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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

Joseph Brown alias Do Faust, the luan
who has been operating ON The smoke
houses of farmers In this vicinity, aud
who departed NO suddenly from the city
week ago last Sunday, when such
large quantity Of meat was found In
and about tho house no WIS occupying
near Shorb'e grove. was run down In
Cleveland, Saturday, by Marshal Schla.
gle, and Ia now safely lodged In jail,
where he IN likely ~ remain until gwen
n passport TO the 0. Z. From inforIna'
tion received by the police, II was learn
Nd that Brown, or De Faust, whichever
name In hia, had made his way 10 Cleye.
land. Marshal Schlagle took the i0.82
train on the Connection Valley railroad
Friday, and upon arriving IN Cleveland,
proceeded 10 the postoIlice whore be
deposited a decoy letter addressed 10 j.
brown. He then took up u popiti0n In Tho
once aud awaited the comlug OF hia man.
About half past eleven saturday morn
ing maii entered the pOaioilce whom
the Marshal immediately recognized M
The individual he was after. This man
walked up 10 the delivery window aud
asked N there wns anything there for j.
Brown. The clerk, who had been posted
beforehand. passed out the decoy letter,
" the salne time giving q prcconcerted
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

Ata regular meeting Of Buckeye Lodge
K, Of r., No. II, March 9th, 1881, The fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions we're
unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, In view Of the loss we have
sustained by the death Of our brother
aud associate, David Oberly. aud Of the
stu heavier loss sustained by those who
were nearest aud dearest 10 himi there
fore be II
RESOLVED, That II IL but a just trl.
butte 10 tho memory Of the departed IN
aay that IN regretting HIS remoyNl from
our midst, we mourn for one who was,
In every way worthy Of our respect and
regard
RESOLVED, That we sincerely coudole
with the family Of the deceased on the
dlspensatlon with which Il has pleased
Divine Providence to ailllct them, aud
commend them for c0nsolati0s 20 Him
who orders all things for the hest, aud
Whose chastisements are ment IN
mercy,
RESOLVED. That the charter be draped
In mourning for period NJ thirty days,
aud these resolutions be published In at
least twO OF the papers, aud copy Of
thu same furnished the family Of the
deceased. j. N, WHITAKER,
A. WiELANDr,
b. IT, FAUST.
Committed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

should be provided with m office the
same IN thu Mayor City Engineer CLERK
aud other officers. A room was set apart,
he said, IN the new city hall for the use
of the Solicitor, but II that Individual
was not entitled 10 the room, the C0uIl'
Gil had better derive some benefit from
II by letting II out for 10 much rent q
year. Mr.. Warner sAid le was glad TO
see that his friend Mr., Fawcett, hnd he-
come converted, n d w0nld not vote Tor
anymore illegal pulls rom the city trens-
ury. The bill was ref rred 10 the ludlcl-
ary committee.
The annual report aud the February
report Of the water works trustees were
referred. The Mayors annual report,
showing n collection Of $li,OO was re-
ferred.
Mpeara. BaTkey aud Card were granted
permission TO deposit building material
on East ruscarawas street.
The City Solicitor stated that J0dg-
ment had been rendered against the city
In the suit Of Il, s, MOssgroye, and de-
sired instructions IN 10 further action
In the matter Referred,
Petition Tor crossing ol Eighth street
referred, Adjourned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
MARKET REPORTS.


