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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-12

Coon ADVICE, The editor OF the West
Branch IovRl Record given his readers
in cases OF sudden colds and core hroat,
and hnd II oil that 's claimed for IT, Ono
tions, will, we believe, effect Q cure in
any ordinary case, and save the expense
children are threatened with Group, ~ Il
will afford iu,mediate r.liet II taken 10
time, which can always be done II the
madicire is kept on hand, az We are con
WINGED il should be-" For sale by T. IL,
Burgess 4 Son, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-12
Death OF Mrs. Faii.

Me-. Matte Fail died in this city thus
morning at l;l5 o'clock from la grippe,
aged 20 years, Mrs. Fail was an inva
lid, and the attack Of influenza was too
much for her enieebled constitution,
The deceased Was born IN England, aud
came from Jackson, Tennessee, last
October. The body will be taken TO
jackson for lnterment, accompanied by
MIR, Fail,
The correctness Of tho maxim "nosh-
ing succeeds like success" 10 we'll ex.
empIiaed in Ayers Sarsapsrilla. The
most successful combination Of altera.
tives and tonics, It always succeeds in
curing diseases Of the blood, and hence
it's wonderful popularity.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-07-02
WANTS A PAROLE.
z 4 Attempt to Get Train Wreclssr
Frank saGler Out of tho Pen.

An application will be made to the Board
OF Managers of the peuitentiary, TOR the pa
role of frank Sadler, who wassentenced
at the May term 1889, 10 fifteen years in
the penitentiary for attempted train
wrecking. II will be remembered thht
Sadler and Ryan were convicted OF at-
tempting to wreck the II, Wayne limited
express near L9ui5ylle, this county, The
case was worked up by Detective Perkins,
Detective Walkup Officer Andy McCort
and Sheriff A, Geninger. The evidence
at the time was considered strong against
the men, as the detectives secured con-
fession from them. Judge Pease aen-
fenced each of Ihem TO fifteen years in the
penjtentiary at hard labor. The sentence,
was not considered any too long when the
enormity OF the crime is take into account.
The application is signed by Catherine.
Sp1lpr. -----
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-07-02
THE OLD SETTLERS.
An Enjoyable Time at the Fair
Grounds Saturday.
Appropriate Remarks Made by Those In
Attendance. omcers Elected for 1909.

The Old Settlers picnic at the Fair
Grounds Saturday was noticed in the issue
OF that day, but no particulars we're given
as we went to press while the society were
in the midst of their proceedings.
The afternoon was taken up with
speeches and off hand remarks by differ
ent members. The president, James Bay
liss, OF Perry, in opening the exercises,
took occasion to comment upon the want
| OF interest manifested by the old settlers
of the county in not giving one day in the
year to these meetings. While other
counties OF the State north and south
were having their annual meetings under
the name of Pioneer and Old Settlers
associations, and having an interesting
and good time, the sons and daughters OF
old Molly Stark treat II with indifference.
This is not as IL should be and IL Is to be
hoped that in the future there will be q
more general turn out.
Thomas Mccall told the story OF his
early life--of his residence in the county
20 years and of the great changes that bad
been wrought in the customs and habits
of the people.
Secretary Ira Nj. Allen contributed an
interesting chapter recounting his
York State to Randall where he
commenced as school teacher
and his experience in that line
among the Quakers.
Jesse Harter Of Plain township gave an
interesting history of his family. He has
a sister now living in Ashland county, who
is 90 years OF age. Her hearing and eye
sight is good and her interest IN early
events unabated. While q resident of
Stark county, she killed with "a rife Ia one
day, two bears and two deer.
John Danncr was called out and told
some interesting stories of the hunting eI-
ploits of his father and uncle, Philip
Danner.
Mrs. Thomas Mccall gave her expeEi
ence in the schools of hfty years ago, con-
trasting them with the advantages of the
present free school system.
Jacob Kimmel of Plain township, the
father of 16 children, all living and work
ing for themselves, among other Stories-
told of attending the raising of barn for
Squire Loutzenheiser. After the men had
assembled IL was found there was no meat
in the house. The squire started out and
in short time returned with buck which
supplied the meat for the men who came
TO the raising.
DR.. Slusser told about the diseases
prevalent in early Gays and the treatment
before physicians came.
The officers elected for 1877 were- presl-
dent, John Danner.
Secretary, /. NJ. AAen.
Committee of arrangements, Peter
Chance, Jacob Shaefer, Impertus Martini
Jno. Il. Roth.
Time of next meeting, 2nd Saturday in
Iuna
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-07-02
Legal Notice.

