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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-27
ms A GO,
The Fair Ground Race Course Will
Have Much Needed improvements,
So Decided tho Directors At the Saturday
Mssting'-A Summer Meeting in Aug'
uHt,

The directors Of the Stark County Agrl
cultural Society held a meeting Ia The
basement Of the court house Saturday
afternoon, There was a fair sized attend
ance Of members, Considerable minor
business was transacted during the meet
Ing, Samuel Toomey Of Canal Dover
president Of the TuRoarawas Valley Horse
lireederR' Association, and I'D, Myera
Vice president Of the same, were present
at the meeting, and In behalf Of that aaso-
citation asked the directors for the use oi
the grounds for three days summer
trottlng meeting to be held AZ these
grounds the last Of next August ltwaf
decided by the directors 10 give tho ASSOC
clatlon the use OF the grounds AZ that
time, The question Of repairing the
track was brought up for confederation,
After some dlhOuaal0n lt was decided W
make an Improvement IN this track, A
committee consisting OF Samuel Toomey,
I'D. Myers, John ". Roth and Isaac II.
Sherwood was appointed 70 huperlntend
the improvements 90 be made, The com,
mltlee was authorized 10 employ civil
engineer and have q survey OF tho track
made, The southwest end Of tho track ID
10 be swung out aud the turns are 10 he
raised, The track la also 10 bo well drain.
cd, This will put the track ~ hplendid
condition, and mako II one OF the hest
half mile tracks In the state
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HoRRInLn DEATH,

A ~, Wayne Brakeman Falls Under a
Moving Train Near Wooster this Morn
ing,
AP., v. W, q G. brakeman named lloll
met with horrible death Just beyond
Wooster this morning, lie was crossing
from one car 10 another, whom his foot
allppcd, throwing him under the train.
Nearly q dozen cars passed over his body
when ho was found ho was mangled In u
terrible manner, having been killed In
atantly. II could not bo learned whore
hIa homo was, His remains were hkon
to Wooster and prepared for ahipmont,
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An nnIoynblo Amir In Porry

On last Wednesday morning shortly be-
fore the noon hour residents OF District
No, 4, Porry township, commonly known
na the Miller district, % the number Of
about ilfty entered the school room In u
most indOcoroua manner, took entire pos
session, and thus completely surprising the
teacher, Mr. Charles l., Martin, and his
scholars. When the effect Of the surprise
was gone aud order restored, Mr., William
Miller, who acted na spokesman for the
lntrudcra, who stated that the object In
thus coming together was 10 algnliy the
good will Inutually existing among teach
or, scholars and people OF the dlhtrict,
llo was followed by Mr., Cyrus collars In
a few pointed remarks, Mr., Martin then
made q brief reply, saying that ho was
unable 90 express hiA appreciation OF this
mark of respect, that II meant moro than
merely coming together 10 foat and have
n pleasant time, Ia tendency would ho to
encourage the acholura, and moro firmly
unite tho interest and fellowship Of all
concerned, after which II was apparent
that no one cared much whether "achoOl
kept or notn aud everything was left 10
tho mercy OF the invaders,
A feast was then spread by tho lndioa,to
which tho subscribers OF this article could
do Justice neither with mouth or pen, Suf-
llNN W w NtAN ANNN ~ N'AAi NiNAN' WV AAANNN
efficient chtorer 10 turn green with envy,
The dinner being cleared away, draw
Ing match was arranged, tho competitors
being blindfoldcd aud compelled 10 draw
q picture Of u pig on the blackboard.
Mira. Brad. Docard was awarded 0rst
prize. OthCr nmugcmonta were had, be-
Ing intorapcraod with rccitations by Mr.,
Martin, VIM. Suoir, Willie Miller, and
Vina Dlotz, and music by the school choir,
Mr.. Cyrus collars was then called upon
for an address, who spoke OF the prosper
ous condition Of tho school, the lyccum
aud the good that must certainly result
from auch n universal expression OF fool-
ing. Tho exercises then closed with a
neat speech of thanks by Mr.. Martin, who
compllmentod the people and particular.
ly the ladies on the complete success oi
tholr undertaking. II was without doubt
the most satisfactory cyont that has oc'
currcd In that locality for considerable
length OF time.
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LATEST FROM NAvARRB.

