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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-04
NEWS IN BRIgP,

Tho Glass Budgets weekly report
shows 0ls pots la operation aud dO5 idlc.
Nearly all tho lllnt glass factories close
down to-day for tho annual summon va
cation,
Tho German government has reduced
the hours Of labor In the Royal mines In
silaona by an hour day,
Among the bodies recovered Friday al
Johnatown was that Of Gustav Schmitz,
agent Of tho metropolitan Insurance,
Five lumber dculor5 In Albany have
formed q trust and purchased $4,000
acres " forest land In tho AdlrOnduokH,
known Oa the DmOnt tract
Archbishop Corrlgon proaIdcd nj tho
commencement exercises Of the Man
haitian college last oyonng At the Metro.
politan opora house, New York,
Frederick b. Prentice u Now York
millionaire, has boon awarded possession
OF half Of Duluth by Judge Parish Of the
circuit court, Tho property iS valued ~
over ij,OOO,O0O.
A minor named Charles Rrlnor, In at
tCmpting 10 get off u moving train at
Tyrone, pO, Friday, fell bonoNth tho
wheel, and had both logs crushed TO u
Jelly, Amputation was necessary, and
II Is believed ho will dio,
A dap0ich from IIolcna, Mon., says
Tint The 'orgng' prairie fire for many
years 10 burning In this county. Over
ono hundred square miles hayo boon
burnt and all the efforts 20 check Il arc
unovoiling Many ronchmon have boon
burnt out,
II Is thought that Sylvester Crltchlow,
n Lender ~ the DuQueWnc strike, who
walked out Of tho court house aftOr ho,
Ing convicted Of contempt of court and
for whom an attachment wng issued by
Judge Ewing, was killed In tho railroad
wreck at L,trobo.
Tho remains Of Mrs. Lucy Webb
Hayes were buried In Lakewood
cemetery, Fremont, o., on Friday. Tho
romans were followed 10 the cemetery
by large cOncourso Of sympathi2ing
people. The ceremonies NJ the house
were short but very impressive,
j, o, Simmons, u wholesale icwcor on
Fifth avenue, Plttsburg, was arrested
Friday and admitted 10 81 900 bail for
shooting two small nows boys with No. 9
bird shot, Simmons claims that the boys
annoyed him, and whom no ordered
thom away they laughed at him, Tho
boys were only slightly injured,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-04

Tho will of Elizabeth Rank, late of
Canton, has been filed for probate.
Charles n. Walton and May NJ, vii
son Of Canton have been licensed TO
wed.
AL. Ricket Of Navarro brought to
town to-day for j. II. Bark niue head
Of cattle, the finest that have been seen
on the streets forsome time. They ay-
erage 1850 pounds in weight.
Miss Cora Schweit2er OF New Phila.
delphia is Visiting ut the retldence OF
u. Il. Stewart In South Plum street.
j, II. Gregory and family, Of Magno.
lilo, are spending the week with his
brother II. j, Gregory, at No. 10 Pen
rose avenue.
Marriage licenses have been issued TO
Frank Reeder and Carrie Il. Strong, OF
Alliance, Wilbur G. Miller ind Name
IL. Ball, Of Canton.
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A gnlL Dlsmlaacd.

New YORK, Juno 2O.--Tho general
term Of the superior court yesterday
handed down decision in the suit OF
the Oregon Improvement company
against John Roach's executors, Roach
built tho steamer Santa Rosa for the
Oregon Railway and Navigation COM
pany, the contract price being Si65,000
The steamer was accepted and trans
ferred TO tho plaintiff in tho present no
ton. Tho complaint was that tho
drought Of tho vessel was less than
called for by the contract, and tho suit
was for 100000 damages. Tho court
dismissed the complaint.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-04

NEW YoWW, juno 90,-Tho Catholic
Ncws hos received tho following cablo-
gram from its Roman correspondents
ROME, Juno q9.
The popo has dccrocd tho Foost Of tho
Sacred Heart, which occurs to-day, u
feast OF tho ilrst.claso 10 bo celebrated ON
the octave July D., This Ia also the bi.
oontonuary OF the devotion, and tho pope
snioIua tho faithful throughout tho
world 10 hoar mass and oiror prayers Ia
oxpiati0n Of tho insults offered In tho
days 10 religion whom madOl5 arc mo-
morlOlisod In bronze and tho church
hOmporod by their followers in her work
for tho aalyntion of man,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-04
TGf FIRsT KICK,
Parliament to DO Called Upon to Dover
tho Princess Louise,