CHICAGO, March H.
FLOun-Murkol qulct Winter Wheat Flour
y6imlb6tl; puuH s46O. bi,0ui low grnden.
&GifbhHii futC Iu, tlbIBG2b, liyO Flour,
SJt0dB o. huukWhrut Flour SAOOAb0l
uEN-AutlNu ana hiphUr No. : spring
W Me 20 Tor t0sh receipts, No, 2, 7sQBHDp,
No, Rcd, MOO 100; No. Rcd, HHdtllol No,
Wheat Aprll delivery Wh@plAoi May, p,
MhAC,
Cons, Active anl prices ruled hlghor No,
=, biG Nhi'ao Cnshj hlhWMAC for March,
GdG g Tor Aprlli 1iAMiGAu for May aud
tdhWbi 10 Tor Juno drlNuryi lligh Mixed, bj1
GibiC, lirluuted I. .Dl'ls0,
uATH- Prices rulOd ouslcr No, =, HlHe1il 10
Cushi 1901 0ilu tor March, Mtmllhc lut
Apuli Higi su iur Muy, und hl,lib'io tot
Juur dUUycNj hulcrlod quiet
DNNr- quiet UId MN, No. 2 cush, hpo,
March, go, Aprll, isiCj May GlO,
hAWtiYa Market sicldy NJ former prices,
No, . Cu.h, tiui Aprll, dibci Nay, one, No u,
hlu, Huupl0 lots quulnblU ~ ONiio, aOcOrdln.
To glnlity,
Mass PuUb-Aclivr aud priooa Hcady,
Quotations ungui ut sl5,bO bltu0 Tor Dash or
MuHhi tltOIAl,,li furApr.li yliGOblii1 for
May ana 81, tONliUiH for June delivery
LAtuH'rluuH ruled Hluudy ranging NJ th,in
Whsl Tor Unal ur Murunj FhHihWhm Tor
Aprlj tns iNtl6 Tor May, und rnAbNpbiH
Tor Juno irltUN
urrfEJH Market ou.lor Creamery, punl 10
fancy iHNsu. buiy good 10 fancy, 20 n9NC,
tiui g. Market lrn lull t.uum Chrd'
dur, good To nnc, llBlbci SKINNED Chcldar,
iNllu,
id.s- Mpnkot dull At r,1No Tor strictly
frpHh,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

signal to the Marshal, who then stepped
up and arrested Brown, taking him to
the central station, where he was locked
up for safe keeping until the time tor
the departure Of the evening Train Tor
thiA city, when he wna brought here and
deposited In Jail. Monday morning he
was brought before Mayor Plero, and
pleading not guilty to the charge of
burglary aud larceny, was remanded
back TO Jail for hearing tomorrow
morning at y O'clock.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

Mr., T.. GOude will next week remove
TO his new location ut Canton, o., whore
no will. IN here, engage In the dry goods
business, Since coming IN this place
Mr., Goudie has by business principles
and straight forward dealing built up n
llrat rate trade In The village aud from
the surrounding country, His success
In Lp Roy has beru gratifying 10 him
uelf aud hi patrons, especially ~ II has
MI been atfiyen for legilimately ana
Professionally llo hus kept u good stock,
containing that which the public needs
aud wears, and W. nave no doubt that NJ
Canton hia methods will give equal eat-
iafactlon. Le Roy IN W Courier,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

Another grand ride match will come
on NJ the Meyers Lake House grounds,
on Friday. March lith. Frat prize, u
hue young deer second prize, purse Of
money Distance, atty yards, Rides Of
any callbre deHifed. Closest Hhot To
win. Shots 20 cents each. Match 10
commence nj l2 o'clock M II will be-
optional with Mr.. Sllker TO either turn
over the deer 10 the winner OF llrsi prize,
or hla value In money, G, SLlkEh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

Edward u, Farmer, the man arrested
for participating In the fendish assault
on Mary STARK NJ MdsaillOn'last Wednes.
day, wns given hearing before Mayor
Young, Of that city, Monday, which re.
suited In hia being bound over to The
Court OF Common Pleas IN the sum Of
S700. lie IN 10 be brought over here tlls
morning and lodged IN jail, unless he
finds some one togo on his bond, which
~ not nj all likely Charles Ritter, tho
other man arrested In connection with
the case, wae discharged, The two other
ucoundrels. Segner and F0gle, have not
yet been caught
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

Ed. y. Bach will offer for sale nj hla
residence : miles north Of Sparta, neur
the Battle'Onrg school house, Thursday.
March 1871, horses, colts, COWS, hOea.
chickens. agricultural inplemonlA
wagons, household articles aud books
j, l. knrper viii offer for sale on tho
JacOO Harper farm, 3 miles southwest
" LOuisyillN, near the railroad, Il lot OF
horses, COWS, cattle. sheep, wagons,
agricultural implements and household
goods Sale 10 take place on Friday.
MAfnh lllh.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

