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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
NOT BLOWN OrRH
A nnNuETT-mou1rou MAN
Lonvga tho Company and Says No Wi
sue For SALARY Duo Him,

Lsnvsn tho Company and Says no WIN
sue For Salary Duo Him,
Joseph W smith, one Of tho mem
bers Of the Bounett.Moulton Company
has severed his engagement with the
company. II seems that he had
some trouble with Dick Jones
another member of the company,
while playing In Bradford, Pa, about
two weeks ago. Smith and Jones had q
fight back OF the scenes and ~ mana.
ger Miller thought Smith was TO blame
he discharged him. Ilowas afterwards
taken back but llned 50 for drunken
ness.
Since this time II soema there has
been considerable trouble and Smith
gave In his notice yesterday that no
would uut in two weeks. Manager
Miller jold him he could 20 NJ once
which he did. The manager says he
has paid him in full except tho fine Of
S5. Smith now says he viii sue the
company lor the line aud four days sol.
airy which he claims Ia due HIM. lie
Joins the Milton Aborn Opera Company
az Wooster, Mass, on Monday next.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

II. Wingart 10 JnO, AehlOneker, 40 acres
Washington township, ps,1l4, DAVID
Reeds ltI'r 30 Isaac lbaf0Ohe, 100 acres
Sandy township, $500, y, IL, Johnson
10 Cleo. w baker, bb bethlehem town
ship, $4,000, Jas, lieazel guardian 10
David a. Eberly, i05,2Oaerea bethlehem
township, 6O,AOOi ID, BeelnellH assignee
10 q, II hIOng, lbB2a acres Paris town,
shin, BsOlll Oatharlne liOllngef u j.,
q, NlGOdemus, N acres Lake township
81 900, uasudia stump " Anna Taylor,
NJ acres Perry township, sll 900, Aera'
phin Meyer 10 Mary Tan, $40 aGrea
Perry township. b76O0
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

II there is one thing moro than an.
other that The Columbus journal dotes
upon, u is Cearnees IN It's news reports.
This from Wednesday paper is given
Stark county renders ~ u f1ir sample;
"a stark county delegation was belOlo
the legislative committee ON common
schools last night, In an effort TO adjust
one of Senator Snyder's bills to organ
ize a school district or something OF
that nature"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
A SYSTEM OF HEATING AND VEN
TfLATtoN,

Speaking OF u system OF heating and
yentllatng, the lato report Of the New
Hampshire Board OF Health describes
one In use In tho Red Rock school
house In Lynn, Mass There Is In each
room two large stoves, each incaaed In
a galvanized iron jaGket about six aud
One-half feet high, with a spreading
base. Air is admitted 10 tho space b0'
tween tho stove and tho jacket by m
air box running through the side wall.
There arc two AircxtruCtlon iluOs, ono
Tor each story, built In one stack nc tho
rear OF the building. They are OF brick,
and In an inner corner or each 10 u llro
clay smoke pipo connecting with the
stove pipes. These smoke pipes end at
the Level of tho chimney top and for
heating the nues n stove 10 set into tho
partition between tho dues, projecting
Into each, Most OF tho air withdrawn
from tho rooms goes through largo
openings close 20 tho stack.
The report Bays that tho results hAyo
been excellent. Visitors 10 the school
note the seeming purity OF tho air, and
the teachers bear similar testimony.
Measurements OF the Outf0wing air
have been made NJ various times,
These, including the Initial contents,
show an average FOR tho lower room Of
about 400 cubic feet 10 each pupil
for the upper room about 1900 cubic
feet to each pupil. Tho air analyses
have very uniformly shown good re'
suits. It 10 intended that the Gre be
kept burning In tho due heating stove
At all times except In warm weather.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

VIZ are authorized to state that
Senator Payne Is not Il candidate for
u s. Senator, and will not be-, even II
tho next Ohio legislature is Democratic,
Senator Payne desires to retire from
publc life at the end of his present
term Those Republican Journals that
arc attempting TO make an Issue be.
tween Senator Payne and llalsteOd IN
the coming campaign, are wasting
their substance on the desert nr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