Democratic Primaries Miraculous Ba-
cape From Terrible Accident In tho
mino -.- Big Lot OF Witnogaoa -.- Church
Notoa,
NAvARRR, March "a.
Tho Democratic primary election for
township and corporation officers was
held by tho central committee last Satur-
day. Owing to tho bad condition OF the
roads and continual rain tho yoto was
light. Tho following is the results Town
ship trustee, l.. j. Daily 1i7i township
clerk, 10. j. Walker "a, A, w. Goshorn a. (;
assessor, Frank u. Leghley 1888, Tho to-
tal vote cast was lb1 Tho following cor
poraton ticket was nominatodi For may
or, Daniel Biddlo; olork, II. j. Walkcri
treasurer John Loow; marshal, John
Doyle, street commissioner, Victor Hug;
counclmon, Robert Gnchtcr, Julius Hug,
II. w. Foster, Tho ticket gives general
satisfaction. Tho Republicans will hold
q caucus on Thursday oyoning.
Last Saturday u terrible accident could
have happened ut Black Run coal mine
south of Navarro " the incident would
have occurred about ton minutes later
Nv NttIllN tflUh uOnnN Nill Ni'AblN
twelve o'clock Engineer Phillip Handa
was engaged In hoisting tho last cur OF
conl whom near the upper landing no
checked the speed Of tho engine for tho
purpose Of resting the cage on the
| check timberR. In doing 80 the caRo did
not quito meet the landing place. Without
waiting hero Levi Whilmor and Marion
Welch proceeded 10 get tho cur OF coal oil
the cago which e thoir work at that place,
whcn.suddcnly the cago went with tor
rifle force 20 tho top OF tho trostle. where
| II was wcdgod 80 tight that u could not DO
gotten down. II seoms while the ongneor
was In the net OF hoisting the cage u little
higher for the purpose OF resting ~ no
| found that ho could not stop the engine.
| Fifty OF the mlnera were NJ tho bottom OF
tho mine nj the time, but as tho cage
could not be used for hosting, tho mon
had TO resort 10 climing out at the air
shaft with ladders, 200 feet high, and q
continual strenm OF water pouring down
through the air shaft. II took thom sew
eral hours 10 come out and some OF them
were almost exhausted when they got 10
the top. There Ia good denl OF com
plant made by the miners In the wpy the
mir shaft 10 constructed. Tho engine Ia
also condemned by tho mon.
About thirty.1ve witnessed wore sum
moned 10 appear NJ court to-day To TESTIFY
In tho case OF the State OF Ohio against
Albert Chamberlain who was indicted by
tho last grand jury for Incest
The u. B. church which Ia boing. rebuilt
at present tlmo by u. Converse will make
quite q handsome appearance when nm
lshod. II IL the intention TO have the
church completed by the tenth OF May, NJ
which time tho Board OF Missions will
| t,ant nt thia nlnnp
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type material has ALREADY been purchased
II will be seven column quarto, The
company will not purchase pressea Al
present, but will have their press work
done al one Of tho other printing oilloes'
The Office Of tho eOmiidny viii 40 lii one
Oi the rooms OfW, l., Al0KandeLOn West
Eighth street, recently occupied 40 q
printing office, -
The noorporaiors say tho paper will be
independent IN politics, but u ID ~ be sur
missed that IL will lean towards the lie.
puhlieans, AZ II 10 q WellknOwn fact
That there II quite q feeling among many
Of tho Republicans as regards their organ,
and that the ineOrpOraiorR pf tie new pa
per are all Republicans,
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SUNDAY PAPER.
A Company Formed by Prominent Bust
ness Mon.

