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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17

There h considerable local Interest In
the recent discharges Ot -four conductors
on tho Pillahurg, ~, Wayne n Chicago
railway, aud Tie Auul luncement ihht they
will commence legal proceedings ngAluht
tho company viii hr received with re-
luIclng among many tNeir Hympnlhllerh
here,
None Of tho individuals who have had
their official ecalpa removed are residents
OF tide city, although two Ot them, MehsrH,
John ntCpu aud Reed, live iu Alliance
An attorney In Pltshurg u, IT, Watson,
Esd, has been retained by tho plaintiffs
who aver ihat tho Chnrgeui luc0mpetenCy
cannot he brought against thcm, aud they
propose "a prove II by lhulrolllolal records
which they assert 20 he without spot or
blcmIah,
lho suits viii be for defamation Of
character aud criminal libel aud the
amount ~ the dHmhgcH sustained by each
individual Ia estimated AZ 10000,
A meeting uf the Federation Of Railway
Employees was held ln pttshurg last night
la reference 10 the natter ANA although
those who attended II arc 40 mum 40 OyH'
tcrs ID has leaked oul in some way that
the matter has been settled Aud proceed
inga will be commenced Immediately,
From Hll that can be learned II 10 likely
that tho UulOn Guarantee company viii
be- made party 10 the defendants, II N
claimed that thla company which IN an
inner circle NJ the Pennsylvania company
has employed spoilers 20 llnd crO0kedncaa
among the employees with The money
which conductors are required 70 put up
every year for the removal ~ their bOndh,
all of which are Rlycn by the Guarantee
company, no person outside being allow
cd a. go ON a conductor bond,
.l.ls.. tIs.V lss Ia .fN
torR, who must either ilnd cr0okcdneaa
among the employees on lose tholr Jobs,
have been grossly diahoncai and that
most Of tie charges are trumpod up for
want 0i finding an honest complaint
The conductors say that they have hun.
dreda Of witnesses 10 prove the ylllainy OF
the apattorH,
A. an additional claim why immense
dRmngca are sustained 10y the dismissed
conductors the petition 10 the courta will
aver that tie discharged mon are black
listed on oyory road IN the United Statea
aud that they cannot obtain a position In
the railroad business.
An idea ut the methods adopted by the
apottora may ho obtained from one Of the
incidents which N given Aa fOllowhi
ono Of them, q woman, has, II IN clNlm'
ed been responsible fora number Of the
discharges, She workOd on through
trains mainly aud gave special attention
90 the division between pittahurR and
Crcatlnc, o. A short time aRo she got on
Conductor John BAkor'H train ntCrcatllno,
She said she was travelling for brush
In New York and was "dcnd
brolo,n She said her uncle way dying la
Plttaburg, and she wanted 10 see him,
The conductor refused TO carry her, and
she finally paid hCr fare 10 q station near
RochoatCr, and with tears In hor eyes,
begged to bo carried into the city. The
conductor refused, and she wua put of NJ
the station, With the other conductors
she was more successful, and John Day
and several others fell u victim TO her
lCnra,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17
OUR REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS-
Fifth Papor.~lsa7 to 1880.
MATTHIAS sllErLGR.


