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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
ouRr nouRn ooAL.
Mr.. A, Pontiua Wishes 70 bo Hoard for u
how Moments,

Mr.. A. Pontiua Winhea 10 DO Hoard for
Fow Moments,
According TO rcports In several news-
pnpcra there are q few pooplo In wonder.
lul aympnthy with the outraged Taxpayers
of the county, In reference To the letting
Of the contract 10 furnish oonl for the
court house during the coming year, Aud
IN my name Iavcry untayorably paradcd
In these newspaper illusions, u ia only
fair 10 the "Outrhgcd taxpayers and my.
aolf, that the facts In this matter bo mado
known,
a year ago nt tho letting Of the contract
for coal, ID was awarded to tho sun Coal
Co., nt 81, % per ton-thcn certain parties
who pretended 10 bo the Canton Coal Syn
dicato, with wonderful flourish OF econ.
omy, claimed that ~ they had bid Sl,d0
for the same quality Of coal, tho contract
should have been awarded to that price,
and made 80 much noise about II uLtil the
commissioners roconsidcrod their action,
and awarded the contract NJ N,A0, but
after short trial the Sla0 coal proved TO
entirely unsatisfactory, and the parties
were permitted 10 furnish what they
claimed 10 be tho best quality OF coal nc
Sl.0b which also turned out very unsata.
anCtory, Tho sun Coal Co. In the mean
time not saying u word being always will.
ing that II any body could furnish good
coal fer loas money than their bid, and do
Il honestly, they should have the contract.
AZ the recent lottlng, on behalf OF the
Sun Coal Co, ! submitted q bid at 81 60 per
ton, good screened coal from my mine, TO
bo delivered In tho court house coal bin In
sufficient quantity 10 keep good supply
on hand, without any shortage by dlvld-
ing londa, The commissioners IN the cx-
crolao OF their authority and with the last
years. experience before thcm, awarded
the contract 10 mo, the SLAB coal, about
which there is 40 much ado made, boing
the same na the sia9 coal year ago. /
need hardly say that any one who knows
anything about the coal business knows
very well that good coal cannot bo fur
nishcd honestly at the court house at SLAB
per ton.
Tho only reason the Sun Coal Go. can
furnish the coal nt Si,G5 IN on account OF
the favorable location OF the mino and
easy access TO the place OF delivery, N,B5
per ton barely covers tho cost OF mining
and transportation.
With this statement am quito willing
20 submit whether am imposing on the
"outrugCd tnxpnyora,n " whether the action
OF the commissioners has not boon pru-
dent and economical.
A. PoNTus.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
TIE sn zion olosns.

Tho Convention OF OHIO Farmer'e insur
aneo Convention Fiuishaa Up Ito Bust
ness with Addrosa'a, Election Of ON
GERS and Place OF Meeting For Next
Year.
AT the Ohio Farmers Mutual Insurance
Convention, after the transaction OF rout
Inc business, addresses were made on the
following subjects by mombcm OF the as
aocinton "Whut Constitutes an In,
crease Of Risks Referred 20 In Sec, 8Bi3 ol
the Insurance Laws OF Ohio,n 10y Jacob
Groasmau of Paris, q, "CAn Either the
insured or Insurer Terminate a Policy at
any Time II Due Notice ia Given, Nhy Il, j,
McCobh OF Oneida, O,j "ls the Valued
Policy Law More Detrimental 20 Muluals
Than 20 Stock CompunicsW' by y. II.
Grldlcy Of Lodi, OF "Whnt Nv the Best
Method for the Adjustment Of losses
Whom the Insured aud the Insurer Cannot
Agree Pn hy Bwjamn Bcal Of Bucyrua
"Whnt Advantage, II any Would hc
Gained by Classifying Personal Property
In a Policy2' by Angus Mcdonald OF
Olcna, O,
Tho following officers were elected for
the coming year; President T. A. Akns,
Of Snndusltyj Vice President, j, l., Grnbor,
Of Bolcyillc; Secretary, j, .Grossmnn, OF
Paris, Treasurer j. NJ, Mallornce, OF
fremont.
The committee on obituary reported the
deaths Of Henry Miner, president Of the
Erie County Insurance company, and
Myron Is. Case, secretary OF the Wynndot
County Insurance company Resolutions
OF respect were read and adopted on Nc-
count Of the death OF those two members,
j, S, Wickorshnw, Of Alliance, made an
address fnvorng that live stock should be
appraised separately whom an insurance
policy is issued.
Jacob Grossman, Of Paris, spoke on the
subject Of Fire Waste, lts Causes and
Partial Remedy
"Is Il Prudent for Mutual Associations
10 Borrow Money TO Pay Losscsn was tho
subject OF on address by Daniel Seas OF
Marion, o,
The subject Of selecting place OF
meeting for next year was then In order.
After considerable discussion II was de-
cidod TO hold the next meeting at Marion,
o., In one year from this timo.
After the morning session opened, an
hour was spent by the members In dis
oussing q number Of subjects OF interest
10 them, As 10 the different methods which
each company In the State had of trans
acting their business affairs. The sub
ject OF "Tho Best Method Of Collecting
Assessmcntsn was given some attention
and several active talks given on that
point, Tho convention closed nj noon
and the members which had not left this
morning returned 70 their homes later.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
Now proodorn AprooIatIon.