LONDON, June eO,-Daspte the Inn
menae wealth OF tho Earl Of Fife, whose
engagement Is Just announced b. the
Princess Louise, II Ia believed that par
llament will he called upon 10 dover tho
bride, Tho Star raises q howl Ia antioi-
patton Of this demand and calls upon
Gladstone 20 take firm stand IN OppO-
hltlon 70 all dowerlea Ia tho future until
auoh time as tho whole Hyatem of gup-
port for the oliaprlng Of royalty can DO
settled, There are at tho present time
Rtlll twepty'lhree princes and prlnGessea
unpr0yded with oonRorla, aud II claims
NJ this nature are ~ continue % meet
with recognition the total demand upon
the public treasury will be something ap-
palling, The nine children Of tho Queen
have 30 far cost the country In cold cash
the snug sum Of Of e5,OOO,00O aud The
Star suggeals aa a partial relief from q
burden which q provision for royal
prlnoea Impose that tho sons ~ least
might make an effort TO catch the rich
American helrGsses who come 10 Europe
10 h0 caught In this way some little
relief could be afforded 10 the Taxpayers,
while tho hercsses would probably con-
slider that they had got their moneys
worth,
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uNHlNpEREp,

Ru westward 10 a snow hound taiaI
Eastward, a a0il Is sAying,
''fhplsh have looked % long Ia Vain
qhls u no. loves delaying
f0r have su0h onlialn annse
Of answer u 10 Wesdenca-' p
Tho latter from lls barriers freA 80
ilaaies 10 tho luVa that rAilsd
L1l iIa dfsE wordal "h1 cless are Va pt
llaI " by anpW pplaisdl
1hH HWaaasa you Arn sprs " fool
Tho day hn'ora you break Tho saal,"
oye that never dwell apart,
Though lnlf q globe may eeyeG
Thus viii IL ba, When heart W heart n
Can show NO sign foeWFl
Though death SHOWS lp1ll ilie lllmalaS
Ia l0ul n soul, unhgroi viii dy
Charlotte fissu hatsi IA cenluIy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-04

WASHINGTON, juno sO,-Tho Critic
company engaged In tho publication Of
Tho Evening Critic has purchased Tho
Sunday Capital, and,tho nNmo Of Tho
Critic will 90 changed within u week 10
The Evening Capital. Tho Sunday Cap
ital viii be published under Ia present
name rs the Sunday morning issue Of
The rvcning Capital Stanley Water
loo, tho editor OF Tho Critic, win romaiu
10 complete tho consolidation and will
then return to Chicago, whence ho camo
IN February last 10 tako temporary
chnrge OF Tho Critic.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-04

The Transcript in the bastardy case
of Eva Arnold against Frank Panty,
from Justice Rogers court Of Perry
township, has been filed in tho county
clerks office.
Married, June 81, by Rev. j. +. Fahs,
Mr., u. G. Deckard and Miss Mile
Keehn, both of Stark county.
Mr.. w. II. Shuler, of Reading, Pa, is
visiting friends and old acquaintances
in Plain and Jackson township.
Mr.. and Mrs, j, b. White, of Steuben-
vile, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
j.. j. Whitacre, on Logan avenue.
Mr., solomon Wilson, Of Nimlshillen
township, was In town this morning.
He says there is lively tussel for the
postoflice in Louis,ii lie, but he thinks
Editor Bissell is in the lead.
Mr.. A. p. Kline and wife, of Bolivar,
are stopping with friends on West
Tenth street
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st1rt. with . CapIta, Of Al, 200 900.

Bo5ToN, Juno 90--A Herald special
from the City Of Mexico says; The Bank
of London, Mexico and South America,
which w n branch OF the institution Of
the same name IN London, has been ro-
organized and on Monday will begin
business az purely Mexican institution
with u capital OF St,5OO,0OO, Mexican
capitalists took 100000 Of the capital
stock and tho remaining million was sub
scrihed In London. President Diaz and
Minister Of Finance Dubian have aided
in the establishment Of the reorganized
bank,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-04

BogroN, Juno ea,-Govcrnor Amcs
was seen Yesterday with regard 10 tho
published rapport that he intended TO on.
tor tho field as o candidate for congress
for tho Second district, now represented
by the lion, Elijah n, Morse. llo said
that vt tho present ho had no such luton
tion nor any donire for congressional
honors, On retiring from the guborna-
torial chair he will give his attention to
private business affairs What ho may
do Ot some future time he counot say.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-04

Tho business failures occurring
throughout tho country during tho last
seyOn days, rs reported 10 Il. q. Dun d
Co., number for tho unitod States 1884
and for Canada O2, or a total Of il5 M
compared with eco last week aud $50 the
wOok previous 10 tho last For tho
corresponding wook Of last year tho
figures woro 90l, representing 100
failures IN tho United stato1 and 90 IN
tho Dominion OF CanadA,
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Moro NranotlcL vlctIma Dond.

