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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-09-10
The Newest Thing

In balloons Is gas-yes we know that; we
used TO hear that joke years ago. But the
newest wrinkle In ballooning is balloon
race and double parachute leap which
will be given at the Great Interstate Fair,
September Goth, SOth, October LIST, I'd
and Sd.
The big Trenton Fair Is always 10 the
lead, and, as usual, has been the first to
inaugurate this new attraction. 1t will be
the first exhibition Of It's kind In the coun-
try.
1t adds zest TO balloon ascensions TO see
two huge aerial ships tugging and strain
Ing at their fasteniugs, and then, OF the
report Of pistol, suddenly dart upward
and begin mad race across the sky.
And when they have reached given
height, down drop their human freight,
each clinging TO q parachute.
Tho world-famcd aeronauts, the Jewell
Bros, will give this double exhibition at
the Great Interstate Fair, Trenton, Sep.
temper 10th, Both, October LIST, I'd and Sd.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-09-10

The Democratic papers Of the coun-
try are publishing The following and
trolling II under their tongues as sweet
morsel :"
The Republican party Is far gone Ia
decay. II has outlived Its usefulness. It
has nothing but traditions left. II only
exists now for mischief. The fruits II
brings forth are force bills to arouse sec
tional animosty, tariff bills TO fatten
monopoly and Cypress the people, pension
bills to subsidize classes of voters, SUBJ
sidies for steamship corporations, and river
and harbor steals. The Republican party
must go. -Hayper's Weekly.
The Harpers and Har7oer's Weekly,
are 'far gone in decay" OF all manly
principle. Before the outbreak of the re-
bellion the Harpers, in their Magazine
and Weekly, pandered to slavery. 1t
paid them financially, to do SO. After
hostilities began, and the Southern mar
ket for their products was cut of, they
bloomed into red-hot war Republicans,
and denounced In unmeasured terms, by
pen aud picture, the Democratic party.
As soon as the war closed and the South
ern market was opened for their publica-
lions, the Weekly modified It's tone de-
cidedly, and when Blaine declined the
earnest solicitation Of the Harpers TO be
allowed to publish his Twenty Years in
Congress, they turned against him and
came out for Cleveland aud the Demo.
cratic party. Sucha firm have found their
proper place in a party whose principles
are numbered up In Its catchword 'For
revenue only"
A bill to compel the Southern States 10
allow all legal voters TO vote without In
timidation, and 10 have the vote honestly
counted and recorded, Is "force BILL
and is wrong because II arouses sectional
animosity," according to Harper's. The
Harper's should understand that the
course Of ibe South in suppiessing an
honest ballot las aroused sectional ami
mostly" at the North. The Republican |
party stands for '.fair ballot and an |
honest COUNT North and South. II Isn't
''gsing" quite yet. Its ''usefulnessn Is
not yet ou.lived.
Its tariff bills" are designed TO induce
the production at home Of everything we
use or want, instead Of enriching the
manufacturers OF other nations. The
practical result Of this principle, thus far,
has been to build up our towns and cities,
enrich our nation aud at the same time
greatly reduce the cost Of all the articles
whose manufacture has been developed
by tariff protection. Until Our people |
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-09-10
DELEGATE MEETING.

In pursuance of the above call, the Re-
publican voters of the county Of Hunter
don are requested to meet in their several
townships and wards, at the usual place
of holding elections, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1890,
at o'clock, P. NJ, for the purpose Of
electing delegates to the Congressional
Convention at Someryille. The number
OF delegates TO which each viii be entitled
Is as follows: Alexandria, Bethlehem,
/; Clinton township, Q; Clinton Borough,
/; Delaware, o; East Amwell, / Frank.
lin, +; FrenchtowD, /; High Bridge, Q;
Holland, o; Kingwood, 1 Lambertville--
LIST Ward, /; ed Ward, 8; Sd Ward, q;
Lebanon, Q; Raritan, 4 Readington, 8 /;
Tewksbury, |; Union, West Amwell,
1. Total, 81.
BY order County Executive Committee.
JOHN T. COX, Chairman.
A. L. SMITH, Sec'y
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-09-10
CLARK PIERsoN. Editor.
LAMBERTvILLE. N. J.
WEDNESDAY,. SEPT. 10. 1890.
FOURTH DISTRICT REPUBLICAN CON-
WENTInM