A new trottlng association has been or.
ganized In this valley 10 be known as the
Eastern Ohio Trotting Horse Breeders
Association, embracing Stark, Columbi-
ana, Carroll, Mahoning, Tuscnrawas,
Harrison and Portage counties, Tho fol-
lowing are the officers elected for the
coming yenri j, S. Goldy, OF Salem, presl-
dent; John Hines, Of Mineryn, vice presl-
dent, j. s. Karnes, Canal Dover, socro-
tary; @. M. Sooeler, Canal Dover, treas
urer; executive committee, John Hines,
j. Il. Mentgor, Navarro; l.. II. Kline, Der.
lin Center; A. G. Miller, Salem; and O..
Gerber, Canal Dover. II was decided 10
hold meeting during the coming season,
and an entry list for nlno races was OPEN
ed, as followe: two.yenr-olds, three-year-
olds, four-yenrolds, 800 stations, 2.3S
stake and froe-fcrall. Three rlces
were left In the hands Of the executive
committee 10 bo settled soon. Owing 10
the fact that we went 70 press early on
Saturday the above notice was crowded
ouk
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
SHERIFF. SALE.

Ghlo National sank on .. Order Of sale
Richard i, Webb OF al. PiS@ court STs""OA
Ivy virtue of an order OF sale lnaned BIZ
by tho CLERK OF the court VI common pleas Of stark
OQ.Oi In thc above action, and 10 me dlroctod will
oier Tor sale " public oulcry on tho promises
In the CITY OF Alliance, on
saturday, the 9th day Of March, 1890,
the following described lands ana tcnemonta TO.
Will situated and being known ~ lot number
nlne tel 10 llalnest addition % THO city OF ALI
eixty feet OH the north end OF said lot and fty ib
foet on the west side thereof.
Also thS following deaerlUod lot. situated In tho
city OF Alliance, county oi Stark aud state OF Ohio,
an known an lot number eighty mine (thD In Hes,
tors addition 70 he town, nnw city VI Alliance,
Also lhe following dcecrlhod lot situated IN tho
aud known M let number two hundred and nifty
l9bO) IN roctefL LAmb0rn a Co.'s addition 10 tho
town, now city u ALLAN g as the Bamo IN marked,
numbered aud ulutlngulohpd on the recorded plat OF
tad add ton IN Tho Recorders once At Canton Ohio
except thry (sO) foet on OF tho south end of said
Also the following described lot sltuated I'm ,,,o
city Of Alliance county OF stark aud State OF Ohio
and known aa lot number two hundred and lfty ono
GOD IL Teetefs' lAnborn a uoA addition 10 tho
town, now city, 0f Alliance "a tho same ~ matkod
numbered aud distinguished on the recorded plnt
ot said addition IN the Recorders Oniue nj Canton
ohio except thirty tsO) foot on Of tho south cnd Of
said lot
LLot w No. nine to) HAlncs addition, Appraised at
lot No, elEhty.nIno Ceo) Hostcrs addition, Ap.
Lot No Two hundred and ifty tobo tsso, Teotors
LAmborn Co.'s addition, Appraised AZ 1900
L0t No. Two hundred and nfty.One (2bl) rooterB
LamboIn Oo, addition, appialscd nt 900.
cast
FoRDINo a HANNA AttyG
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
WANTED Ar MINERVA


