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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

On the Gccond loor thore aro four bed
rooms aud bathroom, each of which 10 pro-
vidod with n good closet Tho halls nro well
lighted, and there iga pWugBwiy hy stHira
TO attic, IN which could hi arranged un udd.
tIonal bod room n desired IN cafo Of ncccs.
dty two bodg could be placed In any Of tle
second foor rooms
No lluo ia shown IN the dining room or the
room over 10 II is tho thought Of tho writer
That tho saving In brc, work and stoves
would py0yldoa furnace which would furnish
heat f1r tho ontro hous, NJ less cSppuso than
by any othor mcnut
A bathroom can ho placed IN q country
house aud tho convenience ot hot aud cold
wator afforded with tho Wmo calc that lt can
bo done IN "a city A tank IN tho attic 10
which may be pumped cIftcn wnicr will
furnish tho uourcl Of supply for hot aud cold
water, Tho hot wOtor 10 provided by mal,.
mg plpo connection which paW0I through
tho kItchon stove into hot wator receiver
and from thence TO tho okitchon nlnk aud bath
room, ~ OF which cRu DO mppliod 10 farm.
house ~ readily ~ any other building. Tho
wnslo water from BATH nlnk aud whtor closet
can pass TO n vault outside, Tho mattor of
tho expense Of caring for plumbing Nppara.
tug Is often spoken Of II II Is well put In
aud well arranged there Is no reason why
there should ho any expense attached 20 its
maintenance II should DO as permanent,
satisfactory and inexpensive 20 keep up as a
gtoyO wall
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

Counting Manager W, II NcGuurflc me
llrooklyn club has eighteen mon under con.
tract The players 6ro quIoL grnlennnly
fcllowa aud are we'll liked by an uo patrons
Of Washington park, ltia q singular thing
about tho team that not ono ol lAp lon was
born or brought up In Brooklyn, In fact,
TORY and nurhong are the only men who re'
tlde permanently In Brooklyn When II I,
remembered that Long Island 10 the home of
some Of tho most famous players 1n the dll,
mond field today, the tact becomes oven more
fInilcnut
Some doubt Il expressed whether W. H.
McOunuiglc will manage the brooklyn toam
for next year llo " generally looked upon
In tho baseball professional ranks gs "m1b
cot manager, and has boon remarkably ave
ctaful In handling every team bc has ever
hccn connected with, Like most successful
managers, McGuunIE'c was player himself
and quite good ono too, McGunnisIc has
been connected With tho BrookIyn club Tor
two years, brought hls club In second In the
raco IN hla Initial year. aud captured tho
ponnont this year, MoGunnglo has had n
various experience In tho baseball world,-.
New York Tribune,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

