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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19

MY God, Pm getting those pains again.
said Albert d, Baxter at about eleven
o'clock last night
Tie was Ritting ln hIa place Of business
nt No, Al East IuacHraWRH street, talking
90 @ friend. His wife and son were also
present waiting for tho hour Of closing
and Intending % accompany him home,
Following his exclamation he retired Ia
o rear room and rrclnel ON a couch from
which ho never arose, Ills wife seeiug
that hewas suffering Inlegse pain, sent for
Dr. S,b, Post, lleArrlved Ia short time, A
hypoderWr Injection WIS given The sui
ferer but 10 had no effect, Tie began Ia
grow gradually worse ana shortly became
unconscious,
Dra March and Brant were also sent
Tor and all that was possible was done for
him, lle expired at midnight, The re-
mains were taken 10 bis late residence, Rt
No, Dl East Seventh street whore they now
are,
The exact cause Of hls death will mover
DO known 40 no post norton examine
ton was held, llo was 40 times subject 10
heart disease, and frequently had attacks
which lasted 0nlyu short time, NcAtoIs
day he was Ia tho best Of spirits and Just
previous 10 thc fatal attack was laughing
and talking
BIOGRAPHICAL,
Albert }, Baxter was born on duly lNlh,
1867, Ia building which stood upon tho
lot whore he died, 40 the tImo Of his
death was aged H2 years, months and 20
days, lie was woll and iuyomhIy known
ln this city aud throughout tho county,
having been iu the saloon business u Num-
bor Of years, llo was un uiluble and ioy-
lel man and had q largo circle Of friends,
lie was great lover of sports aud took
much interest Ia advancing the cause Of
ton Base Ball Club, llo lonyls wife aud
q son, the latter being aged about years,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
A, MooRnooRs VIEWS


On tho BonatoriRl Quostion'-.rirat War
wick, Second brlce, third Thomau, and
His Reasons phorofor
Mr.. A. McGrcgor was asked this morn.
Ing as 10 who he proloucd for United
States senator He spoke Us followgi MY
first choice ig Hon, j, G,Nnrwick, uf Mas
HlliOu, | thinl, he h "a man whose con,
yIctiOus would be- for The interest OF the
party ho would represent aud his friends,
llc rs well llttcd for the position
aud would bo q high credit 20 Ohio.
My next preference would be Col Cal,
BrICC, who ig also u man of great intolloc.
tuul force aud would hOuumhly MI the
position, After iricc / favor j, II, Thorn.
ns, who isa well known politician and
quite iuvoriic,
A. to the question Of wealth being an
objection 10 any candidate, why | thiul, II
is absurd TO think Of opposing mnu on
any such ground ns that In the first
place IL nCcCgsitutCa nearly the tull
amount Of five thousand dollars for an
economical living at Washington for u
United States Senator, and requires usu-
ally several times that amount for thCm
10 live us they are expected 20 live thorc,
40 that We shouldnot sondn poverty strIck'
cu man down there, or, IN other words,
shall We object To u man ~ great wealth
Just because he has boon successful In his
busiuoss2 think Il is 10 great mistake TO
object to man on any such grounds.h
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
AN nxoIrINo nLnrIoN
Tho Y. M, ID, q, Hosts Assemble and
Name thoir oMoera For tho Coming
Year,

