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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
oUR mAssfbLON LNrpnR,
An Interesting Budget ef Nova From
That Town,

MAsuLLoN, March ~, Tho Jury In the
second trial Of Minnie Splcgrl, which
took place last Saturday Afternoon, re-
turned a verdict Of guilty after being out
nftpcn minutes, Tho CngO was ably
handled, Solicitor Young being assisted
hy Attorney Wilson aud r. A, Plnn, nnd
William Mcmillan conducting the dclcnsr,
Mrs Spcgcl, whose reputation II not OF
the best, wna charged with disturbing tie
pcnco at tho East street school house, 10y
talking In an angry aud loud manner nnd
applying un ohHcoucopithct 10 the inuttor'
The MAYOR aentCuCOd her 10 spend llltuCn
days In tho city prison,
Frosco Artist Ertc and assistants arrive
cd last Saturday nud VIII begin work hl
ST. Mnry'a Catholic church this week,
Russell a Co will send another big
train load of agricultural implements 10
Portland, Oregon, this time over the
Pennsylvania road.
Mira. Anthony Clemens who lived In tho
Canton rond was stricken with paralysis
Il few dnya ago, from the effects uf which
she died yesterday, lho funeral viii take
place tomorrow morning NJ ST, JoscphH
church.
Mrs, W. S. S. Rogers and daughter Sue,
leave this evening for Shreyc, o., where
they will In future make their homo.
Rev. Il, j. Vattmnn Of Canal Fulton will
celebrate his silver jubilee, the 2bth amir
yersnry OF his entrance into the priest
hood, AZ Canal Fulton tomorrow. AZ this
IN Holy Week, nn elaborate celebration OF
the affair will tako place after Easter.
Mr.. w. A. Ulmau left last night FOR
Pueblo, Colorado, where In future he will
make his home. He will enter a law frm
In that city, and bo In the employ OF Mr..
Carlisle his cousin, wealthy capitalist
The management of the Canton Reposi'
tory In this city, which no has held for
some time has boon Transferred 10 james
Smith.
Tho Licderlrang will giyo "Der
FrepchutE In Cnmcrnnn IN the opera
house on Tuesday, April 10, under the di.
rcction OF Bcnchiingor, Other German
songs will ho sung and the entertainment
promigpa 10 bc n pleasing one.
Mcsars. j. N. Meryin aud Tom Reed
and Masses Hattie Knapp and Arlino
Webb attended u dance NJ Wellington
Saturday.
WIN. Hemporly Is home from Adclbort
College, Cleveland.
Harry Tinker and family went 20
Cleveland 10 spend n few days.
Tho Y. NJ. ID. g. dance on Tuesday
evening April %, will be the dance Of the
season. Elaborate preparations arc be-
ing made for the event
Mrs. Street Rumor says that three well
known young men we're caught In u very
unplensnnt predlcament at the Hotol
Conrnd lust Saturday night. SO unpleas-
amt that the narrowing details are not
given here. A trnnsom played an Inn
portant part In the case.
A Jesuit father OF CLEVELAND Will assist
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03

Last might Mary, tho seyenieenyeaFs
old daughter Of Wiokoit jenninaa, who
lives eight miles south of CarrolliQn,
gave birth 10 q twelve nound baby glrl,
whose parenlage she charges 10 her
hrnlher' Madison, who ID about ~ years of
age, Miss Jennings, who 10 hut ", y
large and we'll developed, and would
easily pass Tor "a, She told Dr. Dunlap,
who attended her, that her brother Mad.
ison had entered her bedroom ono night
In iaaa aud compelled her by force 10
Yield up hoe virtue, the criminal Intimacy
having been kept No. until two weeka be.
fore tic birth Of tle child by lhrealh OF
death, About one year ago ahe begged 10
he released from their criminal relation
ship, but he threatened tO XIII her anl
their parenla II they lnterfered, aud would
ihen burn ihe house, jenninga has left
for parts unknown,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03