A Company Formed by Prominont Bust
ness Mon.
Canton 10 TO huvo another newspaper
II will start out as Sunday paper, but II
is evidently tho intontion Of the stock
holders TO step into the daily field ntsome
future day. Some oe the projectors OF tho
now enterprise have made several AZ
tcmpts to purchase the Repository, but
all efforts failed. Hence the new move
was made.
Tho papers Of Incorporation have been
forwarded to Columbus. The incorpora-
tors aro w. Il. Alexander, G. 10. Cook, j,
M. Campbell, George Barnes and S, v,
Courtney. II Is understood that IN adj
litlon TO the Ave incorporators named,t The
following six other gentlemen are in
tcreetcd In the company; Messrs. G, vi.
Mellinger, G. A, A,Dausherty, Judge Under
hill, @. c. Cook, Ed. $. Raif and W. e.
Miller.
The capital stock will bo $4,000, The
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The matter was not definitely settled last
night, but laid over Tor q week,
Total receipts, AD,GIOO6l expenditures,
yW, ,laH,OA, balance Ia funds, tb,bdl.N;
balance credit Of funda la treasury,
N2,7A,0i tax receipts In treasury, t2l ARA
~ total, $50 ,2S0Da, sewer aud paving as
heaament, B,Ob0, 0,dSl total, $40 2iG,2B. Bonds
outstanding, S2IAn,l0j estimated out
atanding bills, A,72a,lSi total, Sa2l, l,00,2Js
cash assets In treasury, B,0il0l,
Tho apprnaement 70 the next half
year was read aa followai
Street commissioner 81 400, streets and
alleys S2,G3073, lighting @,A0O, police
N,8O0, water 81, ,lb0, engineer 800, salaries
N'8, lncidcntala 1900, interest NbS,lO,
Board Of Health 500, sinking fund A,b00
laewer hondg, fire department $500, total,
s2l, ,is2,S0.
Adjourned for one week,
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ANNOUNCEME ENTS.
Subject 10 tho Deoihion Of tho Democracy
At their Primaries, March 40, 1890,

Subject 10 tho DeoihiOn Of tho Democracy
At thoir Primaries, March 40, 1900,
The Democratic Primaries fOr Canton CITY and
Township TOT the nomination ~ eiy aud township
cAndldalea ior No agflgH tlegtlon VIII be, held et
from sioTF N, under 90 charge Of tho Contra
Committeeman, Or of such persons ~ they mai
designate fOr the purpose, and Al tho following
first wArd-No, u uoae House,
second turner iiAil
Third " No, y ll0aa House,
Fourth NO Hose House,
Flnh No, Hose House,
SIKH " Cor Market hnd Navarro streets,
seventh " Police lioadquptiefa, clty hall
fownhhip-Woal linaement ot lhe Court House
North Industry ffeolnct-N0iih Industry
Tho polls Will hn open ~ tho North Industry ffe
olnul from ~ ~, TOT y, ~,
All known Democrats arc entitled 10 vote ~ ease
Of challenge, the pbihnn challenged viii only DO hl'
lowed u y0to upon giving hia pledge VI honor u
support tho ticket nominated,
Announcements VIII be- received by The pflnlor
only from tho candidates individually, from thrli
friends upon q written guaranty from them, or fiOm
some member Of the central commit .,
No announcements viii be received later than
fhe Csntrai Committee are requested 70 make 70.
turns not later than Monday, Mhrrh 10th, W y, H.
illgulOr Of the committee,
wo aio authorized 70 announce. tho following
nnmc Tor their respective oloos subject W tho u0.
olaOn 1f tho Democracy NJ thVlf pflnAflual
COUNCIL.
second Ward MANrlN HENRY,
W, n, COOPER,
Third Ward uuATAYE a, flltKa
Fourth waId-gll llLta n RAEpEL
-PIiilP AGii LiMMER,
flflh waN-hi9nOLAs ugkLiNOkM
S'1Sn ward oWiGt GANS"H"
Seventh ward-rAUL YIELD.
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MAsaILLoN, March 70.

