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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

remalned u consistent, useful member
until death. She had been suffering for
some time with cancer Of the face rom
which she would have died, probably
after long, continued and great suffer
Ing. She had pTayCd II II would please
her heavenly Father that something
else might be permitted to carry her
away without the pTotrated suffering
the cancer would Incur. About ten
days before her death eryslpelas set In,
and In the same night that II began ehe
said, my prayers are answered and !
shall die with his disease" And 80 II
proved. The disease ran rapidly on lts
course but was attended with great
suffering which was borne with the
greatest patience and christian fOrti
tude to the end, Not murmur nor
complaint.
A few days before her death she re-
quested the epresence OF her children,with
her husband, that ahe might for the last
time partake with them The Lords Sup
per which abe joyIully partoOk, and then
said, II am now ready, my work is done,'
and lingering In great triumph a few
days, early on the morning Cf the 20.h
ult., slle peacably breathed her last and
was "absent from the body and present
with the Lord" A minister who was
present frequently during her last days,
aaid TO me that ahe was the most patient
and eingularly triumphant person he
ever saw, Sne was u good, frugal, dill
gent wife, o C0nsldefate, affectionate
aud dutiful mother; deyout, piOus and
joyful Christian, aud peaceful, obliging
neighbOr, and true, reliable friend,
She will be missed IN the family, church
al d neighb0rho0d; but she died well and
has gone 10 her heavenly home.
She was buried In the Evangelical
Cemetry, near her home AT her re-
quest the writer was present and con-
Quoted the funeral services, assisted by
Rev, Summers, A very large cOngrega.
tion was present and many eyes we're
wet with tears.
"say 70 % tho righteous II shall DO we'll with them
b. u. Booth.
Massillon, Nov 10, 1885,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
nrlrht and Chenp journal.

The Plttsburg Tlmee, one OF tho beat
newspapers published In the West, has
recently reduced its price 10 one cent,
which makes II u wonderfully cheap
paper, and will undoubtedly tend to IN
crease its clrculatlon-alrendy large
TO tho full capacity OF its presses. Tue
Times deserves the highest success AZ
talnable In journalism, ~ II Ia n bright,
fearless, independently inclined and
thoroughly newey paper, with an excel
lent corps OF writer's.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

graphed the latter at Canton to have
some tools made here and sent to him.
Mr.. Chapman never received the tele'
gram and the next day went to Shelby.
Upon arriving there he found his work
men idle, awaiting the arrival OF the
tools ordered by telegraph, ThereupOn
Mr.. Chapman and one Of his wOrkmen
were obliged 10 return 10 Canton
and have the tools made before
the work Of drilling could be
prosecuted. The actual loss by the non.
delivery OF the message the plaintiff
AYERS was $50, 10, for which amount and
costs he Drays Judgment.
THE SNYDER CASH.
The T. G. Snyder $4,000 damage suit
against the city is on trial. Testimony
for the plaintiff 10 being heard this
morning. The lobby contained several
hundred auditors, interested In the tes-
tlm0ny.
.asl'-'.- NEW COURT cAsEs 49, 80 ,..,. ..'.
4l51-Bertha Irene Trump vs, John A,
Trump; asking divorce, because OF ex
treme cruelty, the restoration Of her
maiden nRme, Bertha Irene Nave, all
mony and an Injunction restraing the
defendant from disposing of some $1,000
worth Of property, until the final hear
Ing OF this proceeding.
4l52-C @. Bow, assignee of Rank
BrOa. Va. the Conger Mining Company et
Al; praying for Judgment upon sl,50C
note, held by said assignee against said
company.
4lb3-Jane schworm Va. Louis
SchwoTm; allmony.
4l54-Almon @. Sheckles, by John
sheckles vs, william II, Knight; civil
action.
4l55-C. W. Chapman Va. the Western
Union Telegraph Company; appeal.
4l56-James b. Glow u Son vs.. Her
man Mueller OF al; civil action.
PROBATE COURT,
Marriage licenses have been issued to;
Victor Bailly and Mary Beauchat, Mimi
ahlllen Up; Jacob Shekels and Annie L.
Newcomer, Paris tp, Michael Alexis and
Elizabeth BeTnet, Alliance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
DEATH OF A WELL KNOWN JUaIsT.
Judge Eben Newton Expires at oanhei
nL tho Advanced Age of NIneIY.