Sumner u, Stone as Trustee. residing at No. 90
Pine street I'm the city OF New York In the county OF
Trust Company as Trustee. residing in the City OF
New York, In the county Of Kings and State OF New
tember, 1870. George w Rice filed his petitIon In
the Court of Common Pleas, Stark county, Ohio in
sse n snS NS o,Es sgans. ga tne above named defend
on said day said Lowinan ei his answer and cross
petition IN said case 1he object and prayer Of said
cross petition Is to enforce lien for the sum of six
hundred $4,000 dollars, ana interest from january
lst 1884, against the property Of the defendants,
beginning at Phalanx, In Trumbull county Ohio,
and running thence Southery through the counties
OF Portage. Trumbuli, Mahonlng stark, Carroll and
Jefferson county, and all In the State Of ohio, In
clndtng the roadbed, rights Of way, depots and
freight houses switches and side TRACKS and all APP
purtenances thereto belonging, on account OF said
Sallroad Companies, without any conveyance, con-
having appropriated the rlvht 10 do so by due
course OF law, IN the year 1884, took posse and
ever since have held possession aud ed Mechanics
streets, public street In the city uhen vage) OF
Alliance ohio, which street bounds said LOwman's
g5o@psry @ & On q the e. WEST sald pG3Pery being Lots Nos
and y strip Of land south OF Lot No. S2 extending
TO railroad street. and bounded on the west by Me-
chanics street, said property being sald LOwman's
homestead, ant said MeChan cj street extended
along the entire front Of said property and his
means for lngress and egress 10 ana from the
same, and sad Companies constructed and ever
siuce maintained said railway roadbed aud tracks
raised AM OF dirt and gravel about i've feet high
near to said LOwmans dwelling house, cutting of
and enjoyment OF the same and said street. and rem
derlhg said property ot much less value from smoke
cilders, dangers Of fire, ana Toises and jarrlng
thereon Said sum of SIX hundred (S6OO) dollars
being a IodGlnent recovered by SAID Lowman
against the defendant, The Cleveland. Youngstown
ard Plttsgur2 Railway Company at the Jai uary
term OF the Court OF Common Pleas OF stark county,
Ohio. In the year 1894, for the taSing aud appro-
priatlng OF said LOwman's property and his case
mert IN and to said street; tnat none Of said Com
pAnle3 have paid said sum. The prayer of said
cro5s-petitIon is that the amount due said Low.
man be aScertaned by the court and declared 70 bo
the the frat lien on said line Of RAILWAYS; that said
Lowan be found to be the vendor OF the rights and
property so taken by said Companies ard they he
vrteret 20 pay said sum by day 20 be named by
the Court and IN default thereof, said ne of Rail-
ways be sold and out Of tho proceeds OF said sale
said be first paid, and for all other proper re-
lief,
said parties are required to answer on or before
taken against them.
ALEXANDER LOwMAN.
By THAYER * GILsoN, his Attys. Junll.lw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-07-02
LOVED NOT WISELY.

A Farmer Arrested on Two, Serious
Charges.
There is trouble down in Sugar Creek
township. Ida Beach, daughter of we'll
to-do farmer, appeared in Justice Wet
taoh's Office Wednesday afternoon and
swore out aflidavits against Jacob Nc
Farren upon two charges, of seduction
aad bastarGy.. She AYERS that through
riage young McFarren accomplished her
rain. Constable Balla went down last
evening and placed McFarren under ar
rest and brought hiIA before Justice Wet
5ach. He entered q plea of not guilty in
each case, and gave bond in the sum of
81, 500 for appearance at O'Clock Friday
for trial. McFarren is a prominent young
farmer, about 2l years Of age, and the girl
is about -.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-07-02
ANOTHER INQUEST
Coroner John II, 0penhimer Called to
McDOna!dsville,
TO Investigate the Death Of a Workman
Whose Head Was Sawed in Two--The
Particulars.