troubled time Ia Italy, u ls not easy 10 pip'
tura " young readers tho sopl and political
condition Wan Italy was divided iuto many
different statos, all suspicious of each nthor
and all especially jealous of Sardinia which
has since RnueEei all lhe Others and thus o.
iahllslel tho Kingdom of Italy Arr, solenee,
drama, poetry and everything else became
political, and even schools ot music were d.
yded hetWeen "Guelph aud QhibollneN
huliee II n state that after studying under
private taaehar and literally ennqurIing his
way int0 tho conservatory, after becoming
chief of orchestra totha Fhilharmnnio society
and composing many minor pieces, ha ~
length produced hs hnt opera, which Waf
rendered at Ia Scala, IN Milan, and proved q
great euposaa nut tho blacklist period u hia
Ito wAs yet 10 o0me, When entering On nov
work, which promissd profit a. we'll ~ honor,
ha was proslFaiol by slolpeai And before his
recovery hs wife aud iva children died,
Almost Insane with grief he VIA long inca
paoitatsd Tor work, bat recovered 90 last and
entered on his brilliant career,
His widest known operas are "Nebneado'
nosor,' "lfnanl," "Attn," "Maobelh,'
"ltlgoetto,n "ll Troyalora," "lA Trayiata,'
"Otellon "0loyanna d'Aroo, p "AidlN aud the
much laughed about hut justly celebrated
"un halle Ia Maschera" Ghe ludioroui
features OF II came about M follower
10 was written late In 1851, and tho general
design was taken from the career u GuR
iayua Ill, Of Sweden, II was an era u gen-
eral ferment Ia Italy, 20 tho eensor 0f Naples.
when II was 10 bs produced, declared that
tho lilllng Of Elng In full Wow II q Naples
audience WA not 10 bs permitted Verdi
hoEitated a. 10 making tho desired changes.
but q sort OF accommodation was arrived a.
when, Jan, 10, 1853, Just On tho Gut rehearsal
waa IN progress, tho telegraph brought newi
that l'elea Orlni had tried 10 aGaasinate
Napoleon Ill., No tha governments Va Italy
declared that all Flng killing on the stage
was lnclung 70 treaE0n and could not he per-
mittedl Ihepeople broke out into Indignant
protests, and Verdi became almost u reyolu
uonary hero, Thon came Jueogaco, director
Of the Apollo theatre NJ Rome, and engaged
" GOT the opera produced there
Bono funny changes were madel the fone
was transferred from Sweden 70 Boston In
colonial tines Instead Of u bIHg, the one
killed waa Ricardo, tho earl " Warwick
governor of pagton lla attendants were
PurIlans On Italian costumes ot tho XVIII
centuryh, including two negroes, Bam and
Tom, who wero leaders In tho conspiracy
Al the victim was ON Elglah governor In.
stead of dyln.ly appoIolod king, tho con
aor had not objected, ani NJ the solid mon of
boston ln tho Seventeenth century were pro
s5utol as capgrIng, anglug aud oonspIrmg
NJ a masked ballI II scarcely necessary 10
odd that tho original Italian version hp pee
mIol since Italy bocaml lroe
Tho old ago OF World has boon quiet, and
Of lato years Ii, has almost ceased from mu'
Rcal work.
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VERDI COMPOSER.
Nov ~ tho Tlrtioth Anniversary of tho
First Performance Of His First Opora,

Nov ~ tho Flttioth Anniversary OF tho
First Performance of His Elrt opora.
On tho nth Of November, 1880, was given
tho flrt rendition Of the first opera Of Vordl
namely "0borto Cont di San Bonlfago,"
and tho flitisth anniversary Of that oyont
hos just boon declared national holiday IN
Italy. Tho event naturally causoa tho publ.
cation OF many curious and eomo amuaing
facts In the life and experience OF tho grcat
composer, FOR IL Ia TO bc remembered that
Verdi Is honored IN Italy not only ns tho
great natlyo maestro type Of tho national
music, but also as the musician Of patriotism
During tho stormy period Of Italy'e struggle
towards nationality many n hard battlo bo-
tween critics and politicians WINS fought
around Vcrdi'e operas, ond In ono instance
chat most ludlcrouo q all transitions took
plnco-thc scene Of "Un Ballo IN Mascheran
was transferred bodily III Boston, and tho
piece was given rs Il Il presented an expert
ence Of the oarly Purtans
Glusoppa Verdi. son Of an inn keeper. was
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

In 1853 William Medill, n Democrat,
was elected Governor OF Ohio For
twenty years thereafter, without u
break, tho Republicans held the execu-
tive office and most Of the state olllceh
In 1873 honest "0ld Bill' Allen was
elected Governor. tn1S77 n. M, Bishop
was elected. In 1888 George Ho0dly
was elected, and now IN the year Of
grace 1880 James u, Campbell h0s been
elected. the fourth Democrat IN 20
yearB. This year the victory ls on %
full vote. An the other times h was on
q light vote. Hence this victory 10 BY
Far tho most significant
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inhumnn nrothcrs.ln,taw.

BLOOMINGTON, Ill., Nov, le,- Charles
Bolton and William Kerr, brolhera,iu.
law, living NJ South Downs have quar-
relied for iomc time about mortgage ON
q team Of mulca, tho property Of Kerr,
Last evening they mot, dr0w large clasp
knives and fought duel without sec,
onda or witnesses, Bolton was tho
victor cutting and alaehing Kerr no
frightlully about the abdomen that tho
lattcro cntrails fol- out upon the road,
No hope exists for korr.a recovery
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Legal Noticc.