Louis Rooms, ono 81 tho beat known clf
igens 0f this oily, died 40 lOW p'clnph hhE
urday night, after short lllueah' lNr
cause Of hlh death was lock law, AhhW
three weeks ago while Mr ku0ns was en'
paqed in some light work, a small hpllnWr
III wood heGame imheded in one ot NE
hands. ne gave very little attention lp
the slighl injury, mlila week age, Nht9
ID gave him oOnsldrRhlH pam, NO Nlu
caught cold la Il and Inflammation hhl W.,
on "Wednesday he Cpwpltlhru q, nln
throat being .yrry htnhluygi Pc NV n,g'b too1 ~
that he could scarcely swallow any innli
except llguid, Tho uHNt day he came
down btrert aud transacted apWu huHl ness,
He was taken ill Friday morning ana W9H
uuhhle tn cat anything whatever lln
rapldly grew Wursc, until death relieved
lin al Ma suffering at Tho time stated,
Ths funeral will bH held Tuesday 90 10
o'elpeh from his late residence ~ No, lti
North Market street. ln1erueh' az west
lawn, ,-...,,- ,g,,
In the town Of plsenheim alHhcc, France,
q 40 phIuH tu America lu lhii, uuu a year
lnter located in Paris, o., where he we
engaged iu tho mercantile hlHlneha' 10
iall hn was married ~ Sarah trglhna'
Five Children we're born, 0ll hut one sur.
vlylng tle father, Ihoy are Daniel
K10n6 nf Kauans city jOhn aud Edward
III, KoonB nf nunaiu aud Miss Mary Rooms
III This clty, che family moved from
Paris, o., W this city iu 1854, when no ft'
tired from active buslneah,. since uihl
time required nll hla tine looking hitef
his real estate interests
Death Of Matthew paunemiller
Matthew paunemllor aged 20 years,
brother uf benedict nannrmlllrr or we
cIty, died SUNDAY night At II o'clock ~ 40
residence, two milra west OF this city, lle
had been nlliug few weeks from con'
pebtlnn uf tho luugh, hut was thought tu
be improving, Last night short time
before he died, hr walked Into the kleheli
of tho house, whom DO was suddenly tlkel
Hcl, and expired Ia q short ume' lr'
Maxwell WuH called, but death came he'
fore he arrived, Tic decrnacd leaves u
wife aud "A family of ton children 10 mourn
the l0ss of Kind husband nnd loving
father The tlmo Of funeral viii he at'
Tho funomlwlll take place NJ O'Clock
Wednesday pitououn'
Death Of MIRA, nosanna Maloney'
Mrs. RoannnR Mnlonoy, mother ~ Mrs,
&c. Monp,uf this rity,dlod Sunday muru'
inq AT tho residence uf hUr hunsin'ltW,
Jamca Robbins, ut beverly q, Tue &C.
censed had been a resident Of thla city for
the pasi thirty years, AZ lhc time OF her
death Hho was "a years OF age, Tho ro'
mains Wll bo brought 20 thIa city this
evening aud taken lo the residence Oi
j, q. Mnng, nj No, 100 North Walnut
eiroot, from which place the funeral viii
take place, the timo uf which has not
yrt hcpn determined, The inlcrmcnl
will be- at Waatlawu cemetery,
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rheumatism which usually lasted about
tgo months. On tha irHt ~ this month /
was attacked la the knee and suffered 90
yereiy for tw0 days, when | procured 4
bottle of ChamberlainlH fain BALM nnn "
relieved me almost Instantly, l there
fore masi ohesriullY recommend " lp
those who arc aimilarly afflicted every
Where. u n, ID, WHITLEY, Mhrlindhle,
No, Reb. 1875, Mr., Whitley II q very
prominent man 10 lhia place anl llla lls'
ease was very widely knoWli o. 10 snl,
fered such severe paln,-W, M' HOUSTON
4 CO., Merchants, Marllndaie, MI ~
cent bottles Tor sale by Durhin, wright q
Co., and l., hollmann'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
all eounterleits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having Il.
'Tis sold everywhere.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
Appeal on q Road Case.

Some time ago the county commission.
era granted petition for n now road In
Turcarawns township, known ne the Ja-
cobs road, located north OF Mnssill)n. A
number ~ persons remonstratcd 10 the
location OF the road. This morning they
took an appeal from the decision Of the
commissioners 10 the probate court.
The decision OF this court will probably
determine whether or not tho road will be
ooutad
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
wANrnp A CORRECTION.
How Man Talks Of Betrayed Girl
Whom Ho Was Forced 10 Marry.