Judge Eben Newton Expires at Garfield
Mt the Advanced Age of Ninety.
Thursday night Judge Eben Newton
died at his home In Canlield, aged 80
years. He was one OF the pioneers OF
Connecticut who settled the Western
Reserve. Rebecca Newton, his mother,
removed TO Ohio with her family In
1902, and died thirteen years later AT
her sons home, In Garfield. In May,
1914, he emigrated TO Portage county,
and clerked In his brothers store. la
1878 no began to read law with Darius
Lyman, at Ravenna. In 1922 no re-
turned 10 Connecticut TO continue his
study OF law. He was admitted TO the
bar at Warren, In August, 1923. Elisha
Whittl0sey, just elected to Congress, In
yited Newton 10 enter his office ae q
partner. This invitation he accepted
aud the cO-partnershlp was continued
for twenty years thereafter. The bus
ineas OF this firm was one Of the most
extensive 10 the reserve and its reputa'
lion was one of the highest In the State
In 1910 he went to the State Senate
He resigned his seat 10 become presid'
Ing Judge Of the third judicial district
This he also resigned In 1916 and 70.
turned to the practice OF law.
-Four years later he took his seat In
Congress. Before the next election Ma
hOning county was moved into the GlC-
dings district, aud that eminent states
man secured the nomination In c0nVen
tion and was elected TO succeed him. In
1868 he was again elected State Senator
AT the expiration OF his term he took
charge OF tho estate OF Simeon Jennings
which engT0ssed hie attention for many
years. II required two visits 10 EaT0pe,
He was president OF the railroad which
In now the Niles q New Lisbon branch
Of the N. Y, p. q o.. and served In the
same capacity for the MahOning County
Agricultural Society. He was also well
known as q practical farmer and stock
raiser.
Among his law students we're Ben n
Wade, Edward Wade, Joshua Il. Gid
dings, Ralph P, Buckland and many 9th
era who subsequently became members
Of Congress, Judges and distinguished
lawyers.
He was married at Garfield on May 90
1926, to Miss Mary s. Church, daughter
Of Ensign Church.
Judge Newton leaves four children
They are Ensign Newton, OF Jersey City
Mrs. Giles Van Hyning and MIRA Richard
Brown, OF Canfeld, and Mrs, james NJ
Mears. OF Madison, Wis, The Mahoning
County Bar Association will meet TO take
action on the death OF the Judge.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Cantol Humane Society was held In tho
CllV Hall Assembly room lat evening,
w. W, Clark, ESQ. presided and opened
the meeting IN u ten minutes talk on
tho Ohj u aud work OF tho aoclety. He
wua followed by Mr. q. Y. S,oRey, Roys,
j II Harpa,er and Df, kuhns In u fow
Appropriate remarks IN the good that IL
b lUg NC mpllHhpd by u society, and
ibo ntcsSelty Of LetpIUg the good work
going.
0d motion, Superintendent Frazer
VIVA requested ~ ptt0nd tho annual
meet,ng of ihs Ma 'lonal Hum'ne As
poriatiOu NJ s.. Louis on the 18Th Inst,
as tho representative OF the Canton HUI
name Society, and also 10 prepare q
paper on the aim, progress aud condi'
lion OF the latter, 10 bo read by him a,
ono OF tho meetings OF tho Canton
Lyceum.
After some further discussion the
meeting adjourned, There was q good
attedance present, and much interest
was manifested In tho proceedings.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
Dr. Hodiey Tonight.

