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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31

Auditor Manley has completed two re-
ports for the year ending April /, 1880
which will be OF much Interest 10 all resi-
dents OF tho county,
dl,2l7 acres we're aown with wheat
which yielded OO6,Da bushels,
90 acres Of rye, 1881 bushels,
w acres Of buekwheat, 1867 bushels.
2b,7M acres OF oats, l,00B, ,02b bushels,
8ls acres barley, a,b0b bushels,
20,0M acres corn, 770,70i bushels,
0l0,bOO pounds of fertilizers WAS used,
2O,227 acres Of meadow yielded dO,l01
tons Of hay,
1877 acres OF clover, 2s,025 tons Of hay,
2,3la acres Of potatoes, 2Ol ,G22 bushels,
acres Of tobacco, 900 pounds,
752,la2 gallons OF milk were sold for
family use,
The home dalrles made OOs, ,7O5pounds OF
butter and the oreamerles 2,025,OO7
pounds.
The home dRlrlea made 06, 6,i70 pounds OF
cheese and the creamerlea 8b1,Al4 pounds,
A., lbl trees yielded l6Dl0 pounds OF ma
pie sugar, and l0,4l0 gallons OF syrup.
2,s77 boo hives yielded li,07l pounds OF
honey
795'62l dozen eggs we're produced, of
which $500 dozen were shipped out OF the
state,
83,02i pounds OF grapes were raised,
O,i1i acres were used for fruit raising,
and yielded the following fruits apples,
2lb, ,si2 buahelsi peaches, $685. peara, o.,
26si cherries, COS pluma, %,
a. 81 L. ..slalafaaaIs
$40 used for pasture, 0,2bb for woodland (,
and b,4l0 In waste land
i67 ,iiG pounds OF wool was produced.
There are 1909 cows, l47 stations, and
l,1GO dogs In the county,
Aii sheep valued ~ t2,00b, were killed
by dogs. ISl valued at tOll we're Injured,
MANUFACTURING STATISTICS.
The following IL report OF the number
OF machines and other products made
during the yeari
Bar and nail rod iron, 7,0S2 tons.
Other steel, 7,O7i tons,
Castings, 5000 tons.
Hay tedders, 1000.
Boilers, LILO,
Engines, l,i4b,
Saw mills, 200.
Reapng machines, $500.
Moving machines, $500,
Threshing machines, 1895.
Plows, 10000.
Hay rakea, 5000,
Fire bricks, 100000.
Stone coal, 632, ,lO6 tons, valued at b0l,.
rs.
Stonowarc, 1000 gallons, valued at g..
900.
Drain tllc valued at $4,000.
Window glass, valued at $4,000,
Boitlea and flint Jars valued at 100000,
Leather made In tanncrlea valued at
1900.
Malt liquors valued AZ 500, 800.
Other manufactures valued at Sl0iO75.
WAGES PAID.
The farmers employed ss5 hands at an
average Of 72 cents a day
1889 miners average sl,O6 day.
Contractors employed 80 common labor.
ors at Sl,25 day,
In the mechanical arts, trades, etc.,
3,57b males were employed and averaged
SID day 0s females averaged ~ cents
a day.
Thomorchants paid l0i snlcsmon SiAsa
day; b2 women, 81 cents day; "a book
keepers $3.50 day,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
TOWN TALK,
Facts Briefly Stated For the Benefit
Of Busy Readers.