Tho Daughters Of Veterans dramatic
social was we'll attended last night, N,G
we're tho reooipta.
Tho Christian church social will bo held
NJ the residence Of Ollie Krier tomorrow
evening.
Mr.. WIN, ulman leaves to-day for
Pueblo, Colorado, whore he Intends 10
study law.
Petor Sognor wont 10 Wooster yostor-
day.
Mrs. Minnie Pierce and Mrs. Grootslng'.
or were arrested yesterday for disturbing
tho peace at the East street school yoator.
day. Mrs, Pierce was released from jail
on bond aud will bo taken 10 Canton to-
day on writ Of habcaa corpus. hrn.
Grootaingor will have hearing before
the mayor this morning.
"Jacln Mcclure was arrested last oven
ing, implicated In tho chicken stealing
case.
Miss Susan Rogers and her mother aro
going 10 Shroyo and will reside thore thia
summer.
Tho employees Of John Molnhnrd have
commenced work on the vault OF tho
Mercantile bank.
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osnaburg Itoma.
Canton rp, DIST 10. S'tt tSt-,lSCDSM ADA HOFFMAN

OsSADuRo, Mach 20.
ON tho afternoon Of the Goth q flag pro-
sontntlon 70 the public school will take
place. Speeches will be had from Attor.
ney Krlchbaum, j, q, A, Richter and
olhOrs. Ceremonies undcr the auspices
Of Liberty Council No 10 Jr. o. U. A. NJ
A drama entitled the "lleroic Dutch
man OF '7O,n will bo presented IN tho high
school room Saturday evening the 20th by
homo talont
Protrnctod meeting IL boing conducted
nj the Kountzo memorial by Roo Smod'
Icy
II. Reed will ship n ear load Of horses IA
tho Cleveland market Friday.
Ed. Ravonstino has returned from
Jnnetto, Pa, whore ho has boen working
ut his trade the past few months'
Councilman Doholl IL slowly recovering
from stroke OF paralysis,
Tho Democratic primary election tol
township and corporation officers will bt
held next Saturday.
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onANDMoHuR Hu LIS FUNERAL,

A Largo Conoourao Of Relatives and
Friends Pay Thoir Last Tribute.
Tho funeral services Of GRANDMOTHER
Hull were held In the First M. II. church
yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The
church was we'll illlod with relatives and
friends OF the deceased. The funeral ser.
mon was preached by Rev. j. N. Field OF
tho Baptist church. Rev, II. 9. Ferguson
OF the Presbyterian church, and Rov. j,
llarpstor OF the Trinity Lutheran church
assisted In conducting the services. The
intormont was made nj Wostlnwn come
tory,
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TWO DEATHS.

David Lind PaaBoa Away az tho Ago OF 10
.--Death OF Louisa Howonatino,
David Lind, agod ~ years, died at 10
o'clock this morning nj hia homo at No.
20 North Walnut street, OF pneumonia.
Mr.. Lind has boon u resident Of this city
for tho past 30 years, A number Of years
ago ho built what is known as the Buck
oyO Milla on East Seventh street. His
wife still survives him. Tho funeral will
bo held nj 10 o'clock Saturday. lntormont
at Wostlawn cemetery.
Loulsn Howonstinc, aged CO goara, died
last evening NJ her homo NJ Howonstino
Station. Funeral will tako place tomor-
row at 10 o'clock from her late residence.
Intormont at Molchoimor church.
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PROF. ARpne ARRnspED.

Ho Gotta into Trouble, hkipn Out, but IL
RoGrroated and Jailed.
Some time ago Prof William Artoa, a
colored artist Of Alliance, was arrested ON
the charge Of adultery. He govobond for
his appearance NJ future time before the
mayor OF that city Whom the time FOR
his hearing came, the Professor could not
bo found. II was not until u few days
ago that the authorities learned that he
was living near plttaburR. The marshal
OF Alliance caught him and brought him
back. Deputy Sheriff Mack went over
yesterday and brought him hero and
placed him In Jail TO await his hearing be-
fore tho probate court,
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AHaboaa oorpua oaao.