II should have been mentioned IN the
article preceding this, that tho census Of
lg0gnvo the state an Increased rcproscn.
tatlon In the lower house Of Congress;
consequently Il became necessary 10 ro-
district Wayne and Stark alone fur
nlshod population sufficient to constitute
district, aud wore united, forming the
Eighteenth, Coumbiuna was severed
from Stark and made q part Of the Seven.
toonth. Con, Thomson. Of that county,
who had boon our previous representa-
tive, was reelected In his now district.
Rotation In Office was, and Ia yet to
some oxtont, an accepted principle In pol
itioa. Two terms are supposed 10 be suf-
flolont 10 satisfy the ambition or cupidity
Of the average Office seeker. Exceptions
occur In the enforcement Of this rule.
Where an incumbent has the ability and
the backing, he Is continued In Office. II
was this rule Of action that governed the
South In onto-bellum times, and which
gave thcm tho advantage over the North
In national legislation,
Bon Jones Of Wayne having had two
terms, II was conceded that Stark was
entitled 10 tho honors, Tho political
leaders Of Stark county at that day, be.
longing TO the Democratic pnrty, were
the McCullya Johnsons, James Kelly and
Tom Blackburn, OF Massillon, the Dun.
bars, Doc StidRcr, Boldon and Stark.
weather, OF Canton, Arnold Lynch and
Judge Greenwood, Of Paris. IL was the
custom OF these mon 10 put their heads
together and deal out the Offices.
Matthias Shcplor was u well known pop.
ul0r man, having served u number OF
torma In the Legislature, and while lac was
not nggrossivo-th9t IL TO say, had not
beon instrumental m ollccting any
changes In the existing laws nor In crc-
ating now ones, and had not In any way
aroused oppostion-it was decided 10
bring him out ns the Democratic candi-
date FOR Congress- The Wing candidate
was Samuel Quinby Of Wooster.
Mr.. Shoplcr made no effort 20 secure
his election. Although In comfortable
circumstance, his contribution was linn
tod 70 what was equitobly his proportion
OF the expense lpRitimntcly incurred IN |
entertaining speakers from q distance, |
tho music aud necessary printing, No |
man was hired 10 ooctioneer. nor wng |
there any money given 10 purchngo votes. |
Tho saloon was not then q factor I'm mol. |
itica, nor had our foreign population any
thing 10 say In the matter. The farming
community aud the mechanics Of the
towns were the controlling element. Tho
vote Of Stark county was for Shepler,
1865 for Quinhy, LOO
Mntlias Shopler was born in Wostmore.
land county Pao November II, 1890. His
pdynntnRea Of early education were lime
tied. He served IN the war OF 1912. Mar.
ricd In 1916, and In April, 1918, removed
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17
MOTOR MoKlnley,a rrIbnte.

WAHnNuToE, April IA Major McIlln-
Icy, ia speaking Of Nc, Randall, snidi
"Ihe death nt Samuel j, Randall takes
oui Of public life one Of the ableRtand pur-
eat Of our public ataieamen, lle was a
great man aud for 20 years has been pos,
rive force Ia national affairs, During all
his long service la the house, amid tic
ileroest conflicts when passion ruled, Me.
Randall was true 10 his country, his con-
yioliOna aud hla constituents, making
everything yield 20 HE convictions Of pub
llc duty, lie was natural leader Of men,
No man could have been a greater one.
10 VIII be missed Ia thenail0na councils,
Few men have filled q larger space than
he, ieiOre disease had taken hold Of him
he wnaa a mnleallc figure in the house, As
a speaker he heGmed fitted for the post,
always firm aud resOluie M party contests,
yet fair aud courteous to HE opponents,
la the great contest OF 1870 no man could
toll what might have happened but Tor hla
strength and clear head, shall consider
his death national lofa, Not the least Of
Mr. tpndalllR qualities were hla sterling
Integrity aud rugged honealy,n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17
NAMELEss aRAvns,


a huAOJ
OH would sling ono song Tonight
iu muuuIy of uur fallen brave,
Whose llyti were given tur che night
WHO dlrd our oouuly'a lllr TO taye,
CuuRus- Remember Then tbn fallen brave
WIN loyal heart and fearful po.
Thor mr forms mn o soldiers Whyt
Whose motto Was, "fo pooi plr"
Are thry forgotten ~ thny lir
Mld mountains, valley, hlll and plain,
Whose love WHs truo WHO dared Co. dlu
That We might i've lu peace bHhlu'
Chorus
No many dl ON unmarked grave
u'tf which mo- hlWuu ran rect 10 tell
How Wrli We loved them, ut 10 lave
Them with uur leau Farewell, farewell
Chorus
Then lut M flug one song Tonight
In tondrr tone ana sadend strain
For those whose hearts have iult tho blight
Ofdrsulatuuh ycarulug pain,
Chorus OLyE swARrs,
Canton ohio, Apul a. 1900,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17
APPROVES THEIR ACTION.