Wnom no w uh N!NeNN w H"sNt'
Jesse Coburn, OF Waynesburg, was In
the city to-day and desired n correction,
ms no termed II. Coburn ~ The young
man OF whom mention was made In these
columns several days ago Of having court.
cd Wayncsburg girl, Mary Sowdere, and
N Canton qirl nj the sumo time and who
wns nhoui 10 we'd the Canton girl when q
inatice court warrant brought him 70 time
and ho assumed the paternity OF tho
Wnynesbure girls unborn babe.
The correction Coburn desired was that
no Ind not yictimized tho WaynesburR
GIRL hut that they simply kept company
hfor pnstlmo,n as ho put II and that she
knew OF his intentions 70 marry the Cam
ION eirl. Coburn formerly resided In this
city but from the young mans apparent
denrayity while making such q serious
and dnstnrdly charge against the girl
whom no later married for fear, undoubi-
edly. OF a greater expose In tho courts, u
can DO readily seen that what was Canton,B
gnin In his departure was Wnynosburg's
loss. He admitted that no had kept com
pnny with Che Waynesburg girl for over
two years. The name OF the Canton girl
whom he intended 70 marry shortly was
Anna Fisher, dress maker OF No. 81 Robin
atreet. Cohurn says ho hasnt lived with
his wife and don't Intend TO.
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nhn nnn.rnd for rwenty Yoara.

NV wife has suiIcrod for fifteen years
from congestion and painful rncnatrua-
tlon. After using three bottles OF Brad
field's Female Regulator she is now able
10 do her house work and 20 where she
plonses. J. W. Dnvin, Mornvihn FAILS, N,
Il. Write tho Bradneld Regulator Cos
Atlanta, Ga, Tor further particulars. Sold
by All druggisia.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03

Prominent Earmer plos Of noar. rroublo

Low SnIvely, n prominent farmer re-
siding four miles southwest OF this city,
ON the Bolvnr road, dIod suddenly this
morning OF heart disease. Ho was seated
al the breakfast table when he was sud.
denly stricken down. He expired In a
few moments. Ho was "a years OF age
aud has lived In Canton township oil his
life lie was Democratic IN politics. lie
lenyee four married and three single
daughters, ono son and widow 70 mourn
his loss. The funeral will DO held We'd
neDduy morning NJ o'clock.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03

mon RAlIt-glalIlon- FnAEK ~ q standard
7 pred Uleyolnnd hay. liis sire agd hls Jam were
,,Iry nne driver lie oan trOt mile IN loss than
iont mlnut,n aud N also vol adapted Tor drafting
lie IN now rising ave yeAlo nnd IL sure ioal gttot
He ntandg iUH handA high, and weighs about four
teen hundred SIN FnknR'H disposition hnu Kind
ness unnnOt be surpassed, 40 has drawn nfit pfe.
MUM four yeara III aucceaslun ~ the riarh Ugnnly
Fhir, NJ general purpose huno fVr pilVo Hnu par
uTSiSf %ist.Sas9!Mdt sn9St O AZ. humphrey, Canton
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
sswor Caves In.

MAssrItoN, Mar. 81 = GSpeclall = AZ
about ii o'clock this morning n sewer In
diamond Alley which was dug out about
10 feet cayed In. II buried Edward White
a workman, 70 the waist. His fellow
workmen dug him out In ehort time.
He was NJ once taken 70 his home. ne
received severe injuries about the body,
and II Is not known whether ho 10 hurt in-
ternally or not.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03

SPEAKING Of the present Congress,
that staunoh Republican paper the
Philadelphia Ledger edited by George
w Uhilda, say; 1T IN three months
aud three weeks uiuce Congress met
and" says the Ledger, "it that body
should be called 10 account u would
show up like many n commercial bank
rupt with n large array Of liabilities
and n beggarly exhibit OF areeie,'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
Nhh Alnndnrd.

~ regard Hoods SarsnpnrllA ~ having
passed above the grade of what are COM
monty called patent or proprietary mcdi-
cinca,n said u we'll known physician re-
ccnily, "lt h fully entitled 10 bo Consid'
cred Il standard medicine, aud has won
this position by Il uudoubtcd merit aud
by the many remarkable cures II lnh Of
foctod, For an Alternative aud tonic u
has never boon cquulcd,n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
Two purrlnrn uet Good sentoncos.

