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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
saturday, tho iSt day Of March, /
SHERIFF SALE.

Charity School OF Kendall order ofaale
~ StarG County Common
ny virtue Of IN alias order OF sale, Issued by tho
olefk OF the court VI common pleas of STARK
county. ONO, IN tho above action, aud 10 me d.
foctod, will Oncr for dnlo NJ public 0utcry VI tho
door VI tho court house, IN tho city Of Canton, ON
saturday, the 22nd day Of March, 1880,
the following described rcAl estate to-wlu rAit OF
fractional section q IN feffy township, In hall
county brnlunug for ~ boundary IN tho center Of
MIL street. IN MAth on, ~ thO southwest cOnpr 0f
the 2.Acrn tact conveyed by Anthony uyalor ard
wife 10 said tdWatd u, DOxaro ny deed recorded IN
the record Of deeds VI said county IN vol pi, pages
BIZ a thence south, ~ degrees east l1iA fuet 10 u
einhu theuCu nur'h 90 frct 10 atakeI tnce SOUTH
80 decree, west, 100 feet 10 tho center llnu u Mil
street, aud thence south along tald oentor Hue u5
feet 10 tho place of beginning
Appraised at $500,
sale 70 commence at ono O'Clock y. IN. Terms
Ia KRIDER, shorln.
FL. BALDWIN, ATTY.
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nnrhod wIro rnncn smindlnrn

Look out for travelling barhed wire fence
swindlers. They offer 10 put up an eight
wire fence with iron posts for eight cents
a foot. When you come 10 settle with
them YOU find that II IL oight conts foot
for oach wire.
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schomo 10 Tnr ohIo Lnkon.

There Is n scheme on foot 10 tax the
owners OF the many little lakes dotted
over Ohio. is claimed they are real
property, and when .used as resorts are
moro profitable than farms.
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The above IN copper plate and not boll-
or plate, II Ii a first class, llfe-llke like,
nehs and represents q man with the most
remarkable memory In the United Stntoh,
OF tho 10000 volumes IN tho great Con-
gresHIonal Library, he knows every book
by tlle and Just whore 10 put his hands
on Il,
Mr., Spoliord was born NJ Gllmanton,
New Hampshire, September ", 1925, His
father, who was q clergyman, employed a
private tutor, under whom Ainaworth re-
c0lyed the greater part OF his education,
AZ the age OF alxteen he went 10 Clnoin-
natl where he found q situation IN q book
aellng and publishing house, Hence he
was brought Into contact with literary
and scientific productions AT q very early
period Of his life. This gave the deciding
direction 10 his career since lao seems 10
have been peculiarly iltted for this pro-
feaaion. la 1859 h0 became associate ed-
Itor OF the Daily Commercial In Cincin-
natl, He was appointed First Aaalatant
Librarian In 1851, and four years later be-
came Librarian IN Chief, When he on
tered upon his duties the library consisted
Of but $1,000 volumes, and underbia n an
agcmont las grown 20 Ito present mngni-
tud0, Mr., Spoiford has brought about
many changes OF q reiormallvo character
In tic department supervised by him.
ThemOat important Of these ~ the amend-
mont 10 the copyright law, through which
the business OF recording and authontl-
eating copyrights, which was formerly
done by the dlatrict courts OF each state,
IL now transacted by tho Librarian OF
Congress. lie " said 70 have u most OK
ccllont memory for fact, and even for sub
aldlary circumstances connected with
thcm-n quality which cannot bo too
highly appreciated, II being one OF the
most Important fnctora In making him
competent 10 hold position Of such i'm.
portanco,
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SHERIFF SALE.