rflnollla sollonhorgcr residing nj itlscn iln0al
Emma htauiirr rHldlng NJ Toledo, Tana county,
Iowa. Jacob stuiior roslnlng ~ Woodstock, Pipes
atcno county ulnnes0tt, william atanhcE residing
~ Arkansas Oly, knllyns, ana fa htauifor rotid.
lnR ~ Constantine Michigan, viii take nUtloN that
ON Novomhurs snd, lHi Jacob n, HOFFMAN, ~ plain.
W. Ilod hln petition IN PARTITION Agnlrbt hem nnd
OthoiH, AB deendnniH, m the court n common plean
OF ~ itk county Olln being case nulh"f OB0t set
ting fOith that nAihAn Hoffman died October 0th
lht, nolzuh IN iOr hlrlplu OF lot 30, IA Hartford
addition uf Ont lot ~ Tho city Uf Cantn, uhiO that
~ her son hN Nv uplk0n VI I'm undivided unOsfuutth
OF said lott TINT David Hoffman, Jacob llOnmnu
sarah knn. Mary Hoffman,, charles Hoffman aud
Harvey w, Vinr ara each cnitIu1 t0 ono.twcny.
fourth OF said lot that Henry Stanitcr, irlncllla
hollonD0lg y Emma stHutlor ana DaVl1 knhrur nro
ehch entitled 70 unVsglNtuenth VI Hnd lOt thai In.
olndh Hinton. Jar0n aunrr William Nhuifur and
Ella StAnilrr are cnOh pnt tied 10 Ong-HxtOnih OF
said lott that BARBARA Hoffman, NY hor last wi aud
testament ordered three hundred dnllaia Of her
estate w ho invested 10 kcOn IN rupAlr tnn grounds
Of Mo NVpr q hreu Church, IN beqututhpd one
thousand dollars 10 Jacob H. llOlfmnn, that tho cx-
cnut lrb Of tlc VIII hayo enough money 10 nny the
tBOO 90 cgnrl, but not enniuitnt IN pay thG Oh COO
hnd tho ahr N u charge un tnd lut Shld petition
pfnNn that nNittlu hU nlndo Of said lot hn0ng aid
parties according to their roepo3iiyo inlUrott
therein.
said nartes aro required to answer on or before
Saturday December 21th. lOg
jAUOH Y. HOFFMAN,
noyT'lw ynAY, LYNuu DAY, his Nttys
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Iow no cnme 10 no cnlIed onncll.n

"lIow did you got tho nnme OF lluokr'
asyedH New York Tribune reporter Of Ewing,
"Woll, win toll you, Iald the Giants g.l.
liant captain, "Whon | was a youngslcr,
about or years old, luaod 10 play marbles
In rcndloton with big boy who was called
Buck Druy There was biz ehoomakurs
chop whore we used 20 play and thomon unod
to como out oyOry day about lunch ume aud
bot on tho game, Thoy didn't know our
names but called him Big Buck, and whom
wasn't around they would ast for Little
Buck ThatB oil thoroa In H. My family
name N Billy, you know
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

Fine Black Silks-The finest makes
Of Europe and Amerioa-Gros GRANT
G0c, TO Sl yard, Dozens Of other ele
CANT wcnye9, including all the new ones
Of the ge0bon In just aS complete and
comprehensive assortments.
Tho Cloak Room8-'rhe cloth gnr.
menta We carry are the best, most sly.
lish aud m0bt substantially made.
The material In our Plush gnrmeuts
lg tho very best, crisp springy goods
that Ia worth buying.
Our Seal garments are Of the moat
carefully selected Alaska skin, dyed In
London, and made for uB. No shape
Ia any garment Of any material not
here,
Full information or complete lines of
samples cheeuully furnished by our
Mail Order Department,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

