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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01
Tho Ilonrd of Ednontlnn.

II seems, after organizing last week by
electing A. D. SlentZ, President, without
opp0sltion; r. A. Cassidy, Clerk, and
Isaac Harter, Treasurer, were much
troubled as To appointing the standing
committees.
Mr.. j. j. Clark moved the Board elect
the chairmen OF the committees after
the President has appointed the same.
This motion WAS carried, but even after
being adopted was not satisfactory, aud
was abrOgated by Mr.. FOgle moving
that the President aud Vlce.Presldent
arrange the committees, This carried
and thus this m0mentous question
stands. II Mr. Slent2 was not sgtislac'
tory these gentlemen should have OPP
posed his election
Tho modesty OF Mr., Slentz was mani
fest throughout expressing a willing.
ness 10 be relieved from the rOspongi-
Billy Of arranging tho slRuding com.
mittees. Our Republican friends how
eyer,9 Gem not inclined 10 trust Mr.,
Slentg, Had not the Democrats on the
Board better propose an additional
Clerk, TO divide the duties aud responsi.
bilities with Cassidy. We never heard Of
small assembly NO sorely troubled over
the committees and providing In this
unique way. II IL something new. A
year hence we trust the Ito will be
broken and this tortu0us bother ended.
The term Of four Republicans and three
Democrats will end next spring, when
conclusions will agaiu DO tried, so let
our friends slide along, committees or
not committees.
The Board meets this evening In the
Council chamber and expects TO meet
every two weeks. Let our Republican
friends Of the Board understand that A.
0. Slentz Is q fair and capable man, and
will discharge his duties as chairman 10
the satisfaction of all honorable men.
Let them allay, therefore, oil fears and
suspicious. These rather indicate little
and narrow minds. Mr., Slent2 did not
seek the position, and being there no is
entitled TO the proper Courteales, for as
suredly he will treat all members with
due regard. He could not and would
not do otherwise. We are 0urprlsed at
the singular exhibition.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01
ATHLETIC SPORTS ann pAsTIMEs,
The Great Walking hatoh--- Base Bnii---
Other Sporting News.


The Great Walking Match---n Base Baii---
Other sporting News.
NEW YORK, April 20. 0.--Interest In the
walking match increases. A feature
brought out to-day was that seven
nati0nnlitles are represented, American,
Irish, Scotch, French, English, African
and American AbOrlglnGs. To-day all
but Burrell aud ElsOn wore red tights.
The Indian has heretofore had mono.
poly OF red costumes, lie surprised
everybody by appearing on the track
this morning, and run on q gentle trot
for q couple OF hours seemingly without
fatigue. In the afternoon Il bad limb
laid him up. Day, who was In the finest
trim yesterday, has been badly of to-
day. The back tendon OF his right leg
10 sprained and fears are entertained
that he must give up. NOremac looks
fresh. He and Herty arc like nettlea TO
the leaders, having well known staying
powers, though not 20 mach speed,
RoWell turned his 20c- ,aile score at 1851
and was cheefed as ne took sharp
spurt, Fitzgerald reached the score at
4:bb, but the cheering did not change
his numbering gait, The betting was
on ROwell tonight, and as no continued
TO lncrease his lead there was no takers.
Campana withdrew at 8 o'clock a. IN.
and only eleven contestants are now
left.
The pedestrians took more or less
sleep after IL o clock last night, but all
were on the track again early this
morning. Fitzgerald l. almost unable
TO walk, PanchOt Ia in good form, ROwell
kept up a dog trot steadily increasing
the lead. He pursued hia old tactics OF
hanging on tho heels Of somebody, Day
began 10 show signs OF fatigue at noon.
lierty was third man, and Is beginning
to DO looked upon as q dangerous 9ntag-
onist, as he shows good staying quail
ties. The Indian fell very far In the
rear. BuTrell, the cOlored man, showed
In better form to-day, The withdrawal
OF Sullivan was announced this morn.
Ing. Elson Is doing good work, His
friends ahy he will show up we'll later,
The attendance Is poor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01
Omlln AnrnrlAn.