Tho Y. M. ID. q. Hosts Assemble and
Name their oNoera For tho Coming
Year,
Tho members II tho Young Mons
Democratic Club were out In full force
last evening, Tho club rooms were
crowded with members who had come Tor
The purpose OF casting thcir vote FOR the
officers who are 70 serve forthc next year,
Tho contest was o spirited one but very
good naurcd. The election resulted Aa
iollowai President, Charles Krichbnum (,
vice president, NJ, X Wctlhch, recording
secretary, j, II, Roigncrj financial accrC-
tary, Louis DClpi treasurer, r. ID, N0pel'
gcaaug, trustees, John 4, MonuOt, AtlCe
PomcrCue, August Smith, captain, A, A,
Moss, liculcnHnts James ID, Barry, W. w,
Fielding, Edward Weber; aCrRcnuif, Eli
Hprdcnsline, H. M,GoRhhorn, j, y, GrIlllu,
During the evening u was announced
that Hon, John MCSweoncy was In the
city aud committee went to Invite him
90 the hall but lac could not hc found,
Three names were HuggCstCd for mem.
bcrHllp and all were iuvowhly acted up
on, The committee on arrangements for
attending the Inauguration reported pro-
grcas and were continued, Another COM
mitlcc was appointed 70 secure the sigma
lures Of persons who desire 20 attend the
Inauguration aud accompany thc club,
Hon, John Il, Mounot made short adj
dress, thanking the club for their kind.
ness In honorng him for ihc past Ave
years, and spoke In the hlghCHt praise of
ita Efforts for hiH welfare, He stated
that banquet was being prepared at the
expense Of Of the officers lust elected An
adjournment was taken whcn the yictors
and yauquiahcd assembled nt the Amcri.
cauua, and John A, Brohst served an Gle.
giant supper twas long pnH midnight,
and will always be- remembered na one Of
the best meetings ever held 10y the club,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
FOR CRIMINAL ASSAULT.

But tho Notorious Actions Of tho Proa.
ecuting Witness win Woakon Hor
CoBo.
The prosecuting witness In the criminal
charge against George llnnaford, Of Al
lance, u IN the city, Her nnmo is Lizzie
Gurnoy and she charged Hnnnniord with
criminal assault Whom the case was
ready 70 bo brouuhtto trial In this city she
left Alliance suddenly with William Con-
kle and search failed 20 reveal the
whereabouts Of the couple. Tho caso
could not 20 on without hor presence.
Tho other day when The marshal Of Alli-
ance was boarding train there with two
prisoners for the county jail, he was
astonishod 90 see the Gurney girl alight
from the train and start for her home.
She was placed In the custody OF an olll-
Ger but upon being intorrogated ut the
mayors Office, refused 10 tell whore she
had been or what hor object was IN so
suddenly loavnn Alliance. She ~ now IN
charge OF an officer here but II is hardly
probable that the testimony Of such n no.
torious piece OF calico could do other than
convict Hannnford Of ordinary assault.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
Divorce Notice.

Frederick Blgler whose place Of residence Ia 10
FranBHoA Ida liglor unknown viii take notice that
on November Both, 1890 uad Ffanslsna Ida nlglor
flied her petition In tho Court of Common Pleas Of
htafh county OhO against thp sll frederick nlg
ler setting forth that the aAl rrphtfok ilglOr IN
Of eXlfe 20 rrilOly wnriA the Au1 HnndH NJ v J.
rloua dimes nnl llsp that during the NV nl yuhfa
last nlst sild d fond tnt has uCOn guilty 0f gross
neglect Of duty tpwaidB atld tulntW IN iaillnH 20
prUylde vi plalutlh With The urceslllles of iiie,
co'hlng No. ad that AVA rlilnt n prlAs that she
may w. divorced frOi said dnfHndhnt that abe uAy
have tue custody Of ,hnr ohlldien and for reasons.
hle lmOny nld tnt said Frederick plyIer N nOtl.
hol that hO VI required to Auliuar nnd nnawuf sald
petition on or before the third haturd " aftof tho
ath day OF January lcUOi
rltANSisOA IDA BiuLER,
NY JvnN .. WKLrY, hor ATTY
November 8Otb ie9D-doebLw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
Mound OWN TO oouRr.
Michael Burns and Charles Kelley wiz
Answer 10 the Next Grand Jury


