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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-25

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But why should speak of the power
of preaching over others when YOU have
So often felt it YOURSELF There SITS q
man who came I'm ono Sunday night.
t~houghtlcss and careless, but before The
sermon was half over DE became solemn
as the grave. presently he began 20 trem-
bic. then the fears ran down his checks.
His heart was melted. and he gave him-
self TO The Saviour. There SITS q woman
who had not been inside OF q church,
and had not heard "a sermon for years.
A ncighb0r, d true friend, called for hof
one evening, and after "a little pcrsua-
sion brought her in. While they were
singing the first hymn she. TOO, became
interested. Perhaps il was the hymn be-
ginning
sweet hour OF prayer Sweet hour OF PRAYER.
That calls me from "a world OF cate
orr it might have been the hymn that
commences.
There is life for look at the Crucihed one.
There is life al this moment for tncc;
and she said 90 herself, IL wonder if that
can be true of me Then in the prayer
zen the minister asked God 90 pity The
lNlA4lth iudt NhA no IA'N' Nl'tH'l I'D
train Them children exposed To- every
temptation. and in danger OF ruin. She
said 10 herself. what "a wicked mother
have been 90 neglect my children SD,
and presently when in the sermon the
preacher told her of the patience Of God,
the love of Jesus. ANA of the great saliva
ton 80 freely offered, that very night She
resolved 10 lead a new life.
This is not "a church, il is only q public
hall. there is no carpet on The floor
there are no cushions on the seats, but
10 has been like the house of God, and
he gate Of Heaven 10 many souls. And
now | say 10 those who are still uncon.
yerted and still unconcerned, God waits
% be gracious; Christ stands at the
lo0r Of your heart and knocks. He say,
Come, Tor all things are now ready.
Whosoeyer viii may come VIII you
lOt answer,
'Oh, Lamb Of God. l come"
II you feel the Importance Of what
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-25

Mr. C. =. Kelsey. of Battle Creek
Michigan. and chairman of The National
EMPLOYMENT Bureau. surprised the boys
by calling at headquarters last Thursday.
lie expressed himself pleased with all DE
SAW. and promised tO visit us soon again.
Mr.. Kelsey left for Philadelphia on FRI
day.
President Gascoyne j., expected home
from the West tonight.
Messrs.J. l.. kearney and r. W Court
ney have presented SOME very handsome
pictures 90 headquarters.
Among those registered at head
quarters during he past week We're g.,
j.. Snyder, New York Alfred SHIELD,
Jr, Los Angeles, Cal, and c. = Kelsey
Battle Creek, Mich.
A. + Abernethy, representing A.
HOen u Co., of this city, leaves tonight
OF an extended trip South.
;. G. SHIELD, representing the Mellor
R%ittenhouse Company, OF Philadelphia.
leaves tonight for he South.
Secretary Hirshberg will leave in 10
few days for Philadelphia on official
business.
The latest is the advertisement Of the
Duyal House, Salem, Va, which is as
follows. Complimentary dinner TO 1.
Z. As on Sunday
Messrs. NJ. Silyerstone. OF Chicago,
national secretary, and ID. X. Clink, of
Chicago, national chairman railroad com
are expected here next week.
Read this column boys, and keep
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

There 10 more Catarrh IN this section
Of the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed to be incurable,
For q great many years Doctors pro-
nounced IL q local disease, and pre-
scribed local remedies, and by con
family failing to cure with local treat.
mont, pronounced II incurable. Sci
ence has proven catarrh TO be oonstl'
tutional disease, and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Cat.
arrh Cure, manufactured by i. ]. Che
ney u Co, Toledo, Ohio, 10 the only con
stitutional cure on the market IL is
taken internally In doseB from 10 drops
TO n teaspoonful. II acts directly upon
the blood and muCus surface Of the
system They offer one hundred dol
lars for any case IL fails 10 cure. Send
for circulars and testimonials Address
f. j. CHENEY 81 CO., Toledo, Ohio.
EB- Sold by druggists, 75c.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
wANpe AM ArTRAoTIoN.