This afternoon Judge Ponso sentenced
two prisoners 20 the penitentiary. They
werO Michael Burns for year, and Charles
Kelley for years. They were convicted
OF burglary NJ this term Of court, Kelley
has already served torn OF two years for
rol berry, and had only been released from
The peDitcninry six weoke, when he was
arrested on The charge ot burglary. Judge
Pense thought he should be Riyon q long
tnrm on Tint nccount.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03

The ARomptnoss and certainty OF its
cures hayb made Chnmberlain's Cough
REMEDY famous. II IL intended especial
ly for coughs, colds, Group and whooping
conoh. and Il ~ the most eifectual remedy
known for these diseases. 80 cent bot.
Ties Ior aale BY Durbin, Wright q Co, and
4. 9olmapn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03

mon eALE- oh. aayl II you want nice team OF
n drAft poiia or h tam OF hl purpose horses, or q
Jingle hofte hat you ma, feel proud or cal on w,
a. sLusa lie Will DEFY computation ~ quality for
time nuidende TX miles southwest or Louisville
,,l nanaburgh road. m97 owe
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pwo plvoRom GASES
Filed In tho Court Of Common Pleas in
ono Day.

Two moro divorce caHes were com
moncod In the court OF common pleas To-
day. The first was that OF Ada Banecr
against her husband Daniel, whom sue
claims Ia guilty OF drunkenness, extreme
cruelty and gross neglect toward her.
THE aecond IA a petition lled by Elva
M, Johnston against William, hor hus'
band. The petition AYERS that the plain
an has been grossly neglected by hor un-
faithful husband. They were married IN
Washington township in 1872 and have
three children, OF whom the wife wishes
10 be given the custody.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03

For years The editor Of tho Burlington
Junction, tMo.,l Post, has been subject to
cranp collie or fits OF indigestlon, which
prosirnted him for several hours and un.
lifted him for business for two or three
days. For the past year le mas been ils-
jnr Chnmberlnin's Collie, Cholera and Di
nrrhuna Remedy whenever occasion re-
dnired, aud II has Invariably given him
i,rompg relief. 2b and 10 cent bottles for
alls by RQghia, MfIehl 4 Co., and !. Soll-
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THE LOST soRo.

Ona n0ontldu meath an OAK treo shade
Ifat aud ali around WA tiill
fave whom hioeie from o'or tue hlll
Amid tho leaty urotoli plaitd
WHEN NH N once D. little song
Across tho CUubdland was borne,
A. clear Atl lbrk ~ ciily mnm
The gentle hutri came hniuy On,
Twas some in.r 1lugaE ana hor'Ay
No nlnglpd Ullh thu sounds of noon
n seemed that nature dld hIluue
Thcm ~ tui thu melody
And there mustd In sweet content
untll tho lltl.u song hhd ceased
A tAd iku i6lolHrm increased,
ror With tho sony my rapture sent,
Tho twilight deopenudl yot In vain
waited uat outs and lnnH
Hut still that charming, awtOt like song
iifoke not upon NY cars again.
C0rbin, Ky, March no. JOnH nayAN
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satuTday. Lhe Ion day of AprII, Ia0
SHERIFF. SALE.
''''pa '''' s,Aip p!Ssn Scsag g 'tis 6smmoa


Joseph nout order Of sale
w., htaTk County Common
Henry sphoeheberg ot A. PleAl court
ny virtue u an AlaA order Of sAle, lhaued by tho
clerk Of The court Qf common ptAa of stark
county, Ohi0 IN tho above action, aud ~ no AZ
feotHd l viii Offer for hle N public 0utoIy Al thA
door " tho court house, IN The oty OF CAntol, On
saturday, tho i0th day Of April, 1890,
mo following described real eaAto t0.wit HltuAls
IN the township " tusonfAwhr county 0t stark aud
htato VI Ohil, and known ~ and being lots numhnf
iva fHl sixteen tlNl ana Hll Oi nunihNf hit0en (h)
uUflh ot dltrh tnnuing dA.0nally ihr uali tho
hAne, OF Andtrw u, llnhhy'h addition 10 tho VILLAGE
Of En,t uruonyllo htafk county, Ohlu, according 70
q man ~ plat " ihr same ~ recorded IN tho plat
records NJ klnfk county volume d page baI b1ocpt.
ms thu mineral coal hereunder
Lot ~ appraised AZ $3.50
Lot 10 ALAMO.
Lot . NtaVO,
sale 70 commence At one O'Clock ., m. Terms
cash,
o. A. kupEit, sheriff.
H. w MOOAU0uEY Atty
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Stark County School Examiners Notice.