Late last night Coroner John II. Open
hImer was called to the N, w. Shafer
form near McDonaldsvills TO investigate
the death Of Huston Gfeenhoe, who was
killed in n saw mill owned and operated
by Albert Vial.
It seems that Greenhoe was at worl, in
tho mill Wednesday afternoon and jumped
on the carrier intending to grasp levor,
Instead Of 80 doing he missed the handle,
and fell in front of the saw. Like o flash
OF tightening the steel disc cut oil e limb,
and whirled the unfortunate man in such
a way that he fell again against tho saw
his face striking il squlrely IN the region
of the nose. The saw ate its way almost
entirely through, before the body fell from
its remorseless teeth. It seemed but an
instant to the head sawyer, who had heard
the noise, until the awful work had been
completed.
Greenhoe is a married man and resided
at Comet, Summit county, The body
was removed to that place and
was SO years of age and had
only been employed at the mill one day.
He was a hard working man and had the
respect of all who knew him. The owner
of the mill was in no way to blame for the
accident, as it was caused by Greenhoe's
carelessness.
Coroner Openhimer after visiting the
scene of accident went TO Comet and
viewed the remains. The cut was a deep
one, extending from the back of the head
to the nose. One eye was entirely gone
and the saw penetrated through the brain.
Coroner Openhimer took the testimony
of G. r. Shafer, William Carl and Nelson
Pippus. They told the story as related
above, all saying that the owner OF the
mill was in no way to blame as the ma
chinery was in excellent condition. The
coroner returned to Canton at an early
hour this morning, after a hard nights
work, conscious that he had done his full
duty, even il it did cost him a nights
GIaeD
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-07-02
AN EMINENT SURGEON,
DR.. A. w. Ridenour. Expires at Massillon
To-day.

One of the most eminent surgeons of
the day has passed silently away, but the
record he leaves behind Is lasting.
DR.. A. W. Ridenour, of Massillon, was
stricken with paralysis two weeks ago,
and was not able TO sustain the shock.
He died at noon to-day. DR.. Thomas j..
Reed. of Massillon, attended him, and
DR.. T. II. Phillips, of Canton, was also
called in consultation, but all that medical
skill could do was of no avail. DR.. Rid
enour graduated at the Medical College
after graduation he located at Canal Full
ton moving later to Massillon where he
resided for 20 years. He was member OF
the International Medical Association, the
State Medical Association and the Stark
County Academy Of Medicine. DR.. Rid
enour's great specially was the radical
cure of hernia. He was also surgeon for
the Ft. Wayne railroad. He had been in
a camatose condition since last Sunday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-07-02
SENSATIONAL DIVORCE.
DR.. NJ. NJ. Catlin Sued For Divorce
Saturday.
His Wife Makes many Grave Charges
Against Him-.-The Doctor Also Arrest
ed on Peace Proceeding,