Julius Thurln and family are at Lake.
view hotel,
Charles A, KoIp went to Minerva this
morning,
Sheldon wettach, Of carrollton, Ia visit.
Ing Mark WetIaeh,
The will Of Mary Baughman, OF Paris
township, has been offered Tor probate,
De-, Williams, Of New Lisbon, ID tho
guest Of Mr., Fouat, AZ 100 East Tuaeara-
was street,
Mr. Charles Brownwell aud family have
moved 10 Maaalllon, where they will make
their future home,
Justice Relgner left this afternoon 10
visit his brother In Potlayllle, Pa. lie will
remain several days.
DE-, Curtis @, Williams, Of New Lisbon,
and Miss Clara j, Bouat, Of Canton, have
been licensed 10 wed,
Charlotte Kreltg has commenced partI-
ton proceedings In common pleas court
against William Krelu,
Tho wife OF Mr., Esoheman, Of Canal
Fulton, died this morning, Of old age.
The funeral will be held Friday.
John Glass has commenced suit In com.
mon pleas court 10 prevent Goo. L. Hlloa
from collecting a judgment for SsOsla.
Henry Gllker, pioneer resident Of Ca
nal Fulton, aged "a years, died Monday of
old age, The funeral took place today.
Mr., Gllker was one Of the first settlers Ia
Lawrence township,
The next meeting Of the Stark County
Horticultural Society will DO held ~ Crya-
tal Springs picnic grounds, four miles
west Of MasaIllon on Wednesday, Auguat
9Th, Everybody Invited.
AZ three National banks In Maaslllon,
the BlrSt National Bank Of Canton aud
First National Bank OF Alliance, Las
week, there was on deposit s0OI5OI II h
probably safe 10 say that the deposits At
all the banks Of Stark county would az
grogato q million and half Of dollars
Alliance Leader
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
MAssILLoN MATTERS,

MAssILLoS July 10,
A great deal IL being said pro aud con
about MaSsllon Republicans voting for
Warwick, The fact OF tho matter
Ia that tho Governors numerous
Republican friends here, realize that
Mckinley will not In any event be elected
aud for that reason many OF them want
10 have the honor OF assisting In Mr. War
wick's election,
Something now under the sun In this
city 10 a proposed Club House In which
about lfty, more or less, wealthy Masall.
lonIans are Interested. A meeting was
held Monday evening, and the Club House
will certainly be built, II ls proposed to
establish an incorporated company with a
capital stock Of $500, divided into shares
Of 800 each, The location favorably con.
sldcrod IL the vacant lot NJ the corner Of
Prospect and Plum streets on which an
option has been secured. A two story
building will probably bo erected here,
which will contain billiard rooms, card
rooms, toilet rooms, dancing hall and all
the necessary adjuucia OF club house,
Al last nights meeting an executive
committee consisting OF j. W, Clymonda,
G., l., Albrecht, l.. A, Conrad, G, M, Rus
sell aud William Recka were appointed 10
carry out the project
MAssiLLoN, o., July 20.
Russell & Co.'S will shut down on Thurs.
day, the day OF tho Eighth Regiment pa
rado
A special meeting Of the Y, NJ, DC, will
be held this evening.
AZ last nights council meeting the fire
committee were instructed 10 get plans
and estimates for now building 20 In.
cludc also mayors Office and city prison,
C.F. Porter has released BuchCr's Opera
House for tho coming season,
David Bowen, Cleveland, has spent sew.
cral days In this city.
The ladies' Of the Christian church will
hold Lawn Bcto at the home of Mrs.
King, Park street, Wednesday evening"
Mrs, Gertrude Smith Ia visiting In Cloyo.
land for a month.
Arthur Spauldlng returned from Big
Stone Gap, w, Va, and is employed at
the Independent Co.'s store again.
Mr., Elijah Cunningham, OF Cleveland,
Is In the city,
Tho Hessler family hold o reunion at
the llnsslcr farm, four miles southwest,
yesterday. About fifty were present.
The following arc attending the camp
meeting at Orrvillo DR.. McGluo and
daughter, Minnie; Mrs, $. G. Casslor,
Mrs. Belle Kro0r; Miss Carrie Kroar Mrs.
VIM. Kinney, Miss Liz1lo Mang and Miss
Julia Hackctt
Miss Alice King Ia visiting j. L, Nlosz,
Superintendent OF FAirmount Childrens'
Home, Mt. Union.
Tho Wadsworth and East Palestine
companies arrived this morning and went
into camp, Company i goes 20 the park
at pm, The other companies will ar
rive this afternoon. Several members OF
Company II hnyo not reported for duty
and q detail will bo sont out after thom TO
bring them into camp. Dress parade will
be held every evening between and .
o'clock.
The Prohibition convention meets In
Peoples Hall this afternoon.
Charles holiday, colorcd was fnod 81
and costs by the Mayor this morning FOR
disturbing the peace. He will 20 10 jail,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Warwick, and Mr.,
w. X. l.. Warwick and family have gono
10 Chautuqua Lake and will romain n
month ot "Wooglan,n club house In
which Mr.. W. X. l.. Warwick is interest.
cd,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
Rohnrtnvllln Nnwa.