Do not fail to hear DR.. james Hedley
upon the Sunny Side Of Life" In the
Rink tonight, Lecture TO begin at 8
o'clock sharp, The means OF exit have
been improved 40 that no Inconvenience
will be experienced by the audience In
getting out ut the close Of the lecture.
Judge Thomap, Of Youngstown, late
United States Civil Service Commission.
or, will appear In one week from 10.
night ~ an extra lecturer. DR.. Talmage
Will appear December 20.h In the regu-
lar course. Procure o season ticket and
get the cheap rates. Single and season
tickets NJ the door.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
Park Hotel nj Masalilon A.,

The Park Hotel has been leased to
Messrs. Barnett and Davis, of Canton,
for % term OF Ave yeara, and they VIII
take possession on the 10th inst MIR,
Barnett IL we'll and fay0rably known az
landlord, and with Mr., Davis as an az
sistant, will make II u 1rst class house,
Mr., Conrad, the proprietor, 10 giving the
buildiDga thorough oyerhauling, put
ting In sewers, new furniture, &o,
making II one Of the best hotel build
ings In thls section. Mr.. Il, B. Bay Hiss,
who has had charge OF this hostelry for
several years past, will take charge
OF the Wayerly House, near the Fort
Way0e depot. The building IL new, and
everything 10 being put In hTst class
shape, under Mr. Byliss' personal su'
peryision,-[Massillon Independent.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
Whom Their Terms Commence.

Governor Foraker, Lieutenant Gov
ernor Kennedy, Treasurer OF State
Brown, Attorney General Kohler, and
Member OF the Board Of Public Works
Jones assume on Monday, January IL,
1886. the duties OF the Offices TO which
they were elected on October 18th. Su
premo Judge Spear takes his seat on the
bench ~ soon w h. receives his COM
mission aud takes the oath OF office.
Judge Mlnshall takoA bis seat on the
bench on February 10, 1885. The sixty
seventh General Assembly conyenes on
Tuesday, January B, 1885.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

guests were invited 10 table delicious
ly aud sumptUOu,ly served, There were
qllte number Of relatives and friends
present, aud tha happy cOupl' were the
recipients Of many handsome and Valu.
able presents. Mr.. and Mrs Ebie left
Sunday evening on their wed ling trip,
and will return In few days, and take
up their future residence ut Midway.
Mr., Eble will resume teaching In few
weeks. Both Of the contracting parties
are we'll and fayorably known here, and
carry to their new home host OF we'll
wishes, May they ever be surrounded
with happiness and prosperity may
their mlsfOTlunes be few.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
Pines, Cigars and Cigarettes.

Cigarettes are useful because they
kill Of worthless boys. The pipe is u
comfort to workingmen and sOlace TO
Old age. Cigars should be regarded an o
luxury, ana INDUCED In only by those
who can afford 10 purchase good ones.
The man who will smoke bad cigar In
aUy public place, OF where its fumes are
likely TO reach any others nose than his
own, Ia no gentleman.
Captain Pardon Trip, Of Marion,
Massachusetts, has looked at life
through the upcurling blue rings Of the
conteuIed smoker, During Aty years
(lS,250 days) he has turned 5000 worth
OF tobacco into ashes.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
SCHOOL BOARD MATTERS,
An Unoventfui Meeting Of tho Board of
IdnonllOn Lnnl MINT,

An UnoVcnitul Meeting OF tho board of
Education Last Night.
The Board OF Education met In regu.
lar session last evening, Present -
Archlnal, Barlet, DannemIller, Harter,
Herbruck, Laiblln, MOses, Raedel, sil'
YER, Webb, Cassidy, and Vice-presldent
Clark In the chair.
A request from John Harman for pay
~ janitor Of the night school, at the
rate OF lfty cents per night, was re-
ferred.
On the recommendation OF the Com.
mlttee on Supplies, eight door mats
were ordered purchased for the East
Eighth street building, at fitty.Ave cents
each, and on the recommendation OF the
Committee on Text Books, four music
charts were also ordered purchased.
An application from Jennie Doll for a
position az teacher was referred 10 the
Committee on Teachers and Salaries.
A large number OF claims were 70.
ported fayorably on by the Committee
on Claims, aud were ordered paid. Ad-
Journed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

