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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
THE SCOTCH PICNIC.
Archibald modreRor EntertalnH the Wis
itora IN His Pleasing Manner


itora In His Pleasing Manner
The threatening weather Of the forenoon
no doubt kept many away from the sew
enlh annual Scotch picnic al Roekhllra
Park to-day that would otherwise have At
tended, Quite number came late 90 the
crowd was a fair one In size. A tempting
dinner was spread at about the hour the
inner man feels tho long felt want Of II
most,
After dinner Archibald McGregor, the
eloquent, addressed the assembly from
manuscript, In hls inlmItable style, Scotch
history, Scotch poems and.Seotoh stories
was the burden Of his address, and hla
hearers we're never weary OF II,
Two oroquet grounds and M many foot
balls were kept warm TO the sorrow Of
many q shine, Swings, boating, base ball
and ETC., were sources Of diversion. Even
the yellow Jackets got In their work from
their point OF yeN. ,,
Mr.. Greenahleld'a horae had been hitch
cd over nest Of striped follows, who
proceeded 10 kicl, and run, upaettlng an
other vehicle and breaking wheel of the
rlg hltchedtO
Several short talks were made, and oil In
all Ii was voted q success. Among those
present were noticed, Mr.. aud Mrs. And
ridge, Cathon, Of MlchlganJ John Smith
aud alatera, OF New Milford; Miss Mary
Loguc, Of Marlboro, Mrs, Greenahleldf
aud daughters Netlle and LIhblo, Miss
Mary McCallum and Miss Calderhead, OF
Llmhyillc,
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EARLY FALL ATTIRE.
Som OF the Exquisite Garmruts fro'
ductd by II diern.

Il has grown 10 be one Of the regular
spring and fall assertions that there never
was q season when the new fabrics and
tho costumes fashioned Tor them were
more elegant and becoming than az The
present time,
'Whether this be true or not, Of tho ordl,
nary stock in trade of the shops, II 10 be'
yond contradiction HAT the reporter who
thus writes ~ the Rediern novelties for
ills autumn, viii be strictly within bounds
0f truth even though he should wax tar
more enthusiastic over their merits. 10
all through tho summer, that enlnen
artist Ina mate the mOht exhaustive prep
aratl0ns tor lhe opening Of the fall season I
and tho refult 10 that the happy pQaseaaora
0f Redeem coats Rnd gowns VIII DO 40 far
as apparel IL concerned, more Than ever
ihiHgs Gf beauty, Among the newest OF
these productions arc tho costumes illus
irated by tho following sketches The
frat IN
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PARMras, REUNION.
A Grand Time Had IN Folks' Grove by the
Farmers OF Paris, olnaburg, Washing
ton and Nimihhilien Townships,

| A Grand Time Had IN Folkn' Grove by the
Farmers OF Paris, oinaburg, Washing
ton and NiInishilon gownahipa
The fourth annual Farmers reunion Of
Paris, Osnaburg, Wnahln ton and MINI,
ahlllcn Townships was held ~ FOLKS
grove on Saturday, AuguatD, ana q larger
gathering Of farmers was meyer hclu w
thcne townships, although the dhy Whe
threatening ana COOL ...,o -.
Tho exercises were opened htpW u, M
by tbo choir, 1--WE come with Joy and glad
ucas.r followed by an address Of welcome
by tic president and reading OF minutes
oil proyloua meeting, after which the lol'
lowing officers for the ensuing year were
elected! President, Lewis Hnngi vice
president, Wm, Shaileri secretary, E' NJ
Hahn naalaiant secretary A, d. hcthc !
tronaurcr, Potter Ioderj chict mnitllhl,
Horny Folk, assistant marshal, e., Ird'
bill, executive committee for Nimirhillcn
township, potor Baughman ana Joseph
Folk; for Washington, A, Mooee nhl "
T.. Lozlcr, for Parts, j, j, snyder ana "
Mongi for Oanaburg,. J.. Tinklor ana J'
Walker, after which j, w, Martin doliy'
arcd "A abort address followed by an able
essay on Agriculture by Miss Anna B'
Fox. n..t..,
Adjourned until 1 40 p. IN. During hd'
Io,irnmcnt the wants OF the Inner man
were satisfied, and the renewing OF old
ncGuaintanccs aud tho forming OF now
ones INDUCED In. AZ sop. ~, the prcsi,,
dent again called for order Introduced
S, II. Wilson na the first speaker ot tho
afternoon, followed by an oratlon 10y Miss
Allie Frederick entitled "Plod ond Miss
Lydia Stump delivered "Tho Early, Pio'
ncor.n Tho next speaker introduced was
j. Grossman, followed by A. D. nixon,
The occasion was onliyoned ny music Dy
tho Osnaburg Band and tho Wn,hlnglon
Allianco choir. Taking all IN all IL was
lhe grnndcst meeting In the history OF tho
organization, and al felt amply paid FOR
The day aponi, and ~ the sun .drow near
the western horizon, tho sturdy farmers
were seen winding their way toward thior
respective homes. L' HANG, fros'
Il, NJ. HAHN, Soc.
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worth rts Weight in Gold.