MANoTioK, Ont, June 2O.-Thil morn.
ing the fourth victim OF the Wilson fire
horror which took place hero about a
week ago was buried This mornlng n
telegram from Ottawa announces Mr..
Wilson's death at the hospital making
the hfth victim and the boy Henry now
At tho hospital is not expected 10 llvo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-04

WASHINGTON, June 90--A. B. Maze,
now assistant superintendent Of mails at
the New York postollice, will DO promo
ted 10 be superintendent Of mails In that
Office to take effect July |.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-04

aUo 9, THE governor lieutenant gnyornoS tfca.
suttt NJ sNte, aud attorney gOnersl otopon On iht
N,st Tdt@laT Ai,Hr the hlyt Monday IN NVYeNbcf,
lSN, AhAll lod tholr puluW u,pA the se,nhd Mon
day IN JAuHAgy, i-ld Anl The ttemhrfa Of the klN.
Esnnth uonOrN AHsemhy shall hold thoH Ollout
unid thg nnt oaJ q JAuuary, ilNa, Tho torn Of
0HWr ~ lhN auditor ~ state IN uilloA when thA
AuiUitu,uHt rssH, tur,f Hhll tUribihnto Un ihu
'ee0nd iNntsy IN lsuuArg lsu1
hrc "A thftrflna Of uhca NJ tho judges of Tho
f1ntn0 Ouatt which WuUld hut for this ANcnd,
iittnt hnvs tnrV spbd IN thn runih aiy " FNhrus
any iU tle fr,'s ipl, lSuA llNa, 1901, Hng llall
lbN3 Nd lit,', Hhnli, iesnucuvrty tcrnlHNe on ne
ilW LAY " ihhnafy, m tao years net, itut lhlN
lsg lt'tq. igoi !iNi. ava ltOo. and their rcippo'
I've 'ntco'TNr Anal tv chosen on tho tr.t TUESDAY
AuMf Ne nnt N'hlsl lu t0Winhtr pncoihH tho
ukblfgfion of thelr term, ~ ONCE.
Afc 'fhcterlr, NJ oi1'o VI thn several judges
NJ ne cnrNN conn which Vuud, but for thli
amendment hntr t0rfrluuted nu tho ninth day "
FuefuAty, IN thc ruAr ls1l, Idf. and ieIa, shalt,
lcanusttelf tenn nutp un lhe hfat day VI January,
IN tho ycaTt 1881, lfl Had lsah gnd thulr rcslst-
lpe tnedstot tAall Uc uhg,uh un the lrt lutedAy
nltor The first NdrfT IN hovnnibor preceding tho
expiration sf uNtf toros OF once
4fu, l. fho p.tsfA, ,ili0s NJ blic0 of the several
ludgta Of NO Probate court snall tefrfnar on the
nf,t day of JHnuAfJ loi, and their Anotosor ahAll
lu gh0etn On tha Alsl Tuesday aitor the nfd Mon
dAY IN hUv-mher 800,
Bgo, a. rhc terms Of oilco ot tho several judgog
of the Common flti.i court lh Oheo whom tha
amendment takes effect shalt terminate On tso hrst
dnJ NJ iannhry or thu Odd year, and thneo NJ tht
rnlvnor oontw w NE oven year, npArett tho tnl
thlu Anohdnenl have t0fmlnModl and tbafr tU'
trretlyN AuNottton shall he chosen on tho HrW ltp,
my nlsf tho ilfNt Munday In November preceding
ihe oArlrnllon ol thOlt respective tarms VI 0nloe
NEu. z Tho lndR'H VI thc puNofD oSurta Hnd all
alNr, ocuriy tovrsllp and isunnlpA Onltbra In
iiheo wllhn this AnnAdmuh takes oiinct Ahall con
hhae % once until thclr successors aro elected aud
iuallnsd
$50 o. Atanch election those electors desiring 10
'up Tor HHch amendment 10y hAvo klncel upon
nNr lA1ou me words "nlornlAl Elottuna-YtA I"
and thNs, onp0acs 10 such ntnendmNnl may have
nNto lpgn tholr DallUtp 800 words '1ilennlal BloO
tlOna-No,n
NOAH II, ALBAUGH,
speaker pro tom OF tho House Of Representatives
wM. O. LION,
President OF the Senate.
Adopted April ~, 1890
lNfrnD sTArsa ur AMHnfuA 4, Quo, \
Orrot on TfE SEcHffAur or STATE.
DanielJ. RyAu, secretary " state of'the state NJ
ohio, 80 hhrohy certify that thu foregoing N truO
eepJ " . Joint revolution adopted by tia uenoA
Assembly VI the state NJ OHIO, ON Tho 10Th day Of
Arril, A y, ieSs tAkon from tho original rOle alod
In THIS oiloo,
In testimony whereof hAyo horounto subscribed
my nAiun, and ain1ed my OnlciAl seal
teEALl ht Colnmbua, the lOVh day Of Aprll, A.
DANIEL J, RYAN,
mAs-Lm) Secretary Of stAlN
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aouALLa AHEAD.
Many Members of Camp 80, Clan-na- Gael,
tp be Arrested To-DnN