CANTON, o., April 9, 1890,
En-. NEWS.DEMoCRATi- "FoolinR the
Old Soldiers is headline In your paper
Of April which read with much inter
est, but Il appears tho Democrats frus-
trntCd all efforts made by the Republic.
cans, which action meets with approval
by all soldiers that have conyorsed with,
have always been u Republican, and the
first Democratic vote ever cast was for
Mr., Campl ell, now Governor OF Ohio,
There wer1 about half.do2Cn OF us old
soldiers living close together, aud we
came 10 the conclusion that as we had
been fooled for tho last twenty-five years
or more, we would see VI we could not
fool them little and slip q Democratic
ticket In the box, instead OF believing any
moro Of their old timo promises, which
are absolutely played out with us boys.
We do not beg anybody for this service
pension, but this is promise as faithful
ly made as II / would promise party n
certain amount OF money to perform a
certain piece OF work FOR me, and after
he had performed II would go back on
my promise. do not know whether the
Democrats over promised any pension 20
the soldiers, but II appears now that tho
Democrats In Congress are far ahead OF
the Republicans on PENSIONS
What n farce TO pension us snftcrbecom-
ing G2 yoars old What gomcl Their
idea is simply 20 botrny us, thinking by
that they would get the soldier votes as
long as the soldiers live, and they would
have this big load Off their shoulders. We
read every day Of Democrats In Congress
who favor n service pension. Let us try
them, and vote 80 they will have the pow.
or In Congress and in the White House,
and sec what they will do. II they won't
do anything for lls, then we are not dsap-
pointed, because they never made us
those promises, and we would be far bet
ter satisfied.
WTH GRANT IN THE REAR or VGCRsBURG.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17
IN 1877.
Mr., Randail'a Firmnoaa in tho Hayes
Crlaia,
Isnccl0l 70 oIoyoI0nd rlnln DonI0rl

Especial 10 Cleveland rlaln Doaler)
WAMuNGroN, April Ia Special, l.
"Samucl j. Randall saved this country
from plunging Into anarchy when he de-
clnrcd the result OF the electoral commits.
sion on the morning Of March I, 1917
said Mr., Mcpherson, clerk Of the House,
toa Plain DcalOrCorrospondonty yesterday.
"lhO annals Of our history do not furnish
an action rCquirCdA grontCrdiHplny
Of courage, The long and bittor struggle
had occupied the entire attention Of tho
short session Of 1861 Tho electoral
commission sitting In present supreme
Court room was deciding the controyortcd
returns OF u vote Of 10 Z IN favor Of
Hayes, The result Of lts labora was u
forogonc conclusion, The Sage Of Gram.
Grey Hall, Samuel D. Tildon, was not TO bo
seated. Excitement was nt a white heat,
For wcolSs Speaker Randall had boon on.
tCrtainng dilntory motions mndc by the
Democrats TO prevent the contamination
Of what they termed that Infamous steal.
Az the day for Inauguration approached
Mr.. Randall was confronted with the
awful alternative Of declaring the result
OF the commission against the candidate
Of bis own party or leaving the country
without a president. II was the most trO-
mCndoua responsibility ever placed on
one mRn'a shoulders. Tho nlibustcring
was clearly within the puryiow OF the
rulca Of the House and morcy 10 ON.
tortnin the motions mndo by hla political
friends would prevent tho imposition Of
what every Democrat believed was u
monstrous fraud, Tho whole party was
nj his back, But 10 carry out the wishes
OF his political associates would be 20
leave the ship Of state without n pilot and
throw the whole country into the Widest
confusion, prccipitatc endless complicn-
ton and, perhaps, plunge the country
again into civil war, Nobly did that great
man meet the duty imposed upon him, In
the carly hours OF the morning Of March
/, he summoned all his iron resolution 10
hls aid and raped the house 70 order 10
declare Hayes election, ] shall mover
forget that awful scene. Tho galleries
were packed, the corridors were crowded; I;
the members on the floor were yelling and
rushing about like mad mon, crying for
recognition. A, II. Walling, OF the Col
umbus, (O,) district mounted scat and
waving his arms about his head shouted
these memorable words which alone res.
cue his memory from oblivion; "Whcn
fraud Is law then illibustcrlng is patriot.
ism,n But Randall had Btoolod his roso-
luto will 10 the task before him aud amid
the awful confusion, uttered the words
which made Rutherford Is. Hayes prosi-
dent for four years.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17
How Ho Managed II.