The Republicans Of the Fourth Con-
gressienal Districs Of New Jersey, are re-
quested to meet ia convention at Somer-
vile, Somerset county, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH, 1890,
at - o'clock, noon, for the nomination of
candidate for Congress, to be voted for
at the election to be held on the 4th day
Of November, 1890, and to transact such
other business as may come before said
convention. The basis of representation
shall be one delegate for every one hum
dred Republican votes and one for every
fraction over fifty, cast at the last guber-
Material election provided, however,
each township and ward shall be repre-
scented by at least one delegate.
CHARLES PLACE, Chairman.
r. F. GOODMAN, Secretary.
GEO. M. sHIPMAN, GERvAs Ely,
HoRAoR E. RUDE, s. P. RABER,
VIM. II. WYcKoFF,
Committee.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-09-10

The Mercer County Changers held a
meeting Wednesday, at Hopewell, and A..
). Applegei, OF Higbtstown, spoke at some
length on the coming constitutional
Amendment election. to be. held ON Sep
-ss4nSUf 30th. He denounced the scheme
10 have the present constitution changed.
because the change made against special
municipal legislation was the result OF the
work of commission OF conscientious
men, but the proposed changes are being
engineered by the lobby, and IL they are
accepted the greatest benefit will accrue to
the lobbyist. A resolution was passed
urging farmers to vote against the repeal.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-09-10
MARRIAGES.

scoTT-GICH-At st. Andrews Church, by the
Rector, the Rev. Elvln X. Smith, on Thursday
September 4. 1896, Mr. Harry 4. Scott and Miss
Sarah A. Gich, all OF Lambertville.
R0sE-REMER--At Lambertville, Aug. 81. 1890
by the Rev William Swan. William Rose and
Ann E. Remer, both Of Delaware township.
Cox-CO0LEY--In Lambertviile. August "a, 1890,
by the Rev. William Swan, Charles D. Cox and
Eleanor 9. Cooley. both OF Lambertville.
BOOK LAToURETTE-Au "a. 1890. Al Tho
stockton Baptist parsonage. BY Rev. John HUI
naele. Mr.. John Book, OF Upper Wakefield, Pa,
70 Miss Mary Emma Latourette, Of Mount Airy,
MI.
GAE0--FoRRESrER--On August III. 1890. Al
PGano and Sarah 3. Forester. OF Frencktown.
HocKEEBURY--c0Rs the parsonage in
Locktown, N. j.. August 30. 1890. BY Rev. 4. q.
Fenton. Asa b. Hockepbury, Of Stockton, and
Mrs Hester A. ccrson. Of Locktown.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-09-10
Interested People,

Advertising patent medicine In the
peculiar way In which the proprietor OF
Kcmp's Balsam, for Coughs and Colds,
does II Is indeed wonderful. He author.
ICES all druggists to give those who call
for 1t sample bottle Free, that they may
try 1t before purchasing. The Large Bot
ties are 80 cents and 81. We certainly
would advise trial. II may save you
from consumption.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-09-10

Senator Mcpherson and Governor Alb.
bett will measure swords In New Jersey
politics again this Fall. The former
wants McAdoo renominated to Congress
the latter 10 for some other fellow. The
two Macs make fiery team, but the Gov.
ernor may prove more than match for
both Of them.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-09-10
wan Neyert

Allow myself to suffer again what l have
suffered for the last year. That vile d.
sease, Dyspepsia, gave me no comfort /
could not eat nor enjoy anything. The
doctors amounted to nothing nothing
seemed to relieve me, until used a bot
lie OF Sulphur Bittrrs. Four bottles made
me- well. Joseph Botcheldev, Master of
Schooner @. a. Baker.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-09-10