Last Sunday, az Mr.. Jos. Haak return
cd from church TO his home, on the Har-
risburgh road, four miles from Canton,
he was surprised to 500 about fifty
guests awaiting his arrival, to inform
him that II was his Both birthday. II IL
needless 10 sny Mr.. Ilaak was at first a
little excited, but soon became calm
when he understood the game. Mr..
Haak was carried from the road into the
yard, whore large table was spread
with the choicest eatablea, Of which
some sixty ate TO their hearts content.
After dinner Mr., Haak received some
very nice presents, among which was o
nne hat, number OF silk handkerchiefa,
neck ties, mnstache cup, sc. Mr., Haak
has, since his marriage, been very care
full TO keep his age from the public, aud
In particular from his wife; but some
old c0ons got caught as we'll ~ young
ones, Lust winter, about Christmas,
Mr., Jos. HAak'a brother was visiting
him from the west, and while talking
late one evening, Joseph, thinking hi0
Wife was asleep, told his brother hisage,
Bat, alNo, his wife, although u long
while In bed, was not asleep, and con-
sequently heard her husbands correct
age for the tlrst time since their mar.
riage,
II IL needless 10 Say that all who were
present enjoyed themselves IN a line
manner until the sun was far down In
the west, whom buggies we're seen going
In all directions for their respective
homes, TO dream Of n day spent among
many friolde, and sociable time
apent tOgether.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

so. Mr. Fawcstt stated that II was the
Intention OF Mr., R.Z, Wise TO present
his name TO the Mayor for appointment
TO the Office OF City Civil Engineer and
that he had consulted him (Fawcett)
about II; but ~ be (Bawcett) thought
that tho appointing power laid with The
Council and not with the Mayor, he had
advised Mr.. Wise against handing his
name to the Mayor but TO leave II with
the Council. The City Solicitor was il-
structed TO report an amendment repeal.
Ing that part OF the ordinance giving to
the City Marshal pay for performing the
duties Of health officer.
Al the request of the Mayor, the So
llcitor was instructed. In conjunction
with the Mayor, 10 bring In m Ordi-
nance providing for the keeping of side
walks and street corners clear Of idlers
and other distractions.
The Street Commissioner was In
structed TO lay plank walk on Douglas
street from Cherry 10 Liberty street.
George W, Heldenbrand was granted
permission to use part Of North Market
street for building material, Adjourned,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01
LOUISVILLE.


Itoms OF Interest from our Regular Cor
respondent,
Mr.. Daniel Clement spent Sunday In
Canton.
Miss Flora Shaffer Ia visiting her
aunt Mrs. Richard Davis.
Two runaways doing little damage
except smashing an old vehicle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kesler, OF Canton, spent
Sunday with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Blerer.
Rev. j. j, Leberman has gone TO Penn
aylyania, where he expects 10 remain
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs, Lyons and children, Of
Georgetown, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs,
Grange on Chapel street.
Miss Annie Merley returned from Can
ton, where she had gone TO attend the
birthday party Of Miss Emma Cook.
Some one tried to break into Tony
Myers saloon Friday night by the rear
entrance, but failed to gain admlttance,
Mr., August Bardin sold his property
on High street TO Joseph GOtter for ~,
800. Mr.. Bardln intends to move to
Michigan.
Thieves broke into Isaac Bakers coop
Saturday night and stole twenty.eight
chickens out Of lot of forty. A nice
turkey was loft undisturbed.
Miss Emma, aged 10 years, the Oldest
OF tho ReblllOt children, Intends to reside
with her friends In Canton; Lizzie,
aged 10 years, has home with her aunt,
Mrs. l.. $. MeneRoy; Albert, aged l2 years,
and the fifteen month old baby are with
their uncle, ktnl Rebillot; Jennie, aged
10 years, with John DeCarr; Emile, aged
z years, with his grandmother, Mrs
Eliza Gaum; and BernadOtte, aged 5
years, with Miss Theresa Paumler, all OF
whom are residents Of Louisville, and
will take good care Of the little ones
(Orphans) 80 suddenly bereft OF their
parents.- Transcript.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

Tho name aud The address OF th-
writer OF the following unique aud In,
terestlng eplstle, post marked Canton
March 2jtn, 10 wanted NJ the Sheriil's
office, whore the letter was received lust
month.
Mr., SnERoFF; DEAR slR-NOt know.
Ing your namo Shall Ndress you this
way. AZ A citizen of Canton | feel it
my duty TO Call your Attention TO the
facts that tharO Ia In the west End OF
town one man by tho name OF --------
- who " living with woman who
Is not divorced from hor second hus.
Oand people aly she is not married 10
thia man pleasO Investigate the matter
and make them show there legal rights
for they nayer have shown emmy ~ yot,
pleaso give the mater A good lnyestiga.
tion and make them show there legal
rlghta and II they cant shove them TO
the full cxtent Of the law,
AND 0DLlGg ONE Coon CiTizEN,
Who wiahoa 10 SEQ tho writes Of man
and woman for they are having chill.
dren rite along auch work should not
be allowed In thls new world with out
the rights Of Inv,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01
CLAIMS ALLOWED.
MISCELLANEOUS,