"1n the spring OF 1857 writes Mr.,
Earnest Marx, Sioux Falls, Dakota, under
date Of March 3, 1850, VI was employed In
cutting wood on small stream In Iowa.
When began work the stream was froz-
ON, but II began thnwing, and was ohlig-
cd 10 work IN wet shoes, half day. This
brought on severe rheumatic pains In my
limbs and swelling IN my toes, 1sulTorod
until December Of that year. ] used two
bottles OF 81. Jacobs on, which entirely
cured me, for which am very thankful.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17
rho Chionpn aLriknn.

CHICAGO, April ll.--l Special. l-The In.
ious aud should the strike continue an
other week one hundred ana fifty thous-
and men will be out OF employment, as
there will be nothing for bricllayors, hod-
carriers, lnthera, pnstcrs and painters 10
do and all Will have 60 wait for n settle
mont OF the carpenters difficulties, Both
sides are obstinate. The employees say
they will import nonunion men aud the
strikers declare " they do so there will he
trouble. The affair has depressing cf-
feet upon business Of all kinds.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17

For years the editor of the Burlington
lMo.) Post, has been subject TO
cromp collie or ilts OF indigestion, which
prostratcd him for several hours aud un-
llltod him for business for two or three
days. For the pnst yenr lac has been us.
ing Chnmberlain's Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrhma Remedy whenever occasion re-
uuircd, and II has invariably given him
relief. % and 80 cent bottles FOR
sale by Durbin, Wright a. Co., and J Soil
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17
rlnndlnh Mnrdhr.

PORTLAND, Ore, April li,-lSpoclal l.
Paul llerProntont, q rnucheroi Althnngon
county Washington, murdered his neigh.
bor, James s, willamette, Saturday, aud
then carried the bleeding body 10 Mira.
willamette and throw ltRt her feet, The
mon were alone whom the murder was
committed, and the cause IN unknown, A
posse captured BorgrontOnt and woro
about 10 lynch him whom the sheriff ar
rived and purauaded the mob 10 take him
10 lall,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17
POETS CORNER.
HuAHIsm.

BUN NAlnAf
ON THR susQuEHAHA'
no nom 10 w again, tho dewy meni
lh breath a naenaei aud with checks All ploo''h' W
Climbing hlgh
The yeTnal spa
iiis northern Journey lusl begun
O'eT mountains
Win golden feet
our Hladeped eyes now haplY greet
shadows hea
Where erst alhome
Renealh tho mountains towering dome
Waters roll
iu gladspmp Hien
brightly hhlmmerlnH 70 lhe seh
Tuhed twins
a sturdy pair
Between, lhe sun, llke eyehroWs ialr
lieamlpg dawn
The yaln upun
hees nov the sounding waters luh'
sweet to hear
isnuW tho heal
4 low suft pallpUas iaiD iee'
Though hAhh noise
hrrreCh, ClashI ana iafi
from speeding train NJ railway cars
Hrlgtt Tho hills
uluW lu his bpama.
While lpafy groves thalr forfhoad' screen
shadows pay
a. hide ana srfk
iu rrtylpe wide ur Nylut dtep
Ol0B nov
lhu risen sun
Crowns With oaohpelk. u ahlnoa upon
HliltTlng brrH
The WaNrlrls dance
NuuuuluH back lliu ardent alaucw.
Evenings HOum
lU mumug'H glory
Tells anew lhp old. ODD alpp,
hhaduWhllr
our paths hllnH
nw saltuuE nHr Win duY duno,
y, st. hHuHANlh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17
Buokien'a Arnoa paiye.

The best salye In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chidrens COnoa, aud all Skin Erup.
ti0ng, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required IL Is guaranteed 10 give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund,
cd, Price 20 cents per box, For sale
by Durbin Wright Il Co,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17

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.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17
Tho Rtandard.