An Alleged HorBo thief Arrested In Cam
ton by oHloer Bodorman phis Morn
ing.
Al half past ten this morning Officer
Bedcrman arrested John Mckee on South
Cherry street. He formerly lived In this
city and has been In trouble before. Some
time ago II IN alleged that be stole horse
and buggy In Columbianna county, and
went 10 Minerva with the rig. Here he
tried 10 dispose OF Il NJ u remarkable low
price, which excited suspicion. EIo be-
came frigtenedand disappeared, leaving
the horse and buggy behind.
A request 10 arrest him was sent hero
BeveraLwceks age, but he was not In Canton
long this morning before he was lodged In
the city prison, II is said that he Is want
od ut Now Lisbon. He IL In the city pris-
on awaiting the arrival OF the Minerva
authorities.
Az noon to-day Marshal Gentry stated
that q reward OF 500 was offered for his
arrest. In presence OF NEws.DEMoCRAT
reporter Mckee was interviewed In his
cell, and made partial confession. Ho
says that ho had been employed by Philip
Conser, q farmer who resides near Green
Hill, Columbinna county. He was grant.
cd the use OF horse and buggy, with
which he went 10 Minerva. This Is all
he can recollect, as he says he was drunk.
II ho is the party wanted, and indications
point that way, officer Bcderman will bo
300 ahead.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
WANTnp A PRISONER.

Tho Marshal OF Minorva oomoa 10 Can
ton After PripoDor on Whom Thoro
Ia u Howard offered, but Doos not Got
Him.
On Saturday evening Marshal Ronch OF
Minerva came 10 Canton with warrant
issued by the Justice OF the pence OF Paris
township, for the arrest OF John Mckee,
who was In the city prison, having boon
placed thero by officer Bodcrman tho
night previous. Marshal Roach wanted
the prisoner given up, and that very quick
y.
Tho reason for his haste was found 10
be apparent, as officer Bodorman had u
telegram IN bis pocket stating that tboro
was reward Of 500 offered for tho doliv-
CRY Of the prisoner 10 the Columbinna
county authorities. Tho Minerva mar
shnl plead innocence and claimed that
he knew nothing OF the reward boinR oil
fored. But his anxletyto got the prisoner
increased, and 80 did tho reluctance OF
tho Canton officer 70 give him up. Mat
tors became hot and legal ndyice was
sought. A futile effort was made 10 got
the prisoner on writ OF hnbcas corpus.
A compromise was made which provides
that the marshal shall receive just foo
when ho loft for home. officer Bodcr-
man took the prisoner 10 New Litbon on
the Oi23 train this morning.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
aoed Piece Of worE.

One OF tho best pieces Of work accom-
plished NJ Chas, II, Jones' Pension Agency
OF this place, In long time was thereeent
Rucceaaful prosecution Of the claim OF Mrs,
Ann McAfee, Of Carrollion, This was q
claim for restoration TO the pension roll,
after having been dropped no long ago an
1879, through misunderstanding OF the
iacta in the case by the then Prosecuting
Attorney OF Carroll county, Mr., JOneH
has been nearly four years engaged on
the case, but believing his client was right
he pounded away regardless Of reflections,
and finally had the pleasure Of winning
over 1880 for woman whose whole life
has been q etruggle with poverty and mis-
fortune, We congratulate both attorney
and client Enterprise,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27

