The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11

upright An0 h0uplnnlf man ana mas
made many warm friends IN hia traVelh
thrOuqh0ut the county, He Is one OF
the shreWdest business men IN the
county aud he is inat tho sort OF man
TO make o FIRST class county commits
\aiOnrr, .-.
Mr.. KTeighbaum was married In 1915
To sarah, a daughter OF William snyder
Of Jackson township, but he buried his
wife about q year ago. lie ~ now
living NJ New Berlin aud % at present
the President of the New Berlin lioafa
of Education, Belng q ahrewd .bnhl,
ness man no Is admirably equipped
and well adapted 10 do business for the
county. lle will receive large lie'
publlGan support throughout tho
county on account Of his fitness ana
e0mpfteney for the place and " elected
he win administer the Office WIN u
high regard tor the lnterehta OF the pep'
pic and tho Taxpayers OF the county
WILLIAMsnATFER,
William shalier, one OF tho old rell'
ate stock ralsers Of NImlshillen town
ship, was born in Washington town
ship, November rs, 1889, and Ia there
fore in the 0ltieth yemof his age, Ills
life has almost wholly been spent on a
farm, and he is now tho owner Of q lne
farm Of l3D acres which he achieved
principally by his hard work, thrift and
Industry
NE Shaiftr received q common school
education iu the public schools Of MIN
iAhiuen tuWuHhlp In March, 1850, no
WA married 10 Lydia, daughter OF
Peter T., Trump, aud since that time he
hg8 lived In NWlshillen township lie
iB % man Of slerlug integrity ana un'
lIuohing courage, Although he Is a
| gaunCh Democrat hG always held q
deep regard for the views OF those VINO
may differ with him IN opinion, lln la
WllglOusly inclined ana IN nn 0pt.yn
member OF the Reformed church, lie
| has never held any county ollce but
has held nenIly every township 0lllce
within the gli. of the poople of Mini
ghillcn township, II he Is elected %
| the office for which ne has been noml'
mated he will illl 40 with honor TO hln'
self and q credit 90 his party,
JOSEPH MAupRu,
Joseph Maudru tho Democratic can
ddato for county treasurer was boru In
| Washington township, stark county
ONO Sept, 70, 1889, llc received o good
common school education, attending In
after years the school NJ Canton under
Prof, Martin,
At the age Of 10 he entered the store
Of Louis FaIyre uy sumburg contlnu
ing there somc four years, aud after
wards clerEed for Samuel Marvin and
! Nicholas shmdit, who also kept stores
in sua5burg, Mr. M0udru was also cu'
gagged In pedagogy, having taught the
common schools OF Washington town
ship for two years,
About the year 1854 no formed a
partnership with Epbraim Greiner un'
der the name of GreIner n Muudru but
IA the spring of 1868 they dissolved,
Mr. Mandru then associated with him
self his brother Simon forming the firm
mme OF the Naujru Brothers aud they
are extensively engaged In buying wool,
grain and dealing In fertilizer, Their
trade extends through THIS section OF
me county Nnd they enjoy thn c0nll'
dnnca Of their customers, for by
integrity and fair dealing they have
gliucd q reputation more valuable than
much accumulation
In 1883 Mr., Maudu was nomln0tcdby
hts party for lNe position OF lullrmary
Director. llB Republican opponent
was Robert NJ, Hawkins, IhlsWuB the
FIRST time that no had ever been before
the people fora county office, In lhiH
light he proved TO be exceedingly pupu.
lnr for higmnIority IN Stark county was
only % few votes less Than % thousand,
IN 1855 ne was Il candidate before tho
Democratic convention for the posi-
t,uu of county treasurer but was duieut'
pd by Squire Waguerot Luke township,
In The year 1885 he was renomlngted
for lu,rmary Director aud WIS re,elect
ed by il5 majority big Republican
competitor being Mr. Y, Y, Arnold of
Lexington township.
As ne has made n coed lnllrmary Dl'
rector 80 he will make = good county
tronsurer He Ia u man Of business
ability aud II elected viii make u good
trugurer,
OLIVER W. uoLL,
oliver w, lloll is u son Of Reuben
lloll who was Justice Of the Pence Of
Jackson township for nearly 30 years
Oliver first saw the light Of day In
Jackson township, March 10, 1858, and
is therefore nearly 81 years Of age
lie worked on q farm aud attended
the common schools Of his township
and afterwards the select school Of
Daniel Worpy In Canton. lie was
then examined by the school examiners
and given certificate TO teach. He
taught one year and then abandoned
the profession 10 study surveying.
In the year lSSiho went t0Ada 10 school
aud remained there for somo time.
While a student at Ada he formed an
acquaintance with candidate Dres'
bach,
After returning from Ada he went
10 Kansas where he was employed by
the Union PaclGC Railroad company ns
surveyor At the end Of one year he
resigned his position to accept n SINH
lar position with the Missouri PaciIlc
Railroad company. He continued In
this ayoOation over n year when no 70.
signed and came back 10 stark county,
Mr.. lIoll Is an exemplary young man
and has had considerable experience In
surveying. He was assistant engineer
of this city for two years, but resigned
TO 90 west, lie has also been connect.
ed with tho Cincinnati, Hamilton u
Dayton as one of their surveyors. He
has all instruments that are necessary
to run the business and Is competent In
every particular 70 run the Office