AnHwer 70 the Next urand Jury
Michael Burns and Charles Kelly who
who were arrested for u number Of petty
thcfta committed had their hCuriug before
Mayor Blake this morning, Kelly used u
pair Of crutchcs whilC going from the
lail 20 the city hall, Yesterday while try
ING 20 escape from officer MCCor lac got
u 8s calihrc bullet into the sole Of his foot
while running Dr. Hrnnt dressed the
wound, the bullo, being easily extracted,
a short tlmo aftcr the occurrunCc
Both entered u plea Of not guilty 20 the
charge of burglary aud larceny, ana were
defended 10y Il, Il, Turner ESQ David
Bycra, landlord oi the union Hotel, Mar
Hhul Gentry and officer McCort wore the
only witnesses sworn 10y Prosecutor Well
ty, ON behalf OF the state aud the three
Oyorconts produced, Both were sent to
luil in default Of 500 bul
Kelly was sent to the prnitontInry about
two years ago 10 serve u term for highway
robbery, llo had been arrested A, 4,
Owpn, who was then on the police force,
and tried "a similar gVmo Of escape ON
him, without puccosa, Tie gave his name
ns Michael Kelly, but it has since been
learned that his given name N Charles,
llc iH about twenty years uf age nud has u
very buyish appearance, Burns iH well
known about town but has never had any
serious charge against him, This morn.
some mittCns, which are supposed ~ have
been stolen from w, Iuplhuaki q Co.'s
store, aud u lot Of limbCrgcr cheese taken
from Sage q WUgnCr'p store were rCcoy'
crcd They had sold Il 20 innocent pnr'
tics, aud all the losses have boon made
uDDl.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
MIR. MoasnaoR
Donuoa Moro DoA Aoitoly and Adds a Word
Additional.

|
Additional
Mr., EDiroR Allow n word or two In
addition to the interview given In the
| DEMOCRAT OF yesterday, omitted by your
worthy reporter In the hurry Of writing
for a dnily pnpcr
On being urged 10 n0mo my second
choice for United States senator, after
having spoken my piece Ng 10 Hon, John
| G.. Warwick ! remarked that, if tho con-
test settled down between Mr., lirico and
Mr. Thomas, IVA Il might, should prefer
Mr. Brcc, believing he would prove emf
npntly gurviceabo 20 the parry and the
cause, knowing him 10 be a man of intog-
rity capacity aud energy aud young
enough 70 improve and grow to his work.
! also referred 10 the fact that the sonn-
torsllp was now an open question, where
az six years ago Mr., Pondleton was can.
didato for reelection, and was the choice
Of the rank and file Democrats OF Ohio,
as ho had over boon with us and of M.
/ also expressed myself that capacity
and alcccss In business should not he
considered m objection, The tost laid
down by Jefferson is the true ono--"Is lio
honest; Is he capable, ~ he faithful 10
The Constitution ~
lot mo add that the revival Of, and In.
crouslng interest manifested throughout
thn country, IN tic CONSTITUTIONAL uOc-
trlnos Of Jefferson and Jackson are on-
couruglng tn Democrats OF long service,
WHO haye lAborcd and wnitod for the ro-
turning tide that would restore 90 Justice,
10 equal taxation with equal opportunl-
tips.
Never having believed In The idea OF
flxod maiorties, | welcome such results
as we have lately seen and felt IN Ohio,
Iowa aud elsewhere, knowing well that
these lead TO hope and encourage TO on.
deayor. A. MoGREooR
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19


NAVARRO, o., Dec, n, 'sO,
Flag day ot Navarro was appropriately
observed yesterday The day was all
that could be- expected for the occasion,
Long before sunrise there wac Consdcra-
bile activity among our citizens iu deco
rating thCir residences and places of
business, 30 that early In the morning
The most of our buildings were decorated
with flags aud bunting. AZ q o'clock IN
tie morning u salute was fired from jHc,
Hcues' battery commanded 10y George
kcohu, mOmhcr Of Miller Post, remind.
ing the cit2cnB that the day had arrived
for the glorious occasion, People from
the surrounding country began 10 arrive
early iu the forenoon, 80 that by noon the
town was filled with people, The pro-
CoasiOn formed promptly In front Of G.,
A, R, hall ut O'clock uH per program,
Tho line OF march was then taken MP Ua
follows. East ON Canal street to Market,
north on Market "a Wooster road; west
on Wooster 10 Main, south ON Main 20
Opera Hall, whore The exercises for the
Occasion took place, The hall was com.
plotcly filled with the school children aud
the people Of the town and county The
exercises then opened by "a choice Holcc-
ton by the Navarro citiyunH band, uitur
which, l., j. Daily president OF the day, IN
"A fow well chosen remarks, introduced
the orator Of the day. Gen, l. R,Shorwood,
who gave % history and tho origin oi lhc
National flag, which was very instructive
and highly appreciated by the audience,
which was nttnuyply listened 10, "My
Country 'ris of lhoc' was then sung hy
The school scholars, after which Rev. w.
q. SilIou, in behalf Of The G., A, r. aud -,
OF W. In "a neat speech, presented the
school board with u beautiful llog super,
intcndcut A. a.. Grabcr then, IN buhulf OF
tho Board of Education, thanked Miller
Post and Houliuo Camp for The prcscntu,
lion. "Commhiu, the Com of the OCEAN,
was sung by tho school, ultrr which the
procession repaired tO the Union school
whore the flag was then placed upon the
dome of the building. The exercises
were then concluded hya selection from
the band, playing the "Stur Spouglcd Bau'
ncr,N which wus Joined In hy the school,
nftrr which tbroo hearty cheers were
given for lhoStars and Stripes That arc
nontinp from NuyuWD's school huildug
for the first time, I'm ull itwus duy long
80 1o remembered hy thc citizens ol Nu-
ynrrc. Con Sherwood said ho highly APP
prcciutcd The compliment Of one OF lho
dnughtcrs of Veterans, who told him hlg
speech was not long enough w,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
Found Dead.

