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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-12-20

Jesus Dimas. Election to be held at the
house of Donaclano Martin.
1t is further orderdd by the board that
the acting chairman Of this hoard be and
hereby is directed to contract for and
purchase at the expense of the county Of
Santa Fe, eighteen ballot boxes for Use
at the election in said county to be held
on the 18th day Of January, 1890.
GEORGE W. NORTH.
FREDERICK GRACE.
County Commissioners of the County Of
Santa Fe,
Attest: II. S. CLANCY, Clerk
Advertising Santa Fe.
In the course OF chatty letter from this
section to that excellent paper, the Den
yer Sports Afeld, Mr.. f. T, Weber,
writes
"This, the canital city OF New Mexico,
rests upon the mountain side 1000 feet
above sea level, and is in many respects
the most remarkable city in America.
Possessing the finest climate on the
continent, the center of a country rich in
all that should make city wealthy and
populous, it has just commenced to rouse
itself from its apathetic condition and
hasten its steps along the road Of progress
sion which will in the near future cause
it to rank first among the bright jewels
decking the crown of the Rocky noun
tains. Within few miles of the city are
immense bodies Of anthracite and btu
minous coal unworked. Mineral depos-
its nnexcelled in richness are in much
the same condition. Agricultural lands
which only require the investment of the
capital to put water upon them are un-
productive in a region where the sun
shines most benignantly upon the tiller
OF the soil.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-12-20
Letter List.

List of letters remaining uncalled for in
the postoffice at Santa Fe, New Mexico, for
the week ending Dec. 20, 1890. Ii not
called for within two weeks will be sent to
the dead letter Office at Washington:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

The Stark County Horticultural Society
held its regular monthly meeting,the first
for 1890, at Koim's Hall, Louisville, on
wednesday. The attendance was small,
owing 90 the rain storm and condition Of
the roads. The officers, however, were
on hand and the usual program was car
ried out, as FAR as possible. The display
Of flowers was abscntand the usual atten-
dance Of the ladies, WHO give so much
life and interest TO the meetings, was mo-
ticenbly not there. Besides the capable
chairman, Mr.. Rockhill, let II be said that
the efficient secretary, Mrs. Eggart was
also on hand, as was the reporter, Mr.
Skinner.
Mr.. Borlin's display Of apples was the
only exhibition Of fruits or products, but
the varieties we're several and the
specimens Of the fruit we're Sine, indeed :
they were so fine as to make ones mouth
long TO test them.
Mr.. Bitter and Mrs. Eggert, as delegates
to the State Horticultural Society at the
late meeting at Columbus, made an oral
report which was not without interest.
Had notes been taken AMI written re-
port made Il would have been better, as in
this case the report would have been pub
lished i'm the proceedings and appeared
i'm the yearly bound book OF the Stark
county society.
When voluntary performances were
called for, Mr.. A.. McGregor read a paper
i'm a continuation Of his "LOng Ago.
series, in which be touches on the early
settlement OF Nimishillen township, nam
ing some Of the early pioneers and nci-
dents and events q the period. Mr.. Nc
GreROr spoke Of their work and the inter
est he took in them and quoted the lines
They anne T. din ocession led,
Asnn life and not as dead
As warm each hand. each brow as gay,
As n they parted yesterday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
SETTLED AT LAST.