Ia be Arrested To,Dny,
CHICAGO, June 2O.-It h given out
upon eminent authority that NJ least
three indictments have been drawn up
and will be- presented 10 tho court by the
grand Jury to-day They are framed
under tho Mcrritta conspiracy law,
which was passed by tho state legislature
Immediately following tho execution Of
tho Anarchists, Lawyers call 10 an
omnibus law, ON account Of ltA Wldo
ramIllcoll0na, Under lls provisions II a
man h0 killed. In California the individual
who In Illinois haa expressed the opinion
that tho victim ought 10 be put out Of
the way on removed IN liable 20 b6 In
dloted FOR his murder, Tho mon against
whom II " reported that indictments
viii bo returned are Alexander Sullivan,
Lawrence II, Buckley Of tho executive
committee Of tho Clan-na,Gael aud
Lawyer John Il, Bogga, Sheriff Mats0n
has already been notified TO take charge
Of the laiter on Saturday Mr., ~, Amea
u young lawyer and friend Of legga, on
deayOrod 20 secure his release on writ
Of haheaa corpus this afternoon, Judge
Williamson, however, refused 30 liaton
10 tho application,
MEME I'M QalEu
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Legal Notice.

Adam Donloua and Mary Donlous residing az Fay.
tie Howard county, Missouri, VIII take notice that
nMay i0I 1890, CHARLES nonlOug nlcd his petition
IN tho common ploas court Of STARK county OHIO,
ngninHt tho above named parties praying TOR
Judgment hHnlnHt nald Adam DoniOug on n n0tn "
him mAdo due Aptll ~, 1880, aud calling Tor 5000
also praying Judgment on n contract between
CHARLES And Adam DcnlOui whereby tho latter
agreed TO pay the SAID Charles Denloug qlQO per
year during MS natural lfo alleging that thotola
now due thereon t1tO With Interests also plAyng
that decd TO Mary nonoua OF the north half OF lot
NO. 10 IN NAyatro, o. no not nsido fraudulent ana
void ana alleging that sail deed waa undo IN trust
for said Adam noni0a 70 dofrnnd this plaintiff nnd
further praying that tho court order any Install
ment8 due undor Bnld contract hereafter, 20 DO
made charge on said lot and that aald lot 90 far 90
N necessary, Du subjected 10 payment ~ said note
and contract An order Of attachment has been
issued IN thla action and tho above described lot
has Deun levied upon, and process OF gnrniahoment
has been served on uoorgo Lucas. Judgment IL
asked for 5000 and Interest from April Va 1880
Rlao for $3.50 and ntcroat thereon from April T.
1890 SAID parties nro required 10 answer on or boz
tore July 1850, or Judgment VIII pg takcn agalns
ohom. OHABLln3 DEN1OUB.
JIMRs '. GRANT, Att'n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-04

PHILADELPHIA, juno 90,--It In ru.
mored In University OF Pennsylvania
and Schuylkill navy circles that Yale
will enter the peoples regatta on July 4
against Cornell and University Of Penn
yylyania for the Sharpless cup.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-04

Tho, Groatost Discovery Down TO
tho Present Timo,
And the only medicine known 10 man
that does positively cure these diseases
by curing the Liver, such as Headache
OF all kinds, Constipation or Costlve.
uess, Rheumatism Of all kinds, Nervous
less, Skin Diseases, all Stomach Dlseas-
s, like Kidney disease yields every time
Co this Great Discovery; Paralysis is
prevented and Dropsy cured by Us time
ly use; II clears the skin and cleanses
the Blood. All that isnecessary TO con.
vince, Is o trial. Cau at 4, ID. MoFAR.
LANDS drug store atri ask for DIR. II.
MacFarland's LlVm Book, II tells you
all aud gives youTeymptoms. Sold also
by u, Il. Balt2ly, Massillon.
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coal Duil ana weall.