Mr., George Weaver, the Oldest citizen
OF this township, died last Friday and was
buried on Saturday Ho was 0b years Of
age.
A great many OF the people Of this and
the surrounding community attended
Barnum's show last week.
Farmers have by this time oil left their
signatures In their wheat and hay fields,
tho golden sheaves have been gathered In
and tho hummlng and whistling OF the
throshlng machine Is already heard.
Amelia Steineck and Emma Drown re.
turned from Canton last week and were
home for few days.
The Ladiea' Aid Society will give on leo
cream festival here on next Saturday eve
ming In the vacated storeroom OF Peter
Adolf's. Everybody invited 10 come and
patronize them.
Samuel Dewnlts had visitors for several
days from Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Lots were visitors
AZ Canton over Sunday.
Preaching here next Sabbath at 2p. m.
Peter Adolf IL confined TO his house on
account OF Illness.
Frank Deveaux had 20 close his barber
shop and abandon painting for one whole
week on account OF sickness,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
ATTENTION FARMERS.

A Meeting OF the Stark County Alliance
TO be Held In Canton Saturday, Aug. o
There will bo meeting Of the Stark
County Farmers Alliance In the city hall,
Canton, o., ON Saturday. August o. az o
o'clock sharp. All members Of each sub.
ordinate Alliance, and especially the dol.
oaatoa are urgently requested TO attend,
aa there will bc important business TO
transact besides the election Of delegates
10 represent the several subordinate or
carnations within the county NJ the State
Alliance, 20 he held IN Columbus on the
18th day OF August, 1890
A cordial Invitation N also extended 10
all organizations and friends who are In.
terostod In agriculture and the welfare OF
the farming community In general,
Miller Purvla, State lecturer and Dan,
Kroia, State secretary, and other able
speakers will bo In attendance.
ISRAEL BiXLER,
Pros, Stark Co. Alliance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31

Last night Marshal Gentry aud Deteotiy,
Walkup made raid on gang Of tramps
They we're found west Of the city along
the r. y, wa O. Railway, hayluga higl
time,
There were fiye Of them and boy aged
about 10, the whole party being locked up
They are tough looking aet, one oi
their number being no stranger to the
Canton police. About six weeks ago a
tramp giving his name 40 John DAILY was
arrested by Officers Jacobs and slagle
near the r., Il, VIZ O, depot, lie fought
the officers, aud could not be subdued
until mace was used,
The boy gives his name as James Wal,
lace, Of WellhtOn, jackson county Ohio,
lie 10 fairly well dressed, and has been
with the gang for some time. lie states
that he. ran away from his home, and OK.
pressed desire 70 return, To a NEWs,
DEMOCRAT reporter he stated that no was
with the party Monday, weat OF the city,
They, sent him on q hegRlng expedition,
In which he was fairly auoceasfill In OBJ
tainlng food, On Monday night he slept
la an empty box car on The pottery side
track, IN the southeastern part OF the city.
lie retired early, the five trhmpa entering
the same car about midnight ahd sleeping
there until morning, They would not toll
him whore they had been and often com.
munloaled between themselves In
whispers.
II u supposed that this h the gang who
hrutally assaulted aud robbed Frank
Strauss, the German stranger, Monday
night
II IN certain that Il IL the Sang referred
20 In last nights NEws,DEMOCRAT, Il ls
likely an example will be made OF some
OF the party.
Marshal Gentry has telegraphed the
boy'a parents aud expects an answer from
them, as 10 what 10 do with the boy.
After dillgent search Marshal Gentry
has failed 10 locate Strauss for the pur.
pose OF Identifying the prisoners. II Ia not
known whether he has left tho city or not,
The prisoners are being held.
A telegram was sent TO young Wallaee'a
father aud an answer was received at
noon, The father Ii In tho confectionery
business az Wellaton, and wants his hoy
sent home, He was telegraphed 10 send
money 70 pay the boys fare, when his 70.
quest will be complied with.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31