WARNER's Log Cabin Remedies
oldfaohloned, simple compounds, used
In tho days OF our hardy foreiathera,
are "old timers" but "old reliable, They
comprise
WGrncr's Log Cabin saranparilla.
"lIops aud Buohu Remedy" Cough
aud Consumption Remedy" "llair
Tonic "ExtruCt' FOR External and
internal Use, "plasiers," "Rose Cream,
for Catarrh, and Liver Pllls." They
are put up by H. H. Warner n Co,
proprietors OF Warmers safe Remedies,
aud promise TO equal the standard
value Of those great preparations, All
druggists keep them,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

CANTON city, Canton township and
Stark county are nov safely Demo-
cratic, but our Democratic officials
must not forget that It i5 strict atten-
ton to duty and honorable service that
brings continued reward. Let every
Official serve the pO0plO tn the very best
OF his ability, ana the Democratic pugty
in Molly Stark will always merit the
approval and endorsement of The hon,
est voter, Last Mondays election Is 4
clear demonstration OF the fact,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
Another ONO wnl be Appanlod.

New Lisbon Journal Judge ROley,
upon hearing the arguments IN the
John G. Farmer case in Common Pleas
Court last Thursday, refused to grant
new trial, and sentenced him to four
years In the penitentiaTy OF the State.
An appeal will bo made to Il higher
court.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
saLurday. lhe latl day oL Ami. IgsO

tho following described real estate ~ Wit Wnaun
~ Tho mill property m WhyhN,bnril, aud bounded
And duHoilhtd "a follows hnng Nll that part vi thu
southwest quarter " HrWl0n tWcrystwh, tnVnnhip
seventeen range HhVun (fl, Which llW nufth VI tin
tnuth bAnl OF thN ANDY Nnd liHAyrr Canal aud Hatt
VI the AtatT read lending from NlruhenyiIN 70 Can
tnn, okVups certain lot uf rfnuuh hliululHg hald
ROAD hnl canal, which was heretofore dnedtd by
Isaac n, Ross 10 ltllMboth shine from tho above do
acfibed iriOt containing about QUO fourth nf an
acre, nlho excepting pron NJ gfnund on tho ndtths
east corner VI Hnld quarter containing ono hn1 nHNs
fourth aoroa sod n j0hn Reed ny said itI All also
excepting piece 0t ground pll u anid iecd con.
tllninR n ncfuh Also eieep inH u tract uf land IN
The nmt described tact hhfhliprH sod t0 Juhn u
hung by lfahd y, Ross Aud AdAm khuTfOd, contain
Inv about tlfno t) A0nli hlap raguptlug he undls
yldnd ihrnos Ulrlhs ~ 0t Tho fulloWinA tract hos
Ing 20 100 " an aero IN Tho huthweN corner of tho
southwest quarter " Hroton twenty-five (oa). nnd
being tho same piece Of land heretofore oa ~ ono
Shelter ~ onn Hook. tho trloi Of land hofcln do.
hoflbrd aud sought 70 ha patltnnod containing
lhlflysthiee (slD RuteA mora on era, together With
tho MN building wtn h tho privileges and appufs
tNnhneri thereto btl0nHinN lnChdng thh water
privileges W nov enjoyed, anu which pA'nOa
through tho hnuihWtht quarter uf Hnid hunl6h ~
and also NV MIL hnd two tenant hOnsN situated
upon ho lot OF Lana above dnioflbo1,
Appraised ~ tiCO0
Halo ~ o1mmOuon "a nuN AnlDok n M 1NtRA nnNs
third oaah and thn hlltnm IN nnN And twn esiuAl
annual pAymHniH. will nloTuat ifun daS 0f tAlO no.
Cufod BY mortgage on thn promises sold
\ LtfNiNOEiL sheriff.
). T.. llouL AuJ
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
SHERIFF SALE.


iuua Migg0 Order ~ sale
calbarino May ct d mon rioaS Court
ny. VIRTUE Of an ordor OF 0aIo, Issued BY the
~ elork OF tho court 0f common pleas OF hiArf
county, 0hlQ aud 10 mo directed viii olfor for nNiu
ufb city Of Canton. on
Saturday, the ith day Of May, 1882,
mo following doacrIbpd real catatc to.wlt. sluntc
IN tho township Of iaohh0n In stark county, Ohio,
and being part Of the southwest quarter Of section
numbut w IN townahip n, (JACku0n), IN range .,
aud bounded aa fDllowa' beginning NJ stone IN tho
contor O the county rund running east and won't NJ
No northwont corner OF Anthony LoOnArdt one
Nrr uact thence along The contcr 0i said ROAD
.0uth. ~ degrees and 70 minutes wost pOY y ~
tNcti thnnOo sout, degrees wuaL a0H bi8 feet 10
NAhel thencu morrill, w degrees aud ~ minutes enAt
1OB B.tg iuet 70 q STAKE, thence north, degtuci
sast 203 Hl9 feot " etdne and piAo0 VI bognnug,
4OntalnlnR ono acre OF land,
Appraised AZ ei7b
cash.
..,. ,,. A. trINrEoEa shcrur
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