The Y. MD O Win Go 10 the InauEura-
tioS of Governor Campbell---Alhanoe
Lou.sville, Navarro, Massillon and Other
roip Is TO Join the Excursion.
The Y. NJ. d. c. has now perfected ar
rangements 70 attend the Inauguration OF
Gov. Campbell at Columbus on Jan. 13.
The club will go on a special train via
Orryille. The train will start from Can
ton about lO;l5 a. M, standard time, on
sunday, Jan. y. Arrangements have
been made 10 run an engine and one car
from Alliance, stopping at MaXimO and
Louisville, In order TO accommodate all
those In the eastern part OF the county
who desire TO go. The train will leave
Alliance at 8:a5.
There Is now no doubt but that the ex-
cursiOn will prove a grand success. Capt
Zimmerman of Massillon was la the city
yesterday and he says that Company II Of
Massllon, with at least fifty uniformed
men, will attend the inaugural and will
Join the Canton delegation at Massillon I;
also that several parties Ia Sugar Creek,
IuscaraWas and Lawr nee townships in
tend going and likeR Use several mem
beers Of the Y. NJ. ID. q. from Navarro.
The Y. M. ID. &. Of Massillon will not go
la a body, but the major part Of tho mem
The v. N. d. C. Of Canton expects 10
turn out 100 men with hats, canes and
badges, and a band Of music will accom-
pany them to cnlivon the occasion. No
fort will be- spared on the part Of the
club 20 make the event am enjoyable ono.
Those who DO not wish to return on the
.pecial train, which leaves Columbus
about midnight on Monday night can re-
lurn nn any regular rain Tuesday. Fare
Tor round Trip t1.hO.
An invitation rs extended 90 the public
10 ioiu ne club. Columbus viii hc "a
iceno of gaity on tlat occasion aud the
fare i reasonable,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

The sad suicide Of Paul Young was
subject Of comment, surprise and regret
on New Years day.
Owing to the absence Of Coroner Schaf-
fer a Justice of the Peace was needed, aud
Justice Mark X. Wettach viewed the re-
mains and will render verdict in accord
auce with the facts I'm the case.
Justices Ringle and ReiRner were also
present and at p. m. the body was
searched and evidence was found that IL
was deliberate and premeditateds suicide.
HOW HE WAS FOUND.
The Young man was found on the floor
in the southeast corner OF the room. His
head was on pillow, He was clad In his
dark red smoking jacket, and his feet
were encased in slippers. In his right
hand he held the revolver of a 30 calibre.
A pool Of blood on the white pillow and
the floor, with the hole in the right temple
told an affecting New Years tale.
LEFT SOME PAPERS.
A search was instituted and on the win
dow base was found a small package Of
notes, the contents Of which showed that
lt was "a suicide.
son had treated him for la Grippe, but
that ne did not know he had taken two
large doses Of laudanum in his body. He
expressed his thanks to Mr.. and Mrs.
Bully for the many favOrs shown him.
4 LAST REQUEST.
He wanted a short notice made Of his
death, as the following newspaper clip
ping pinned to the note, from a Pittsburg
paper, will show. The sentence i'm italics
was the request written in ink by Mr.
Young:
KERR-On Friday, December q, 1889 1t
8 p. m. at the residence Of John Arbuclle,
Brooklyn, n. z, Miss Anna L. Kerr.
Funeral services nj the family residence
58 Union Avenue, Allegheny City,0n Mon
day afternoon at 1 O'Clock. Iuterment
private at a later hour.
IhiS style, no eye.
Why he preserved the above obituary
notice from a newspaper will never be
known. 1t is perhaps a circumstance
swhoing am affection he treasured, and
tuat the death Of one who was dear to
him caused him todO the rash act. He was
"A young man Of excellent habits, and
those who were intimately acquainted
with him express the greatest surprise.
His father, Col. j. ). Young, arrived from
Pittsburg on the $50 p. m. train and is
very much affected by the sad death Of a
son dear to him.
The remains were taken in charge Of j.
L. Arnold. q Co., the undertakcrs, and sent
to PittsbUrg at 5: :O7 this morning.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
Divorce Notice.

Frederick Bigier. whose place OF residence Is 20
FfhnslsoA Ida hlgler unknown will take notice that
on huNrnuer dQth, 49,, said fTnussoa Ida Big or
nltd her petition n the Court Of Common Pleas ul
rtark county, OhlO ngainat tne said Frederick Rig
ltfi heulnB loftu tuat uta said froierck higior u
he husband ot aai1 ftauslaca ida bigler. fOr many
year last past and especially sinco ld2 been guilty
OF eAifene cruelty Narun the said plaintiff at va
rous times, ana also that during the aev ial years
laft past etid IL fendant has Ueon guilty uf gross
neglect OF anty towards said plaintiff IN failing %
pTuyue aaid pialntiu with tho meceaalrioa OF ufas
eolhlng &e, and that said plnintin pTaya that she
may ne euiNorced from said defendant that aho mar
nave the custody oi their children and for reasona
PIC almonyi aud that said frederlck higer 10 mott.
nod mat no Is required 20 appoar aud answer said
petition on before the third Saturday after tho
ath day VI January. 1880.
FRAksIsCA IDA BiGLER.
hy JnHN q WELIN, hdr ATTY
November a0th 1a6o.-dec5Lw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
MAssILLON MATTERS.
9pratned His Ankle---A Piano Recital
McCu8 Exception.