II a price can be placed on pain, "Motl :
or's Triendv il worth It's weight In 60 as
an allevator. My wife suffered more in
ten minutes with either OF her other two
children Than she did all together with
her last, having previously used four bot.
ties Of "Mother's Briend.n II Is blessing
TO any one expecting 70 become a mother,
aaya acusiomer OF mine.
HrslDKIsoN DALE, Druggist, Cnrni,Ill.
/. Write the Bradfield Regulator Co, Ailan-
az Ges, for further particulars. Sold BY
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AN IMPORTANT DECISION.

The County Commissioners Have Somo-
thing to Say In Regard TO the Canton
aud Masaillon Road.
THIS morning the county commission
en- made decision which will be OF In
terest to residents and property owners
residing on what is known as the Canton
and Massillon road. The original survey
the gradual moving OF fences the road has
been Strengthened, but without author
ity.
Some time ago petition numorously
signed was presented 70 the commission
ors, asking that the road have the bound
hry lines rs ~ preaent constituted. The
prayer OF the petitioners was granted,
which will make large number OF chang
os IN the original survey Of farms adjoin-
inR tho road,
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Legal Notice.

Louis Janson and Laura Doliayon, residing al or
near boyederc, Franklin county, 10nncssee, ana
Josephine WnRgoner, residing NJ or nuar Fnloite.
Vile, Lincoln county, Tennessee, viii take notice
that on tho abth day VI August, 1870. Hannctta
Lelnlnger MED hur petition In the Court Of Common
Pleas OF STARK county Ohio against them, alleging
among other thlnRn, that ourtafp mortgage exc.
outod and delivered by SoIaphm Meyer 70 August
Jansnn ON the 92nd day OF July, 1900 aud recorded
IN vol 90 page 207, Of STARK county Mortgage Deed
Records, ~ fully paid ond satisfied but reinana
open and uncAnocllOd on said records, that said
plantln N the legal owner ann In the possession or
the premuou covered by said mortgage and fully
described Ia said petition, said PROMISES b0lng altu-
Atp IN Canton township, stark county, Ohlo that
said premises.
The prayer Of the petition IN that said defendants
he forever barred from settling up any claim under
sald mortgages tha the enme may be hdjudged null
ana void, ana said mortgage cancelled, and for
other proper relief
saldpaftlus are required to answer on or before
the 2bth day ofOcobcr 1890, or decree viii bo
takon against thOm.
nANNETTA LEINtNGER
au2b-hw by JOHN q, WkLTY, her ATTY,
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ARR sTEp For BURGLARY.
A Canton Man In Serious Trouble III,
MakoB a Confession,