The Kabo corset, besides
being tough, so tough in It's
2 bones that they can't be
broken or kinked or rolled
up or slipped or shifted, has
flexible loop eyelets, instead
OF metal ones which cut the
corset laees.
In no respect will the
Kabo corset fail in a year,
unless the steels break. No
way has yet been discovered
to make unbreakable corset
steels. y
II the Kabo "bones" give
out in a year, go to the store
where you bought your corset
and get your money back.
II, after wearing the Kabo
two or three weeks, you don't
like it, take il back and get
your money.
OThere's a primer on Cor
sets for you at the store,
cuIoLao ooAsErco,, Chicago and Hew York
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
THE MILK DEALERS, pIcNIc.
A Jolly Crowd Enjoying Themselves q
the Fair Grounds To-day

A Jolly Crowd Enjoying Themselves At
the Fair Grounds To-day
The milk dealers Of Canton and vicinity
are plcnicing nj the fair grounds to-day.
At an carly hour this morning they were
on the streets with gally-dccoratod wag-
ona,
AZ noon with their families thoy gath.
cred on South Plum atreoot, whore 80
wagons were filled, and headed by the city
band, proceeded through the principal
stroots 10 the fair grounds, whore good
Old-faAhlonod picnic was indulged In,
There were about 800 persons present.
On reaching tho Fair Grounds an ole.
oRAnt dinner was served, such as only
Stark county farmers can serve. Mayor
Blake made q short address, full Of salient
points which was loudly Npplauded, X,
A, Cassidy followed In q few well chosen
words, After the speeches dancing began
and everybody present had most enjoy
able time. On the whole the picnic was a
grand success, and the vendors of milk
are TO be congratulated.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
Latest From Louisvlllo,
Especial correspondonoej

LouisyILLE, July "a.
Theme Sohillng block, ,on Main street,
Ia nearing completion and 10 = great im'
provement to the huaInesa part Of town.
Mr. Roy V. Myers Ia al home from Col.
umbuaSta University for the usual SUM
mer vacation,
Tho Misses vorgon from Greenwood
Lake, Dol, who have been Waiting al C.L,
JuIlliard'a, returned TO their homo last
Thursday.
Mrs, Prof, Booehy Ia visiting In town.
Mr., and Mrs, II. ShIyorly, Of Canton
spent Sunday with relatives In East
Loulvllle.
We understand that Mrs. Cassie Her.
ahoy Intends removing TO Wosteryillo In u
few days.
Among those In attendance at the fce.
tlval At Oval City last Saturday night,
were Moasra A, Jullliard, ", Sluaa, VIM.
Worlenbergcr, X, Daub and Jos, Wortcn'
berger. The young men report Coy
time.
Mr.. Brown from Alliance, was In town
on businoss last Sunday evening,
Miss Olivia HollibauRh OF Canton Wis.
tod her friend, Miss Mabel Nunamakor q
few days this week.
Miss Birdie Strcng and Mr., Sowora Of
Allegheny, aro vleltIng friends In town,
Miss Auguaat Walker attended COM
moneoment at Mt, Union last "wednesday,
Miss jennie Mcyorbcrgor Of Canton 10
visiting NJ residence OF Mr.. Webb Matthias,
on N. Mil 81,
Several OF the young people attended
camp meeting at Orrylllo, one evening
last week,
Quito number from this vicinity wont
see tho elephant last Friday.
Some Of tho young ladies think that Joe.
WCrtonborger drives ian awfully slick
pony N, G.. WRIGHT,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
DIED IN CALIFORNIA.

