho
residence Of Alr Harrison, on North
Market street. The department quickly
responded, but There was not much use
for its grrvirrs, Us the uIc had been eX
tinguigb0' by lho time 10 arrived on the
spot The lro wax q slight one, causCd
by % detective Sue, ana no very spri'
Gus damage was done,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

In referring TO the Plain township
election we neglected TO name all the
gentlemen elected, The independent
tleket got two Trustees, Selects and Sol,
Essig, and the Assessor; Henry Snider,
Trustee; lghmael Morrow, Clerk; John A,
Essig, Treasurer; j, II. Willaman aud
Daniel Shallenbergar, C0nstaOles, were
elected on the regular ticket,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

Charles SliEer Of Lake Park Hotel at
Meyers Lake, Is making preparations
for the coming season. The grounds are
being cleaned up and the boats pulled
down to the waters edge, and viii be
ro0dy IN few days 10 walt on his nu'
WprUus friends,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

The Cleveland, Lomin " Wheeling Il,
r. Co.,, will sell tickets at excursion
rates TO Cleveland 10 the Republican
state convention, good going ON April
2lgt, 22d, and 23i and good returning
uutll April 26lb, lSsi
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
Tavlor g. woodford. proprletors Of IN

Taylor & WoodfOrd, prOprietOrs Of tho
Western Reserve Real Estate Agency,
are getting out large edition Of their
Real Estate journal for April. All who
wish 10 have their property advertised
In this Issue should place II on their list
NJ once, They make no charge for ad-
yertising, and give all property placed
with them fresh advertisement each
month For further particulars, enquire
Of Faust n Refsnyder, local agents,
new Sax,On block, Canton, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
oouNQIL rRooEEpINGs.
The Ola Council Finishes Ils business aud
Prepares for tho New.

Prepares for tho New
AT the regular appointed hour for the
assembling Of the Council yesterday
evening, things looked rather dubious
for meeting of that body, but after
patient watching and waiting eleven
members managed TO stroll In out OF the
night air, As The last one made his APP
pearance, about y O'clock, President
Shields raped to order and the business
Of the evening was proceeded with,
PETITIONS
Tho following petitions we're present
ed aud granted;
For 4 stone crossing on East Tusca.
raWas street at the COnn0ttOn Valley
depot; for street lamps on West Tnsca'
rawai street near Valley depot.
REPORTS,
The following reports were adopted
From committee 10 whom WAS referred
the bids for constructing q storm water
sewer on Pennsylvania avenue, recon-
mendlng that tho contract be awarded
10 the lowest bidder, j, j, RumsOy, for
Sg,470,67 contract awarded ln accord
hhNN Wllh iNpuili llbhh NbillhlNNN' WI
Claims recommending the payment Of
Merley, Dupont u Cos bill, amounting
to $77lB0 from same committee recon-
mending payment OF the bill OF the Die
bold Sac u Lock Co, $ii10 from com.
mittee TO whom was referred the annual
report OF the City Solicitor, recommend
Ing that report be placed on hle,
READING on BILLS,
Tho following bills were given their
third reading and passed. Bill to amend
section OF an ordinance 10 establish Il
change Of grade on West Fifth street,
between ShOrb and Newton streets; bill
10 provide for an enlargement OF the
city limitB, On this latter bill Mr., Class
declined TO yOtO, and Mr. Dine voted In
the negative,
The bonds Of s, l., McDermOtt, John
A, Boil, Wm. GOnder, Al. Baxter, VIM,
LichIenwalter, Tod Cool and Jacob ",
Smith, the newly elected Assessors In
the different wards, were read aud re-
terred to the City solicitor for approval.
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Aklpn,d WIN $40.

A tail, slim built man, about 10 yeara
old, halling from Lima, ana giving the
name OF Harrison, engaged board with
Mrs. Harrison, ON south Market street.
Saturday night lust, llo loft on Monday
morning, ana with him disappeared
from the pants pocket OF q bOarderat the
same house the aum of $40 Man and
money are gtill mlHsing
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

The entertaining aud decorating com.
mitiue 0f the Grand Lodge, knights Of
pythias, are making arrangements for
dance on May 7lh rhisls lhesamo COM
miltee TINT gave such pleasant party
A month or tw0uEO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

The Toledo aud Akron base ball clubs
play I'm the latter city to-day and 10.
morrow, The Valley road Will charge
but one fare between this city and
Akron Tor those who want TO witness
Che game tomorrow
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

Photographs, Engrayings, etc, can be-
exQuisitOly colored with Liquid Art Co.
lOra made from Diamond Dyes. Full di.
rOCtions for this beautiful art work,
with u handsome colored cabinet photo
sent tO any address for l0Cents, WELLS
Il RICHARDSON Co., Burlington, w.
mnr3shW
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

The assessors OF ihodliarout town.
ships audpfeciuclsnrU requested % call
nt Che Auditor office ON Thulsluy al 10
o'clock u m, tu procure supplies and re.
rplyu instructions,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
A Mlar snpnnnlInn.

ED, DEM0GRAr'-An idca occurred tO
me this morning, watching the ma.
chimes going to the fire, The hook and
ladder truck was about 10 or 10 minutes
later than the steamer Now, should II
not be that the ladders be NJ the fire ~
eoon Nv the hose todO efficient seryiceY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

one gallon OF ropdy mixed Warren
paint win cover 200 square Ceet Two
coats Every gallon warranted, ANA In
any duurrd HhUdu, Sold only by
LAWRENCE & MYERS,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

Eggs fr0m pure bred Plymouth Rocks,
White Raced nlNck Spuniah and Black
Breasted Rod Games AZ 10 cents per ~.
CllAB, A. rONrtUs,
North Market nenr Lake st.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
Chance Zoe Policeman TO distinguish
nlmsulL

AcGrtHiu hilarious female residing
IN th7 lower part Of Elst Eighth street
Ia making things rather lively IN that
locality these nightg, by iillinR up with
beer ~ such Nu extent as 10 render her
glOriOusly drunk NhilU In this cOudi,
ton she wOudpr9 around among the
neighhOrs, calling them up, ana muk-
ing herself generally obnoxious, 10 the
great dipComlor, ANA ANNOYANCE Of the
people disturbed by her drunken Ieyel
~, She Is such an iutplprable nuisance
that a call IN that Vicinity by some ter.
rOrin9piring policeman would be great.
ly appreciated hy the ldw.aOiding Clt'
2en9 Of the neighbOrhOod,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
Marriage Licenses,

Charles Mendlein and Josephine Fer.
mang, MasslllOu; Frank G, TrOphugen
aud Eta kcrstctlef, MOsalllOn; Francis
NJ. Memenhelmor and Nellie Blanche
MohOn Alliance,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

The stationary engineers are busy
"Oiliug up" aud viii turn on q lull head
Of steam next Monday night They
dance ut Empire hall,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

Onlya few days remain for you 20 or.
der llgs for decorating during the meet.
Ing 0f the Grand Lodge, knights OF
pylhias,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

An entertainment will be gyon ut the
Church Ut God next Friday evening,
Good music In attendance. Admission,
10 cpntB.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

potor owen held ut COshoctou for the
murder OF the unknown man whose
corpse was found In % creek last fall,
although he doesn't own upto it,-Penuy
Press.
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Opllclnn

spoctnclcs properly adjusted to The
eyea NJ Ephraim's, II East luscaraTOs
street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

Mies Emma McLain ia prepared to do
cutting aud Citing by tho week or at
her home Of East Seventh street, Salts
faction guaranteed,