~ regard llo0d'a Saraapnrlla 40 having
paaaedabOyo the grade Of what are COM
monty called patent or proprietary mcdl-
clnoa,h said a we'll known physician 70.
Gently, ut h fully entitled 10 be conaId.
cred q standard medicine, aud has won
this position 10y lta undoubtcd merit aud
by the many remarkable cureh Il has Of
fcCted, For an Alternative aud tonic Il has
never been equalled,n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17

NoR SALE-AialllOn-sR FRANK N standard
" bred Cleveland lay His sire ana hla dam were
imported m 1884, lilo Ia u beautiful dark BAY n
very nno driver, llo can trot d mile IN less than
Tour minutes, and N also well adapted for drafting
o y now rising hyo yoalB ana lBa sure f0nl gottor
ho HMndl 10Y hands high ana weighs about four
teen hundred, hiR FRAHK's disposition and kind.
ness cannot be surpassed, no has drawn first pro-
MUM -FOUR years IN succession NJ the stark County
rmr A Rcneral purpose horao' For price and par
ml5d'mt.wdt Al HUMPHREY, Canton
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17
Divorce Notice.

MARY J, Reed y hereby notified that on tho 9th
tlon IN The Court VI Common Pleas within and FOR
thr counly OF @lark mud State Of Ohio charging hOr
WIN extreme cruelty towards him, Tho prayer Of
Hlld petition IN that he be divorced from her ana
given the onniody Of their minor child
Ihn Auu mary =, Reed Is required 10 answer or
uenir 10 Hald petition on Of before tho pbth day OF
May, iHDn TlIOuAs N HFicb.
JoNne a HUDSON, hls Ait'ya apib.Iw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17
aHnRIPF BALE.

Io'eph tioas Order q sale
,,a, ~ hlafh County common
NY virtue " ~ alias order 0f sale Issued by the
aleik " Tho court pf common pleas OF 6taTF
county one N NO above action, and 10 me IN.
fpfird, WIN ntrr tor hah AZ public 0ut0ry Al ihe
oo'f ~ lAe oouIl house, IN Tho elY Of Canton, on
saturday, the 10Th day of April, 1890
lhe following described real estate lo-wit Situate
w !hn NWnshlp nl insealaWasi county NJ stark ana
Hlhlt ~ pNlni Hnh known o. aud hHlhg lots uunbeT
we ~ sAlgen lul aud all Of nnnhHf fifteen (lbl,
hullh " y llifh tuuhlnH diANpnaY Through th6
aane, nf Andrew II, ilnfaly addition 10 ihe tlass
OF lhsl ulepnyllle hlaft county Ohln, Reondlngt0
q lNhp ui phl nl ihn haine % recorded lu tho HAT
records ol hlAfk county volume ~ page bli aro6pt,
lhH mo mineral coal Hereunder,
~ 70 appraised "a $500
Lot 10 10 oih0,
Lot M $500
sale 10 commence At one O'Clock .. m, Tsrns
cash,
OA, KRIDEH. AhenH.
H. W. MocAuGHHy, ATTY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17
storm in Illinois.

BLOOMINGTON, Ills, April H.--[Spo-
cal. This town and surrounding coun-
try were deluged with rain and hail yes
torday. The hail came down IN chunks
as large as walnuts and more than four
inches Of watorfell inside OF an hour Tho
streams are all out OF their bounds, and
considerable damage ls reported,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17
sHnRIFh SALE