McAut n GepNlDus
MAssILLON, Jan. 2.
A local character known by the name
of Abe Lincoln was engaged in a west
side saloon row yesterday evening, and
somebody stepped on his ankle, intliCting
a bad ,prain. DR.. Williamson, the town
ship physician, is attending him.
Harmon Shaidnagle desires to inform
the public that his store was closed up
with his consent in cDdcT 70 close out his
stock. The sale Of the latter will more
than satisfy all executions.
Iuo IOnOwIug pupils of Prof. u. Feuch-
finger will give piano recital at his stu
dio on West Main street next Monday
evening. Misses Lizgie Sibila, Name Ar
mold, Jessie Drake, Bessie Altman, annie
Edgar, Addie VolkmOre, Eugenia Shep-
ley and VIM. Brown, Prof. Feuchinger
will also appear in the concert.
Feuchuuger announces that he will give
a concert some time in February.
Miss Clara kCssel, of Canton, is spend
mo- week with her parents on Front
treet
~, Joe Fromholtz drew the smoking
case, which was raifled OIL at Slepley's S
cigar store last night.
! he free dance at John Winners, Front
street, attracted a large crowd last night.
Miss Amelia Strobei has resigned her
oosition as teacher in the East street
nooi. Miss Cordelia Ham has been
a lpointed 10 fll her place.
Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. McLain received
about sixty or seventy friends yesterday
afternoon from TO 6. A supper was
served aad the Mandoline clup played.
Miss Ida Bayliss, Plumb etreceived
New Years calls yesterday afternoon
with Miss Grace Hartzell.
The name OF Peoples Hall has been
changed to Music Hall
Mr.. and Mrs, ID. S. Gardner spent New
Years in Canton.
Miss Ef1e Teagardne- and Miss Cora
Huber returned 10 Canton yesterday after
3 visit here.
r. NJ. Scott, OF Arcadia, Nebraska, and
Miss Amelia Strobel will be married on
January 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. McCue gave an even
ing party at their elegant home on East
/ Main street last night TO about $50 guests
| The Grand Army orchestra OF Canton
PLAYED for the dancing. Mr.. Holcomh
| vas promoter and Caterer Bayliss served
an elegant supper. Tho following Canton
people we're present: Misses Hartzell
Williams. Mccormick, Messrs. Wade
! Chance. Will Kuhns, ID, b. Day, Ed. S
/ Raft, Willis Shanafelt, John Wells, Jo'
/ Hartzell, Norm Chance, Frank Atwater
| Mr.. and Mrs. Kuhns and Mr.. and Mrs. +
| NJ. Hartzell Of Wooster.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
REMARKABLE.
Leading Phy siCians Hold P0stm0r-
tenn Examination
Upon the Remains Of Mrs. Rose Dagger
What They Report.

A most remarkable state Of affairs was
discovered by the post mortem eNamina-
tion upon the remains of Mrs. Dagger,
whose death was reported yesterday. II
seems that she had eaten some corn about
eleven o'clock upon the day on which
she was taken sick. She afterward was
taken with severe vomiting which caused
resulted in terrible hemorrhage which
caused her death. The physicians state
that death was inevitable from this alb
normal condition. Under the circum-
stances there could be no relief given her
and if she had lived longer she would
have suffered terribly until death. The
post mortem was held by DR.. Evans iu the
presence of Doctors A. b. Walker, G.. II.
Landor and f. O. Morrow yesterday after
noon at A o'clock.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
Legal Notice.