Simon leppert loTdsr of gals 70 partition,
George neppert OF Al, rleAa Court
By virtue OF an order OF sale In partition Issued by
no olork Of the court Of common peas Of htafe co
uhiO IN tho above action, aud W ine directed, VIII
.n6r Tor aae NJ public 0utoTy NJ the door VI tho
court house, Ia tho oly VI Canton, on
Saturday, the 2sd day of March, 1890,
tho following described real estate, to,witl
situated IN the township VI Perry e1nlW OF STARK
aud state oi QUO, anQ AnoWn ~ ana helng part 0i
ntotlon nnmhei "a on Of loNnsllp 1gli llOl an9
range nlno (u), bounded ~ fulloWhi beginning ~
tho poInt o. intersection " tie ocnief lue Of tho
ROAD from Mhhsiun pat lieppgith lnlll WIN wull
Wheeling HllTOali anu running thence nnfthNAids
~ With tho wlht llnu of h.l llsht Of way 70 tho
hou Hue oi lands btlnnmnH 70 one fiAnk Mailer
thence wehtwArdly aud along Tho south lnn 0f said
n, Matters land 20 the southwest eoinef Of the hAmt
thence n0Ithwardly aud alnnn fIank hAlieih west
Hue 20 the south llne 0i lAndH OF helnlait kellur
thence wehtsAfdly aud along said kullufh south
linN " the highway eadlnH nom lioppefta MIL 10
~ MlllpnIt thonce hlulhwafily al0nH said ROAD 70
the southeast corner Of lAnd of John hpIonll
thence wehtNardly aud along tho south llne o Ahnn
Of John nuTOnd, One rUlAiki, Mis-, KAtu rAhnacht
aud John Miller 20 the enht Hue OF lAllA bhlunRnH
" huth hArl and 0lheml lhouop houthWaIdly AlunH
tho east Hue u aAn hHfh and 10 tho center nt the
road Known aA tho khf road thence eeHtwAfdly And
AOnH the o0nter line Of said iArl rAd 20 tie Weal
line VI tho Cleveland, L0fan aud wheeling Railroad
Ilgh' o. way ana l,ee o. heglnnlgH ton,NnlnH
highways, Said promiei being the balance yot vi
hnld Of the pfoml 90 Of which John tleppufl, tho
father Of plalnIu and dtiondAnle, dled tolfed aud
IN possession,
Appraised NJ 5000,
Halo to commence A | O'Clock ,, m. Terma
O. a, KRIDEn, sheriff.
Wv, MoCAuoHHr, Any
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sHRRIPP SALE,

Nancy Kllngaman order Of Halo In Partition,
Vs. STARK County OOuimon
Jacob Frederic ota rloAA Court
by virtue o. an order Of aaio In partition issued by
lheglulh oi the Court ofCommOn rluAa Of STARK uo,
" ~ tlo above action aud 10 mo directed 1 will
oher fof halu NJ public ouiofy, on tho premises,
Ia washington township, on
Saturday the LIST day OF March, 1890
Tho following described real oatAte Situated Ia
thu vouny on Hlark, and State VI ohio, ana tn0Wn
~ no rn.t hAli uf the northeast quarter OF a0rtlOn
nltern (lbl, toNnthip eighteen (A), range ~ 0l.
anl containing olghly acrca Of land, bo mo same
Appraised At 5000.
sale 70 commence NJ ono O'Clock D M Terma
ohe'thltd cash on day Of sale uno.tfd In ono yraf
ana 0net thlrl IN tNO years thnipAtcr tho doieffrd
phymtnia 70 brar Interest iI0m day oi aar, and 70
butccuIod ny mortgage on the promises sold
q, A. KINDER, Sheriff.
FonDiHo HARRIS, Attyu
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100 Doses Ono Dollar

nor SALE--4B acres land, betwoen LOulsyllle and
this city, within mllea 0f tho city llmltgj rich
aOlli large bank bern fair h0uHel and considered
onouf The best small farms IN Plain 1wnthlp, THIS
farm belongs " the heirs OF Jacob MArtllnR, do.
oeaeod AMI Will b0 sold cheap and on easy terms,
Enqulio " M, sIAEfFtR
lnnBO. ON 10 summit ~, Canton. o.
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SHERIFF SALE.