Quarterly report of Fire Chief Lath.
rop read aud referred,
Tho following bids for furnishing the
city with cast iron gutter plates for the
ensuing year were opened and read aud
referred.
Mobiles n Sherlock, 2IG cents per h..
Canton Car Co. 2l6 cents per pound.
Mr.. Hnines moved that as both bids
were the same, the bidders draw
lots TO SEQ which should have the con
tract; but IN II wNe not seconded the
motion was not noticed.
Mayor Piero handed In tho name OF
George Gelger for Market Master, which
nomination was confirmed by the fol.
lowing vote: Yens--M Meeare. Adler
Claas, Fawcott, Murray, Plern, Wagner
Weaver, Webb, aud President Shields o
Naye--Meusrs, Gaohatle, Halnes, How.
enetine, Swanger and Warmers.
On motion OF Mr.. Warner the Board OF
Education were granted permission Ia
use the Council chamber for its meet.
inga.
Tho City Clerk was instructed TO nd.
vortlgo for bids for cutting tho stone
and laying them for crossings.
The Mayor nominated the present city
civil engineer, John II. Holl, for the
same Office for another year. Mr.. Faw-
cett said no did not think II was the May
0r's duty 10 make this appointment that
according 10 the ordinance II was left 10
the Council. The Mayor replied, that
under tho statutes II was his duty 10
mako oil appointments OF this nature,
with tho advice and consent OF tho C0nn-
oil, and ho read tho statute relating 10
the matter. Mr.. Adler asked IL another
name In addition 10 that OF Mr.. Hollis
could not DO placed In nomination by
the Mayor. Mr.. Shields replied that the
appointing power laid with the Mayor,
and II was discretionary with him what
names were handed In For appointment.
The vote being taken on the con1rma-
tion OF MIR. Holl, resulted In tie, conse.
Quently tho gentleman was not con-
Armed. rho vote was as follows:
Yeas, Messrs, Class. Gachatte, Howen-
stine. Murray, Wagner, Warner and
President Shields =. Nays, Niessrs.
Adler, Fawcrtt, Halnea. Piero, Swanger,
Weaver aud Webb--7. Mr.. Plero tllen
asked II II would now he proper TO re.
commend To tho Mayor another name
for appointment to The qifss, and was
answered that II would not be exactly
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

The following cases have been dis.
posed of by the District Court now In
session.
State Of Ohio W. j. W. Vaughn; iudg.
ment reversed aud remandOd TO Common
Pleas Court.
State of Ohio on relation Of JnO. W.
Bard W. David Holsler; dismissed at
costs OF relator,
j. II. Boreand a. Co. Va, Henry Alto.
kruse, Sheriff, &C., Ut al decree for
plaintiffs,
William Carlisle w. Vim, Rockhill by
&c.; Judgment affirmed
Valley Railway CO. VI. Henry Nous;
Judgment reversed
Jefferson j Welker w. II, u. Lechner,
judgment affirmed.
Abraham Morthland w. Richard Lee,
Assignee, &c; order aud finding for do
fendantB
The Pennsylvania Company w, George
Streufua; judgment reversed
American Insurance Co. w. George
Werner, Jr,; Judgment affirmed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01
Cnmnnn plnna Cnnrl.

1882 Jacob lloll Va, Samuel Baldwin
OF nj; civil action,
1888 Franklin Enrick W, Samuel
Riechel et al, civil action.
3i3i-'John X. Dangler, Treasurer OF
Stnrk county w. James Beyard OF oil;
civil action.
3l35-Reuben Leeh Of al Va. Josiah
Lesh et all partition.
3i36 Amanda l.. kuhlman Va, Solo
mon Kuhlman et al; partition,
3l37-Loucheim Bros. w. King q Co.,
civil action.
si3S--John Il. Dangler, Treasurer OF
Stark county, Va. Horny Birch et nj;
civil action,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01
Anolher NeeaIe.. AInrm of rlre.

The fire department was needlessly
called out about o'clock last evening
by an alarm from box 80, corner Tusca.
rawas street and the Square. The cause
OF the alarm was small explosion OF
gasoline at the residence of Mr.. h. ID.
Kuhn, corner West Tuscarawas and
Poplar streets, the flames from which
were quenched before the arrival OF the
department. This was the second time
the entire fire department was called
out unnecessarily yesterday, entailing
an expense TO tho city OF about 500. No
stronger argument In favor Of an intro
ductiOn Of the district system into our
city can be offered than this, and the
new Council, II II wants to acquire a
reputation for economy, has a splendid
opportunity TO distinguish itself In TAX
Ing immediate hold OF this subject,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