That WIN Draw For Miles Around and
Detain Visitors In tho City Several Days
81 tell you what our merchants ought
10 do" said o Citzon TO reporter 10
day. "They should make some move to-
wards attracting people into tho city
from a radius OF nifty miles or more and
furnishing some sort Of amusement as
to keep them here several days,
"Canton is large enough 10 do these
things properly When the soldiers and
sailors reunion was FIRST mentioned the
idea of this city properly entertaining
80 many people was sc0liod A. when
the tImo came residents here and the
thousands from abroad found that they
were better provided for than they had
been In larger cities. That was over
eight yenrs ago and this city Ia now IN
better shape than ever 10 entertain peo.
pie from abroad,
at takes money 10 carry out these
undertakings but the city gets all OF II
and more besides. II helps city, IL
lyens II up and is the cause Of many
people locating In q city, ] wonder
where that Industrial exposition Is that
the q. A. II. aud w. II. q. were going
10 have n year agop They should 70.
yiye this project, aB II would be u great
card"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
qHn Y NJ, 0, A, BUILDINa,
A Valuable Suggestion From fatFioti
OiliEen,


pitlzen,
RD, News DEMO0RATi | understand
tho Y, NJ, q, A, now have their lot paid
for and $4,000 In cash, Why not put
up q $4,000 bulldingY Those well
informed on tbs cost Of building male
rial say that q $4,000 building ON that
lot will look aR we'll ~ u $4,000 build
ing, aud fm all the uses Intended q
$4,000 building would MI the blll
Then lot ua have q soldiers memorial
building,
We have now no public hall IN
Canton, suitable 10 accommodate .
convention. Tho High School llhll "
failure on account OF llh hek ul
acoustic properties, Let ub pullu y
memorial building with an Mmofy hilu
drill hall for our battalion, ana have
this hall large enough 10 seat aibuO or
1000 people. We can then secure 4
great many conventions, and do some
ming 10 advertise tho metropolitan
features OF our rapidly growing town
This hall can be rented 30 ah 70 pay
reasonable interest on the cost OF llt
building, aud We can unite a hnbhllli'
tial tribute TO the old soldiers OF STARK
county, with u much needed pulldlnB
for utility purposes ,.. .,,,
throw thiB idea out by way OF huR
gestlOn, Let us hear from our ola
Glllzena ana old soldiers on thla pLopp
sition ~ 10 %,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
FALL on rwBNTY Feet

ghakos up phroo eiators and connno0 ono
10 His Homo.
Three skaters fell twenty feet from
house in Blaine strsot Monday after.
noon and the escape from serious in.
Jury was a close one, The men were
Albert Redman, Ezekiel Merriman and
stranger going by the name OF "Red.
d." They were In the employ Of Bau.
man Bros, the skaters, and while at
work slipped on the roof and were pre-
cipltated 10 the ground. Redman was
uniniured save few scratches. "ied-
DIV" had the skin scraped from differ.
ent parts of his body Merrlman did
not get off 80 easily The fall jolted
him up, and he is at present confined TO
hig he'd,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

TIM drinking fountain on the public
square has been duty dedicated and 10
now possession Of this city of Canton
This being The case the attention of the
city council is called 10 the fact that II
some measure ~ not drawn up 10 keep
the fountain and Us surroundings clear
of loarers during the evening, the foun'
tain viii, In the matter OF utility be'
come an unknown quantity, Asa loaf
ing post, however II con In very short
time become unsurpassed, The rub
bIsh and lOaters should 90 from The
public square, They are neither useful
nor ornamental
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

could be formed that would give an i'm
aqe Of q hot black kettle IA a dark
chamber The element OF time, how
ever would probably be an important
one. Indeed we $40 often presented
with evidences Of tho picture making
facility of heat rays, A fern'leaf upon
loo is soon represented, by the differ
enee Of molecular action, Aatatlopary
carriage wheel standing in the sun
upon tho frozen ground 10 found 70
have left its photograph upon the
ground when IL moves on,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
AsALooW nRnAKnR
Gets His Tearing at Maaaillon---A Small
Audienoe,--A hemonatranoes--h otea'
fate0lAi Correspondence