Last evening person giving the name
Of G, r. Ihompson registered Ut Hunts
Hotel and desired 10 be called In aonaon
TO take the " y, N, tram for Chicago, Be-
Ing unable 10 wakcn him, the room was
entered 10y means Of the vontilOtor over
the door, whom the gentleman was found
10 be dead He was advertising agent for
death from heart dscnac. His body will
bo sent east immediately Cincinnati
Commercial,
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rnn uAsn p1soaARanp.


Tho Five Thousand Dollar Damage Buit
Against ur Boehor only BluG,
Tho casc Of Joseph Brand against DR.,
Bcchcr u.ldng for 5000 damages for
alienation of his wIlo's affections, has
bocn dismissed in the court of common
pleas by Judge Taylor at tho plaintiffs
cost. The facts that led mp 20 This case
wcro ut ono time perfectly familiar to the
readers Of this paper Both parties are
residents Of North Industry, and about
one ypnr ago the people in that vicinity
were startled hy thcC charge that Mr. Brand
had intercepted lcttOrg written to his wife
hy Dr.. Brchcr, aud iu hig anger had sont
hcr from hia doors. Thcu commenced u
noighhor'g war Of such proportions aud
intensity Ns 10 further glnrtlo the natives.
Friends Of Dr. Bcchcr took his pnrt, and
FOR their work were rewarded hy Brands
friends by having refuse articles thrown
upon their property In several C1sus
thor houses wcro dclugrd with eggs Of
an uncertain age. Thus the war kept mp,
Finally Dr. BpchCr dictated q card In the
NEWs.DEMOCRAT, charging that an ot-
tompt had been made TO blaclmnil him,
and he now intended TO see the coso
through. This closed all warfare there.
Upon the advice Of some enemy In fricnd-
ly parb, Brand commenced % 5000 dam
age suit nphinst BcchCr, charging that ho
alonntod the affections Of his wife, This
was the cnsc that was discharged, In
passing upon II Judge Taylor scored the
plaintiff severely In bringing such charge
ngnnst IA reputable cili2Cnnnd then never
making an effort 10 prove it. II had u
bad look,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
Minors az tho Tallmadge MinoB Strike
over tho Valloy Screen.

All tho miners NJ tho Tnllmodpo mine,
north on the Valley, have struck, They
left work ono week ago aud assert that
they will not resume until their demands
arc granted. The cause OF all the dissat.
efactlon IL the introduction into the mlno
Of now bnais of measurement for weigh.
ing tho coal. This H the screen known
as the Valley Screen, which IL used by all
the Valley mlnos, but only recently was
adopted NJ The Thomns minc. Tho min.
from that mine wns softer than that from
the other Valley mines, and 80 broke into
pieces more, when screened before woigh-
Ing. While the men received 10 cents
moro per day nj the Thomas mine than NJ
the othors, they claim that the greater
breakngo really has the effect OF making
their pay 10 cents less per ton than the
others.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
Legal Notice.