Fred Lahmer, former tcanlsicr resid.
ing In Canton and boarding nj the Conrad
Hotel, was arrested at Canal Dover yes
terdny by Constable Slnglc,for jumping u
board bill at the Conrad Hotel, amounting
10 80. Shortly after his arrest he settled
the bill and was released
Another warrant against Lahmor was
then served by the constable charging
him with burglurizng the dye house OF
John II. Peter In this city July "a, 1890.
When the warrant was served, Lahmer
broke down aud made n confession 10 the
officer Of breaking into the dye house and
securing suit OF clothes valued at $40
He was brought 10 this city and placed In
the county jail.
Lahmer was engaged In teamlng at ca
nal Dover whom arrested. He will have n
hearing In Justice Ringlo's court before
whom the two warrants were sworn out.
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he went IN $3.50, making, owing 70 the
disiy condition of the track, many breaks
Messrs hayllsa, MenIler ana haklon aol'
cd az Judges
The gate receipts amounted 70 fal'ib'
nesdes the eighty members OF the club, a
large number climbed over the fence,
making a large audience,
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nor HAIlc-Farm OF forty acres, situated IN Pike
y township, gUyan miles south OF Canton, nv0
miles northeast Of WaynogburB and one mile from
railroad AtntlOn has ak acres o. good timber lhndi
nino rooms, barn, sumner house, wood house good
well and 0rinlllng spring, orchard o. cboico
fruit apploA peaches pears cherries Anu RfnpoBi
forina or Vxohnflvn for city properly. Enquire Of
William Mulm, M. ln1 Prospect AVENUE, Oi Okauf
WLnlhln, MOI 2 Nqit peYpnth ~ iqbHl hWs1i
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ROAD PETITIONS
Presented to the County oommlSBionorB--
Other Matters.

Obhef mhlIoihs
Tho county commissioners met yostor-
day, and In addition 10 allowing shoop
claims amounting 70 $1,000, many peti-
tiona for roads were received.
j. Il. MontEor asked for the vacation of
part OF the Stcubenyillo road at Both
lohom.
4. 4. Williams presented u petition 10
change the route OF the Ohio state road at
Waynoeburg,
David Miller presented . petition for
bor avenue,
A petition was received from John II.
Kohlor 10 locate a road In Nimishillen
township.
A petition from A. Houso asked for the
locating Of n road In South Canton.
A petition 10 locate the line OF the Mas
alllon road whore II now IL. Thepotltons
were referred 10 the county viewers 20 In
vcstlgnto and report.
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OF dark blue faced cloth, with An undof'
skirt, ooyoa and collar " hlge and fawu
striped velvet. Tho bodice IL uopmlcan in
fronl aud without vlaiblc fnatonlnga, and
like the odgoa OF the drap0ry ls bordored
with narrow baud of uudyed seal, In
the left corner Of the front drapory . an
elaborate dcslgn Ia blue aud gold Paris
braid, aud there h u similar one on ihc
lower part of The waist ard u braided
necklace below tho collar,
Oir second illustration shows an oven
more droaay costume Of faced cloth aud
velvet In two harmonlzIng .ahndca Of pc
tuuIh,
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THE WISE REUNION.
A Good Time at the Fair Grounds YeBtor.
day---ofhoers Elected.

A Good TImo nt tho Fur UroundB IoDtor'
day---ofhoers Elected.
The fifth annual reunion of the Wise
family proved an enjoyable occasion yes
terday at the fair grounds. They oil relish
cd the good things on the bounteous table,
and also the intellectual feast at the bust
ness meeting In the afternoon whore l., G..
Wise Grated and Rev. Da Costa Pomerene
delighted the relationship with his wise
address. DR.. Pomerene arrived In the
city from Europe, but was not feeling we'll
enough 10 attend. Gen. Meyer, the orator
OF tho occasion sent his regrets, also
others, including Revs, E. p. Wise and j..
E. Maxwell. The same officers were cleo
ted for next year, aud the place OF meet
ing was decided TO be at Congress lake the
nrst Thursday In September, 1891.
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SHERIFF SALE.

LOWS ! Miller order e, Q, tyeeellqg ,
uhhilfh A. Kline Court
by Vrtue NJ an IIeoutloh Issued By tho
obik Of tho Court 0f Common Pleas OF hiafk county
o., Ia tho above action aud 10 nc directed VIII
0nhf 0I sale N public 0nlofy, ni the door Of tho
court house, IN the oiV Of uani9n on
saturday, the s0'h day of september,
1890,
the following described teal estate, t0-Witi He
Ing the undivided upe.half OF 90 ioet on tho veal
slide NJ lOl number HliH IN thp city NJ Chuinn haTk
llruu k1ne, or eilhHf VI thrm
Appraised ~ t1OO
tala 10 commence al one O'Clock ., N. Terms
cash,
"a, KRlDER, Sheriff,
NAT q, MoLr0E, Atty
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The bodice In Of the velvet, with wide
braided vest of tho cloth, worked In tlnael
and ailk cords. The sleeves have small
puirs upon the shoulders, and arc slightly
fullod into doop' elbow cuffs OF the velvet.
The skirt IN entirely OF the wooden mate
rial, and has largo graceful triangular
design, of flowers aud tondrlla braided
upon the the left side OF tho front from
foot TO hip.
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MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.
Mr.. Joseph o. warvol and Miss Nottlo M.
Doll Married this Morning