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Minnie Spic.
gol, OF Massillon, won't TO one OF tho
school buildings there and raised dis
turbanco over some grievance she had at
one OF tho teachers who had chastisod
ono Of her children. Upon tho complaint
OF tho teacher sho was arrested and placed
In the city prison TO await u hearing by
Mayor Fants, who was at that time absent,
This morning her relatives began hnbeas
corpus proceedings TO obtain her relonso'
The case was tried to-day before Probate
Judge gawcctt and Minnie was romandod
10 the Masslllon prison, but permitted Ia
qiyo bail for her release until trial.
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Roduood Ratoa TO tho Wost via, tho Ponn@
Bylvnnia IinoB,

Tickets at greatly reduced rates are novp
on sale at the ticket offices of the pcnn-
sylvnnia lines west OF Pittsburg TO KnnBas
City, Omaha, Donyor, Pueblo, 50. Paul,
Minneapolis and other importnntwcatoril
points, Persons contemplating "trip to
The West or Northwest win find II 60 thoir
advantage 70 confer with tho agent Of tho
tickets, Quick tlmo, the bost accommo-
d0tions, tho fewest changes of cars, and
baggage checked through 20 destination.
Prompt connections through the Union
Depots AZ Chicago and 81 Louis, For full
information call upon or write 20 ~. i,
Roller, passenger and. ticlSot agont of tho
Ponnsylvanlalilcs, Canton, o.. .rae..-1
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Ron,d rnorooao in formulation.

RAvnNNA, o., Mar %. Mrs John Low
rio. wife Of u farmer living at Charleston,
Portage county, six miles cast OF this
place, yesterday gave birth toquath uplets,
two boys and two girls, nll living, well
developed and apparently healthy, Mrs.
Lowrle four years ago presented her hus-
bnnd with triplets, and u year later with
twins, her recent feat giving hor nine
children ~ three births, She is agcd
about 40, and N Of Irish descent
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ANOTHER MoNsrRosrpY

TO lintor tho Ring IN Composition With
Moointy'a Calf and tho Blossoms at tho
Ropoaitory once.
MoGinty'a nyo.lcggcd calf and the
two-loggOd monatrOtltioa NJ tho Ropoai'
tory oiIloO are 20 have competitors,
although II ia generally admitted that the
Reps aggregation cannot he oqualed.
The latest monstrosity IL nyc.lcggcd
cnlf, horn on the farm OF Mr. Rronso near
Lake Park and has been purchased for
$40 by Alfred Samblault, watchman ut
Lake Park.
The NTH log IL perfectly formed but a
surprising feature IN that II Ia lacking In
that part OF In anatomy most conspicuous
with the Rep. force, Yotrinary Surgeon
blanchard loft this morning 10 perform nn
operation. II IL thought tho animal will
live.
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Tho rnir Premium hInt.

Tho Premium List OF the forty.1rst an.
nual Stark county fair, TO bo held In this
city Sept. %, %, "a, % and 20, hus beon
turned out from the Democrat Publishing
Company presses. II IL u book that no
one, taking an interest In the annual
county fairs, can afford 20 bo without. In
addition 10 tho list OF premiums the book
contains: Officers for 1900 board OF di-
roctora with tholr poetoilco addresses, a
word TO exhibitors, thoughts on Children's
Day, constitution, rulos and regulations,
rates OF admission, classification OF NOM
bors In charge, trcnsuror's report and an
excellent advertisement Tor the STARR
COUNTY DEMOCRAT,
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Tarowell TO Toledo.

Tho Woman's Relief Corps, the Nom.
hers OF Forsyth Post and tho members OF
Toledo Post G.. A. r., will tender recep'
tod 10 General aud Mrs. Young and Mrs
Kate Il. Sherwood, on Friday evening
Toledo Blade.
Mrs. Young is about TO leave Toledo tc
take charge Of the Xonia Soldiers Or
phans Home, and Mrs. Sherwood bidding
farewell TO Toledo friends, for pcrmo
mont home In Canton.
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A nnrlrIllo nolllrnront nntchcr.

Saturday evening Joseph Barber, u
we'll known butcher Of HHrtyillc, threat
onod 20 annihiloto his wife and several
realcd by Constable Daniel Lilly, who tel.
oqrAphod 10 this city for nm officer. po.
licemnn John Muckly responded, and
brought the prisoner 70 the county Jail,
where he now s. Mrs. Barber IL In the
city to-day trying 20 effect n compromise,
and asking for The liberty Of hor wnyward
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rhn onnrI nnntnlnod tho pomurror.