A Man Supposed 10 Reside In Canton
Paasos Away While Unconscious.
Mayor Blake has received q letter from
the officers Of San Jose, Cal, making In.
quirlos fer the relatives Of ono Fred ID.
Smith, who died at that place ON July %
Smith was suffering from blood poisoning
and hla illnobs was not thought serious.
lie was tokon with u oonvulalon render
Ing him unconscious, In which condition
ho died. He was supposed 70 DO from
Canton and have father, mother, slater
and brother residing here. He. was bo'
liOvod TO have boon married, and had one
child, which with Ia mother died In this
state, lie was about 80 years old, . foet
10 or II inchca tall, sandy hair and light
complexion.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
WANT THEIR MONEY.

Tho Census Enumoretorn Anxious TO be
Paid for the Work Done In Canton.
There In some loud talk aud tall kick.
ing among the enumoratora Of Canton.
Az Is wcll known, thoir work lacomplotcd
and the result Of their labor sent 10 super.
visor Grlnncll long ago. As yet they have
not boon paid for their work.
One OF the onunoratora said 10 n NEWS.
DEMOCRAT reporter this morning, ~ tell
you II Ia pretty tough, thought II would
be a snap, and got leave Of absence 10
do the work. During that time drew no
money, and not being u national bank II
makes II very uncomfortable, l am not
the only one that IL kicking, as most OF
The onumeratora are In the samo boat.n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
NOVEL CASE IN COURT.
n. @. Snyder Objects to $4,000
Being Placed on the Tax Duplicate.
John n, Lehman Sues a Man for $1,000
q Because He Was Accused Of Stealing
Potatoes,

A novel case was commenced to-day In
Common Pleas court
The title Of II was Thomas q, Snyder VI
Patrick l.. Manley auditor,
The plaintiif seeks 10 restrain tho de-
fendAnt from placing 10000 on the tax
duplicate against him.
Judge Taylor granted temporary In
junction, aud the case will be watched
with much interest, by the attorneys AZ
least,
Some years ago Mr., Snyder was Injured
and sued the city, About five years ago lac
received verdict against the city for
5000.
The ease was taken 10 the Circuit aud
afterward 10 tho Supreme court, A short
time ago the Supreme court confirmed
tho judgment OF the lower court This
settled the case.
When the Board Of Equalization was
investigating matters, they heard Of this
Judgment, and determined 10 tax $4,000
against Mr., Snyder, or IN other words
5000 for each year. since he obtained the
judgment.
A ISLANDER SUIT.
John d. Lehman through his attorney,
Charles @. upham, commenced alander
suit to-day against Christ Boyer, The peti'
ton alleges that on July n, 1890,
tho defendant greatly damaged
the plaintiffs good name, by accusing
him Ia the presence OF numerous persons
OF stealing potatoes,
The petition further says the plaintiff
following wordai "lle does no work, but
lays around the house and makes his lly.
Ing by stealing
Lehman thinks these remarks damaged
his character In the sum OF 81 600, for
which amount he asks judgment,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
osNABuRe ITEMS.
Especial Correspondence to Domocrst1


Especial Correspondence TO Democracy
OsNAuuRo, July 2s.
A trio Of apparently young lads have
boon paradlng on North Wood street. In
our village, those who saw them thinking
them 70 bo strangers. Later II was dcycl-
opod that they we're young ladies OF tho
East End, In gentlcmon's attire.
Tho infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs, Philip
Miller died Sunday morning OF cholera
infantum. Funeral TO be held Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Seville Geib,of Louisville, spend
ing a few days with Miss Ida Rcod, on
Nassau street.
Harrison Worncr will remove TO Cham
bersburg, Ohio, whore ho will engage In
the butter and egg business.
Farmers having chickens 10 sell will do
we'll by calling on "Cheap john ~ the
American House.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
Worth 1tu Weight in cold.