wi N ~" WV H1111H
tii.30 today, Mr.. Joseph @. Warvol
and Miss Nettie M. Doll were married.
The ceremony was performed AZ the resi-
donco OF the bride's parents on East
Tenth street, by Rev. n. p. Horbruck.
Only few immediate friends and rola-
tlycs Of the contracting parties were pres-
ont. The happy couple left on tho 1928
p. m. train over the Valley Railway for
Detroit, whoro they will remain several
weeks. They will make their future home
In this city.
The bride IL well known In this city be-
ing the accomplished daughter OF EA-
was formerly IN business In this city, and
has large circle OF friends.
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Legal Notice.

Charles Oawat wh0ae place OF residence n MI
known, viii take notice that on tho 7th day OF
August, 1900 mary uawalt nlod her petition Ia tho
Court " Common Pleas, of STARK county OHIO IN
ease No, ana hgaiust he said Charles OawalL pray.
ing FOR divorce from him, the said Charles oiwnlt,
on tho ground Of gross neglo Il VI duty,
SAID uoiondani u loeuittd 70 answer on OF before
the sixth Saturday ftom tho 2lld day " August
1890. MARY OAWALT
oAsR, MoSSoT 4 wniTAoRr, Avs, aal.L
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ooldop wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Baker Of Paris cele-
brnted their roIden wedding on Wednes-
dny, Sept, .. A host ,,f old friends and
nol1hbors anthered nt their home. Mr..
nnf Afrs. Baker hhvg been blessed with
fNu uIailslrdn, Mra. tfiIlie Neidlg, who ro-
NI,Io1 IA plaia, dn, N v0p4 leaA.c ", who
\ l,t{aifti,l ol f'Anlpll, Tie pa conple
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sold By the sherlE.

The last act In the Cleveland business
life Of Henry GrosenbauRh, the Euclid
avenue and Ontario street millinery mer-
chant who disappeared about six weeks
ago was performed Tuesday when. the
salo stock and the Ontario street retail
stock 10 j. L. Hudson, the Excelsior
clothier.-lC Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Legal Notice.

Louis Plttlor. whose place Cf residence Ia nn-
known Will take notice That on the 7th day OF June,
1880, Lydia Pittler ncd her petition IN the Court OF
divorce from SAID Louis Plttnr, on the ground OF
wlllful absence ana gross neglect OF duty aud for
allmonl and that said cause VIII DO for hearing on
LYDIA PITTIER.
unl2-Lw By JOHN o. WEiTy, hor Atty.
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are enjoying good health and happiness
and tlieir numerous friends hops lhep
may live yet many years, ana thAl we
giinnet III uieir liVea may he radiant WIN
golden glory from tho other Shore Alll'
Anne L.eAdef
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sanRIFF SALE.

ae0rge wife lOmer OF sale, Hiark
VI gonlp pommpnflpAa
ny virtue of IN order oi aale Issued by the aIerh
pf Tie opnil Of common pleas u nlafk p0unll, Oh0i
lu Tho above aQfl0n and 10 lno alfanied Wlll nnpl
l0F aap N publln oulefY ~ Tho dOOi OF tue court
house. ~ lhe civ oi pahloni Oh
Saturday, the a0lh day Of september,
1885,
Tue following desoIhed real estate situate IN hlark
onnniY uhul 70 VIII Fart ~ aentlnnH nunlDHf ~
aud number he N townshp ton tlOl " range elght
90, containing iD a0lea, lnpro pl lfss AtO that
ifali of land Conveyed Nv Adam 0herlin and wife
" Peter w. Ifunp by dfHl dalnd MAY nth, lhis, aud
beng paH Of said hellon numnpl hei Rll hnhiept 20
ihA Ilghi pf WAY % tho Valley Hallway across the
same Also NE mill ani Mill prlvIlegps connected
herewith lla llepgIlY pelha knoWh ~ tho old
Trump Mlll pToprilYN
Appraised A. $4,000
sale IA eommeuoe al ohe O'Clock ., N, Terms
ohs
O. A. KRiDER, shend
JOnH LAHM Any,
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Administrators Notice.