vs. y Stark County Common
Caroline LutK ot al Pleas Court.
ny virtue OF an order OF aaln, Issued by tho oloth
OF the court VI common plons OF stark county D. In
the above action and 10 mo directed Will 0ler for
sale at public 0utcry, NJ the door OF tne ooi,rt
house, In the city OF Canton. on
Saturday, the 10Th day Of March, 1890,
the following described real estate to-wlti sma,.
In OBnnburRh township, stark county Ohio anI
known ah part o. mo southeast quarter OF section
clght (B), township Eighteen (lH) aud ranao arven
az aud bounded ~ followNi II being nj ont ini
Known by the numbor three (t), commencing one
chain noith Of the sOuthoaN u0rner OF ioi niinher
two ~ thence northen three aud QUO fourth do
gTeca hfteen phslnei thence south W degreea eaT,
one ohAin and thifty-fOur links, thence nouth M
degrees west nfteen chalns thento north IN ne.
greea we T. one chain and thlrty.fOuf ililks 10 tha
place of boglnnlng containing two and ono ono
hundf odths % l-iODacres OF land ~"'
Appraised ~ eio0
SAFE 70 commence ~ O'Clock y. m. Terms oash
O. A. KiilDER, sheriff
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In pursuance of an order OF the ffobMo Court
STARK county, ONO, VIII offer for talo VI publ
auction, on
Saturday, the let day Of March, 1890,
nj O'Clock D. M, upon tho premises, tho following
dOac ibed zeal estate situate IN the county Of stark
aud state of ohio, 10 wilt Part OF tho East half VI
section l2 m township n, Of range u, IN STARK Onun-
w. ohio, beginning VI the gOnlhca't c0fnor OF said
sec Ion, thOnCe west with The boctl1n llnn 10 the
quarter post between section ~ and 49, thence
north to tho center " the section, thence further
north $40 chAnA 10 6tikol thence east w ~ chana
10 stone, thunco south 100 chnna 10 stpnul
thence east gOYH chaluH ~ the section lnol thence
aOuih with the section line 70 tho place OF beginning,
containing 100 acres OF land, moro or loaa.
Appraised at t02 30 por acre.
Terms Of talo -Ono-thlrd cash. ono.ihlTd In ON
year aud OnO-thlrd IN two years. deferred pay-
menta " bear Interest frOr day OF sale aud 10
be secured by mortgage on tho promaoa,
CHAS, KkIOHRAUM
AhNlgnto IN trust for the honoht of
Creditors OF Samuel Bucht0l.
January 2sth, 1890 -tOhw
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Tho Importance OF purifying the blood can.
not DO oyorostlmatcd, for without pure blood
you cannot enjoy good health.
At this season nearly every ono noods q
good medicine to purify, yItallEc, and enrich
tho blood, and wo ask you TO try Hoods
DanI,IIav y sarsaparilla. ItstrengthonS
TOSuIIoI and builds up tho system,
creates an appetite, and tones tho digestion,
while II oradlcatos disease. Tho peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation
OF tho vegetable remedies used glyO 30
no no0ao S,I,Is sSrsnporilln a. po'Sl @ To Itself
othcrmodlcInohaSSuch arccord Of wonderful
cures. II you have mado up your mind to
buy Hoods Sarsaparllla do not bo induced 10
take any other Instead. II is a Peculiar
Medicine, and Is worthy your confidence.
Hoods sarsaparllla is sold by all druggists.
Prepared by G. l, Hood 8 Co., Lowell, Mass.
100 Dosee Ono Dollar
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
Saturday, tho a0Ih day OF March, 1890
sHRRIFF SALE.


stephen Keith l,,,,,o Order ga! O sals
Thornton Kelletur FlsSs Court
ny virtue OF An order Of fAle iasned By the
clerk VI tho court Of common pleas OF stark Do,
p, ~ INC above AeOn, and 10 me directed viii ofef
t0f sale " public pntofy N the door Of tho OOun
house IN the ulv OF Canton, on
saturday, the 10Th day OF March, 1890,
No following described real Estate t0.wltl Situated
" thp cy NJ Canton, equity VI STARK aud ht,te Of
" 10, sue known ~ part 0f out lot number thlfys
one (hl) IN hhld city, described hH fOllIwai oOns
menclnH ~ point On tile raht linN 0f tho lAGd con.
yeyeQ 70 Tile Valley Hallway Company Tor ta track
through SAID out pt twenty (2i) feet south Of tho
north Hue Of said onl uti thence eAstWardly pAfa.
Win thld north Hue twenty nYe leh) feet thenee
honlhWhfdly pAfall with tlo east line VI said out
lot to p1lnt within twenty (en) fett Of tha south
lne Of said uut l0t thence WthtWAfdy parallel With
hhld south llne 70 the rAat line VI said lalway Com
nAnyh land to tho place Of boglnnlunl excepting
lhefolf0m lana enough " extend sycamore hlfrel
through tho f0ulhWent corner " thlfi0t nOuhwaTd
ways
Appraised ate 400.
cash
O. A, KRIDKR sheltn.
A. W, RANAEY, ATTY.
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NnYnn AprAuK A nunoLAn.