II is amusing to note the earnestucss
with which southern free trade Democrats
struggle against any attempts to reduce
the duty upon products from their own
part OF the country. When The rice sched-
ule was under discussion last week they
made hard fight.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-09-10
A. L. SMITH, scc'y

Have you heard the news from
Maine9 Mainei When the Democracy
set ont TO reduce Tom Reeds majority,
the crank Of the machine must have been
turned the wrong wayl
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-09-10

The result of the election Of delegates
10 Burlington county to the Republican
Congressional Convention is generally re-
garded as practically settling the question
Of Judge Buchanan's denomination.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-09-10

A numper Of business men in Belvidere
have formed a syndicate, and are buying
and shipping thousands OF bushels Of POI
tatoes to the West. The farmers are paid
fifty cents bushel. The crop Is said to
Delivery large.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-09-10

A recent census OF the manufacturing
interests OF Bordentown has been made
public as follows: Total number OF manu-
factories, n; capital invested, $3.50, OBS;
goods manufactured annually, LOTT, 022;
amount paid annually for wages, 1925, TIA.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-09-10

We have Just received entire line Silks 81 inches
wide At 75c fing to MATCH 15c, 35 and 45c New designs
linen Stamped Goods Thread and Hem Stitch Work. Bureau
Wash Stand spashers match It will pay get early
lection from these goods.
We claim have &c. Corset in 6 bone,
oenun whale bone other lines of New Corse An elegant
Black Corset at $l.00-ft guaranteed
An earth bargain will be Mems Natural Wool Io Thread
Shirts and Drawers Oia
the money. ~,
Our new Necwear OPEN Also styles IN Mems
Collars new styles Boys Round Collars in linen, cambria and
printed.
We opened to day largest line Of Umbrellas seen IN one
place this city, People wonder what going to do with Them
We expect em and for they choice both IN style
and quality, right from the makers No middle profit
In few days will display the best line of Mems Street ana
Driving Gloves show These also direct
from the makers and every pair guaranteed
forget the Columbia Woods exclusively ana
we bought when prices the lowest this
thanks for patronage of the past sum-
mer hope merit portion of the coming
Respectfully,
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DEATHS.

WEBSTER-At the residence Of her son..n. law
Alfred Wanamaker, In Lambertville, sept I'm !
1890, Jane Webster, aged rs years
RUNKLE-At Mount Airy, September 6, 1890.
Rite s., wife OF William 8. Runkle, aged ii
years.
TAYLoR-In Frenchtown, N. j., August 81. 1890.
Mrs Grace Taylor, aged 81 years and months.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-09-10
THE MARKETS.

,.,1,,., Lambertville, Sept 10, 1890.
PklCES OF GRAIN corrected every Wednes-
day by LEAR, H0LCoMB a NIECE, dealers In
PRICES OF PRODUCE, &c, by CARVER A
WILLIAMS. dealer In Dry Goods and Groceries.
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S. A. FINGER, Agt.

Good News for Veterans and Others Thousands III n. NOW EnGd
PENSION AND CLAIM AGENCY. TRENTON a.
WHAT?
So not
find comrades
disabled
WHO ENTITLED?
90 days. and honora
labor
disability origedwhehr IN y s.
they claim benefit Of New Law and get these higher rates Also all
without their daily labor
Children idioc
All Widows especially entitled dependent
matter SchGt the death Also
daily owned death Of
8.
s Vey many helped
HOW APPLY?
Write Write here And give facts Of
follows
children
month"; more
all Widows and Mothers Fathers should
this
disability
Old
unless
gen. JAMES F. RUSHING,
224 E. State st., Trenton, j."
ass
II % %
0 n We - - ' - -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
AMIRAouLoUs EsoAPK.