Notice n hereby givon that tho underalaned haa
DcOn duly appointed and qualified ~ AdlulniBtra.
tor OF tho estate OF Joseph hlanabrich, late Of
stark county, Ohio, deooaaed, ......
Dated gopt 2, le0O.-fdwt AdlnlnI1lkAtor
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gich IIcsdaoho

Loose's rod clover pills. cure slcl Head
ache. DIspopsio, Indigestion, COpgtIph-
ti0n, % ceiita per box, boxes Tor ". For
sale by al drliRglglt. y
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THE GIRL TALKS.

A Newa.Demoorat Representative Inter
vlewa Misc Elva Lasoure Of Canal Full
ton,
The Canal Fulton correspondent OF the
NEwa.DEaoCRAT furnishes the following
al called on Miss Elya Lasourc, who now
resides with her mother NJ thoir pleasant
homo on West Main street. When
questioned IN regard 10 the NClswonger
scandcl, she admitted that the story
was true, but had boon greatly exaggerated,
Mr.. Nolawongcr made no personal assault
on her, but acted very ungontlomnnly TO.
wards her She does not know the name
Of the peddlcr who passed. She left Mr.,
Nciew0nger three weeks ago last Sntur'
day and stayed with q nolghbor, Mir,
milestone for two weeks aud returned
home, owing 20 familyrolaiione here. She
preferred tc say no more about II, but
seemed 10 think she had boon greatly
wrongcd by one who should have boon
her protector,
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FARM FOR SALE.

i0g Acre farm, fve mllea north Of this city 30
acres Of TIMBER ilmo stone and coal with never
falling tprlng. Tho above VIII pc SOLD IN 70, 40, 90
or ~ acre tracts. or ~ n whool on long and easy
terms For particulars address or cali on
y. !, SNYDER,
juqi-Lm NO. "a south Cherry streot.
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Saturday, tho lth day Of October, 1890
Divorce Notice

IN the Court Of Common Pleas, stark County, o,
Emma Johnston, Plaintiff.
Va
lihacOmb a, Johnston ot Al Defendants,
nAsoOmb n Johnston, whose place Of residence IL
unknown, viii take notice that on the 2Olh day NJ
August, 1870, Tho above named hnma Johnston
nlOd heT pfutlOn IN Tho court VI common pleas STARK
county, ONO, being cause number Ylui, praying u
divorce from said haAoOmh A Johnston. on tho
ground Of wlllul absence aud nnhltual drunkenness
tUr more than three years last past aud HlUta ueg-
1T uf duty aud for alim0ny
And that tnd cause viii DO for hearing on aud NJ.
10 The sixth saturday from aeplember ON 1890.
KAMA JOHNSTON
CARH, MoNNoT a WniTAOnE aeplsLw
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ADN!NS!RATORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

In pursuance Of nm order ot The Probate Court Of
Auotlt n, on
Friday, the 10th day Of September, 1880
~ one O'Clock afternoon upon the premises, the
following described real estate situate In the t0un-
" Of sta and state OF ohio, toswiL nrlng paft
NJ tho wost half Of the southeast quarter Of section
number twontY.tlX, township eighteen, range mum.
hrr alxi beginning NJ me southwest corner OF said
uuartor tectlOn tntcr fur mug Otth ~ pof hes 10
stone plantcdi thence east so FAR no 10 make said
tract contain twelve Acfrsl thcuco south iN perch
70 stone planted on tho section line. thence west
TO the place Of beginning, containing " acres,
Appraised NJ $3.50 90 TufmH Of aalo-Onu.hait IN
hand ON day of sale, aud Onc-hn In one year from
DAY OF sale with Interests the deferred paymout 10
be secured by mortgage upon tho premises sold
SAMUEL RUFF,
Administrator ot George Kun, decd
MpN0 A MoCARTY, Att'yA
August goth 1890 -9lhw
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SECOND RACE GREEN STARTERS.
There were Ave starters In this race and
Nnve,s b o, Controller was tho favorito.
lie won the first heat with ease, but got u
bnd start In the second, and PocoRs sor'
rel mare, driven by Zollley, won in the
best time OF tho day, 2;b0M. Here Ia the
noaltion OF the horses throughout;
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JOS. HORNE \ cos
PENN AVE. STORES.