THERE are no Indications chat the
supply of doctors will not be sufficient
for the demand. A Philadelphia medl.
cal college has Just ground out 2l2 full
Iledged 0nes,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
An IMPORTANT pUncnAsN.

]. W, Peacock OF Cleveland, Buys Jacob
Friok's Blouring Mill.
Jacob l'rick has sold his tlouring mill
on East Seventh street To j W. Pea
cock OF Cleveland. The terms Of the
sale have not been made public.
lt Ia understood the new proprietor
intends TO make some extensive i'm
proyements and win run the mill to It's
full capacity OF 900 barrels per day.
lie 10 q gentleman with capital and has
had a great deal Of experience In run
ming Touring mills,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
Saturday, tho l3th day Of April, 1881
sHERIFF SALE.

II, H. Wood 4 Oo Oidot u SAc
Joha NJ, S6etcr dN plcAs Oour,
Of tAn eouN Ot oOuntun pleas Of HtNrk county Onto
In tho nbOVo hotiOu M,d 10 inp alrnctod wlll onur
los aAie ~ public UutIf}, ~ tc door Oi lho oOui
hOusa. In thn city OF CaniDn, on
Saturday, the 18th dny Of AprI, lSSg,
the following described roa adate tnswlt'
lot number g1. In ~, NJ Nhctl,isa hnt addition IN
liearh city ONO, and lUbi number ~ 4 H. u ~
IA, ~ 90 o. aud bH IN }, ~ Shntletp se0nud ahdl
lion " HOauh rlty, OhlU
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
sTLERIPP SALE.

or Ha'ioaal I'A"h ct Al - order q e.o.
Aibtt u liswklp,' Admr ricI 6oStl S,'''''
ny yirtuo NJ an ofior N eAlO iaruod ~ ho
lilo 0lofk OF Tho court NJ O0iamOn ploN VI ktAft Ce
ohio, in Tho hhnyo action, mud W mo dlrnrton lw
Offer Tor nhO w puhllO nuinry NJ Tho door ithe
oourt house. IN tho oly ot Oiuton, On
Saturday, tho 18th day OF April, 1880,
tho following described rial oalata, IN lhr inWh.
Ahin NJ Warrington, county of start and state Of
ohio, AMI known 100 b1lns part 1t tlo anuthOaHt
gunrlor NJ HoOtlnn 10, township iH md range o.
HtAfk county, Onto snd said huut ltatt quarter N
furthor described ai iUlllWl Commencing Ter The
boundary az ilU buuthNcat totnur Of SAID qusn't
iertl0nl thenrn east ~ thn hnutn ln0 NJ hald quar-
tnr Onu hundred ana hitty rods thNnno uuTtn, par
hllrl with tho woat luc " It'd quarter suction, a
aIfnOirnt dlstaueN from whrl pnlnt RUNNING a
htrAlgnt linu wtitWrdY parallel with tho Had llnu
NJ tnld quarter tO lnlruot tho wtst limo thmUui TO
oomprlRo within the boundary thereof 40 aUfoh VI
laad, but subject " Al logu Highways
Appntscd AZ $4,000.
salo ~ commerce At QUO O'Clock ~ Tomi
sr,h.
A, LuNtEGER Shorid
BALSwtH A siHn-Da, AuPa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
Assignoe's Notice.

Notice IA hereby given that the undorslgnod has
bnen duly appointed aud qualified ON ashlgneu In
trust for tho benult OF tho creditors OF bainue,
Buohtol, OF STARK county ohio, by tho Probate Cour
oIlAs KRIOnDAUm,
mos.dt Aaagnoo
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
RAILROAD mAPPpRB
A Now Schedule Ror tho Cleveland q
Canton.