Decisions IN the cases heard by INC cir,
cult court during this week were rehuefeh
this afternoon la court room No. =
A Church Case,
The case Of the Westminster Church, Of
Alliance against II, q, Williams, OF llhl
place, was an action brought hy lie ON,
GERS of the church 10 recover INC SUN ~
$50, which they nllege be- suhseWpen,, ,Wlln
OthcrH, 20 pay of nn indebleuhtsh ul we
church. The court held on demurrer lo
tbe netitlon that "a suhscrpllon 20 pay a
pre,exating Indebtedness OF the church
was without consideration ana therefore
void, The opinion Of thp court WhH dellV-
cred by Judge Alhaugh'
In Favor Of tho Pla,ntit'
The next cnse disposed Of was that Of
Doolln against Connolly an aoMoh
brought Tor false imprisonment Ihe
hdpment Of tho lower court was affirmed,
deciding In favor of Che plaintiff, peoiH'
ion was given by Judge jenner
Lower Court Affirmed,
The case Of Taylor 4 Son against j'P'
Snyder ct al,, 10 iorecloho y moTlRhge'
was decided in favor Of the plalntlli, lhua
affirming the Judgment Of the common
plens court. The opinion OF the court
was announced by Judge jonner
pseision OF tho Lower Court Affirmed In
tho umbenhour Patent Right Case,
The case Of Ohio w. umbenhour was
next disposed Of by the court The de-
fendnnt was Indicted for Offering 20 sell q
promlaaory note which II was alleged had
been obtained under false prctenae, He
waa Indicted, tried and convicted, aud Nf'
forwards aontcnccd 90 the penltentlnry
for term ol three yeara, The case was
taken from the common pleas court 10
the circuit court on error Ia the mean
time Umhcnhour'a sentence had been
suspended and he has been out on bail
until the ease could be decided by this
court. The entire day OF yesterday was
occupied by the counsel In argument OF
the case. Judge Alhaugh rendered the
decision Of the court, which affirmed the
Judgment Of the common pleas court,
The defendant will no doubt be sent 10
the pcnitcntinry unless the case bo talton
90 the supreme court and these two lower
courts reversed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
Legal Notice.

Joseph Drand whotc paoo OF residence ID un-
known will take notice. that on tho 9Th day Of DO.
oemDer A. d., 1850 In the court OF common pOan
OF stark county. ohio where the action IL now
pending, nlod her petition against Joseph brand,
praying fOr divorce from him on tho grounds ~
mOny ANA restoration 10 h0r former name Of
Francis Stlmme. The said Joseph hrnud lg ro-
quIred 10 answer the petition IN said action not ator
than sl1 weeks after tho 18th day OF january, A. d..
1870 the date Of the lfut publication OF thus notice
or such divorce aud relief may be granted
JOHN q. WELTY,
JAY NJ. ORO0AN
janl0lw Atty's for Petitioner.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
AHoRRiBLn oAsn

OF Mother-in.haw. IN Which q wife,
Mother'in.Law and Two Children ase
Murdered,
Sr, AInANs, Canada, Feb, 24,-lspe'
eial, During d family quarrel yesterday,
Rudolph Dubois murdered his wife aud
moiher-in-aw aud two children, Tie
murder was committed with an AK, Du'
hoIa escaped 20 the woods and II being
pursued by q large company OF citizens
who will probably lynch him when cap
iured, The original quarrel was with tho
mOtherin'law,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27

Tho senior proprietor OF this paper has
been subject TO frequent colds for somo
years, which were sure 10 lay him up II
not dootored NJ once. Ho finds that
Chamberain's Cough Remedy IL reliable.
II opens the secretions, relieves the lungs
and restores the system 10 healthy con-
dtion. II freely used as soon ~ the cold
has boon contracted, and before II has bo-
come settled In tho system, II greatly les
sens the attack ank opten cures In O sin.
gle day what would otherwise have been
a severe old.--INorthwcstern Hotel Re-
porter, Dcs Moines, Iowa. Ftty.cant boi-
Ties for sale by Durbin, Wright n Co. and
l., Sollmnnn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27

appropriate 100000 as a allo for a gun
factory la California,
TIFFlR, o., Feb, 2l, The wife Of Mich.
ael Higgins, q glass blower gave birth 20
son yesterday. II was her twenly.aee.
Ond child, was born on the and OF the
month, ana OF course was named George
Washington,
FRHMoNT, o., Feb, 2i-Eugano Jones,
farmer OF York Township, made an as'
slgnment Saturday 10 SIS, Richards, Do
crease Ia value OF farm lands and mort
gage the cause,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27

THE Louisville Herald, edited by one
OF Major McKlnley's bald headed post
masters, 10 very ably edited this week
In opposition 10 the Canton sewer, and
the county commissioners, Now we
think Editor BIssell, who is q very
handsome man, earns his salary as
postmaster by smiliRg through those
pigeon holes, without trying 10 strain
his gigantic Republican intellect with
such q deep subject as the Canton
ggWer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
LEGAL Notice.