Tha state Of tho anthracite coal trado
causes gomo hcatation Tor tho trade Ia
duh and w0ak aud production In many
nppaAra 10 have boen 10000 tons moro
than In tho Same month lNat year. Sales
much below tho NOMINAL prlccl arc no,
ported, in tho iron business thoro IA u
stronger feeling at all polutN, With quota,
Die Improvement In som0 GRADES, el-
poclslly OF mill iron, But bar iron doCB
not improve according 20 expectations,
and rAila arc not changed Ia prices nor
nre largo transactions reported At
Pittaburg and Cleveland tho stronger
feeling atill prevails,
Tho m0noy market has gtllIonod 10
eomo extont hero ~ IA natural after tho
heavy oxports Of gold, But tho treas
pry has paid out during tho week about
$4,000, 900 moro than u has taken In, and
thore arc accounts OF continuing TO
coipts from the interior, At Boston tho
rat0 ID decidedly linmor, but there Ia no.
whore observable any actual stringcncy
nor 10 apprehension notiCably influential;
indeed u "a one Of the phcnomCnaa which
most deserve attention that there IA gen.
orally prevalent feeling OF confident In
difference 10 changoJ OF tho money mar
ket, apparently based upon faith that In
any event the treasury will control tho
situation, The exports OF merchandise
FOR four weeks have boon about 10 per
cent above last yCar'g, whllo tho mCr-
ohandlho Imports for tho month thus far
ahoW n amnll inCrpngO
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CONDITION OF TRADE.
HEAVY TRADE WITHOUT MATERIAL
CHANGE IN CONDITIONS,

Iron aud Other Trades Continue to Mend
~ Cleyoland aud rittsburg-The OIL
Market Quite Healthy - Anthracite
Coal Trade null aad woak-Aioney
Market shows Flrmas Feeling-rha
Weeks Failures
NEw YoRR, June aO,-R, @, Dun g.
Co.'S Weekly Review Of Trade aayai II
has been week Of considerable excite
ment In speculative circles and OF heavy
general trade without material change
Ia conditions, Aa all depends In o large
measure ~ this season upon crop pros
poets, II IA most encouraging 10 find tho
reports Ia this particular unusually
favorable tho only noteworthy exception
being HAT some damage 10 cotton and
grain from frequent rains h reported at
Galveston In the northwest tho grain
outlook IA particularly fine, great Inn
pr1yomeut being reported In quarters
whore there had been some applehen,
sion, Win crops Of unusual magnitude,
highly probable, and with tho general
volume Of business 70 maintained that
au increase Of 80 per cont over last yenr
appears In clearing house returns, the
prospect IA not gloomy
The accounts from interior point nro
decidedly favorable, AZ Milwaukee Inn,
proytment Is seen with greater activity
aud NJ Cleveland and ritl6burg tho iron
and other trades continue TO mend Tho
glass factories have about Nl closed iuI
the summer, II IA Thought with stocks
not TOO large 10 meet tho present DO,
mand Cnal mlnlngou tho Monongahcln
n dun and II Is expected that agitation
agNntt company RtlToI h ~ be COM
mcncod In that district soon, Colloc-
tIous ara llIl slow NJ Milwaukee, but no
especial complaint h now hoard NJ Cleyo,
land, and NJ Detroit there h q visible
Improvement Tho money markets con
tInuG amply supplied Rt all pOints re-
porting, and while tho demand IA Eenor-
ally aa moderate on only fair signs Of
disturbance arc wanting,
tfaa..., The i,,p In OH '-'ls,
Speculation has been quito active, o.,
peolally Ia trust stocks, grain, coffee aud
OIL A sudden boom In oil has lifted the
price over 4 cents and hus caused some
speculative failures, tho refined has been
advanced 80 cents per 100 gallons,
Wheat haa advanced o1ntg, with aaos
Of "a QUO O0O buah0A on Wednesday aud
i5 ,0OO,0O0 for the wcel,, but all accounts
Of harvesting thus far are satisfactory,
Corn and oats have declined each frac,
tOn and coieiO h still sold heavily, trans,
actions for tho woeh reaching 100000
haga aud has declined l-9o, Pork aud
pork products are ull % littlo stronger
without definitely gHigHable r0pa0n,
Tho lAloa Of cotton hlyu boa 10000
bOlos and tho prioo h about an eighth
lower than q week ago, receipts al ports
and exports atil falling iar bohlnd thoic
Of corresponding datoi l0gt year, Tho
general Average OF prices hHs fallen u
lrlls during thepaat week,
Tho speculation w trust stocks has
been remarkably active and stimulated
by holt uf rumom But tho worry OK
element aud loyorlahnoB hayo inclined
conservative people toward caution,
The stock market has not boOS ~ strong
~ tumo expected Notwithstanding
marked activity In som0 securities
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-04