The Presbytery of Mahoning met In
the Presbyterian Church Of this place
Inst Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. II
was opened with sermon by Rev.
Alexander jackson, Of Warren. He dis
cussed at length the attitude 10 be taken
by members Of the Presbyterian com
munlOn toward thCsa who state Chris
tian thought differently from the stand
ards of the church represented by the
preacher. The business Of the Pfesby-
terry was generally such AZ IL transacted
at such gatherings. Presbytery ad-
jOurned Wednesday evening 10 meet in
Canton on the third Tuesday OF next
September New Lisbon Journal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

II to 400 persons Of oil ages without
accident, preparing the gas myself from
chemically pure nitrate OF ammOnlG an
knowing II to be the safest OF all anes-
thetics, aud attended with the least un-
pleasant results. am making and using
pure Laughing igas," and with the ex.
perlence OF years and care and diacriml.
nation, aud experiencing excellent re.
suits In It's use, On account of Its tran
sient effect, where large number of
teeth are TO be removed, II desired,
ether or chl0rOfOrm will be administer.
ed, by competent physicians.
A. j. DoUDs, Dentist,
OGlce over City National Bank.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01
scycn,y.rour Inch,. of snow.

EDITOR DEMoCRAT.--During the past
winter have carefully noted and meas-
ured the depth Of every snow fall In this
city and 1nd there was twenty-nine dif.
ferent snow falls between November
18th, 1883, and March lith, 1884, and
eeventy.four inches Of snow fell In that
time. The deepest snow was January
9Th, when 10 inches fell, and the next
deepest was December l7th, when 7
inches fell. Tho last snow OF The season
was March 18th. These figures are cor
rect and from actual measurement aud
| would like to know when there was q
greator snow fall in this Vicinity that
any measurement was kept. J.S.R
Canton, April 30, 1884.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01
Q. MT. VS., ID. R,.I,,

The following circular has been Ia.
sued by the Cleveland, MI. Vernon n
Delaware II. r, Co.:
AKRON, o., April Goth, 1884.
To AGENTS AND CONNECTING LlNEs.--
The offices Of tho freight and paesen.
ger departments OF this road will be
moved from Columbus, Ohio, to Akron,
Ohio, on tho lat OF May, prox. On and
after that date oil communication re.
lating to the business OF these depart.
meDts should be addressed TO the under.
signed, vice Mr.. ". I. Ailleck, General
Freight and Passenger Agent, resigned.
N. MoNsARnAT, Gen. Sup't.
Approved; GEO. ID. WALKER, Receiver,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01
Personal pnlnin.

James l.. styne, Of Plttsburg, Pa, was
visiting In the city yesterday,
EX'Sherilf Altekruse left for Arizona
last evening to be absent several
months.
Mr.. Charles Higgins, the plumber,
left today for Dayton, where he will
join the Gem City Base Ball Club.
Miss Ida Westfall, formerly of Canton,
and who has many friends here, was
married last Wednesday to Mr., Dayton
A, Doyle, q prominent young attorney Of
Cuyahoga Falls, o,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

The Universal Plow Co., are now 70.
pairing and renOvatlng the plOw fac.
tory formerly owned by Gibbs Bros, u
Co., on East Tuscarawas street, aud will
soon Oein running order, and In short
time ready TO furnish farmers aud Others
with Essig's patent, rear.Odjustug steel
aud east plows, Esgig, Gibbs y Co.. manu-
iAelnrers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

The largest line Of Fencing In the
county will be found ut Lawrence Il
Myers's, hardware dealers. who are
agents for the following galvanized
fence wire: The Champion Saw Tooth,
the Brlnkerhoof Flat Barbed, the Scutt
Flat Twisted Barbless, aud the regular
thorn barbed twisted wire. We also
keep on hand the Galvanized Wire Net.
ting; just the thing for cheap substan.
tial division fence. poultry yards, &C.
Agents for the Shellnberger Combina.
tlon Wire and Picket lFencing, ready 10
set up. Headquarters for No. q Annealed
Steel Wire.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

Messrs Hardesty, Shaub & Co., having
leased the Stark Mills Just south Of the
city, for number Of years, have put In
q new system, aud will be prepared In u
few days TO furnish the best brand Of
-four ever produced In this city, As Har-
dosty q shaub are both practical mil.
lers. customers need run no risk. Corn
meal, feed, &c,, constantly on hand.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01