A Had Case OF oornering q Burglar In
akron,
AKRON, o., Feb, el,-lspeolal, II Charles
shanderkrr and wife hearing burglars In
Ia the house early this morning got up,
struck q match aud oornered the fellow,
The burglar ilredut AhAnderker, shatier.
Ing tho bones OF his Lex, after which he
jumped through q window aud escaped
with .sixiy'elght dollars, Shanderker viii
lose his log,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
BEES.

win buy or 10 colonies Of Beea Must bo cheap
aud delivered IN Canton U. btate how wlnleftd
aud Kind OF hive. WIN buy boes without hlyo if
UAutOu OHIO. fobAUshw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
A HUSBAND DESERTED,
Great Sensation in Canton Colored
Society,

The wife Of Robert Grimes Cruelty De-
seFis Him, ana Returns to Richmond,
Virginia o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
THE CIRCUIT COURT
Renders q Number Of Decls'
Ions
In Important Gases Brought Before
That Body.
The Lower Court Sustained in the
Umb,nhOur Case.

A Church oase-'Palae Imprisonment
Lower Court huatained-'other Court
Mattera
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YOUNG MEN Tiii;S TEiisSsSHT, 4 M?

Situations furnished soon ne qualified. Cost
OF learning, low. pnrticulnn Free. Addica5
VALt1NTtNE BROS, Janeavtils. WIS
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aALurdny. Lhe l0Lh 10y Ol MATohl IgO
sHERlFF SALE.

Albert ohamberlaIn order Of sale, elah
Va fnUuY OumAOn Fluah
Andrew Harmon o. al Court
Ny ylrul of an alas order OF sale Issued Nv tho
pluIk ll ihe tpurt of common pleas VI hlafk county
nhn, M Tho AnOYb action, and W me directed, |
win 0nnr Tor hale At puhlo 1uloIK W the door Of
tho ooull mouse, IN tie ellY Of cAilon, on
Saturday, tho goth day OF March, 1890
tho following desorbnd real estate lands and tene-
monih tnWlN hltnaiH In iha town " heliliuhnm
lnuW Incorporated village ~ katAtfr), IN hulhef
hens township, hiafk uUnntY, ono, aud known ~ 4
10y ol ground ~ ihnd ~ thu original town plat VI
iihlhlrhrm (nUw IN Village Of NAyafTe) and which
hnd N distinguished on lilo map " alid town a.
recorded v lilo Recorders once OF said county by
numhpr OF,
Appraised At $3.50
sale 10 commence Al ono O'Clock .. 10, Teuns
cash
o, A, KRlDER sheriff,
j, NJ, MynHa, pima Atty feO.Lw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27

Tho will OF John Howensiein, lato OF
Lawrence township, was fllod for probate
to.dny.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27