David Keller whose residence " unknown, Will
take notice that ON july igL 1889, Albert Chamber
lain, iled ls petition IN the common Pleas Court,
STARK county, OHIO, IN caro- No, Gao, against the
above nninot And Othor naitlOa defendant praying
for The foreclosure OF u ln0riHagc made by Anurow
harm0ne, one uf said defendants, u said Albeit
chamberlain on Lot 62 In tho Village Of Navarro,
stark comfy uhl0, Riyon 10 secure three several
pr0rlai0ry notes Of 10000 duO IN one, two aud
three years from March 2jrd, 1888 with pOr cont
u personal Judgment And 0th0r equitable relief
said Dayld Keller IL required 70 niBwer said nOtl.
ton ON or before January l1th, 1890, or Judgment
may DO taken against nlnl
ALBERT CHAMBERLAIN,
DyJ, NJ, MYnRB, his At'y,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
PAID CANTON A yleIp
And Succeeded IN Getting Into tho County
jail 10 Answer TO au Old Indictment,


jail 10 Answer TO au Old Indictment.
Early last spring The loan Office Of John
Woudcrly, which wns then on South Wal
nut street, was hurglNrzcd one evening,
ChAa, Julian and Gins, Cainau were In.
dlctcd by the grand Jury Of the May term
Of Common Please Court for the crime, u
bin Of burglary and larceny having boon
found against them, Julian was arrested
and entered a plea OF Wiilty aud was aon-
fenced 10 one year IN the Ohio ponlton-
tIury, whore h. now T..
Cninnn succeeded In avoiding arrest
and left the city last evening Il was
learned that he was ul his mothers house
ON West Navarro street aud hia capture
was affected, DEPUTY Sheriff Wiolnndt,
Marshal Gentry and officer Jacobs went
10 the home and arrested him, lie had u
largo dirk llniic concealed IN his coat
sleeve which hc Intended using In cAao
an attempt was made 10 arrest him.
When he saw there was no way OF escape
he throw The dirk uWay and was tnlIcn 10
The county Jail, lIu has been roaming
about the country and was IN this city
ouly one hour before he was under arrest,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
~ ALnAYnp THE PAIN.
A Waitress Applies Chloroform for Tooth
Ache and haoapoa WITH Her Life,


Last evening Stella Lukcs, young lady
employed ~ waitress nt the Barnett
House, had a little experience with chlor-
oiorm which she will not forget for somc
timc, She was not aware Of the fact that
the drug is loaded,
Sho had bcou suffering for some time
with bad case Of tooth ache, aud went
10 j, II. OpCnhcmcr'a drug store aud
there purchased some chloroiorm, She
took The vial 20 her room and put some Of
the drug IN the aching moral, II did not
seem 10 have the ClloCt Of ulluying the
pain aud snturntIng a towel with the drug,
placed II over her face aud went 90 sleep,
Her tooth did not hurt her for some time
and As she seemed 10 breath In such u
manner ns 10 attract the attention Of her
room mates, they became alarmed, Mr.
OpCnhcimor was sent for and the proper
rcatorutiycg applied, She rcgnnod con.
sciousncge, but out side Of foolIng deadly
sick over since, she will rccoyOr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
rlRsr RIDE ON THE OARS.


al and Nows Notos From oanaburg
A surprise party was given ot the resi-.
dcucc of j, u, Schullcll on Liberty street,
After pnrtuldng Of a sumptuous meal the
evening was spent In a social manner,
Among the guests present was Mrs, lli'
ram Doll Of Canton,
The council Of the Trinity Lutheran
church have secured Rev. 7, S, SmodlCy
OF WNshingtonylllc os pastor for the com.
ing year,
lsanc Mycrn, u resident Of this place,
aged - ycurs, had the pleasure Of taking
his first ride on the cars Monday morn.
ing 10 Canton and return,
Miss Sadio Dcweosc Of Canton was the
guest of Mr. aud Mrs, Wcbncr on Cedar
street,
Mcssrs. WIN. aud Rufus Bakor Of Can.
ton Sundnyod with their parents on Wal
nut street.
Councilman hartman IL confined TO hIa
room by an attack Of brain fever A
speedy recovery Is the wish Of his many
friends.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
sDvnaAL EXECUTIONS
Cloao Up tho House OF nollingor q Kont
and an AanRnmont In Mado,