David Keller. whose residence Is unknown, win
Ake notice that ON July isL. 1850 albert Chamber
iAln, ntd MS petition iu the Common Pleas COAT
eiarh county, Ohio. In Ease No. 6440. agaiust the
anote nhneh and other parties defendant pray Ing
ioi the foreclosure OF lnougaSe madu ~ AnureW
Chamber ain on LOt o. In the village ~ Nagnrre
STARK county, ohio, iven 10 secure three several
prOmlasory notes Of alOOOO, due IN Que two aud
thtee years ~ iln March 25rd 1888. with per ccut
Interest," payable annually. from said date. and for
personal Judgment aud other eQuitablo relief.
snia DAVID Keller Is required 10 answer said peti-
uon on or before Ianuars 18Th, 1891, or Judgment
may be taken against him.
ALBERT CHAMBERLAIN,
BY ,. M MYERs hh Att'y.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

In a recent interview with young Ira
Smith, sentenced 10 the Reform Farm,
which was published In this paper, he
made statements that were likely 10 re-
fleet on the fairness Of the neighbOra who
unfortunately we're compelled % testify
FOR the prosecution in the case Of man
slaughter brought against him. OF course
our readers win understand that the state
mcnta were simply those Of the boy and
must 90 for what thoy are worth. II Is
unreasonable to suppose the good people
oi tho vicinity la which Smith lived would
b. aeulatod by amy such motives az the
unfortunate boy claims.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
An Inquest OF Lunaoy.

When Sheriff Leininger made his last
trip 10 Columbus with the quota Of priso-
ners, James Homer, who was sent 10 the
Ohio Penitentiary one year ago was given
In his charge. His time expired last Sat
urday, he having served sentence Of one
year on the charge Of attempted robbery
at Massillon. Ten days previous 10 his
discharge, he gave evidence Of insanity
and was taken 10 the asylum al that place.
He was Stark county charge and Judge
Fawceu was notified. An inquest of
lunacy was held this morning and he was
sent 10 his former home at Beaver Falls,
Pa, on the Q % train.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
Divorce Notice.

Emil zahnder, Plaintiff Common Pleas Court OF
hEIrk County Ohio.
Maria Iahnder nfrdt
hsria huuer. whose place oi rhsidouro "a uus
tnnWn late ni Nuura0u switzerland. Will take
rutoH tnl un enc lltn day ul urrtulNur "A. A.. d.u
lu iht tuNt oi innm M flnas NJ stark cuuuiE
uni0 Whtfc tnH acliun "A now nHndug helms cause
No. rT, che uudFftlfntd hWll krlNdHr. nlan na
NtHt 900 agiilet MalIa frNulur uIaYInH Cor divorce
Hpm Do. fnu lalI MarIa hinder a IeluIItNi
AufHfI inC nrut|0u lu aIlI zion uui later than
aeols alforthe nIth daY ri eoomher a. l idliil
iho ati' OF Tho niat qualifications oi this notice. oi
such dNolce maY bc granted
ENM zEHADEn
HAaE K. WErrAon. Airy Coz Psunanlr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
'Tis sold everywhere.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
ANNUAL MEETINGS.
Democrat Publishing Company---sun Va
por Ligut Company,


The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Democrat Publishing Company was
held Wednesday. The directory elected
consists Of Messrs. John +. Blake, John
McGregor, Isaac Harter, Conrad
Schweiizer, Charles h. Frazer, Wilbci
G.. Miller and Charles Joss. The officers
elected are Conrad Schweitzer, president
and managing editor; Isaac Hartcr, vice
president; Charles r. Frazer, business
manager and treasurer and W. G.. Miller,
city editor and secretary.
THE sun vAROR STREE LIGHT co.
The annual election Of officers to govern
the affairs of The sun Yapor Street Light
Company OF this city, resulted as follows /.
Robert A. Miller, president: NJ, L. Best.
vice president; j, q. Best, Secretary; j. c.
McMath, treasurer; {. V. Best, superin-
tendaut of contracts. Mr.. Miller sue
ceeds to the position formerly filled by HE
uncle, and Mr.. McMath succeeds Levi l..
Miller as treasurer. Mr. McMath stated
g. our reporter in answer 10 an inquiry,
that he would still continue 20 manage
She affairs of G. Aultman a. Co.'s legal de
partment, but would look after the tinaL-
ces and assist In other matters pertaining
TO the Sun Company's business. The Sun
Vapor Street Light Company we under
stand has contracts in quite number Of
the principal cities Of the country and il
reaching out for more.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
BENT BoaLH DEAD.
His sp1rit wln.s its Fliaht.