A NJ, Wayne Train Strikes Farmers
Wagon nut the Occupants Esoape unin'
iured.
Passengers on the T., NJ, w, 4 q. east
bound train leaving here a. ai07 Saturday
morning were Witnesses ot one of.,lhe
moht miraculous eseapea from instant
death reported In a long time, AZ Salem
the east bound train took siding 10 allow
fast train going west 20 pass. While
waiting on the siding, farmer, driving a
two horse wagon loaded with wheat, and
HE wIfo who was seated Ia the rear Of the
vehicle, drove upon the crossing AZ the
same time the west bound train going al n
high rate OF speed swung around the
curve.
Before the driver had time 10 start ha
team the wagon was atruoE by the train
and smashed into klndllnR wood. The
woman, who was very heavy person,
was thrown about $50 feet ailghtlng In q
field beside the track, A coach was I'm
medately summoned and tho lady placed
inside. The horaea took fright when the
wagon was struck and started TO run
Tho farmer plucltily stuck 10 them and
stopped them before going far The
woman unless Injured Internally will mol
aulfer 10 amount 20 anything, The gem
tlemau'a left hand was very badly epraln
cd but aside from that he 10 not Injured,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

wages, bat that all evidence points to'
wards the president, secretary anh treas
trer as tie sole parties resppnhllllei
Respectfully submitted,
REV, DR, u, u, hTAff0Rp,
JAOOR H, hpHLAlLt, ffeh, pouhelli
ANTHONY iiOWELLa, henAlpf,
h, w, MpCAulHtR, lawyer
HRARK WiLLEHhORN, Merchant
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED,
The following resolutions we're also
read and adopted
ilesolyed, nlrst-Ihat the action OF liuH'
sell a Ga, la reducing the wages ~ large
number Ut ther Democratic W0rhlnHmph
should he condemned by all good nliiAenh,
Second, That We denonnee ihe ,ppyepN
as un'Chfi6tian, unrAmerlean ana oppp9'
cd 10 all lust and correct business pllnei.
plea, hat that II aa q result nf tliln hel
Democrats refuse 10 huy their machinery
this firm Of Russell a 90, viii have
NO oHE nut THfhsELyts
10 blame,
Third, That we tender 70 those dis.
charged wOrhmen our sympaihieAi ana
willaid them Ia every way We can 70 pro-
cure work,
RESOLVED, Further that a copy Of the
report of tho committee be published ~
tho public press, LOUIS utih'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
A FRIGHTFUL DEATH,
A TeGmstcr Struck by the Shaft Of
His Wagon
And Knocked Against Post'''Attor suf'
fcring the Most Intense Pain Ho EN'
piros particulars OF the Accident

A horrible accident.
A man meets death In a singular man
ncr,
circumstances.
BENJAMIN Burrcss, on old and trusted
cmployc Of the Canton Brick Company,
met death yesterday In u very peculiar
manner. He has for somo time past been
engaged as tcumstor at the brick yards
which are located a short distance south
cast OF the city limits and was at work
thore yesterday.
Cindors were being hauled by him TO fix
the roads around the yards, which were
In very bad shape. He had almost com
pleiod his days work and was hauling his
lngt load before quitting for the evening.
The wagon being used was q ono-horso
cart, very heavily loaded and TO save tho
animal drawing the load, he was leading
H. walking on ahead.
Tho horse taking fright at some object,
iumped suddenly forward, causing ono
shnft 10 strike him on the left side, jam.
ming him against post standing by the
roadside. Employees seeing the accident
Immediately rushed 70 the injured man
and onrriod him 10 his homo near by.
DR.. Walker was called and did oil In his
power 10 relieve the suitorings OF the in-
ltlfnu tnuIl. MllltN WNIN hbIllbAN viz
extreme. lie fingered until one o'clock
this morning when death relieved him Of
the pain. Upon examination II was found
that the eighth, ninth and tcnth ribs had
been broken from the spinal column by
the blow and had penetrated tho lungs,
Al times air could be felt issuing from the
aparture In his side. He .wqs conscious
until very near the last, being able to
recognize all OF the family and friends,
Mr.. Burress was man 40 years OF age,
and had always enjoyed the best OF health
no TO the time OF the accident He leaves
n wife and four young children TO mourn
his loss. Mr.. Burress was In very poor
circumstances, which will make the load
still harder to bear.
The injury which caused his death nap
pened about o'clock yesterday after
noon. II is not known yet when the fun
eral will be held No one Is at oil TO blame
for the accident,
Tho horse has always been considered
perfectly safe, and was never known To
take fright heretofore.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
SAFE BLOWERS AT WORK,
They OPERATION a Safe near Cantor
aud Only Got $50.