Sample bargains from two Of the
great Departments OF our store, Write
10 our Mail Order Department at once
for them. Remember a days sales
make an end TO many choice lots
You've everything to gain by writing
or coming to the store soon,
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Inc urlVlllH Oi W.T. hiHVihs bfNA'hhil W
the club, won that gentleman consider
able praise.
THIRD RAcB-%0 A SIDE MATCH PACING
RACE.
Mlss Burke. blk m. y. burke, Nayanen.q
Doty, XIX, Christ Couch, MMSlllon"Au."i 4
Time-8i07, Yi09h, 100, DOl'
During the fourth heat Miss Burke
threw q shoe and her driver asked 70
draw. This suited Mr.. Couch, owner Of
Do,y, and tho bet was declared of, each
party receiving his money back. Starter
Bayliss gave Mr.. Burke q well deserved
reprimand for foul driving the FIRST heat
and II had good effect
FOURTH EVENT.
Ed. .. Meyer drove Bud Croolo 10 beat
bis track record, making two attcmptg.
The first time no only went 70 the half,
but In tho phenomenal timc OF LILO, q 2:2Q
naii. After cooling out Mr. Meyer trlqd
Tho great gldc-whoelcr again and this limo
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SHERIFF. aALE.

Jefferson mllIereiI order Of sale, S!aIs ,!,
nernadna boE Admir- iOouri,
etALJ
ny virtue OF an order 0f sale Issued nv the
elefk Of The court " common pleas 0f STARK COUNTY
ohio, M the an0y0 action aid 10 ne directed, I
viii offer fOT tale ~ public 0uicy, ~ The door Of
tho court house, IN llie olly Of CANON, on
Saturday, the ith day OF October, 1890,
mo following described real estate, to,wlt stu,
ate IN tho county Of stark and state Of ohio and
known a. being part Of Tie northeast quarter VI
section mlrysiOut (hl) township tuu, iange eight,
bounded ~ iQ!0Wp heglnnlng a. post ~ the HE
between Tie Hudson and sleieI lAndf, ~ chana
south from Tho nurlh llne of said quarter thence
SOUTH ~ degrees Weht " Qbalns 10 pott on island
IN creek thence north, hiA degrees west D19
chAiUa With middle 0f creek thence n0Tth, hhh
deghea east iOh5 chains 10 tho place NJ beginning
oohtAlnlng i02 acrth less the right Of way OF the
Valley Hallway through said strip,
Appraised NJ $3.50,
Sale 10 commence NJ one O'Clock ., m, Terms
eAAh
o, A. KRiDER, sherlu.
J0REe a HUDSON, Auya,
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There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
all counterleits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities of
the genuine,
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
IT'S sold everywhere.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-12

OPERA HOUSE. The musical event of the
season will take place on next Thursday,
when the Bernhard Listemann Concert Club,
of Boston, will appear here. The Albany
Argus says THE Listemann Q1artette ia
the fuest organization of the kind that has
ever appeared in Albany. Mr.. Giese's cello
solo, was feature of the concert. He Ia an
artist of the most pronounced ability, and
the same may be said of the vioinist, Bern
hard Listemann.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-12

TOBACCO SToRE.-As will be seen BY an
advertisement elsewhere Capt. George
Young has opened the tobacco and cigar
store, on King street, near Royal. formerly
kept by Mr.. John a. Field, aud has In stock
all the leading and standard brands OF to-
bacco, cigars snuff, Sc. Captain Young
has fitted up his store in the most attractive
mapnar, and will always keep on hand the
best brands of tobacco and cigars to be had.