Audienoe--A Hemohhtfanoes--h oten'
lsteeAl ooUsaponaencel
MAasmLoN, April aa,
Mr., Frank Wartharat Ia expected
home to-day from his southern tour,
Mr., William LazOrO, OF Wooster
stopped IN tho city yesterday on his
way east,
John Henderson, Of Buffalo, New
York. general inspector Of u boiler IN
Ruranee society, IL IN the city
The dance given by the lioernef
Hose Co last night was well attended
and everything passed on pleasantly
The matter 0f building now Eplfco-
pal church VIA discussed M "a meeting
OF tho congregation last nlght ana
finally left 10 theyealry,
A warrant has been issued At the IN
stance OF Fred Gump against Charles
llOuk, charging HIN with disturbing
the peace, and using obscene ana pro-
fame language on the alIetlA'
Onicer Ertle had q tuasle with tramp
IN the fourth ward yesterday afternoon
aud WIS obliged 10 use his mace freely
The fellow will be given y dose Of Can
ton jail for realatlng an 0llletf,
j, Il. Mitchell, Of Canal Dover, II, y.
ShaTpuaGk, of Ptiahurg aud M, l.
Blanchard, OF Cleveland, the brother
ana brnlher-in,law Of tlie deceased Il,
a SharpnaCk were In the city yestef'
day
Mr. Warren u, Russell Ia maklug pre-
paratl0na for an extensive trip, lie
win 20 10 New York 10 attend the Cen
tcnnial, next week, aud from there he
will take q steamer on tho Mallory line
aud 90 aa far 40 Texas,
II has been discovered that the Ordi'
nance changing the night for holding
council meetings will not take effect
until several weeks yet, Therefore the
council did not meet last night, but will
meet on Wednesday night,
A remonstranCe has been handed In
10 City Clerk LOeiiier against the man
ner OF collecting tho assessment for tho
Main street pavrg. Tho demonstrators
arc unwilling 10 pay for this paving NJ
the intersection OF the streets aud alleys
aa the present apportionment contem'
plates,
Charles Laughlin had q hearing be-
fore Mayor Frantz yesterday on the
charge OF breaking into Henry Pah'en'a
saloon. A number OF witnesses were
examined, and hu WAS bound over 70
appear before the grand Jury with $500
ball. Az he 10 unable 10 furnish the
latter ho viii be taken 10 Canton TO jail,
lie had three accomplicea In the act,
but they have skipped.
A painfully small crowd was present
at the Haywood concert last night, The
entertainment was llrst class, the char
acter impersonationa by Alba Haywood
being In tho nature OF n treat, Enough
good music was inlerBperatd 70 lend
variety to the program, The company
should have crowded house TO night,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
A RELIC OF TuB DARK ACES,

THE county commissioners aro TO be
congratulated upon the decided aud
longneeded improvements being made
upon the interior Of the court house,
While these changes are being made
they should not lose sight Of the fact
that the residents Of stark county have
been clamoring rs with one voice for
the removal of those heavy blank doors
which stare the pOgsorby and are un'
slightly In their pondorosity. These
doors ohould DO relegOt0d TO the dark
ages. from whence they came and
should be Immediately supplanted by
doors Of this enlightened age, contain
Ing large aud attractive lights. The
beauty Of this structure should no
longer be marred 20 was the city hall
and engine house until recently
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
A LITTLE Nnwe
From Lalso Centor-"oooa 10 MT, Union...
Not0A