ava an AhHlEhmont IN mpuo'
This morning sheriff Lciningcr lcylcd
on the stock OF clothing and chlnnware
owned by llollingcr a Kent and closed
their store, Thcy hnvc boon engaged In
business nl No 20 South Market street,
Executions were lssuod yesterday by the
court Of common pleas Of Cuynhogn
county, In favor Of the City National Bank
Of this city, on two claims, one for S05G,GO
aud The other being Sl,bOB1b, Another
execution was issued against them for the
sum Of s56i,i6 In favor OF u, u, Bonyo q
Go, AZ 10 o'clock this morning
the firm made an assignment,
ChorlcsSccmon being appointed assignee,
The assets of The firm are placed nj Slb,-
600, while they claim the liabilities arc
only $1,000. The assignee mndo %
demand Of The goods from sheriff Loin'
INK, He cnunoi got possession Of thCm
until these claims are settled,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
SHERIFF SALE.

Charles Donloua )Ordor ot ahlo 0f property
w. aHWhed hfor hhnl iudgs
Adam Donl0ua ot uE, } mOut STARK County Gone
muu Pleas Court
nyylftuo Of hn order oi mle issued by the clerk
0f the court VI common plch NJ STARK county, ONO,
IN tho above ACtlnt and 70 mo directed viii Offer
foI sale NJ public cutlery NJ tho door 0f tho court
house. In the city OF Canton on
Saturday, the 2ist day Of Dec, 1880
the following described real estate, situate In
stark county ohio, and known aa bolng the north
haf 0f lot number nineteen liu) IN the village Uf
Navarro, STARK county OHIO,
Appraised ~ 500,
sale to commence at one O'Clock ,. m, Terms
cash,
, .. a. LElNlS0EB Sheriff,
III, 0RAHE ATTY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
pnid Tho 1ndnmnnt.

IN the first part of last month Jamcf
Welkcr secured n judgment OF about
twelve hundred dollars against Madison
Mays, and an order for sale Of his real
estate was made, and was 20 hnvo boon
sold In short timo. This morning tho
Judgment was paid of by Herbert Sweet,
of WHynoaburg, who Ia paying q number
Of claims against Mays and ie buying part
of his land In that way.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
somo Nowu Notca From Bcaoh CITY.

Tho Ladies' Sowing Society will hovo q
bazaar la The Lutheran church ON Friday
aud Saturday before Christmas 10 pay a
debt ON the church. They will also huyo
an oyster supper In connection with the
fair
Quito a number of Our young folks NJ
tended literary NJ the Brush college.
Jacob Wolty, Of Canton, Sundayod with
his son Almon OF this place,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
Legal Notice.

Christopher q, Martin whose place Of residence IN
unknown Will ikO notice that Kyle hros,, Of trR
county ohio, did, on tho N th day Ot November,
pleas 0i stark county Ohlo, against the said lris.
torhcr ~ Martin ~ uX,, NJ ~ defendants, aOiilnl
forth that the said hlHlOpnor u martin and VITO
did on November 9th, biY execute Nnd deliver 10
one John n, hcor their certain mortgage decd 0f
that date On lot number aOyon (D In brvch lty IN
Huld county 10 HCCu a nulO ui oven date ~ tic
uROt said mortgage the Mlld Kyle Bros purchased
the same fiUul the said N0hn N, khtllur and tnnt
there n due thereon with lntOrHt the sum Il ehu,
and IN said petition Mnd Kyle Bros, pray that said
premises may bc sold tn pay the amount 10 found 10
he due upon said note aud mUflgngtl And tho said
thrlHtuphtru Martin lA notified that he N fcqulrtd
10 appear and answer said petition on ~ before the
third saturday after the fourth day Oi january lHDU,
JOHN q WELtY
Nov, 80 1850 -dooB.w Any for Kyle llr0a,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
Wnninnnlvnrnn.

Amy Farrell has commenced divorce
proceedings against her husband, Andrew,
who she alleges is guilty OF DRUNKENNESS,
gross neglect aud dcsertion. She also
wishes 20 be restored 70 her maiden name
of Amy Lawrence. They were married In
1888,