Benton Fogle died at his room at %
East Tuscarav - street, at Z ;4O this mor =
ing. He took sick last Thursday witl
pneumonia and was confined 10 his bed.
The deceased was well known in Canton
as an auctioneer and has been a cripple
all his life. he was aged 81 years, and
has two sisters and one brother residing
IN this city. The time OF holding the
funeral has not been decided upon.
The Bogle funeral will be held Sunday
at 1870 p. m. from the residence of his
brother, 223 Navarro street. Interment al
Westlawn cemetery.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
satnrdav. Febrnarr eLh. INA.

ohlulatyf NouiHNy otui AouNf
the following described 81 estate, sliua,o In stark
Tract No i-ri,c norfhwe nnarter Of section Ne.
t6. %. i2, iangu Appraised nf oiAOuO,
Tract No Part Z Che nurthgaft quarter Qf seo-
ss@s % AZ ne horh,a 5 u corner % ssd eeon y then
wtal 10 the northwest Cnrurr OF said quaiier thee
sruth so far hat by ruh1ne east % the east line Of
section, and thea u0fth 30 the best mag q shall
contain 4iagiea Appraiaed a etgin .,.-.
tou so I6 beginning Tor rnu q 40 the northwest
corner nf said quauer then tast with tho quarter
line 30 rods Then south ~ rods then vet bO rods
70 the west line Of quartet; then noftn 80 rods %
beginning excepting 40 acres sold 90 Henry Wolff
al-o excepting o2-tO0 acres snld 20 jac.n MoatS
Tiact No. t-Ihe uorihwe,t quarter of section No.
70 On sad township, contai lug A. acres, oxcopf
30 700 oi ~ acre sold 10 Christian shut Appraa-
ed at g 600
Tract No g. Part of the northeast quarter Of aid
section No. 10, beginning for the same 70 the noith-
east corner oi She srutiou. then nnrth sb Dig ~
min. wtst N25 feet 20 center uf road. then south
deg min, east with center Of ruad i6l7H fcot 70
bost then south rs deg west bl $40 tett % posa
then south deg 70 min. wei 7hi h. post ia HurW
line Of quarter then uuih s5 deg A inin ealt 06a
feet to post at quarter corner ihon north deg u
min. east $50 feet 70 the ceglnniugi cutalninH %
fq- 100 acres except 10 100 u on acre used for
school Appraised az elp8i.
Tract No 5(-Part Of the southeast quarier
said sstt rs; beginning for same ~ the norlheas
corner OF tho quarur then north IS Dig. A min.
wet with quar- line e5i fe,t 20 post then south
deg ~ MIN west a5 feet 10 post then south a5
deg AZ min east B13 feet 20 post thenn rth deg.
i8inin. east 1855 feet t0 the Ueglnniug; containing
% 70 i01acres Appraised a. ei,i6A
Tract No. e-Part OF the southeast quarer 0i said
tiOn No 10. baxlunlug for same at stone IN the
suutn west corner uf said quarer then north win
the quarter line bil feet then south e8 deg east
1914 feet then south deg 80 min. west b4 feet 70
post south line II settiOn then north 80 deg west
1914 teut 10 the begmning; containing 10 du-iOQ
acres. Appraised nc e852.
Tract No. Part ef the southwest quarter Of sid
aeftiOn No. 10 Beginning for amo at post AZ
southeast corner OF quarter; then north, 80 deg
west. HIS ieeii The n nOith deg bb min eas l4f4
feet; then sou b. 81 deg "a min east H4a feei thea
south. deg 90 min. wet 2o8 feet; then south, 80
deg min East f7i feet; then south, y Deg 30 min.
west, with the quarter line its0 et ~ Ne hegins
Ming, containing "a 100 acres. Appraised at
ti.47O
Sale to commence at ~ O'Clock q.
Will be sold IN separate tracts two o. more
tracts together b suit purchasers TIE ms oi0O cash
each iracf sold balance u one-t third on April lat
1880; One-third Aprl ist 1891. aud ouo-third on
Apfl is5 lee2, with Inter est from april lsL 1890
Dsferred payments 70 be secured BY mortgage on
the premises.
WILLIAM WAQNIR
Administrator OF Jacob Brtmbaugh, doc'd
JoHu LAIN Atty. doc2d ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
Interstate CommissIon Report.