From I.aIlo Centor-..0ooa 10 Mt Union...
Totoa
LAKE CENTER, April 2d,--ISpeclal
Correspondence MIR Sheets, one Of
citizens, has been ailing lately. Every
one Is hopeful Of hi9 return to health
and that speedily,
Mr.. Albright is bound 10 have a dry
farm Notwithstanding no lives In u
owet township. He is ditchlng and
tillug quite extensively, Charley
Swcde is chief cook and bottle washer,
Elmer Acker our former school
teacher, has gone TO MI Union TO
school. Miss Stoner is holding the
lines now quite Ncoeptally She, too,
viii soon 90 to M. Union. She's not
after Elmer though
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
AguoRT BHnToH
ofthe Life Of Roaident OF Canton fifty
Years,

ofthe Life Of q Reaident Of Canton Fiity
Years,
A short biography Of Mrs, Maria
Jane LAWN, wife Of James M, LAWN
reading on Feather street, who died on
Sunday night, 90 reported Monday may
prove interesting. She has been a resi-
dent OF Canton for over ilfty yearO'
Mrs. LAWN was born November O.,
1929 In Canton and was In the Olat
year Of her age. She was the daughter
Of Mr.. David Rowan and was tho old
est In family Of elk children She
was the grand daughter OF John ster'
ling, an old merchant who owned lot
No, | In Canton whore Ralph II Splro'G
clothing store Ia located and " was up
on this spot that the subject OF THIS
aketch was born. She was educated IN
the common schools In Canton and has
resided all her life In this city win the
exception Of u few years residence IN
New Lisbon. Mrs. LAWN was q noble
aud Fenerous hearted woman ana was
highly esteemed by nll who knew her
She Wna not q member Of any church,
She WAS reared In the Presbyterian
faith and had leanings In that direction
but she was liberal IN her views. She
had n deep regard for the doctrine Of
ali denominations. She was married
10 Mr., Lawn In 1874.
As previously reported her funeral
will take place Wednesday afternoon
at 9 o'clock, Services will be held at
Tho house and the burial will be private.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
n ooNFDRENoH
ofSunday Schools OF Stark County TO bo
Held In This City.

or fbundRy bohooln OF Stark County 10 DO
Held In This CITY.
A Sunday school conference for Stark
county has been arranged TO be held In
the First Presbyterian church in this
city April 30,
There win DO two sessions. One will
be at $3.50 and the other at 1880 with
backet lunch at noon. Rev. Chauncey
N. Pond Of the Ohio and the American
Sunday School Unions will DO con.
ductor. The topics for the conference
are: Present Advantages OF the Sunday
Schools OF this Country; Our Obliga.
ton TO the County, the State, The
Country aud the World Results Of
Actual Experience In Bible Teaching
and Lesson Study; Hints by Many for
Handling the Lesson and Holding the
Glass; General Management Of the
Sunday School, and Miscellaneous
Questions and Suggestions by all pres
ont.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
q. A. oror Aftor q oloyolnnd llhootor.

The Plain Dealer says that l., A.
Croy the Canton sportsman who will be
remembered by Cleveland shooters who
took part In the match between Stark
and CuyahOga counties as the man who
shot n Spencer repeater Is after W. II.
Roberts Of tho Clevelands for live
bird race, lie Is willing 10 shoot for
sport or for money, but no conditions
have yet be0n mentioned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
aIs First mARRIAaH.
Jubtioo RoiEnor uniIoa q Couple for Life
Hut no Forgoth to ifiAn tho Bride,