WHEREAS. II becomes our painful duty
10 record that death has removed from
our school q much respected and be.
loved scholar therefore
RESOLVED, That In the death Of Ar
thur Crisis the Sunday School sustaina
the loss Of q worthy and respected
scholar and librarian.
RESOLVED, That we hereby tender 10
the relatives aud friends OF tho deceased
our sincere eympathy for their great
nfIlctlon In the lose OF one who was not
only cherished by near friends, but who
for true worth aud goodness was re-
epected aud loved by all who knew
him.
n. FRANK RURnowAy, Supt.
WIN II. FRITZ Aspt, Supt,
ELLA j, kLlNaAMAN Teacher.
UDion Bethel Sunday School.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
Personal,

L, A. Holwick, OF Bolivar, called and
continued hls WEEKLY DEMOCRAT.
Alfred Uukefer, OF Paris, this county,
while In Canton gave ue a call and OK
tended his time Tor the DEMOCRAT.
Our friend ], NJ Sell, OF 0.naburg,
called TO day aud again paid In advance
for the WEEKLY DEMOCRAT for himself
and his aon franklin, who lives In
Wayne county. This 10 u good way for
good Democrats TO do.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
A surname oourt psoInlon.

The following Supreme Court ruling
may bo OF interest TO people hereabouts
mo town or city has right TO give q
man u license or permit 10 sell any
wares or merchandise on the sidewalk
or on thu street In front Of the property
Cf any PERSONS place OF business, 40 II
is held 10 DO Nh appurtenance TO the lot
upon which HIS store Ia erected and
situated, aud belongs TO him and bis
business ~ against oil others, except
only by the rigDt 10 travel thereon
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
burglary nj Aiilnncel

Burglars effected m entrance last
night Into tho gun aud jewelry store OF
George W, Sohorloy, IL Alliance, by
knocking out q pane OF glass In the
back 100 n the store, 90 d. 10 the
amount Of 900 or more we're carried of
Including cutlery, reyolvers, jewelry,
rug ira. cts. There " no clue 10 the per
petratora, but they aro supposed 10 bt
pm lteurp,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

Hon. JOHN q. THOMPSON is n csndl.
date, II ie said, for tho position Of
Secretary OF Washington Territory, a
position much better than the one now
held by him, Mr.. Th0mpson's many
friends here think nothing too good for
him and would bo pleased 10 hear OF his
observation-disclosures Times,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

The residence OF Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph
Comes was tho acpbe VI a very pleasant
and cheelf ful event sunday, being tho
marriage NJ their daughter, Dora o., TO
Aly n y. Eble, n noted oung school
teacher. ol L,ke 70 Snship, Rev 0nver,
OF Greentown, oilloiatinv. The ceremony
took place NJ y. M, after which the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

Mary Ann McCammop, wife OF John
McCammon, living near Louisville, died
October IN, 1885, aged 90 yeare, II
months aud II days, She WAS the mo her
OF nine children, three OF whom prectd
ed her In death. The other ak we're all
IN attendance nj tho fuueral. More than
thirty yeats ago she was converted aud
Joined tho U. b, Church, In which she
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

During the night Of last Friday the
tipple NJ 5horrodpville, OF the Now York
aud OHIO coal company, Stout, Van
Wickle u Co., caught Hre and burned
up, with tho valuable aud costly ma.
chinery, causing u loss Of several thou.
sand dollars. II 10 supposed TO have
caught from the blacksmith shop clOse
by
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