uArroN--ExAininatlou will be held n canton
on tho nrut saturday OF oaoh month
AT MAseiLLoN- september psth, 1850.
Ar ALLiArun--O October 18th ilRQ. AID on tha
last Saturday Of Mnrch. 1900
AT RnAcn cirY-secOnd Saturday Of February
AT ToArALFuLTon-s SECOND saturday Of March
1850.
AT uEiosrowr- second saturday OF April 1890
oEo. ", TOHE
'l Ciork Of Board ofKraminrea
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AFTER TwEErY-snvnN YEARS.
A Couple Find That They Cannot Abide
Aniloably With Each Other.

Divorce casos aro still on the incroage
In this county. Amanda s. llossler OF
New Berlin has illod divorce proceedings
against her husband, Daniel, aftor ~
wears OF married life. Sho claims that
Daniel has Threatened 20 kill her. and she
was compelled 70 leave home In fear c I
her life. lie has also boon guilty pf cru.
city and drunkenness. They. have eight
children living, tho Oldest OF whom y 70
yenra, She ngltg the court 70 restrain her
husband from disposing OF any property
during the pending OF this case.
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Executrix Notice.

Nolloe IA heroiy given that tho undersigned ha
beon duiy Amounted Ai a qualified az Erecutllr o
ikn estate N MARY Jcaphlne Weller, laie of siaih
NoaSv' op0' MANY NAVY YMAaDALlNk wEILEh
Da,sd Mar. 10, isOp..mTaw Knseutfir'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
sHERrFF SALE.

JshH Ls'a, a. auaTi'a' ogsT q aals % rss,l.Ies.
maFlAfel ahTye s,ali Oouh
lhn CLERK pf mo court Of oammpn pleas o. hlaIh
ppunlY Ohio, and " ne directed vii pnnf lQf fale
Ion on
Saturday, the lslh day OF April, 1890,
tha iolloying described real estate Situated 10
numbered thlliY-iwo in thh daaliipu holng Mil
ipmpaiWh alteration ana suhalylsun ~ fAii0uh
% 10 volume aO oA pagas eia, 2ai AID Va of ito
iieOpIdh 4 I ilaTk o0nnlF uhlO 10 f0llnVsi h0glHs
Qng 0n thr tpniii llne 0f phaTlea street. olgli ieal
distant east ifpm aud ~ No northwest corner "
CHARLES street aforesaid ilnP (iOj fdal ifenee
hnutheriY parallel Wiiil TN Nnf line vi said lot 10
fepli lhnlOe westerly Anl parallel with Vie south
llne oi Charles Mfel alnleiala lpn1 (aul ieetl
said ~ nfW irui o. tho place " huHnniug helna
tNp (hs)
Also no iand adlplnlne 10 and bslng lmWediaielY
NJ tbn roar ~ f0u heflY FROM the hnuihnfiy ho NJ
fad w number ha 70 mo oenler0 0i tlh blooE bpuhd
nd nn the n0llil nv uhArna street. on uin SAT- W
Mni street nn TIE south bY irfwpnt street and o.
ihn west ~ trle street, excepting Mo rght VI WAg
i0f elnniiinH conducting ana Ing tho water ~
hppo efhes ana slppo reservoir through, ever and
Aofpta laid prenlsti,
Appraised NJ $4,000,
Haln " onmmeuna ~ 0ne n0l0pt n ~ TdTma
0ne-hai 0hah Un dhy 9f sails pnr'f0ufhi Ia ono year
and ono. fourth ~ tW0 years thpinallpIlhe dneired
payments ~ prAf Interest llpm htY ni half And "
behveuIpd by mortgage on the premises sold,
o. a, KRlDrii, aheTin.
wmns a dARnrTT, Auya
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mon sALE-ig acres land betwoen LoulayllleAnd
N this CITY, within mllea OF tho city linillel f1th
soil, large bank barn. fair house, aud considered
one vf tho beat small farms ~ plhin t1wnMp THIS
farm belongs b tho heirs OF Jaogb MarklipE, de-
oeaiod, aud Whl be sold cheap and on eAY tormh
Enquire NJ N, euAhrrhh %
iAnBO.om 10 hummit NJ, Canton' w.
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Thn RnpnbIIonn prImnrlol.