Jubtioo RoiEnor unitoa Couple for Life
Hut no Forgeta 70 Kias tho Bride.
Justice Reigner performed his Arst
marriage ceremony this afternoon In
Probate Judge fawoetts oalce. The
contracting parties we're Joseph W,Wil'
llams and Jane Morris, OF Beach City.
Justice Reigner Ia naturally bashtul
and the presence Of several reporters
and MI the young ladies employed ut
the court house, tended 10 make him
even more 90 on this occasion. He got
through the ceremony In good style
and congratulated the contracting
parties Wishing them a prosperous
Journey through life. During the mar.
riage Justice Reigner bluShed consider.
able and after II was over he 40 far for.
got himself aS 10 neglect kissing the
bride. lle can DO excused for this as II
was his first marriage aud naturally he
would be q little fOrgetful. Parties do.
string 10 be married need not ehun Jus.
tice lteigner, as IL Is safe 10 say In tho
future he will not neglect TO kiss the
bride.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
A snaIous WOUND
Received by nailroader IN ths Canton
Yards From q Falling Iron HAL,

Rsesiyed by a nailroAder In ths Canton
Yards From y Falling Iron Han
Mr.. William Brenizer who boards ~
Mrs. Cowan's, at No, no East Ninth
street, met with a painful accident yes
terday afternoon which viii disable
him for sOme time,
Mr. Brenizer liyea at Chill, Cohloc'
ton county, and Ia an employe on the
construction train which has been do
Ing a great deal OF work OF late about
tho O., O. Il 8. yards, Yesterday after
noon they we're engaged In cutting ana
ahlftlng rails 1T the new round house
in the eastern part OF tho city, SIX
hundred pound rail had been partly cut
ard was then raised by the men 10 =
height Of four feet and another placed
under il for the purpose OF letting "
fall 10 break II, A oomlnand was 70 De
given for the men 10 drop ", soyelNl
of them lot 20 before the command wan
given and when II fell 10 the ground
the rail struck Mr., Brenizer upon the
leo. A cash about threo incheb IA
length and largo enough 10 insert Two
lngera was cut In his right leg Just
above the knee, ~ a..
The injured man was taken by his
fellow w0rl,men TO his boarding place
and medical aid was summoned DI
Brant arrived and dressed the wound,
'fhe wound il q painful one and " VIII
be- several weeks before Brenizer VIII
be able 10 resume work. He VIII be re'
moved 10 his homo In u few days.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
ABAvAGG AuRhtuEMENp or THE
PROTECTION BGOUrDBB,
| rrpm Il .nLn-NrLa. No. NenLI


lgrom H gpfugard lNvU) Newell
President Harrison has been In office
q mopth and hhC. He has had ample
time to keep HE and his partys prom.
ises. American wOrkmeu were told
that 81 % republican president was
elected they would be protected against
English pNupcr wages Mark the
ChauQes since republican president
came into power The wages Of the
worl.Wen have been reduced rs per
con- lvy are told to accept the roduc.
tion Oh 30. II they accepted the latter
alternative, starvation for them and
thel children would stare them in the
face 10 accept the reduction means
no meat for u hard working man; IL
means shabby clothing for him and his
little ones; IL means the factory for the
infants. This, and from the party that
promised TO protect the laboring man
Faughl the only interest a republican
evinc.s for q laborer ig how large a
pound Of ilesh he can slice from his
heart.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

CANTON needs now moro hotel room,
more boarding houses, more dwelling
houses, more payement8, more sewers,
All these will come. aud we trust, come
rapidly. We are growing rapidly and
don't expect TO ret q backset because
we are building on solid ground os we
CO. The suggestion that We proceed to
build u $4,000 building on the Y NJ,
q. A, lot, aud then use our surplus cash
70 start q Memorial Building, which
shall contain o large public hall, Is a
suggestion that Is worth considering
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
KITCHEN ECONOMY,

Some ohioiAl Tests Of haking Powders,
Showing Their Comparative Strength
aud Which Is Most Economical
The below tabulated statements are
extracts from public tests OF baking
powders, made 10 ascertain their relR'
tive value IN practical use In baking
The powder containing the largest
amount OF available leayenlng gaa Tex
cuding tho alum and phosphate pow
deTR) not only produces tho hneht, most
delicious aud wholesome food, but Is
the most economical In uae,
United States Government Chemist
Professor Edward g. Love, found the
comparative strength OF tho powders
named na follows
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

wards became AFFLICTED with stomach
trouble aud Was aa helpless ~ u child,
She was q devoted christian and united
herself with the church when quite
young Her funeral, which took place
Yesterday, WIS largely attended, Her
remains were uttered ~ tho Sherman
church burying glOund,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