TO tho unknown heirs interested In tho estate OF
John 0lbo, deceased, late Of Stark county Ohlo
WIN tahe notice that have presented to the
Probate Court nf stark county Ohiv, Tor an allow
ance 10 mo against the said eNato certain clam of
ei,bo0 tB Tor boarding washing and attendance
he re1uoat and for certain expenses Incurred elnco
Tue death OF eaii docedent And that testimony
concerning nnld claim viii be heard ny said court on
CHRISTIAN KllOpF
Administrator OF said Jonn 0ibO.
Feb 10th 1900 -iU.hw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
sHnRIFF SALE,

aaofee A. Haka lOrder Of nAla, talh
Vi lOlnu opmmohfleAi
alram 6ehlahaoh, Court
ny virtue Of An order oi sale issued by lha eleh
Of the 0Dult Of common nrAh VI ilalh Npnhl uhlp,
IN ihs above aellin, aud " no llippleA Nn Nng
iuI fale at public 0nioy, ~ thp lppi pl lAe eoN''
housa IN iha piY Of panlon oA
Saturday, tho 10Th day Of March, 1890,
the follogne described zeal esiAla. 10 VIII situate
IN ihe oily ~ fauinnl eonnlY N hlalki anl STATE
vi Ohio aid known Rs part pi lots nunhff w " And
lnis, M mo OllY nl uanlln, ono puiumplnlhB 0n
tho Vest Has NJ Chnfry street ~ point 100 leel
kOnth NJ tho northeast plfnrf 0f lni nunptr lial
themes ulh on aid linn a. feel ihtnnn Wasi AIAl'
lel With ms snn lne 81 said lpt lpii 20 hef street.
thennn north pll ihe EAST npnl ilef street 40 feel
thence Hast parallel viii sad south iup w tin mace
Oi healnnlng 0reepllpg % mue thhieni % hAa been
given 10 enlaIga said Cherry street iip0ulded IN
Vol, ipb paHna la1 ana isli
Appraised ~ 5000
aRls 70 commence AZ ono O'Clock ?. ml Terms
oAhh,
O. A, KnlDER, Sheriff,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
Road Notice.

Notice IN hereby given that petition will be nre-
scented ~ tho hoard Of Commissioners Of Stark
county Uhlu NJ thulr next regular bvsal0n, on the
nrrt Monday Of March, A. ID. 1897, praying for the
establishment Of county r0ad alonK the Following
Mt stone on the southwest conner OF tho southeast
quarter of section twenty (9) township oluyon (ll)
(JaektOn) AMI range nlno (p)i thence north Ming
said half section lino ON landH owned Ny Moses Clay
and tho heirs Of William smith 10 the contor " said
section twenD thence north along lan0n Of william
bmith'H holn and lautn OF II. II, Clay and through
lands Of H. w, POntiuu until II inttfaeCta th0 road
leading from Tie High MIL y Canton.
,..,... o.,,,, ,ooo -,.,s.,v PETITIONER
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27

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 1t.
'Tis sold everywhere.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27

Yelona raged heTee Ia heT ppsonl
Devil shut Out pi each eie,
While her full under ~ wore tremnf
When she BID cruel hobby good'pie'
The wife Of Robert Grimes, the popular
ooloTed man Of Wade street, who ~ now
employed in tho Canton Gas works, has
left him, aud Robert thinbabfoeyer lie
was seen last night by q NEWB'DhhophAI
reporter, aud expressed the hope lhal she
had gone for good, She left suddenly,
without word Of warning, ANA TOOK lhelI
only pledge OF affection, q two year ol'
child, with her Robert Grimes has llVth
In Canton ten years, -Four years ago ne
married dusky maiden OF the Arlhloefht
le old town Of Richmond, Yao anu hl'
though she WAS not ono OF the r. w. W
families, Robert said he thought hhb was
a thoroughbred, with all the lines OF ~
herltAnce running directly back 70 lhe
dark continent Robert says his married
life has been turbulent, Ills wife had q
very violent aud Jealous disposition, ana
he was never able 20 shake the vain delu'
sion from her mind, that he was Tar TOO
syyeet ON "A more saddle hued damHel IN
the city, Tho frlends OF Roberts wlie,
soms of them, say she has Just gone on q
visit, hut Robert inEiath that II sue hhl
thus departed, she would have hhlu R99d
bye at least, and not analched tho kd
away without his knowledge " hepllle
Robert aud bis wife had q violent quhrre,
a few days before her departure, Colereu
society N greatly aglteted over lhe allHlr,
and opinion ih divided ah 70 tue felhVNe
domerlta OF their respective miHhehhNlor'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27