Situated on the Randolph road, about
IA miles from Court House House
contains i've rooms, and smoke. house,
good barn 1890, with n shed attached
Tor buggy aud chicken coop, On the lot
there II II variety OF fruit trees. This
property will be sold on reasonable
terma. For further particulars Inquire
Of jacob Ruperd, or NJ, q. Ruperd, NJ
Lawrence n Myers hardware store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
married.

whNut l.-HniyrLY = on the ith intt, by iley y,
ieibfuoh Mr. william IA, wnnaef and MlAa tialhailne
N, shlsely, bolh VI susik county
Efvv hhll-. .krir Ell.-On Tho aane, iy Tho paine.
MI John Aouher aud nss jennIe kpefef bUth " sia
county
SAINT M MluhN itelnhhu anl Allus Mng Nj Hloolpr
both VI sufh county
Duili.'ill, Up The 10 Inst, b, M, same Nj,
NoA Doll aiu MIS- LlAtIeYel betli VI siaik county
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

one thousand yards Of rug carpet for
sale This Is my own make, aud IN the
cheapest and hest In tho city, Custom
work done on short notice aud aatlslac'
llOn guaranteed. Carpet balls taken IN
exchange for carpet. You will do well
by giving me u call before going else'
where. GEORGE BAILEY,
No. l0S south Cherry street,
Canton, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

The Miller Company, on Cherry street,
In our city, do not contemplate removing
from Canton ~ has beOn reported. Can.
ton would no like 10 lose 40 excellent n
llfm and one doing large aud increas'
ing business, May they live long In Can
ton and contlnu, TO prosper
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

tluCA0u, March II,
CATTLG- Market moderately active and
nTmuT OWluV ~ liglu receipts, Quotations
mnpud Nc ttOJ O,ll lui common tu extra
native urtrt. g iitt 40 tor .,nUltpnj l,N
Whst for iDlduHi LOU 4 Tor COWS, aud
stu itAiilu, hu,,hvls tlVurs.
lluUsal rlrUt we're tHHdt curly, but shortly
WtDr the upuuNp Tic Wul hul weakened aud
d upuupUnu tI .u WuH submit ed TO- faeH
rIu.pU W tt .U'fitu TOR IUhj ", ifds1 for
IuIHh uuUNHB uld eI.iNuau tur heavy
pn0 cog Hui .Uup lois
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

Farmers and others contemplating
building should not fail 10 call on
Couch n Strayer Tor prices on nails,
glass, locks, hinges aud paints, ut rock
bottom prices, ut n East ruacarawas
street. Empire Block,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

j. A. Bachman has just received an
other lot of Fine liapOrted LIQUORS,
the finest 10 be found, ald
among them are the celebrated 'laag
Bit,era and the Eeritable Benedlctine
LiQueur dc LAbbaye de Fecamp.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
rItn m lhn Ounlrrr wnrhn.

The alarm OF Ore from box l3 about
$50 Monday evening wau caused by n
llre Ia tho building Of the Cutlery Com
pany on Liberty street, No great dam.
nge waa done Ivy the drB. hut consider
able injury wa done " cutlery by means
Of the water thrown Into tho building.
Fully insured.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

j. A. Bachman, No. 80 E. Huscarawas
street, Keeps tha largest and finest as'
sortment Of pure wines and liquors 10
be- found. His stock consists OF none
tut the best brands and is sold al rea-
sOnable prices,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
Tho pnri,n Eest md mn.