IN oomplimentlng the editors who
contributed to his election, why II IL
asked, has PRECEDENT Harrison neglect
ed Mr.. Charles A. Dana OF the Now
YoFl, Sun, and Mr., John Il, Mclean OF
the Cincinnati Enquirery-l Wheeling
Register.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
WANTED MONEY AND JEWELLERY.

A Young Girl Arrested ~ ooahooton Who
Will DO Drought to Canton.
A girl giving her name aS Cora VII.
liams has been arrested at Coshocton
on n charge Of petit larceny preferred
against her by Mrs 8, B. Acker Of
West Eighth street, this city, She is
charged with stealing s675, o gold ring
and a pair Of gloves, II ia also said she
Jumped n board bill while In Canton.
Her right name 10 Armstrong, Mar.
shal Gentry sent policeman 10 CoshOc'
ton this morning 10 bring her here,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
nh,rlo, Jullnn ploaan Not GUILTY.

Charles Julian, the man who was
arrested at Dayton recently on n charge
Of burglarlzing John Wonderly's pawn
shop, was arraigned before Mayor
Blake this afternoon. He plead not
guilty and his hearing was set for
Thursday morninr His bail was Fixed
AZ $500 in default Of which amount he
was sent TO jail.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
WANrs A pIvonon

arAvO Charges MAdo by Husband
Against His Wifo.
Peter Scherer has applied for a d.
vorce from Margaret Scherer on the
grounds Of adultery They were mar
rled In Germany In 1884. The petition
charges that ON August IA, 1888 at the
home of John Brieier In Elton, she
committed adultery with one John
Liebfriend IL also says that since that
time she has been living In Massillon
with Liebfried, lie asks for q divorce,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
SPINAL TROUBLE

Claims Victim Ia tho Person OF an Esti-
mablo Pike Township Lady.
Miss Ann shreiller, daughter of Mr..
John Shrenler, of Pike township, died
ON Saturday night, aged 80 years. The
deceased was an estlmablo woman and
was nightly respected by all who knew
her. For the last eighteen years she
has been an invalid, suffering from
spinal trouble and has been confined 10
her bed most Of tho time. She after.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

RrMpENTs should remember that 1t
Is now North aud South Cleveland ave
nue. Instead Of North and South Poplar
and [ Cleyrland avenue, They can thus
avoid what may prove serious error.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
saturday, tho 95th day Of May, 1889
NOTICE.

Thu unknown helTa Of Joanna Pollock, donoased,
on tho yOth dAy Of April 1892 ilBd his petition m
the pf0hata Court, within aud for the county "
stark aud state OF ohio, alleging that tho personal
estate Of tnlu donedont In inHunolunt iD my hcr
that nbo died seized In fooalmpln Of parcel Of land
IN Lawrence township, stark county, ono aud be-
lng part o the northeast quarter " Arctl0n thirty
fvo (b) Of range ten (i0) And Tor moro accurate
description OF tnll premises reference N horehy
made w the petition IN Hhld case Tho payer Or
said petition IN W authorize Had administrator 70
Aell said premises for the amount OF dehiH aud
charges Aforesaid, aud the unknown hOliH ~ Rnld
Joanna Pollock are heroby notified thM they are
made parties ANA defendants 10 Hnld petition, nnd
that they are required 10 angwgr tho same On or bta
fore the 10th day Of June ll,ap, !. ....... !
CYRUS n, HTONEn,
Administrator uf Joanna Pollock.
Jour D, Witty, Atty ap9o-bw