She IL Not Only he'isieeled President, bat
AIakes q Mig Donation,

f"N ~ NV NNfN ANHAlNNfNN NtfAlNNNlI Nul
Makes q BiR donation,
CHslAGo, Nov, le,-The w, @, TU.
convention, AZ 10 session yesterday
morning, reelected Miss frances NJ
Willard president 0f the National
Christian Temperance union by an al,
most unanimous vote, Miss Willard
withdrew while the Informal ballot was
being taken and MIS-, Mary 4, Burt, tho
New York W, q, 4, u, vice president,
was called 10 the chair, The ballot 70,
suited Frances u. Willard 4a0l Mrs, j,
Ellen Foster I II Mrs, Mary II, Hunt, bl
scattering, IA blank, ~ A motion 10
elect bY directing tho secretary tO east
the ballot Of tho convention was carried
by q standing vote, only tho Iowa dele,
CATION, headed by Mrs, Foster, remain
Ing seated, la expressing her thanks
for the honor conferred upDu her Miss
Willard said Hhs was sure That many Ol
tho delegates had supported her f0r Of
iioe who we're not la sympathy with her
methods This she took 10 mean that
they expected her 10 keep peace aud 30
far ~ lay IA her power ehe would follow
the bidding Of these voters What they
had done had put her under q blessed
restraint, Aiss Willard again brought
up tho subject of tho hhnrham saloon
license, In Washington, and this caused
q discussion which waR ended by the
almost unanimous adoption Of tho fol-
loving resolution, introduced by Mrs, y,
u, Wallaoel
"inasmuoh - the vice president, l.,
i, Morton, occupies the second position
Ia authority Ia an administration that
iay0a the policy Of high llpnnse, move
that the whole matter be dlamIhaed from
the consideration Of tho convention, 90
he could not have done otherwise with,
out rebuking the policy Of tho party"
AZ the afternoon session lhe election Of
officers waa continued, MlH Caroline u,
Buell. was reelected corresponding 500
retaryl Mrs Mary A, Woodbridge, TO-
COrdng seOretaryi Mrs, i, NJ, NJ Stevens,
assistant recording secretary, aud Miss
Father Pugh treasurer Miss Willard
announced that there remained duo her
from the sails Of h6r book, "OlimpHes OF
Fifty Years, q balance Of $500, which
Rum she hereby donated tO tho society,
Amid great confusion Miss l'ugh moved
that tho convention 6hGnll not ACCEPT
the money which Miss Willard had
earned hy her own hard w0FlJ bat the
precedent refused 20 put tho Nolon, aud
promptly ruled Miss Pugh Oul Of order,
when The latter attempted 70 put II her,
hef, Miss Willard'a glft u ono Of tho
largest ever rendered tho W, CT, u,
The remainder Of the afternoon session
WIS devoted 20 speech making and the
reading OF rep0rti,
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ToRN 10 plEeEa.
Three Men INSTANTLY Killed by tho a..
plusi0n 6f Flash Powder

plnAlnh ~ Alh4h ihWunh
PHILADELPHIA, Nov, i},-Throe mon
were killed by q terrific explosion Ia
Wylle g. Wallacoa chemical wOrl,al l8l
North Seventh street, yesterday Lfter,
noon, AZ liAi o'clock tho noise Of OK,
pl0llOn startled the paaseiarbY aud then
oyery pane OF glaaa In the lower stories
Of tic building blow out IN aplIntpa, A
gush Of flame followed G.most In tho la,
slant, and tho factory seemed 10 be- ON,
yeloped Ia llumca, When the explosion
occurred the three men were kn0chcd
down ~ though with ono shot -Four,
teen girls, who were employed IN the
uppcr noOra, were rescued, ono OF them
WIS badly cut bY Aylng glass; and
jooph Brown, Clork IN the office, was
Cut about tho head and face, IA each
body was found the iiromrn loaded them
on strblChoa and had th6m sent 10 tho
morsue In patrol wagons,
The substance that exploded wna fash
powder, which had been standing In q
large bottle on % bhrlf l1r @ long time,
Mr., Wylle concluded 10 gct rId Of tho
dangerous stun aud was pouring II out
into aInl, when the explosion occurred.
Charles Rhlnodollnr aud Rudolph Lipp.
mann were helping him by playing a
hose on tho powder, Jual what caused
tho explosion IL not known, but II ia
supposed that the powder, being old,
stuck ,sit, and that Mr., Wylio motkod
the bottle agaln6t tho dinl 10 start II,
Tho names OF tho killed are Joseph
Wyllo, Rudolph, an cmployo, and --
kounurd, Tho three men were torn 10
pieces, William Kidd, tho engineer,
and Thomas llaftmm, the hooLRc0pcr,
were slightly injured, Mr., Wylie leaves
q large family Rhinodollir was a
chemist aud unmarried
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