A Now Schedule Ror tho Cleveland q
Canton,
The Cleveland Plain Dealer aaya'
The Cleveland Is Canton has not yet
decided when the through trains ~
youngstown win be put on but II will
bG'in Il 0hOrt time, II has decided 70
shorten tho time making the train u
fiat ono and inatoad OF the distance
being run In three houra twill DO dOn0
IN two hours and q half, A change Of
time has been made on tho road 10 tak0
effect April IA The run from here 10
Canton, u distance OF sixty miles, ls
made IN two hOura, while II requires
three hours 20 mako the run from Can
tor 20 COahooton, only Afty'llyO miles
This was on account OF tho light rail
between those two points, but as IL has
been taken up and heavy rail laid the
time will h0 shortened, No, Z, now
leaving NJ 700 u. N. and arriving In
C0sh0ct0n NJ 1857 u, m, will on tho
new schedule leave nj 7:B0 n, M, RrrlY'
lng In COahoctOn nj so u, IN. No, n,
now leaving hero nj 9:ib y. M and
arriving at B:i2 y. M, viii leave here ~
t.06 p. IN, and arrive IN COsh0oton ~
$50 D. IN. As both OF the trains stop NJ
eighteen stations tho time 10 fast. The
schedule will remain In efleot until tho
GAINESVILLE extension B completed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

DISEASE Is the center Of weakness.
llss
WNrnora Log Cabin HOPS AND DUOHU
REMEDY
The best Hop Remedy known Drive
disease out Of tho stomach, the center
weakness.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

NATURAL gas has been struck at
East Palestine nt the depth Of 700 feet.
The aame is lifty feet high
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
saturday. thc a7Lh boy Of Ami. lSsO.

mo following doaeribnd premises tO.Wlt ituAto IN
Lst1 tHwuhhlp Aiar, tuauJ, Ohin ard bUlnH i
paft Of Tho northwest And southwest quarters ~
section uD, iovehlp ~ rance y ngnnoei "a lgl.
lows hffnnlnH W pOlnt Ia the fpAl leading from
llfeeutOWn t1 UfeunAblfgh AZ u pilht whure tho
anstl0n quarter limo Or dnylal0n VI mll quarter
lneH running north aud south through said teptlOnHl
thenoe n0gi on HAid limo and D. 10 prrphA " Tho
noftheaht ilnd tOuthNtnt corner VI said quarters,
th6n6e north whole dlltAnea, and degrees raht,
\ degfUh north II and $40 per hos uohon south,
az (deeTOes weal 10 ana b. 10 po ohtaI thunOe Olat
8idVgfrea south. ~ pofoloa 70 ha place Of hugn'
hing. containing X 0f 10 aor0 more OF lotn'
Also tho following premises to,wlt slluAlo Ia said
thwnnhlp, sect on aud Tingo mentioned IN tho
soaond cause VI action hoteln, aud bounded ~ io.
lbWHi commencing for tho hAmn ~ tho northeast
e0fnor Of tract ~ lANd known ~ mo 'ploAm mil
tfAntl" thence south 10 dnHfoea cast, nhAlnh nnd
Va ptfOhea " n hhkol thence tpntn, iA ltHfntn
Wosl 10 chAina And n pofuhoa " uo oniiof 0f fOAd
i0a1lnH from ufbentsNn N ufennhhnfghl honoo
north Hi dHgfrta Wuat obhlng and ~ prfchua 70
point IN tho tnnor ~ Ald road tho hAinc buinE also
thn hOuthehit corner nf said NJ am inl tfprt ihun0n
nDFth 4 degrees chat, with mo oAai boundary llnn
~ said atnAm mill properly 10 chhnH and pnfohos
" tho place Of beginning, oohtAlning hAli aoto'
st,tIact aOpT..Hoa al slSS9
salo W commence n I O'Clock p n. rorma
cash
A. lJaHmOiui, a,mln
NOHo A M0OAHf-y AtpyA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
sHERIFF aALE.
I0hn Ward AiiAa Wduf NJ Ralu 10 paf,
Vs. utl w., Nilf ONuntY Gam
Mahlon Ward otal, iHor Peal COuit

ny yriuo Of no allaa ofdhr 0f tno IN partition Issued
W Ito clerk Oi uiH court OF common pitu ui STARK
Vn,pt IN tht above heloh, ana " uu diUGlpd Will
hhm Tor Hue N public OuifiY Al ilin do1f III ti0
court house IN Tho city of Canton ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
REAL ESTATE TRANsTGRs
Reported by II. II. Trump's Sons, ,AbStrac
tors Of TITLES,