The frst Purim Fest and Ball given
by the Canton Hebrew Association, was
given on Monday evening lust, and was
the great event OF the season. For some
weeks past the Hebrew Association un-
der the management OF Mrssrs, n, IL,
Ernst, Mr. Louis Hlrschheimer Mr.. j, A,
Bachman, and others, have been using
their best endeayOrs 20 make thus, their
first entertainment, a success, That II
was success every one In attendance
will bear testimony. In fact Il was the
most recher he affair of the sensOn,
There were some sixty odd couple that
responded 10 the invitations, The toilets
were superb, most Of the gentlemen be-
ing In full evening dre's, and the ladies
In white, satin, silks ana yelYrts, The
music was furnished by the ArlOn or
chestra, and Mr.. |. z. Miller dOnned the
robes OF Master of Ceremonies
AZ about nine o'clock the grand march
was called aud was led of 10y Mr., n, IL,
Ernst aud Mr., 5. Grenawald. The
dancing was participated In by nearly
all present, and about II o'clock all
were escorted TO the ~, Cloud Hotel,
where most bOunteOus repaSt was
served by mlno host, Barnett, The fol-
lowing was the bill of fare;
MENU.
HhlT Point Oysters M Halt shrl
urrru lurllc SOUP
HuilNd ilpd snapper Potato Jpuuut1,
lardrd f1el ui lipct with Mushrooms
lNuursr Potatoes.
saratoga punl 60, frcnrl lrat
fnslish Plum Pudding brandy sauce
Chocolate Ice vruan, Vanilla Ice ltram
AsuHul Cakes Fruits
Cheese. CRACKERS. Nuh Coffee.
The feast Of Purim IL IN memory Ot
Queen Esther, who, by her pleading
with King Ahanerus, saved the Jewish
people. King Ahasuerus had for his
Prime Minister llaman, who c0IceiYed a
terrible q hatred 10 MOrdecai, u jew, and
theuncle aud foster father Ot Esther, aud
had decree published putting all the
Jews 10 death. MOrdeCal, with the aid
OF Esther, obtained revocation Of
the decree, aud lamGn was ordered
10 be- punished and was eXecu-
ted on n gallows that he had erected for
the execution Of AOrdecai. MOIdecm
afterwards became the Prime Minister
and IL was decrsed then thar the Jews
should celebrate thlA event ny
appropriate ceremonies, and continue
every year from generation 70 genera.
ton To 10 honor TO the memory Of
Queen Esther aud MOrdecai.
Many tickets were sold outside Of the
city, aud of the strangers iu Attendance
were Miss Esther Rider, Alliance; Miss
Rosa Strauss. Cleveland; Misses Carrie
aud SalliO Leopold, Akron; Miss Jennie
Goldberg. Cleyeland Miss Lizzie Scnonr,
Cleveland; Mss Cora l. benthal, Cleye'
land; Miss Hetta Straus, Cleveland; Miss
Bertha WarmsNT, Cleveland; Miss Lillif
MOsa, 0wensburg, KY; Miss Annie Moss,
AkrOn Messrs, Frank V, Strauss, Chas.
Elsman, Joe JanOwitz, Cleveland; Abe
Leopold, Akron; Fred Hahn, Philadel'
phlO Emanuel Rider, Alliance; Maurice
ians, Louisville; $, Mayer Uhrichsyille,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
Ma.slllou aud Perry Township Announce
ments,
MAs.lLLnN. Mnrrh 10. lss

NNN AlHl1fNf UNIV " W. ARRAH
In answer to u call iuade by the Demo
cratic Central COMMITTEES residing in
Perry township, u large number VI yOt'
ers assembled Al The Office Of warwick
aud Justus, Friday evening, March 7lh,
for the purpose Of organizing for the
spring campnlgn, The meeting wun
called TO order ~ 1880 ., mn John NJ,
karfar Chairman; Peter Schneider, sec-
tetary; Peter VOegle, treasurer The
following nNInea were proposed for tho
city und township offices:
Mnyor-L, NJ Oberlln, Josiah Franlz,
Levi, LlmhRch.
Council -ltNst Ward, Anthony ilowells;
Second Ward, George SchrOck, Ihlrd
Ward, Honry Mellen; Fourth NHrd, Geo,
Rink and Wm. Hose.
Assessors First Ward, Lewis 3lblla,
Second Ward, George Eis; Third Ward,
John MclSOin; Fourth Ward, Peter
Miller
Trustees Perry fp.-Anton Crone, Geo,
Schallert, Peter Schneider Patrick Mel
lon, Lewis Gels Jeremiah Schweir, Fred
Ertle George Sheerer, George Wpllor,
Godfrey Mhuniz, Potter Barrur,
Township Clrfk-J0hn NJ farrar
COnsRbles- Frank Shepley John Nc.
kAin.
Justice Ut the Peace Jonathan Miller,
Primary election March 80,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
Tnks Cnrs of The I.yeA,

Wa are glad to state that Canton has
at last one practical Opticlan Of hi, h
cientinc attainment0, who Il perfectly
reliable In htting glassea. The gentle.
man W. speak Of ~ located nj No, II
East Tu4raraWas street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
JaoEson rowoahlp Demoornilo rrImnrle.