Russell 400 s,.,s oEes5 SS9n,, e 1sIs, sHs,mo.
aeo, y, Yionetm, '~' iisss dourf fff"'''"
Wy virtue 0f an alias order " sale Issued by he
eleTh Qf lilo court Ol common pleas VI hiaTi OO,,
ono y lhe above action and % mo directed VIII
enel fnI aale " ppplle query " tle door 0f
us eeu1 house, u Tie ollY Of Canton on
Saturday. the 10Th day of April, 1890,
The following described real estate to-Wlt stu.
Alel ~ SAID epnnif Ut hiaTk aud slate VI Ohi0 aud
Known 10 bhlnH apaIl pf northeast quarter VI sa0-
lion number tNenlg -nYo (ah) in tpWnshlp number
eleven llapAslnl lanHe plumber llne, IN said eOun-
VI Whpll % bounded ~ fpllQWHi hfHnnnR ilT tho
same ~ he southwest corner OF tho easl half Of tho
Nrtl lAll Qi hall northeast Qnalt6r aud running
thence rasl tWhhV peTlea 70 fha center nf tho hlgls
Nay lhphlf Alpnu tho center ~ lilo hlghs
WAY llplih 4hA legieea west tWenti-fiK peT0ias
seventeen llnhsl lhfnpe south h6ydhtfou 'peToh06
ahl we've llnhs " ihe place Of hegnnng, GOntsln,
lnH pnn Reie aud MY hluafe pefOirs ba ms sans
mere NJ leshi lul huhie1 " ail legal highwaW
WIN Ah ApnntenAneea iheIeunio bel0nging,
Appraised ~ tleOO,
hale 70, eoM@enee a one O'Clock y, ~ Terms
o. HRInHR sheriff,
" H. hAlpwIE, Att'E
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17

WANTED Everybody to sec tho Now Canton HAT
Yallsoa, oto. Fine China Cutlery, Plated Ware,
Spoons, Tampa Novelties, etc. In Easement Room
q, " KHnre Old stand, No, 20 Public square, WIN
open m q fow days, apl0-I
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17
FELL FROM A TRAIN.
Martin ReinhOld, a Well,knOwp
Young Man, the Victim.

Near Baltic He Falls hetween tho Cars
aud Has His Legs ana One Arm Out on
'''A Special Comes TO Canton 10 Take
His Relatives 10 tho Scene
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17
BOLD AND DARING
Robbers DO An Ugly Job Sunday
Morning,
A Red Room Entered aud Two. Per.
sous Battered With q Bottle,

Two Men Hntsr tho Victor PFommen'
sohlaaer Place on housel street, Aud
tho Occupants neooming Awake They
Heat Them Unmeroifully-,'phe Victims
win Recover
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17
Legal Notice.
Jacob 5. Goodman, plalnua.
Isrnma y. aoodmnn. nnfnndnnL.

Emma H. Goodman, Defendant
Emma ~ Goodman, whose place OF residence Ia
unknown lato Of 5leyona Pennsylvania, VIII take
notice that on the 10Th day Of Marfh, A. ID, 1900, IN
tho Court OF Common plohs Of stark county, Ohio,
where tho action ls now pending, being cause No.
Bs00, the undersigned, Jacob \. uoodman, filed his
pei Ion praying Tor divorce from her The said
Emma uoOdnhn ~ required 70 answer tho poil.
ion ~ Hall notlOn not later than ak weeks after tho
3Oth day of March, 1900 the date Of tho first publ
cation or THIS notice, or such divorce may be
granted, JACOB y, GOODMAN
NJ X WHrrAun, Plaintiffs Atty moot
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17

WANTED-,ro Loan, IN sums OF throo thousand
w dollars (eaiO00) ana over, on first mortgage
real estate security, In stark county, NJ por cent
Interest Interest 10 DO paid uonll.annually. For
particulars address WM. n. EVANS
mlD-on Akron, Ohio
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17
THEY WANT $4,000 EACH,


qhey Claim That Their Characters Have
neen Detained and That They Were un'
Justly "apotted,"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17

nor SALE-iarm Of forty acrna, eltuntod In Pike
y township, seven mlloa south Of Canton, nyo
mllea northeast OF WNnoahurg and ono mile from
railroad blnllon has ak acres Of good timber land
balance under rutlVnuOn good twO.ht0ry house OF
nine rooms, barn summer house, wood house good
wei and mover falling spring, orchard Of ohOco
trnlL anploal peaches noarg cherries aud grapes,
undorhld Win ilno vein VI coal For sale on easy
tofma, or exchange for city property Enquire OF
William Muha, No. lHH Prospect avenue, Oh Grant
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