Reported by III, II. Trump'B sons, ,hbStrac
tors Of Titles,
MAssILLON
G.Manz TO Matthias Webber, lot in 3rd
ward, $500; Phil. Oillenbacher to j. w
Haas, lot in Bird ward, S736; j. II.
SchroCk TO Theresa Gardner, 2OS, 49,
500; J. II. McLain to A. 7, Coulton,
1918, 800.
COUNTY,
VIM. Bust to Elizabeth Harter 80
acres, Canton township, $1,000; Cyrus
Young to Christian Graber, 63 acres,
Plain township, Sl00SO; Sheriff to A..
j. Douds, acres, lot o Douds' y. IT,,
Plain township, 1889; ELI Rlndchen
TO Benz. Baum, 1926 acres Osnaburg
township, 1885; Sheriff to Joseph
Schilllng 1854 acres, Nimlshillen tp,
s5, 100; Sheriff TO David Rohrer, lob
acres, Nimishillen tp, Sll,8l; II. j.
sprankle TO Jacob Butler, $50 acres,
jackson tp., $1,000; Joseph Broyent to
Philip Wolf, 55 acres, Jackson tp,,
$4,000; j. j. Oarnes to George g, Evans,
IS acres, Pike tp, $4,000; =, Baker to
Susannah Rice, "a acres, Pike tp., SsySO0;
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
Saturday the 18th day of April, 1880

tho following described real estate to.wit. The
east part " the southeast quarter OF section four
toen (iA), OF township uluyon an, Of range niue
(O) containing alxty acres " land and being all o
that portion " eld quarter section not hefetofor,
conveyed 10 Daniel hrmidlmr oKcupt nno aud
tOm January 9Bth 1BTl 10y deud, recorded IN vol
l02, paio dbT, "a nonlhinln BENDER Also cAOcp
fourteen and ~ 100 aulus OF land sold thofofrUh
p8th ltilb, recorded IN vol toD, page va
Appraised NJ ei,O1O
sale TO commence at ono o'clock p m Terms
oash.
A LEINiN0ER shorlG,
W. W. 81 j, CLARK, Att'ye,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
Ask For Ayers

sNsApaIilla, and 10 sure you got II,
when yOu want Mo bHat blood purifier.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

~ yir,,ia Of ~ ofd@ ef sAle aaana hy ma aleih
~ tle OUuit ~ 0omni0u plhaa Of hafk e1gnlg % ~
no above iQlln, and 70 mo dlnplsdi VIII phrf ipl
aalA n miblln hnleg, "A lhs ap0f oi ulp poufl
hOase, in ihN tily of uahtoni 90
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
SHERIFF SALE.

NY urtuo Of an order Of sale, Issued NY tho
clerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas Of Stark CO., o.
In the above action and ~ mo directed will offer
Tor sale VI public Outcry ~ tho door of tho court
hourn, In tho city of Canton, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
saturday, tho GTlh day OF April, 1850
sHERIPF SALE.

wallAm n, arcot lOtdW " sale, STARK
uountN UofnInan rluN1
Ao Eltnor etuG 6ovrC
~ viflao Of "a ordN VI aAls hsani
M oort Of tho court ~ common pleas of HtArk DO,
ohio, In th0 ab0vo aotign, A,d 70 mn droutod viii
Uner Tor 0nl1 40 puhno nutofy Al no a1or nf thA
Jourt h1unt, In NE city Of Canton, Ou
Saturday, tho 9Th day Of April, 1859,
tho following described real estate, situate In
40 city Of Canton, STARK Oouuiy, Ohlo, te-wF Lu,
aunbof e,iU1, IN thO city VI OaDion, ohio, nov
hnswn Aa lut number 1850
Apprnlacd M $4,000
saio 70 soumgpoo AZ c'stsCk . m Tormi
A. LGNN0rH shsud
WV ~ OuAHg, AWIs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
sIIRRIFl BALE.