The Democrata Of jackson township
VIII hold their primary meetings Oh
Saturday, March 2Dth. between the hours
Of aud y. w., NJ McDonaldsyllle, Mar
chhnd, Mlllpoft aud SchariO's School
House. JNo. A. SMITH, Con. Com.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

The finest line OF meerschaum pipee
ever brought to the city can be found at
Allen W. Smiths place, NJ the old Danne-
miller corner He also deals In choice
cigars, Wholesale and retail.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
Tenahora' Examination.

The examination heretofore aunounc.
ed by the County Examlnera for April
10th, at Canal Fulton, hes been ordered
changed 10 Saturday, March 9Th, NJ the
same place. Ny order 0f the Board.
DANIEL W0nLEY, Clerk
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

II you want black Nlksand cashmeres
cheap 10 TO the store Of Goellng Il
Yickers, next door to j. h, McCreas
furniture store, Il East Tuscarawas
alTept,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
Anuseinsnia,
1.-THE PLANTERS WIFE"


The above named play was given In
the Opera House, Monday evening, 10 a
good sized audience, aId proved 10 be u
very strong aud we'll constructed piece.
The acting Vt Mlss Emily RID IN Edith
Gray" although very fine, was sOmew hat
marred owing 10 tho fact OF the lady
suffering from Il severe attack OF cold,
which prevented, at tunes, her voice
from helng heard above whisper. In
spite Of her ndispOsitl0n she gave ample
evidence Of being an actress Of consider
able taleut aud power, Nr Harry Lacy
~ "COl, Albert Graham, the wealthy
southern planter, performed the part IN
nm admirable manner, and was loudly
applauded throughout the piece The
support WAS excellent
0n Thursday evening the charming
comedy OF Fun In u Boarding School"
viii 6e given by Matthew Brenan's
comedy company, This piece should re-
ceiye u warm welcome aud u full house
aa II Waa given here once before, and
made AN immense hit. " la one Of the
most amusingand at the same time sue
cessful comedies on the road,
LIGHTS O'LoNDoN,
The farfamed Lights 0'LOudOn" will
be- here two nights, Friday aud Satur.
day next. This piece IL one OF the most
notable successes IN the dramatic line
Of recent years, ana has drawn large
houses In every part Of the country. "
will be given here by Shook ~
Golfers Union Square Company,
and all the wealth OF scenery
for which " IL noted, viii b0 present
ed, The ElatOG, Pa, Express Of recent
dale has tha following:
An Immense audience. one completely
packing the Opera House, greeted the
secOud appearance Of this popular com
pany last evening Every character was
well sustained. rhe scenery, which was
specially designed tOr this drama, was
painted hy the woll.kn0wn artist Rich
ard Mar,lOn, aud is 50 trua TO nature az
~ lead the observer 10 believe that he
has been transported 10 other and strRn'
ger countries Nothing more true 10
life and nature can be conceived than
the snow, laden woods where the Jarvis
family suceOr the suppliant convict.
The accusation lnbleu At The end OF
the FIRST net cannot hr OXCHlled, every
performer seeming 10 be perfect In his
special part,
fhe east is ono Of the strongest ana
best We have ever noted, and the enthu'
'lastic cOncoursp Of those who lust ~
'ning and At lhe matinee this after.
noon greeted the company attesled
their popularity,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

Some exQuisitely beautiful patterns
IN wall paper can b. seen at Dur
bin, Wright II Cos,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

A large invoice OF elegant Noting
ham curtains has just been received by
collars ~ Co., aud will be- sold Ut u
very low figure.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

william 0ldaeld IL canyasslng the
city for a new stove elbow that Is fur su-
pefior 10 anything now In use, Costs
no more than "a common one.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

Messrs, Taylor n WOOdford's real es'
tate salei for last week foot up Si6,lli'
80. This The result " extensive adyer-
tiHing aud judiciOus management.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

One engine, SO horse power, one stone
bed lsX3B inches, feet long, one pillow
block 1886 Inches, 3 feet long, All IN
good condition, Inquire Of Joseph
Maaypr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

A decree Of divorce was granted 10
Lille NJ, Criswell from John VI. Crlswell
on the ground Of abandonment
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
Announcements,

MeMn nnihntinn ~ ahiipuunh the name Of unlligi
TIAN NOLNllll a. candidate iUf iusilup NJ tho luAtu
tni Uahnl Township subject 10 the decision VI The
Deiu0cfallu primary eleitOn un tho 9Btii w March
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

Handsome front oillco room Tor rent
on second lOOr of new Clnrk.lollafa
building, North Market street Apply
10 HOllurs n Go.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
ror ilept.