sn0 D Ayho goneral election 70 bo held N M
year ode thpunanl eight hunaTod and nineiyelwo
HshAll there bo n convention ~ rryigo hltoT "a
alnehd the Constitution. y ahAn be Auhnted u en-
elooloIs VI tlo ptAb, Ald, IA oaso majority Ui MI
OF a convention, ths OeoTa AaaembH, al ~ nast
session, shan pNoVida by law for The election 0f
delegaWa Anl Wa AsgeinbliHu " Huch oOnYunllon,
AinenitnssW " thla uensuusu, Asroed unsn w any
cnntrniah RssAutssd IN Pursuance u.thN ARTICLE,
NhaA Ass etyys np,i the iltinu phu hniu btol sub
mNtf' y VIZ ,1sosru VI I'm stAts, ana adopted ny
llAIuIlN VI N.Oso IutLhl lhnncnn
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JOHN LoEw,
NOTARY PunMc-Nayaue STARK County, ONO,
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gen. a C0uuty oinecr thau be elected IN The
Hvhh year, on We mt fnrsaay Aftof tn met MfUn.
DAY ~ NoVVmhaf w the plsolor ot nNeh ctuntY, n,
hndh inAnnor, Ana ihf Hneh tplh VI own YeAfv, n
may ho pfOyiAla W law, Wien yplAucy ocoufl
IN h oouniy onieo Il shall bp nAud hP apPeihuoonl
fuf tho remainder oi Tito TORN.
hhoia, Township OlleafA Ahd neottfh inuhiOl
pal omeaa ahli be elected IN tl,p o1a WARS on thu
hfa rueadhy attnr ne nFt hoiidlD nj NoVtnsbur,
ty tho uloslniv ~ uaeh t0unabtp o. Municipality, Nj
Ahch nlAnhOI, hlsd iof Hhoh loTm ~ VNun yoafA M
may bo pnovidnd w law, Wren n vaenntI ocean
~ tnwnahlp Or nunirtphl anlao II ahil DO nllru ~
appUuliIupiI fOr tho fuul9lnaor " tbo tafnl
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-20
Summons.


 h the District Court. First Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona. in and for the county oi Cocflise.
 Joseph Russell, plaintiff, vs- j. W. Goddard. defendant.
 Action brought in the District Court of the First Judicial Distinct of the Terriiory of Ari- zoEa in and for the county of Cochise and the complaint hed IA the s2lG county of Cochlse, in the office of the Clerk of said District Court.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting 10 I. w. Goddard. defendant.
 You are hereby required to appear n an ac- ton brought aganst you by the above named plaintiff in the District Court of the First udI- cial District of the Territory of Anzoni n and for the county of CocSise, and 10 answer the complaint filed therein within ten days lexclu- Svs of tiie day of service) after the service on you of this summons hf served within ;his county, or if served out oi this county, nut in this district. within twenty days otherwise with in thirty days), or judgment by default ~iI be taken against you according te the prayer of said complaint
 The said actisn is brought 10 recover the sum of 8 GOO. debt on the contract. as in the com plaint set out.
 .~. Civ, n under my hand and the seal |. ! .i ,h~ Brs'ric- Cor-t of ,,- Fi-s. ". SEAL. .tiicial District of the Territory of Ari-
 zona in and for the county of Co '>--' chise, this 9th day Of October, in the year Of o,u Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty-nine. GEO. II DAILY.
 1oS Clerk.