~ yIiue of au alias order of niN, Aiued by tho
ol6Tk Of tho oOurt Of common pleas 0i STARK
county, ohio m the above AGlon, and ~ inu lis
rootod viii offer for sale "a pnble 9ulGiy W tho
door 0i mo court hOuaO. IN the city Of CAnton on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

WIN llH l0fty years
: of nneNampled sue
eass Ia tho cure OF
Blood Diseases, you
can make no mis-,
tako In p5eieTriHg
Ayers
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
sHERIPP SALE.

sHERIPP SALE.
Richard Lea OrdN Of nlN
VA Rtarh UOnnty OOtnHiDn
Dau,.l A@sIwAs ., h Ptos4 0o0rt
nv virtue " h adcr NJ sole Haucd ~
no clerk Ul ulN court VI OQnmnn plORA W stark Co.,
o., IN t0 above AglDh and " mo directed VIII Ofoi
for sale ~ public OuiNry W thc dDOr 0t the o0utl
b0uao, IN tho oily NJ Ohut1u, 0u
Saturday, the 9th day Of April, 1880
,ho following described roA estate situated In
the Oounty Ui STARK, ttaic Of Ohio aud town OF ALI
snoe, aud known NJ l0t number nVo (b) In WohbI
addition 10 the town VI Alliance AlAgk county
Ohl0.
Appraised NJ e56o
sale " oommopoo At Que ooloak D. III. rorma
A LEININoEU, sporIa,
wArH now, AtIu,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
sHImiIFF SALE.

aorg wlss s,,,, 9,asS Sdss,s q ds.,l ss,s
Henry WinnafelL 0t A. rlnas U0nrt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
SarsaparlLIa

20 any other, Tho
fere-runnm Of mod
erh blood melieinea,
Ayers saranparlila
IL atill tho most pop
uiar being IN great
or demand Than all
OtliaTa gQinliiued
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
SHERIFF SALE.

mono = MooAarv. AtpJ.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-14
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They know that it prints all the news,
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OTHER DAILY PAPERS In THE
CITY TOGETHER.
Furthermore, I'm proportion to the re-
turns IL gives its patrons, ITS ADVER-
Using RATES ARE THE CHEAPEST
In THE CITY.
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FREDERICK ITEMS.
Van F0ssen Convicted of Manslaughter
The Agricultural Fair.

CORES pondence Of THE EVENING STAR.
FREDERICK, Nd, Oct. 49,
The closing arguments in the trial Of John J.
Van Fossen, for the murder on the night Of Oc-
tober 8, 1888, Of ex-Policeman Charles Augustus
Porter, were made in the circuit court here Sat-
urday and at 4 o'clock the case was given to the
jury. At o'clock a verdict Of manslaughter
was returned, the jury strongly recommending
the prisoner to the mercy of the court This
was the second trial of the case, the jury at the
first trial having failed to agree. The counsel
employed in the recent trial were States Attor-
ney Ed s. Eichelberger and VIM. P. Maulsby,
jr., for the state, and Hon. NJ G. Urner, Hon.
F. ]. Nelson and F. Marion Fauble for the de-
tense.
Frederick has already assumed lively ap-
pearance in readiness for the annual fair that
opens Tuesday morning. Hundreds of exhib-
itors have already sent their exhibits to the
grounds. In all departments the entries have
been unprecedented in number. and if the
weather does not interfere the display will far
surpass those of former years. The fair will
be visited on Thursday by several members of
the Presidents cabinet, who will leave Wash
ington at $50 am. in private car attached to
a special train.
The annual report of the treasurer of the
board Of county school commissioners shows
the receipts for the fiscal year ending Septem-
Der 80 to have been S69, 1894 and the ex-
penditure sec, 91466, leaving a balance of
S2,817.9S.
Mr.. George A. Boyer, formerly of this
city, but now Of Washington, and Miss Rosie
E., daughter of Mr.. John Six of Frederick,
were married in Washington few evenings
ago. They will make Washington their future
home
H. G. Welty, contractor. through his
counsel, NJ. G.. Urner and VIM. P. Maulsby,
has docketed a suit in the circuit court here
against the Smith bridge company of Tole do,
Ohio, claiming 1.33 for services rendered,
money loaned, &c. The suit grows out Of the
destruction of the new bridge at Point of
Rocks by the flood in June last.
Miss May Cookson of Takoma, DC, Is a
guest of the family Of Mr.. Geo. VIM. Smith,
near this city.
c. U. S. Levy, esq.,, and daughter have re-
turned from pleasant visit TO Washington.
FM
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