By April lt. u furnished front room
down stairs, with separate entrance,
has bay Windows house about llye min.
utes walk from Court House. Address
". ", through Canton 7. ..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

collars Il Co., hayea few more ele'
gaut plush cloaks aud other wraps which
they are closing out NJ half price,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

Superior iron force pumps Tor all
depths Of wells. Also full line Ot wood
pumps, at Couch n Strayer, Il East 'fus.
carawas street. Empire Block,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

Six new members were al led 10 the
Presbyterian church on last Sunday, aud
seven others were taken ia by letter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

lsr Holt ,ranlyo1 ny the cly l0unrl ei ue wu ~
canton Uhln ltW0ihlfns Vt al M munhtin elected
thereto Ounuii fnu Hd doclMiuH " hw's,nl wv. N.Y., nv,
iiS n1,tsu IA hereby declared ~ lniuvr thn lAnllhll
oondlilon II Ito Cy hy establishing uoAlin hlu eou
nTurtnp hmacN HrNtr tcnrioilnhulhn Mln WV p'sm. '
piuhips nud bpclhnf Muh " lWIeuulVV ~ " H W.
tiyii tnpnWs 0i the D. Ap,t0yh q hnl lrc9lnllrnu
,i 10 thia Omnoll ~ tH iOa VI NV uonnlslull m ol
Hawrth B IN ana Alnul tin NiFi ~ NV " mAlhut
nltoei h5tNrp 4 hth flfUi And liW UthWdh F',Mhne
and Ch,Anin II tfbN IN salt Wli " lilAh. ~ Nhoh
tu ,qa, nn a1d lthln itum slth tlunl lutu VlAiles
,i foni aud n innard waters DOnshnlN eklhnl llWlN
u eausina aisd pfudurlnN ttiU lhrHa ll'Nh.ea Hhn
dU. IN nf ana kntu thu INHABITANTS lhuufhuhl wv wl
tifn lltnlH NJ 1he riifl ana ,,, . .,.
a. ukpodlrnt ~ Cusl rslllhhNl 70 pe d,vN t1as .
upnu thn Adlti0n VI u iuiprUlta tnanlulluh ~ lhn
council lilo (ilrfk VI the ulu ahMl oAuae lnn aAnp W
hr publlHhpd tsu successive wrnA Va raun "o'hV h""H'
paper having Il nrnuial cIrcnlAhuh tlluielh
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vice rtrsldunl VI tho uouilNll
Arrmri Nm 0luMEs Olmt Inafl9w
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

A desirable property In schwalms nd.
dltlon. Large house aud barn good out
buildings, containing . lots SOxSSg,
mostly orchard. Inquire of Peter D..
Schw0Im, grocer No. ~ Bast Tusca.
rawna atfppt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
Lost

On March ith, between The Valley De-.
pot aud Court House, pension certificate
No, l2l,3ll Finder will please return
10 thia office and receive $500 reward.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
CLAIMS ALLOWED.

A blIl Tor 800 wae presenled by Tho
City Solicitor for rent OF ONCE for one
year Mr., Fawcett opposed tho payment
pf the bill on the ground that there wag
no provision made by ordinance or other
wise for the payment Of olllcr rent for
tho CITY Solicitor. He said no did not
believe In voting money out of The tfme.
ufy IN such a reckless aud illegal n m
uer. Mr.. Bast thought the City Solicitor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

Some people care more for their stOm'
achs thau they DO Tor their heads.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

District Court will convene In thii
city April 2lst.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

An experienced farmer, NJ big wages.
Call NJ kitzmillsr Block, ~ Eighth ".