Ali the poems In tho poeia' corner arc
rIglnal contributions to the NHwa'ptAo'
IRAT, by home talent
LOVE AND nLmePhioiPN'
plgeon-ioed airl sWunH on me gale,
Wlth tho reckless an oi pohlHAlei
And hoT hllf was % fal As fel ppull DO
Liaeiho lurld rei NJ aHiirart feAl
Audhtr eyes wern large and deeplY hue,
And hos laoa was At bllHlll asa lpIhapp VHp
When hot blast nre Is shining through
And saw three freGHles on her nose,
A. TOOK heT lu from tlp 70 ioAs,
Hut felt AZ onoe that ahe was fair
Iu splto VI freekles aud lnHa hAlr
Her hut was plnmpa Tho breast Of QuAl,
And ber teeth ~ Whta 40 the tuska Of whale,
Aud she wlggIed that safe like q iad poles 'Alll
Then q brawny 'llnemanH came along
whiting snatch Ot mlnsiie aonHi
Ile carried ME 0pliera" Ia hls haHasl
Win his stalwhlt lrsa in leather bandsi
win splHea df steel fno'asnfd lnaldei
on, he Was "elmber r'-in hls prlae
And lust hy tho girI, with hair Of hre,
WAS white pine pnle All alruns Win wire
An electric wlre win current iTee
nnd crossed tho ateIpphone wire, }ou 300
And the red haired gill, viii mo pigeon Too,
iad iutt come lO iron haaimo,
And electric currents with wires aHloW,
We're amour mo things she didn'Fkno
And when tho lueman Jumped that pole
Aud klward lku ruulftel stole,
That red-halfed glu from Maxine,
win eyes ndamo and lheohn agloW,
Ia looking up that pole TOO straight,
Quick lost her balance on No gate
And the wiling elei Of llneman joe
Fell from tho sunlIi iAes below
40 tho pioIurusQup maid OF Matlmol
Ana be clipped hIs wire In q my, then
Rlld awlfuy down tho pole again
Vellft d the gir win tho pigeon toe
W., pes ahame aud checks agowl
Aud explained the iCu of the dynamo
(Au elestrO-magurl sue dldn't know,
nut the ,arm-ltuf theory thriitd her no,
Tat ahe made positive ouriepW Of joe
Win Love 10 the plant oi tho dynamo"
on the electric ear lhey took ride
win the pigpUn tuti glrl % i0itphs bridol
CANTON, Teb, 80, moo, u, n, SHERWOOD
wIuN THOU ART ooNE--A soNo,
When thou art gone am like one torsaken
Tfeadlng alone, the old, deserted wayal
Longing In vain, ono fond carers TO wAken
The dighing soul ~ bliss 0f other days,
Fancy Ia ever brckOnlng on,
Hearing no pleasure when thon AH gone
When thou arl gone tho sable mist of aadncai,
II ever bfoodug where Tho loytllsht shonei
Pllllng with gloom the sacred place VI glAdneii,
Casting unrest Nhclt peace woull dwell alone
Hasten, % darkness. unto tho dawn,
SIN my prayer when thou AT gone,
When thou at gone tho solemn silence stealing,
Like anrango guest unblddpn 70 tho hcanh,
In oyofy heart II chilling pleasant feeling,
Ana mlnglng sorrow Ia tho cup ol miiih
Long are the hours, lmger they on,
Fiaught with no sunshine whom ilou art gone
Whom thou art gone lhe dear lost hours begulln
with oil fond mp, comiuit my unfeht
Hut ah. no mors my lipa arc wrtalh'd d IN smiling
Aud my poof heart foiu,oih 70 bo blyaL
Love lung delaying u hasten on,
Llfoisa burden When IN ~ ait gone.
-lNArr ngowNLrn SnEnwoop
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Assignee's Sale.

In pursuance Of m order Of the Probate Court
STARK county, ONO, Will offer for sMo Vt publ
auction. ON
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27

Decisions IN the cases heard by lhe Cur,
cult court during this week were rehuer'H
this afternoon la court room NO. Il
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POETS' CORN Err.

All the poems in tho poeis' corner are
original contributions to tho NtWA'ptAo'
nnAr. hY homo tAlanh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
is Acres OF Land For Sale.

janielw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27

lOrder Of aAla, hiArk
Unlntl OpmmonrleAa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-16
Water Works for TooeIe.

The Tooele City Water Company
was incorporated yesterday with a
capital stock Of 5000, Tor the pur-
pose OF constructing water works for
TOoele City. FFancis NJ. Lyman
is named as president, Alexander
KerrOu vice president, Francis NJ.
Lyman, IT., secretary and George
f. Richards treasurer. These with
Hugh 5. Gowans, Peter A. Dro,ilay
and John Gillespie comprise the
boari of directors.
The source Of water supply will
be fine spring, situated in Settle
ment Canyon about one mile from
town. Tire water will lie piped
from the spring to the main RISER
voir Just 20 It'll Of and above the
town. This reservoir will be 20x35
feet In size. and 20 feet deep, and
will lie constructed OF stone. 1t
will hold about 80, 900 gallons. The
water will be conveyed over the
town by system Of pipes.
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Dead Body Found.