THE Democrats OF stark county
Without exception want NJ, d. llaFter
T u, y, Senator Aud ia there any
raaOn why stark should not be heard
r0m In tho next General Assembly,
Vt have three representatives IN that
oly who viii make M u, llarter a
ipwer IN the Legislative caucus.
homas 10 all right aud a good man,
thoroughly e0mpetent, aud like llarteF,
nund for Tarlf Reform, but our
ltmocals know llarter aud feel q
irlde Ia his career, II would be a
Tand thing for tho Democrats OF Ohio
o make M, d, llarler Senator,
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Jos. Horne & Co.'S
PENN AVE. STORES,
We appreciate confidence 90 we'll as
tho purchosingpublic appreciates faith
iul service
Constantly increasing confidence on
tho pnrt Of tho people, 10 tho Incentive
90 our constantly increasing our won.
wonderful facilities for serving the
people,

Our Dress Goods Stock-too largo Ia
60 into detail
Home spun all wool suitIng0, 50 In,
wide, 86c, q yard.
Double width all wool cOlored cash
m0res, good quality, 300. yard
10 inch wide all WOOL fine Henrietta
lnlsh Ooshmerea, doc. a yard.
10 inch, extra quality, all wool cash.
merea, 500.
These would b0 good nt i5c. q yard
moro Doubt II you ever matched
them NJ zoe, higher price,
80 our DreBa GOodg COUP 10 finest
--Sl u yard-or fine Paris patterns,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

In tho plan tho sola.lon n tho Kitchen
from tho dining and other rooms suot great
ly different from q city or ordinary farm
HOUSE. being nothing more than hall which
has china GloaAt Op6nng on from H. which
Ia inelosed by doors Tho front aud rear
stairway meet on landing IN the middle u
tho houss and continue n the leoond floor "a
ono stairway, This provides separation
from tho other parts Of tho house and ID
economical because NJ the ANAL space 10,
qured 10 provide front and rssr stairway 40,
commodailon, II aayes part Of the cost of
ono stairway Tho eellAratalfWay goes down
under the front stairway from tho rear
On tho first ll0or thare IA pArlur IN which
Ia placed q CRATE, bedroom which Ia pro.
ylded with largo olosst, and q dining room,
kitchen and pantry There Il closet In tho
maln hall IA trout Tho kitchen II sproyided
with slnll the water supply therefore,
being from force pump In the Kitchen or q
Wind mill force pump W tank ln attic, BY
this means thern "a hot aud cold water over
tho Kitchen sink which 10 convenience
not ordinarily found In farm house
Connected with tina Kitchen iInl are two
tables and drain board On tho first table
near tho Kitchen lue could he placed dlfhos
% ba washed, from whence they could ha
transferred 10 a pan In tho siukI washed and
placed 70 draiu On tho drain board, aud irom
thence placed on tho table at tharlght attei.
thoy have hesn wiped, These tables afford
oonyenmcea IN the separation u meat aud
vegetables before cooking. In the pantry,
which il connected with tho kitchen, there h
q dough board, lour bin, cupboard aud place
for an loo box There Is a patageway 10
tho cellar on tho outside ~ well ~ on tho in'
side of tho house Tho former h covered aud
protected by the porch and porch roof
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

PORTLAND, Orc, Nov, ie, Yesterday
the passenger atcamcr y, II, Libby, from
Whatcom, Puget Sound, was totally
destroyed by fire In the straits, Fifteen
passengers were on hoard NJ tho time,
The Libby was laden with 900 barrels Of
lime, which got wet aud gnitcd, Whilo
crossing the straits o strong wind came
up and several heavy seas were shipped,
An accident TO the tuddOr left the ship
helpless. The passengers were com-
PEELED 10 take 10 woraftB, The schooner
Joan finally took all from the Nia
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

LE e 40 sec, Foraker was scratched In
lelSlnley'e oNn ward 20 tho amount OF
70 votes lie was scratched IN John
'hefmanh own ward Ia Mansfield IN
ielea lilo Was scratched entirely out
II existence IN lian butterw0fth's ward
7 Cincinnati, lie ran behind about
pO ~ bob kennedya county and near
aDD ln Meklnley's county, and thnla
what's tho matter with Foraker, OF
ourse all these distinguished ltepubli-
an Statesmen we're for Foraker on
he alumpi now that he ia up a stump,
20 viii be for them In the same way, ii
ht future,
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Divorce Notice.