A suit for divorce was filed in common
pleas court OF $50 o'clock Saturday even
ing, which, IL the allegations are true,
places "a gentleman well known in Canton
in a very unpopular light.
The case is that of Mrs. Catlin against
her husband, DR.. Nj. NJ. Catlin, proprietor
OF the city livery in West Tenth street.
In her petition plaintiff states that they
were married June 81, 1867, and have three
children, the oldest being 81 years of age
and the youngest II years of age. Mrs.
Catlin alleges that defendant has been
guilty of gross neglect of duty, and has
failed TO provide proper clcthing for her
self and children. She further states that
she has been obliged to borrow money
from outside parties with which to provide
her with necessities, The petition states
that defendant has hCen guilty of extreme
cruelty for some time past, has frequently
threatened to strike her, has struck her
in the face and on the body, choked her
and threatened to kill her.
her husband attempted to strike her
with a chair, but the blow was
warded off by her son Homer. After
short scuiile Dir. Catin left the house.
Shortly after he had gone Mrs. Catlin,
who is an invalid, summoned u carriage,
and ia company with her daughter, was
driven to the office Of Attorneys Welty q
her story, but nothing was done in the
case until later in the day, when the at
torneys called to see Mrs. Catlin at the
Hurford House. The papers for the di-
vorce were made out, and after driving TO
Massilon TO see Judge Pease, the petition
was filed, with temporary injunction at
tached, restraining defendant from in
any way interfering with plaintiff, dispos-
ing or encumbeYing any of the property,
and from interfering with the custody OF
the children.
Justice Ringle was called to the Hurford
House in the evening, and there Mrs. Cat
lin signed an affidavit and DR.. Catlin was
arrested on a peace proceeding. He was
placed under bond of $500, the bond
being signed by his attorney, l.. Nj. Jones.
DR.. Catlin denies all the allegations
made by his wife and will file an answer.
He states that his wife is not accountable
for her actionS, .
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-07-02
Tired of prohibition,

An Alliance special to the Plain Dealer
says: With a city ordinance prohibiting
the sale of all intozicants there are no less
than sixty-fivs saloons remaining wide
open in deflalce Of law. A largely at
tended meeti ng of the temperance people
was held yesterday afternoon to
devise meiIns to have the law
enforced. 1T is not likely that
anything can be done towards closing
the saloons until otter the supreme court
renders decision as to the validity of the
ordinance, which, has been in the posses
sion of the courts for number of months
The sentii nent here now is towards re.
peal of th ordinance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-07-02
Ere &C Louisville.

At II 80 o'clock this morning the resi-
dence of ID. M. Slusser at Louisville took
fire and burned 10 the ground. The fam
iiy in preparing for diuner had built up a
large fire from which flying sparks escaped
and set fire TO the house. The building
was as dry as tinder and burned like loose
straw. The Louisville fire department
could do nothing with II, so they devoted
most OF their attention to saving goods
OF employees al the tlleworks came to as
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-07-02

have been bothered with catarrh for
about twenty years l had lost sense OF
smell entirely, and l had almost lost my
hearing. My eyes were getting SO dim
had TO get some one to thread my needle.
Now have my hearing as well as ! ever
had, and i can see 20 thread as fine a
needle as ever did, my sense Of smell is
partly restored, and II seems 70 be i'm
proving all the time. / think there is
nothing like Eiy's Cream Balm for catarrh.
Mrs. E, e, Grimes, Rendrill, Perry Co., U.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-07-02
LET HIM HANG
Until the Officials We're Formally No
titisd, and by that Time the Man
Was Dead.

A Toledo special gives the following ac-
count of the death Of a Stark county man:
NV. II. Smith, an inmate OF the Toledo
Insane Asylum, hanged himself yesterday
while the attendant was at meal with
other patients. On returning Smith was
found hanging. The attendant, instead
of cutting the rope, started out to find the
Supervisor, and the two returned to the
cottage, both at once started 20 find the
Superintendent, leaving the patient still
hanging. The physician let the body
down, though it was too late to save his
life. Smith was from Minerva, Stark
county,n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-07-02
Stark County School Examiners Eotice

OANToH-ExAmination win be held at Cankn
the first Saturday OF each month, In the Sou
nn street school building.
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 97th, 1890.
AT ALLIAEoR-octo 18th. 1890. and Marca
J5th, 1891.
AT THAvARRE-February 21st, 1891.
AT CANAL FuLToH-March l4th, 1881.
AT MIrERyA--Aprll l1th, 1891.
GEO. W. YoHk,
Clerk OF hoard ofFxamInrao
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-07-02

sist and they succeeded in saving the
totally destroyed. The residence was
worth about $1,000 and was uninsured.
Mr.. Slusser was in this city in attendance
at the old settlers picnic at the time OF the
disaster. He was notified about o'clock
and left at once for home. He Is well
known in Canton and keeps n large stall
in the Market House here.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-07-02