Tho day had been set and the south
Canton young man was boarding old
iron, rags, &p, to convert into d mar.
riago license, when, one evening IN n
gpurt Of mirth no spoke Of her mobile
mouth, which, when aho grlnned sneak.
ed alyly outward until her cara repom-
bled huge sentinele, guarding u ceme.
terry Of goOmetricOl tombstone teeth.
The words were scarcely uttered, when
her faclle orlnce snapped shut with n
bang that caused him TO swallow the
rice paper pulf which graced her lips.
The young man has since been unable
10 explain how no reached the sidewalk.
but ho remembers getting there with
out assistance. llo has resumed his
place on the street curb for giddy girls
TO admire, while she IL dexterously
using her eyes and handkerchief NJ tho
open mir band concert In search Of an.
other victim.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

ness and honor. the minority are enti-
Tied TO representation on every commit
teeY And isn't II very remarkable that
80 important committee as that ON
public buildings has not true Demo,
erat on ltY II II the past that has 20 be
Shielded, or il there some future devil
try brewingp CURIOSITY.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

Rather than submit 10 the pain of hay.
Ing teeth extracted, many persons on
dnre untold misery for weeks anu the
question ie asked every day, why don't
you administer something To relieve tho
paln Of the operation =" Having had
large experience several years ago in
the use OF nitrous oxide, administering
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01
Bankers and Merchants Telegraph Conn

phnNs
Apropos OF the reduced rates that are
now going Into effect on most Of the
telegraph lines, II is greatly TO the
credit Of the Bankers and Merchants
Telegraph Company that this onterpris.
Ing and progressive company waa the
first to inaugurate the system Of
low rat0s, now prevailing on
the dilfer0nt lines. The company Ia
rapidly extending It's lines to all parts
Of the country, having Offices establish
ed as far east as Boston, aud In all the
principal cities and towns Of the west,
The Office In this city Is presided over
by Mr., A, X. 6owanlock, NJ manager, q
genial, accommodating and courteous
gentleman, and n skilled operator Of
large and ripe experience, whom pat
rons Of tho company will al
ways find attentive and obliging.
The rntes Of This company for night
messages are 10 cents for Is words,
while the day messages nre tho same as
the western Union, and In some cases
even lower, as for instance the rate 10
Chicago, which IL ten cents lower than
That Of tho Western Union.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

List Of letters remaining unCalled for
at North Industry p0stOlllce, Stark
county, o., May I, 1884; 0. ", Abner, o.
T, Browning, Mary Capens, j. IL. Ewing,
Ernst lllgendorf, Mrs, Laird, J, II, Curdy,
Miss Edith Flee, Moses 0lyery Mollie
Peters, Mr. Schlemner, Tim OConnell,
I, j. Weckman, Jesse 4, Powell,
i. LEllMlLLER, p. Nj,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

Mr., E. 4. A0llok, late general freight
Ond passenger agent Of the Cleveland,
MI, Vernon e. Delaware Railroad, has
been appointed Commissioner OF the
Middle States Lumber Association, vice
d. 4, nieaey, resigned, aud will enter
upOn his new duties May lst,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

The Canton City Band has been en-
gagged TO furnish music for Decoration
bay at Salem. An effort was being made
to keep tie band here for that day, but
as nothing was offered II 10 stay, tho
engagement NJ Salem was accepted.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

The family organ has all hands
huellY engaged pulling up ye gallant
Major, ludeed, this has been the lead
Ing business Of the RQp fOr-lo, these
many years. II Is likely TO continue.
md The name Of William Mckinley, Jr,,
continues t0reaOund through the family
HnnN.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

George S, Lester died at the Insane
Asylum nj Cleveland this morning, He
was taken there fOw weeks ago for
treatment. His age was about ~ years.
llO leaves HIS wife, two children, his
mother and sister and other relatives,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

william Crawford was received nj the
jail about II o'clock last night from
Wllmot on u sentence Of twenty days
confinement, given him by Squire Spi-
die, Of WilmOt, for stealing watch
ynluOd M A20.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

Tho finest line Of meerschaum pipes
ever brought TO the city can DO found NJ
Allen W. Smith'e place, AZ tho old Dame.
miller corner, Ho also dcala In choice
cignrs, Wholesale and rotnil.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

0rryille now claims The stluaieat man.
lie stops hls clock at night TO koNp II
from wearing out..s Holmes County
Farmer
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

Tho members Of the Leo Branch u. NJ,
II, A., Ar0 urgently requested 10 attend
the meeting on next Thursday evening.
By order Of tho PRESIDENT,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

The Stark County Horticultural SO.
clely will meet Ut tho farm residence Of
Josiah C0rrell, four miles north Of town
on Wednesday OF next week, May 7th,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01
Minority Representation.

Ain't II Just n little queer that the
lately self.elccted President OF our City
Council, In making up his committees,
totally ignored the fact, that, In oil fair.