Olive 7, Enplo, whoae present place OF r s'denci
" COlumbll CITY, Nhtlry county indiana, vail tikC
notice thNt on the 5tl DAY Of October lBSn In tht
Court Ot common rlrM OF stark county ONO
lfnah 4, fnRe, fled hi. petition against the said
Olho 7, EnRlr, prlyng for dlyulco from her, and
for thNruNndy Of thulr two mlnnr children
che thld owe r. fnRlc N required 10 auRwot Tho
petition IN said action mt lgtur than al1 t0) weOk'
after tho ttth day Of October. isBl tho dnt0 VI The
imt publication OF this notice, or puoh divorce and
relief may De granted.
ISAIAH n, ENGLE.
ootl0.Lw ny wM j. pIHRo his Attorney
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SOME sarcastic person has sent TO j.,
!, Foraker, OF ONO, copy OF oCamp,
'all'a Pleasures Of Hope" Now II some
'ne VIII send foraher q copy OF Gen
llall Dukes Lost Cause" he will have
u tho cheerful reading he viii need
lnlil his brief authority expirea,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

BUFFALO, Nov, l2--Jogcph Guion
aged 30 years, was found drowned In
Buffalo creek yesterday morning, Both
feot wore cut of and hlo neck and loft
arm wore brokcn, llo onme here from
Milwaukee and was omploycd ~ q grain
scoopor II Ia supposed he was struck by
u propeller wheel NItof falling Into the
WntNr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

NEw YoRg, Nov l9,-rho Broadway
Railroad company, from which tho city
now receives about $4,000 per Unnum
In routal, hhs oiforNd TO guarantee that
the payments on this account shall not
be l0as than El60,OOO per annum if the
city dlowu 10 TO use Dhe cabo Gystem Ia.
atoad OF horses uB motive power
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

BERLIN, Nov. ie,-Advlces havo been
received from Samoa 10 the effect that
10 Germans have withdrawn their cup.
port from ramasce0 The report chat
fghtng has taton place az Sawali be-.
tween tho followers Of Mntaala and
TamaBoae Ia denied.
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Stanley 10 ilsnch zanzibar In January.

ZANZIBAR, Nov, ts.-Nr Portal,
British agont here hRs received q lottor
from Stanley, whercln tho explorer
statos that b0 hopoa to reach Zanzibar
about tho middle Of January.
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JOS. HORNE q CO.,
600 62l PENN AVENUE
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Divorce Notice.

George W, barton, whose place of residence m un
known, late ol salamanca, N, Nn viii takO n0ur
that ON the lhlh day Of Aepttmhcr llsN, IN thl
Cgud Of common plgM % stark county, Ohio
Whpro the action IA nov pending, tho undrtHgncd
bertha nartOn nlpd hpr petition aganat said ucOru
W. llntiOn, praying for divorce from llm and fO
restoration 10 hut former mnldnn name,
lhc HAld uuOrgo w, Barton IA required 90 Hugwo
said petition, M said action not later than ak 90
nfst publication Of this notice. or such divorce nnt
rollOt may ho granted,
BERTHA BARTON,
WttitAAj pigRo, ATTY for Petitioner
NpnVDatW
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The farm house plan which is hero given
shows roar eniilnna No arrangai that one
may rone Ia ffimn that direction and pass up
stairs without going through other rooms
This 10 one distinctive requirement NJ q farn
house I'ho front entrance b not ufofa arlly
different from that Of any 0iu house
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palH ~ it,nppa, 40 tun aupnY " tarma,
Ori o, 1914, and received his frst lessons Ia

Hiuhlp HNlli y lHlllf
or eronmnoRplaee or
ganist Tie result
was that when no
applied f0r a'lmis'
fion 70 the O0nser'
yatgry hr was ro-
fuall0nillagr0lHd
that lp hRi "nn
natural aptitude
fpr mumen q Varf
dict Tint 60pms
lHdlNrpus enough
nov hut this was
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

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