This morning Judge Taylor rendered q
decision to the demurrer 10 the petition
In the case of Henry Fauble w, the City
OF Alliance. This action was ono brought
to restrain the payment OF $500 as lines In
certain cnsos 20 the nformor. A demurrer
was filed raising tho ground tho petition
did not show that the city solicitor had
not been requested to bring the suit aud
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SYMproMs-M Moisture; intense itching
and stinging; most at night, worse by
ors form, which often bleed and ulCeratc,
becoming very sore. SwAYNE's OtNT-
MENr stops the itching and bleeding, heals
liberation and In most cases removes the
tumors. AZ druggists, or by mnil for 10
cents. DR.. Swoync q Son, Philadelphia
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sontonco Suspended in an Alliance Liquor
CnAo.

Last evening Judge Taylor suspended
the sentence Of John LOTUS OF Alliance,
until the final hearing OF the petition In
error. Before being released, however,
LOTUS IL required TO give n bond IN the
sum OF 5000. This is u case IN which the
Mnvor of Alliance fined LOTUS $500 for
violating the Prohibition ordinance ol
that place,
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onow 10 curo nll ekIn plaoaaou.

Simply apply "SwAYNE's OINTMENT"
No Internal medicine required. CureS
tetter, eciema, Itch, all oruptions, on tho
face, hands, nose, &C., leaving tho skin
clear, whito and healthy. Its great henl-
ing and curative powers are possessed by
no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SwAYNE's OINTMENT. rIr-s
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An IniuBiioo Internationally Dono DR.
Burner.


Burner.
On investigation We find that tho report
Of tho suit against DR., II. Russell Burner
In our issue OF the goth inst docs the Dr..
injustice. II turns out that the plaintiff
had not taken tho Doctor's treatment but
becoming alarmed from some causobcgon
an injunction suit TO prevent the Doctor
from selling his notes. Tho Doctor had
tho notos and had no intention Of selling
them, he being entirely Responsible,
Learning Of the plontlr's dissatisfaction,
hc gave up tho notes without further liti-
CATION, the plaintiff paying all the costs
Justice TO DIR. II. Russell Burner demands
us TO state further that our investigation
proves that DR.. Burner stands high IN his
own city and country whoro he H. bogt
known, and Is endorsed by the best citi.
zens as n prompt, trustworthy and honor
able gentleman, whose integrity and re-
sponsibility are not questioned. Dr.
| burner win continue hls regular visits TO
this county, and will DO at tho Barnett
House on The 10, 10 and nth OF each aud
| every month.
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s,orl, county uorticulturai Society

Tho next meeting Of the Stark County
uortlculturnl Society will be held We'd
nosdny April 9, AT the residence OF Sher'
if Krider In this city.
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IrARN.-For unlo--A farm OF SIX acfes on EASY
N Ninth atreeI formerly part Of tho br0nnof
farm, and lately owned by John 0OOdonpefger
HAs now frame houau, MA fooma lniahud altlo ana
pood collar. capital place for truck iAfmlnH'. IN
nariiy nlnntod M fhHnherrleA asparagus, Otc, I'm
nulro OF ". H. Harrison Adnir Of NJ II, Grimm, ur-
coaqed, 1865 North CLEVELAND avenue or ~ Tofnhuo
reed Gutter pftpB, fb.dNW'hW-re-V
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Eatioo.

Tho annual meeting of tho Canton Gem
etery Association will be held at the Office
of said association April 9th, 1890, be-
tween tho hours of and 4 p, M Ono
trustee md clerk TO be elected.
WIN. RANK, Clerk,
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NOR sATlc-Oh, say II you want nice team Of
IN draft coils, Ora team OF Ru purpose hotecB or
anpie hOrso thht You may feel proud Of call on w.
M NItIHY Ho viii DEFY unmpetltl0n m quality Tor
the prlco NY getting sstsfnoogy paper will sell on
time. noaldoicc Rk milebBou,hwost or lnnsyllle,
M oananurah road. ,s'eAN mp7-ows
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also that tho suit did not appear 10 be
brought Ia behalf Ot the corporation, The
demurrer WAS sustained and leave given 10
amend petition instantert The counsel