WASHINGTON, Jan. g. Special. THE
report of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission was transmitted 10 Congress TO.
day. Il is lengthy and treated principally
to a review Of the Commission. In refer
ence TO the operation of law the report
says: Enough appears by the Official re-
turns and from unofficial sources 20 war
rant the positive statement that as a
whole there has been considerable in
crease ia railroad earnings.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

George A. Albright, received tie votes.
Tho matter will be- disposed Of 90 the
meeting 20 bo held January i7th and
18Th.
Tho other nine directors are ns follows;
Marlboro township, ID. NJ Niswongori
Washington township G.. p. Lover Os-
nnburR township, John II. Dagger; Pike
township, Jcrrc Steiner; Bethlehem town
shin, n. d. Browns Perry township, w.
". Essiu; jackson township. =. j. Palmeri
Plain township. ). N Shaub, City Of Can
ton, David collars.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
IED1ANA WHITE GAPS
emand order in Tho Church Of God.

Demand Order in the Church Of God.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. A-lSpecial.l- i
A large body Of White Caps entered the
church at West Union night before last
and in. the presence OF the congregation
tackled large placards on the walls read
ing, "We must have order in the house OF
Godn Il was signed White Caps. They
used their revOlvers to drive lacks.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

Mrs John Engelhart, aged 80 years, died
last ninht at tic residence of her husband
at no. $50 North Cherry street. The cause
of her death was convultions. She had
been sick for tho pasi week.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
Is Aores Of Land For Sale.

situated mites east 0l Canton. on tno Tnad lead-
inn from ono sato road leading from Canton iQ Oie
uHNurg tu hH Naplrfnn road Hnd anlunlhF tlt Ns
iun oc're Mills Ou tnr me Do good D. use, WIN
ln rnlma aal and ritIfruI IIHo Stable. IIuf ifHfH
Nr. uudoIn lng tNf land ii vein nl uip nr pafel
clay nl superior quality. said ulfmifta ar aiuNl
a nan inilH forin ul tnu m ~ ~ IN o.. with tafy
sradt 10 iho same also Nlthlu nNf mile nl sohnnl
house Price t1 dOJ (m1Ta or los iindl l1 8ull tho
purchaser lAll d ~ MirhLt AZ
ll-aassdm A. O. 10 d Nlulon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

The result of tho election Of directors
of the Stark County Agricultural Society
was made known late Saturday aitern' on,
no votes having been cast. No director
frDm Lake township was elected, as Two
Of the candidates, A. S. Richards and
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
Administrator's Notioe.

Notice ID hereby given thai mo undersigned haa
pofn Quy appointed and qualified a. Adminlatra-
ior Of the estaio OF John MeItenberger late of
alaik county, ohio, deoeased,
Dated Dee 2i. 1850 -28dw Adminhrator.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
Administrators Notice.

Notioo Is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duy appointed and quaiinnd AS ArmhlistrnioI
win ine VIII Hfurrfd, uf mo estate of John
hurhort late Of sials enuuiy lnie ateased
mENhN nuNbEkr
hnnlnlslfHn1r with llD alu auuD Hrd.
Dated Doc "a. iasa aAlw