The dead body OF n man was
found Friday afternoon in a bend
"a Bear River, just south OF Dewey
vile. Christian Gusberg. OF Brig
ham, and a younger brother
were laboring in the field west
OF Matsoa's place, and becoming
thirsty they went down to the
river for a drink. The bows were
startled on discovering a CORPSE. "
ing on a muddy bar about rod from
shore, with the carcass OF a dead
animal on either side. Coroner
Ensign was notified Saturday and
proceeded TO the place. Identification
was impossible. A sack Of cut and q
plug OF chewing tobacco, two lack
knives aud dollar and sixty cents
were the only articles found on the
ooly. He was light complexioned
inan, weighing about loo pounds.
ana near rs years Of age. The
verdict was that he came to
his death by drowning, and
u l. the general opinion that
this was the corpse Of one Of the
men who fell of the bridge in the
N2Trows some time last February.
The ice and cold water prevented
decomposition. The body was
placed in a coffin and buried on the
river bank.-OgdeH STANDARD.
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TKimsan. south Dakota. Grsgs.e

While the columns Of the Grapkic
are open TO any and all unobjectiOn-
able advertisements, yet 1t Is quite
impossible for US to speak knowing
~ Of the merits Of the various arti-
cles Of merchandise advertised.
Particularly is this true Of patent
medicines. But there are excep-
tons occasionally, and a noteworthy
exception is the celebrated Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. This now
universally known medicine has
been advertised in the Graphic for
four or five years, hut not until
recently had We any personal
knowledge Of its wonderful efficacy,
which has come about through the
prevailing Influenza and the stub
born cough that has 50 often attend
ed IL. In the writer's family this
medicine has, on several occasions
this winter, cured cough that
baffied any and all other remedies;
and the number OF families in Kim
ball and vicinity, in which this
remedy has been used with like
effects, attests 10 its value rs o
specific for coughs and colds Of
every nature. For sale by z. G.. NJ.
|. Drug Department. DDS.
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Students Society,

The next session Of the Students
Society," Of the I.atter-dsy Saints
college will be held in the Social
Hall next Friday evening, April
a. # 7.s1. The programme will
consist IL a lecture on ''Architec-
fure. = by ID. c. Young, C. E, 4 re-
y.ort Of recent observations made by
ibe Field Club, 10y Instructor Will
lard Cr0xalI, selections by members
Of the Guitar and Mandolin Club.
md other exercises of an interesting
,haIacter. All are invited.
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DIED FROM NERVOUSNESS.
said 10 be the Result OF a Visit
from Deputy MarshalS-


On Friday at noon Deputies VAN
dercook and Mcclellan called at the
residence of T. B. Helm, of Pleasant
View. They represented themselves
as real estate agents Of an Ogden
firm, and stated TO Mrs. Helm that
they understood Mr.. Helms farm to
be for sale. On being told to the
contrary they departed towards
Hot Springs. Later they returned
anu found Mr.. Helm at home. They
informed him that he was I'M
der arrest, charged with unlawful
cohabitatiOn. He asked them for
their papers and they stated they
were at Ogden. Until they showed
their warrant he refused to come.
They attempted to take him by force.
A scuffle ensued in which Mr.. Helms
clothes were torn. The trouble great
ly excited Mrs. Helm, and her hus-
hand 10 save her further trouble
agreed 10 20 with the deputies. his
wife accompanying him. Mr.. Helm,
as was stated Sunday morning, was
bound over in $1,000 to await the
action Of the grand jury. Ii was II
O'Clock at night when Mr.. and Mrs.
Helm got hume. Mrs. Helm suf-
fered grectly from the excitement
and complained OF a pain above her
heart. She attended Sunday school
and afternoon meeting. Returning
much worse, she began to sink rapid
ly and at 7:30 in the evening
breathed her last.
She was IS years Of age. She had
borne five children all Of which.
after being grown, hal preceded her
10 the grave.
Mr.. Helm has the sympathy Of a
host Of friends In this sad and sud-
den bereavement.
The funeral services were held at
the Pleasant View school house at
10 n. m, "Wednesday, April 10TH
Ogden StaHGard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-16
Of 10 the Coast.

Brother David James, of this city,
had a serious spell Of sickness in the
early part Of the year, doubtless
caused in part by his over-exertion
IN overseeing the work Of construct
ing the sewers and attending 10 his
O'her business, and after partially
recovering suffered relapse
about ten days since which caused
MN TO decide upon taking a trip to
the coast for his health. He viii
leave tomorrow morning for Oregon,
accompanied by his W IL, and after
a brief stay there will sail TO san
r francisco and afterwards visit
other portions Of California, and will
DC absent about three weeks. We
wish him a pleasant Journey and 4
safe reAirn to health and home.