Bold burglars are again AZ work Ia lhlH
Vicinity. fast night Or early this morn
Inc, tho safe NJ the Touring mill of john
Shock, two miles south OF Canton, was
blown open and $50 taken, The burglars
gained an entrance by taking out q llglil
OF glass, A wet blanket was put over lhe
safe aud quantity 0f Hour piled around
II, 90 as 10 deaden the sound, The men
did their work quickly, aud with very lli.
tle noise, The nearest nelahhorh heard
nothing OF II until this morning, The
theft was discovered by one of the em'
ployea Of tho mill who reported II 10 Mr'
Shock, Some valuable papers we're scat
tered about the place, There 10 no clue
20 the parlles who did tho Job, but II Ia ey'
Identity the work Of professionals,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

mon gALF- Farm for Ren, Farming Implements
II and 1.-Two stsck WIN sell, NJ private sale my
farmlng implements, conalatlng 0t plow' harrow,
NV attachment hay rake, hay toddOf cultlyator,
dfill mower wagon, nay ladders, etc, nearly all
new and tho latest improved, Also four mead gf
n,hrea ihftn In foai 70 imported perohur0n stall
ons nit head Of colts from one 10 ono aud Onoshaf
voaT oid four OF which are half.brod percheronei
three cows, One horonNhplea Dnrlain hnu iLOsni
hfood n0wa, one thor ughbrtd berkshire boar.
ANY OF all OF the above eau be bought ~ batRaln,
sa,,n onr mile W, Bt of Canton on MAaalllOn road,
for term VI yeafa, cash ront pt0iarfod. Terms
feanonnblo For further particulars call on or adj
atcss urO. W. MtYhR,
$50 West Tllgcarawathtr,
outeoat oanwn,lOhla
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory"
They are not
but like
all eounterlelts,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities OF
the genuine,
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having il.
IT'S sold everywhere.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

state OF ohio,sta County, 81
In Probate Court.

Joseph burger admlnlttntot
with Will annexed OF the estate
Of ignatus hufgor decreased
Plaintiff
Caroline EmNlhe, 1huraA No.
\ sSs W ~! $s \ :s$ss@s S$S %1Ss snS NOTICE
Of New York aud Joseph lluf'
ger oswald nufguf, Loula linr.
gnf and Adam burger, Of the
town ui Kolroy ln tho htate OF
Missouri aud all Of tho uh'
known htlfh OF ignAllua hut'
Caroline Nfnwlnp Thufaa Nubrloh, MhD FISHER
Elizabeth MauofmAn aud MagdalonA Foster, OF
nufnO aud state 0f New York; and l0aolh hufgofl
uawad burger, Louls burger aud Adam burger, OF
the town vi kohO State Of Missouri hnd oil Of tho
unknown heirs Of lpnallua Dnrger deceased, WI
take notice that Joseph hufgor, admlnalfhl0r With
will annnted NJ tho nhiAto Oi fgnalluh nnfgor dc.
OrAard, on the q5lh day " October A, u, 1850 ned
ha petition Ia the Probate Court wllhlh ana Tot lhe
personal estate VI said docndont II lnaunolent 70
phY hla dOlu aud tho ohafgoh OF administering hln
oalalp "a well "a logaoloal that VIII 10 presented 70
Thai ahid deceased died seized In foo.almrle "
tho following described real estate, situate IN hAld
county, to.wtl Tho southeast quarter OF llc norlh.
west quarter VI section twelve p) township Uloyon
tii), range ton O0), county OF STARK ana state OF
ohio, containing forty Mfcu, more of lgsh AIo
he following dgseribed lIae. OF 70. ., iana n,a.m s
part OF tho northeast quarter OF hoetlon eleven,
township eleven And range ton, aud bounded ~
follows toswlt beginning NJ tho southwest eofnof
OF said quarter thonoe east eighty purchel 10 post
thence north eighty porohca 70 post thence west
eighty pufohoa " post thence south eighty perch
cato The place Of beginning containing forty acres
more or less ,-...,..,.
The prayer OF said petition asks that the plalnlla
rights and the fghla interests and Hons 0f said do.
fendnnta may ho fully detofmlnod adjusted and
protected according 10 equity aud the respective
rlqhth In tho promitua aud thot the palnun may DO
authorized aud ordered 10 sell said real oathto ~
private sale hnd for All ohor proper orders and ros
lief IN the promises,
ihe defondanta above mentioned Will take notice
tAtt thoy have been made parties Defendant 70 SAID
petition with others and that they are required 70
answer the same on tho goth day OF Dooember A.
~ 1850, .......,, ,,,,,,,,,.,,
Administration with VIII annexed OF
tho estate Of ignatluh uurgeI, decd,
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sntnrdny, tho 2OLh day Of DecemLer, ,lseO
Legal Notice.