rho Republican Primaries.
Tho Republican primaries resulted as
follows
Pirat Ward, Councilman, NJ j, Trodo
Board OF Education, G. G. Bow Assessor,
second Ward. Councilman, John T..
Edclmnn, Board Of Education, Corwin
Buchlrl, Assessor, John Hoffman.
Third Ward; Councilman, Ed =.
Young, Board Of Education, John w. Pat.
tcraon, Assessor, John F0snaught.
Fourth Ward. Councilman, VIM, p,
Halli Board Of Education, Harry A,
Brrnch, Assessor, II, Y. Stimmel
Fifth Ward! Councilman, l., u Myers I
Assessor, Albert Wherry.
Sixth Ward; Councilman. VIM. u.
Dagger, Board OF Education, W. j. Davis I
Assessor, Milton Harding
Seventh Ward Councilman, w, H..
Seton, Board of Education, NJ. G. Bar.
Dor, Assessor, Cayie Richnrdson.
Canton Townshlpi Trustee, Henry r.,
Packer, Clerk, Frod. Noisg.
Josiah Hnrtgell was nominated for Wa
Ter Works Trustee, and no nomination
was made for Justice Of the Poaco.
Democratic Primaries At Now Berlin.
AZ tho Democratic primaries OF New
Berlin precinct. Plain township, Henry
Kolp was nominated for trustee, Simon
Eaaig, clerk Leonnrd w. Dennis, nssess-
or; aud Ronndus H. Beard, constable.
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DEATHS RAyAGGs,
Looklaw Carries Away Louis
Rooms Of North Market


Matthew pAnnemhler Dies Of Congestion
of the Luugs-'-peath Of Mrs hosanna
Malnneg.
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Legal Notice.


W.
Emma Y. Goodman, Defendant
Emua n Goodman, whOte place et residence Il
unknown, lAte ~ HevenH pennillv Will tale
notice that on the 10Th day VI mar H. A. ID. 1880 In
tho Court VI Common Pleas " stark county, OhlO,
where the AcllOn IL now pending, being cauae No.
ObOO thu undeiapned, JArob goodman, nled his
pot lon praying FOR divOrlo FROM her Tho Hald
Emma N t00dtnan 10 requlied 10 answer the petit
Ton IN said aci0n not ater than six weeks after the
20th day 0f March, 1900 the dato Of tho nrAt publ.
cation OF this notice. or such dlvnroa may be
granted JACUB y. GOODMAN,
M X. wnrrAon, plalntas Any m9oIt
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A TERRlBLE CASE
That ia Causing Great Excitement In
CaTOlltOn,

A Young Man Charged Win BEING the
Father Of his risle's Illeaiumate Child
--Ha Leaves ror Parts unkpoWn,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03


Tho Importance si purifying tho blood cnn'
not bo oyorosilmatod, for without pure blood
you cannot onjoy good health.
Az this season nearly every ono necdp a
good medicine to purify, Htallzo and enrich
tho blood, aud wo ask you 10 ny Hoods
Dan,,IIar sarSaparlla Itatrongthens
FeCulldI and builds up tho system,
crOatos an appetite, aud tones tho digestion,
whllo II oradlcatos disease. Tho peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation
Of tho vegetable remedies used give to
Hoods sasaparllla pooul. To l+eolF
lar curative powers No ~ t1oSH
othor medicine haseuoh arccordoi wonderful
ourea II you have made up your mind 10
buy Hoods Sarsaparilla do not bo induced 10
tako any other instead. II IL Peculiar
Medicine, and Is worthy your confidence.
Hoods sarsaparlla Ia sold by all druggists,
Prepared by O. |, Hood q Co., Lowell, Masa
100 DOses One Dollar
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
Administrators Notice.

Notlco IA hereby glvon that the unaonlEned has
been duly appointed and uiAllavd ~ Adninlntta.
~ ae noniI nnu With tie VIII Anpeted, Of tho
esthiH Of iuiilelb schauwechcr ato OF stark ooun-
w UNIV "'''"'' IDHN w. NIOnEN ER.
AanInln.fntor, DO bOna non, with Niu annexed
Datrd Mar 20, itHO -YTdw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
Covered with Brick.

A man named Harsh, Of Malvern, was
covered under ~ feot OF falling brick At
clty yesterday. He was rescued by the
wortmen, but was seriously injured.