THAT Iowa man who wants q land
grant because his wife presented him
with trplets, ought TO be aooommo-
dated, With Mckinley at the head Of
the Ways aud Means, such infant IN
dustry certainly ought to be encour
aged,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27

Situated miles east OF Canton, on tho road Load
lnR from tho slAte road leading from Canton 10 Os.
naburg 70 tho Mapleton road and adiolulng the Oan-
ton Ochro Mills, on tho same 10 good house, with
10. Underlying the land Ia vein of nro or pottery
clay OF superior quality said premises nra about
A half mile north of the q. q, as r. H., with easy
prndo 10 tho BAme, also within half mile OF school
houao Price 1900 (mOre or loaa lnnd) 70 suit tho
purchaser JACOB ~ MlbHLEh
deci7-gw.wdm 20 No. q, Canton,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
womnn m Nood aotu aa.aoo.

In 1879 the namo ~ Mrs, Ann McAfee,
OF Cnrrollton, was dropped from the pen.
sion roll, through u misunderstanding OF
the prosecuting attorney OF Carroll coun-
~. Mr.. Jones Of Waynosburg took hold
and finally won the case, securing $1,000
for n womon In great need.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27

nor HALE-Rafm 0f forty acres situated In Pike
y t0Wnshlp, seven milos south 0f Cant M, hVo
miles northeast Of Way nogbuig aud one milo from
railroad station, has sx acrvs Of good timber land.
balance under UultvA lonI good twOtt0fy house Of
nine rooms, barn anmmer house, wood house, good
well and mover fplllnR spring orchard of choice
fruit anples penohet, peare cherries and praptui
tormS or cxonango Tor city property. Enquire 0f
William Muhg No ipB Prospect avenue, or Grant
w WIalblin No Y WOat HuyOnth at feb90 hNeu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
AppoInted sehool examiner.

To-day Judge Bawcott appointed Cicero
l., lllner u member OF the Board Of School
Examiners OF Stark county 10 succeed
Oliver M. Coxen who has resigned, Mr.,
Hlner la q we'll known principal OF the
South Plum street school and II we'll
qualified 10 MI the position.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27

"What'a the matter, Tomme2n "Papa,
my po-po.pony has cu-cu.out his foot,h
"Pahaw dom frot, papa has got bottle
Of Salvation Oil,n
This IL tho month when those trouben
with a cough should 60 for DR., Bull's
Cough Syrup.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
A Tumor Removed.

On Friday last DR.. Brant performed a
difficult operation on Mrs, John Fisher,
who roaldea NJ No, a2 Lincoln avenue. He
removed large cAnceroua tumor from
the abdominal cavity, aud to-day the pa
cd under the trying circumstances.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
SHERIFF SALE,

0corgo Ickoa order OF sale,
Va , hlAfk 20, Common
wnllam Roach, sr, et Pleas Court
ny virtue of An order OF halo Issued by the oorl
" tho court Vt common pleas ut bnfk county, OHIO
IN the above action And 10 me directed. VIII 0Hoi
Tor sails NJ public outcry, NJ tho door OF tho court
houat, Ia the city OF Canton, on
saturday, the lSt day Of March, 1890,
tho following described ruai ottate situated m
county NJ stark and tt,o NJ Onto aud known ~
town lut number tury -four (iD, m Matthias Hes
Tor v addition ~ the cip of Alliance
Appraised at ei75,
snlv " commence At one o'clock p, m Terms
O. A, KBiDER, Sheriff.
FoRpm0 HARnia, Att'ya