The latter part OF this month Ia TO see
the completion Of the Canada Pacific
railroad. This event will mark an epoch
In the affairs OF the Dominion, and the
completion Of the road, fraught az II
was with almost insurm0untable diff
culties will be celebrated with all posi-.
BILE eclat. Sir Charles Tupper, the
Canadian Minister OF Railways, will
come In for the greatest share OF the
congratulations, aud will be one OF the
most prominent persons at the opening
ceremonies. Several months ago he
went west over the Northern Pacific
railroad, He then went through Oregon
and made an examination OF the term
lnal facilities OF The Canada Pacific nj
Port Moody and other points, He re-
turned east over tho Canada Paciac's
Trans Continental Line to Winnipeg,
driving over the unc0mpleted portion In
the Rocky Mountains, AT that time but
forty miles OF road remained 10 be built
TO Jim the eastern and western sections
OF the road These last forty miles
were just west OF Kicking Horse Pa9s,
and considering the difficulties already
surmoUnted offer no serious imped ment
TO the builders When this section IL
completed the Canada Pacific will be u
through line from Montreal 10 the Pa
cllc coast. The Lake Superior section
was completed Oh the LIT OF N yember.
The last spike In the road In TO be driven
by Governor General LanedOwne.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
mnr AnAnIIanla Hound Oyer.

The preliminary hearing In the caseg
OF charles Leles, the bartender, aud
Hugh Wilson, the attorI o., charged
with criml0ally aeeaulting Mrs, lntz
Jones, tho mUllOtO woman OF this city,
was concluded at Wooster Saturday,
Leies being bound over to court In the
sum OF $1,000 and Wilson In the sum OF
2l 600. Bail was IN, nlabpd ia oach case,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

Mr.. d. 3. Souers, principal OF the
Grammar school NJ Navarro, aud MieB
Emma Wagner, the beautiful daughter
OF Mr.. Michael Wagner, OF tho came
place, were married Thnrsd y evening,
the Rev. vather Hahn officiating. The
groom Ia we'll known among tnv teach
ers OF this part OF the State.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
A REPOSITORY BLUNDER.
Township Trustee Rohn Annoyed Through
Newspaper Bull.


Township Trustee Rohn Annoyed Through
Newspaper Bull
Some days ago the DEMOCRAT publish
ed an article, reclting incidents OF odd
methods Tes0rted TO by INDECENT persons
10 get their hands upon money and how
they sQuandered II after they succeeded
In getting ". One Of tho case8 was
that Of q lazy, shiftless fellow, who rode
on the street cars 10 the residence OF
Township Trustee b, A. Rohn, on Fast
Tuacarawas street, expecting to get q
township poor order, but who, II might
be we'll TO say here, was found unworthy
of help aud refused aid. Another was
that OF q married man, who borrowed o
dollar from friend 10 keep his family
In victuals over Sunday, and then spent
81 30 for he and his wife to soc Joe Em-
met.
The Repository rehashed both these
cases In med fled form day or two ego,
and makes the item read as follows;
"The fraud that may be practlced Is
also illustrated In the case OF the man
who rode down TO the residence OF
Tow nshlp Trustee ROhn on the street
car, told q pitiful tale and got dollar,
He made the return trip on The cara, and
was seen that night with his wife on
joylng the performance OF Joe Emmet" T"
The result OF tho above misleading
jumble, ia that ever since its publica.
t,On people are bowling ut and about
Mr., Rohn, accusing him Of giving man
"a dollar from the Township funds with
which to attend the Emmett perform
ance Sensible people know better, but
a0mo OF the Repository readers, II seems,
are devoid OF the faculty OF thinking
The idea 10 30 prepOsterous as TO make
II look exceedingly ludicrous In print,
Almost every ordinarily Informed rea'
der knows that Township authorities do
not furnish relief In cash; the plan
would DO too hazardous. Provisions,
coal and clothing are much safer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