tho state Of ohio, / In tho Court OF Common
Stark County, %. Pleas,
Edward II. Mc0rcw Plaintiff
YH Nattaa fnp puhti
W. Myers. sweeney ana Mar NV'''S ea,on. M, '"'"-
gafut Swoanoy
Defendants,
W Myers sweanoy aud Margaret swcaney, hus-
band and wife resldlnQ nj Knoxville Tonnoasee,
will take notice that on the 27th day Of october
~ o. hdwafd n, McOrew nlod hla petition IN tho
tlOuft OF Common plcna stark county Ohio, against
tho above nalned parties. praying for Judgment
upon n prOmaanTy note, dated August lpll, 1857,
for All No. executed by said defendants IN invor OF
one Mary Weaver nnd by her assigned 70 ehd plain
TIN with lntorOut thereon from August lpth, 1870.
said parties arc required 20 anwor on or before the
18Th day oi December 1890 OF Judgment may DO
''''' "s'"'' '"' wELrY a TAYLOR,
ool9O.Lw Attorneys for Plaintiff,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
Legal Notice.

quo 4, ChorinRton ana william H. Durbln, rcald-
ing m Tacoma, Washington, VIII tAko notice tllht
on October 10th, 1900 tho undefnlgnod, hdmlnlHs
rAt0ra OF the Oaiaie on Jesse Durbln, Deceased, aps
polnted BY tho county court " ArapAh0o county
Colorado filed their petition agalnN them and
others, hi defendants, IN the stark County ohio
Probate Court praying for an order 70 soil block
OF land (which aoOedent owned NJ hia deAth) thirty.
three foot wide north and SOUTH and nfy long, east
and weat lying lust north Of and contiguous 10 lot
1909 IN Canton ohio for tho purpose OF paying the
debit of Jesse Dufbln dtceafed ha personal estate
being insufficient W pay his deuh and oohA Of nd
mlnlnlfAiiUn 49,. ..,
said parties aro required 70 hnaWor said petition
W " MARY n, VAN LAW,
JESSE u, DuRnfN,
DAY, LYNCH a DAY, Administrator.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
Road Notice.

Nolioo IA hcrehy given that petition Will he pro-
apnttd To tho Commissioners OF stark county, ~
their noEl session December lst 1900 praying Tor
tho establishment " q county ROAD on the following
ilnn 10 witt beginning M p0lnt IN tho canton ana
Mnaelon state road 10 feet east from the west
ilne OF section y, township 10 and range Y thence
NORTH parallol 10 tho west limo Of aaii aectlon 70
land nnd M tho road leading from Canton 70 Mey.
ora Lhtel thence north with said rohd about 100
rods no tho quarter line running caht ana west
through tho middle Of eertOn b, ~ lnlu tnwuHhlpl
ihnnos wet with IN limo ana With the quarter lino
running cast aud west through Tho middle OF sec.
lion Nj . 10 tho township llno haid route 10 leave
tho auntrr limo 80 ~ TO fOlew tho present fOhd ~
the outlet of said Meyers lghe :, ,o,,,r,o,,,,,s
Octobcr ", 1900 .a0hw