II price can be placed on pain "Moth.
or's Frlendn Is worth lts weight In gold ag
an alleylator. My wife suffered moro In
ten minutes with either OF her other two
children than she did altogether with her
last, having previously used four bottles
OF "Mothor's Friond.n tbs n blessing 70
anyone exooting 10 become u mother, says
q customer OF mine,
HENDERSON DALE, Druggist, Carmi, Ill,
Write the Brndfeld Regulator CO., Az
lanta, Ga. for further particulars. Sold by
druRRiata,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31

Mrs. Eliza Hershey, aged 0S years, who
reaidoa with her son-ln-law, VIM. Werts,
922 West Second street, died last night OF
paralysis. Mrs. Hershey has been con-
flnod TO her bed for the past six weeks.
Her many friends will mourn her loss,
Until reoontly aho resided on farm a
fow milea onat OF this city. Tho funeral
will be held tomorrow afternoon at two
o'clock, from the Centre Church, east OF
Tntiavilio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
plloni Pnenlupilosl

DR.. williams Indian Pile Ointment q
the only auro euro for Blind, BtpodinR or
Itching Piles ever discovered. II never
falls 10 cure old chronic cases. Of LONG
standing.
Judge Coilbury, Cleveland, o., gsysi
~ hnvo found by that DR..
williams Indian Pilo Ointment gives in-
mediate and permanent euro.n
We have hundreds Of such testimonials.
Do not suller an instant longer. Sold ~
druggists, VI per box, or mailed ON receipt
OF price, by tho
WILLIAMS MFG CO., Cleveland, o..
Az Wholesale aud retail, Durbln, Wright
y Col .v -.---- u~W-iy.
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TO CHICAGO,

Excursions via The. Pennsylvania Linoa
Tickets 10 Chicago will be sold from
stations on the Pennsylvania Lines az low
round trip rates on August ID, I'd and 4th,
and at especially reduced excursion rites
August 9th and 9th. The Triennihl Meet.
ing OF the Patriarchs Militant Will DO held
in Chicago, August Sd TO 10TH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
The aront peneat

Which people in run down state Of
health derive from Hoods SarBaparrll'
Ia, conclusiyely proves that this medi'
cine 0makes the weak strong" It does
not act like a stlmulant, impartlng fic.
titionu strength, but Hoods Sarsaparil.
Ia builds up In . perfectly natural way
all the weakened parts, purllles Che
blood and assists TO healthy action
those important organs, the kidneys and
liver.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
Another Attempted Robbery

Monday night gang of tramps assaulted
Fred Hoffman, n farm hand, near the
Fair Grounds. He was struck several
times but managed to get away from his
assailants. II is thought this was the
same gang that robbed Frank Strauss.
The attempted robbery was reported 10
the police, but they have been unable 70
locate the guilty parties,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
FEAR HE is DROWNED.
A -Four Year Old Boy Missing Since To
O'CLOCK this Morning,

A Four Year Old Boy minaing Since Ten
O'Clock this Morning
A four-year.old son OF James Proctor,
residing between Marion and High
streets, was reported lost at police hoad'
quarters this afternoon. Elo has been
missing since 10 o'clock this morning and
much anxiety is felt over his disappear
ancc. When last seen he was with de-
mented boy much older than himself,
along the banks OF the West creek. II Ia
feared that he has boon thrown In the
water by his companion and drowned
In the meantime diligcnt search is bo
Ing made.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
sont to Jail.

Valentine and Joseph YOndo, father
and son, residing near Canal Dover, were
brought over 70 the county jail this morn
ing charged with assault and battery up
on Jonas Jonasch, Valentine was sem
fenced 10 ten days, aud Joseph 10 flftoen
DAYS Imprisonment In tho county jail.
Constable O, A, Brown, OF Canal Fulton,
arrested them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31

Charles II. Ronk was arrested by Depu'
ties Leahy and Mack this morning, near
Louisville, on dispatch received from
Norwalk, charging him with failing to pay
debt which he owed at Norwalk He
will be held until officers arrive, who will
take him back,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31

VIM. Carnos q Co., will olror AZ public
euctlon AZ the Conrad hotel stables, on Snt-
urday, Aug. Y, 1890, one car load OF Iowa
horses. All are guaranteed " bc as rop'
Conrad hotel ntablos after July a0th. No
postponement on account Of weather,
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poath Of an Old ReSIdant.

John Wackerly, aged 70 years, residing
about four miles north OF this city died
yesterday morning Of paralysis. Mr..
Wackerly was the father OF Joseph Wack-
erly OF this city. The funeral will take
place tomorrow at 10 o'clock from 81.
Peters German Catholic church.