Thomas Lee. nm old and wealthy reel-
dent OF Lee township Carroll county, In
financially embarrassed on account OF
being pushed by Carrollton aud Cadiz
bankers. Judgments baye teen taken
In amounts aggregating $4,000. He
has extensive landed pOeeessiOns aud IL
confidently believed TO be perfectly sol
vent.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

People who are In tho habit OF eign-
Ing their names indiscr IN Oatrly should
DO on tho lookout for lwu ~ LADDERS who
are now on the road. 0ls OF them pnr'
ports TO be after crop Statistics, and the
other has q remonstrance bgainst heavy
taxes. Both ask farmers 10 aipn their
names 10 papers which after ward turn
up as promieeory notes.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
A Mlaalnr WIFI.

Mrs. ]. p. Handy, wife Of ], p. Handy,
OF the Massilion Coal Company, who has
been visiting her trlends IN Coshocton
county, disappeared from there last week
aud has not since been hoard from. Al
there was no trouble between the hus.
band and wife, and the wife was very
deepondent, II 10 feared she has taken
her life.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
THE AULTMAN WOOD DEPARTMENT
WIN Begin Work Monday..other Depart
monta WIN start Soon.


Assistant Superintendent Of the Ault'
man Works, Mr., Rob. Miller, said TO the
DEMOCRAT to-day; "The wood depart.
ment, employing about one hundred
men, will begin work Monday, aud the
other departments will follow, BY the
llrst OF the year the entire shop will be
running full blast. Our product this
year will DO larger than last"
Mr., Charles Cook, proprietor OF the
Gibbs-Ball Plow Company, said; my
shop Ia running now and ! expect TO
manufacture more plows this season
than laet. The trade has been buying
light for two soasona past, and with q
fair crop In prospect | expect to see the
agricultural works OF Canton and other
cities boom before long.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

"The Canton" Ia easier on the clothes,
more futabe. and will do the work In
lees time han any other waphbnard IN tho
world. Ask your dealer for u; taxa no
other. Manufactur 4 by tho Wire Wash.
board Co., Canton, 0hi0,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
Killing PLeADs GUILTY

And Gets Ono Year In tho Penitentiary-.-
O,hsr Court News.
Amos O. king, indicted for forgery,
was brought hefore Judge Penee In
Common Pleas Court, this morning, and
plead guilty. Hs was sentenced TO one
years imprisonment In the Penilentiary.
king was . porter nj tho American
House and obtained q considerable
quantity OF whisky, n pint or half pint
nc n time, from tho drua store Of Dur
blu, Wright n 20, upoi, orders b,erlDg
the forged signature OF Dr., II. L, John.
eon. When tho bill for tho whisky was
presented 10 D.. johnson Tor payment
the fraud was discovered and King ar
Testtd, Khup's love for strong dfiuk
drove him 10 tho crime.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
Married.

On November 10th, by Rev. ]. ]. Leber.
man, at the Reformed parsonage, Louis.
vile, Mr., william Shelter and Mlss 80
phia Vernler, both Of Stark county.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

Justice Yant tiod the nuptial knot for
two couples Tuesday, viz. Michael
Alexis aud Elisabeth Beudet, OF ALI
anoe; Truman Il, Catlln and Mary A.
Ste ward, OF Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
SUIT ABOUT A TELEGRAM.

Among the new cases fled IN Common
Pleap Court In that OF y. ". Chapman
nnainet tho Western Union Telegraph
Company, which W n appealed from Tho
court " Juauce Yam. Nr, Cnbpnan
asks for dan ages III the sum ~ e3S 10
for loaa snetaiued by the non delivery OF
n telegram sent last Nav ny j.. y. Taylo /,
hip agent. 10 the plaiut II IN Canton.
Mr., Taylor WAS drifting for natural gaa
at Shelby for MIR. Chapman, aud tele'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

The new Farmers Hotel was opened
10 the trade to-day with the genial and
obllglng Amos Byers ~ landlord. The
house Is already guaranteed u splendid
Irade