DIR. Fenner's Salt Rheum Ointment
is known by those familiar with 1t as
the "grandest medicine ever made by
man" For all skin eruptions. War
ranted to satisfy or money refunded.
For sale by all dealers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-07-02
LEGAL NOTICE.
To the unknown heirs OF oAthailne Brlssoll (or


To the unknown heirs Of osthaine Brlssell (crum)
dec Rsed;
Said heirs viii take notice that Mary BuchhaIz,
executrlx of the last will and testament OF John
Brlssell deceased, on tho 22d day OF june. A. ID.
1884, MED her petition IN the Probate Court IN aud
for the county OF stark state OF Ohio alleging
that the personal estate OF said decedent Is insu
cient 10 pay his debts and the charges OF admnis-
terng his estates that he died seized In fee simple
OF the following described real estate situated In
the city OF Canton county OF stark state of Ohio
TO witt Part OF the northwest quarter OF section No.
ia, In township No. 10. OF range No g. being 80 feet
front on the road leading southwark from Market
street. In the city OF Canton and extending back the
same width 20J feet and taken of the south side OF
O tract OF lane decided TO Samuel Cavnah by Peter
Housel, May 10. 1856 said lot being designated on
the map of the city Of Canton out lot No 90 In the
9Th ward also the right OF way over alley ~ feet
Wide along the north side OF said lot conveyed and
thai Mary Buchhalz, as widow OF said decedent has
life interest b6Queathed TO her In said premises.
The prayer OF said petition Is for the sale OF said
premises, free from said life interest for the pay
ment OF debts and charges aforesaid.
Said pettlen win be for hearing on the 18th day
OF August A. d. 1891. or as soon thereafter as lief
can besobtained.
Canton, Ohio, June 25. 1891.
MARY BUCHHALz, Executrix Of John BrisselI,
deceased.
ByB,J. FAUST, her Attorney.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-07-02
FRIaHTFUL ACCIDENT.
A MALVERN Lady Disembo " eled

A. Malvern Lady Disembow eled bya Cow.
ALLIANCE, o., June 29.-[Special.l i
Saturday morning Mrs. sherman Clark
and calf, when her dog attacked the calf.
The COW in trying to shield her calf caught
Mrs. Clark in the side with her horns,
carrying her several rods across the field,
finally disemboweling her. Recovery is
very doubtful.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-07-02
BIG DAMAGE SUIT.
The Alliance Water Works Company
Sued for $4,000.

Lee South, of Alliance, in petition
fled against the Alliance Water Works
Co, statcs that the raaohinery of the wa
ter works company was unprotected
and that certain wheel particularly was
very dangerous ard attractive
to children when at play. That his Child
Roy South, nearly eight years OF age, was
instantly killed, his clothes having caught
in the unprotected machinery. Plain.
tiH says that by reason of the
negligence and carolessness of the de-
PENDANT, causing the death of his child he
has been damaged in the suua of $4,000,
for which he prays Judgment.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-07-02

Piles, sore eyes, cracked lips, chapp-
cd hand ) and all skin eruptions, are
cured tIy DR., Fenner's German Eye
Salve. Warranted to satisfy or money
refund ed. For sale by all dealers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-07-02
OUT OF WORK AND MONEY.
A Travelling Paper Hanger Swallows an
Ounce of Laudanum.

ounce OF Lhuuanum.
A Massillon special says: Henry Sar-
gent, travelling paper hanger out Of
work, made "a deliberate attempt this eve
ming TO commit suicide by taking almost
the entire contents of an ounce vial OF
laudanum. He took the potion in the
principal residence street, but II was too
strong and caused him TO vomit, which
saved his life. HE was removed to the
He says the deed was attempted because
he was respondent at being out Of money
and unable to secure work, He is not a
drinking man, is we'll dressed, and says
he has wife and daughter in Plankin-
ton, N, ID.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-07-02
A Farmer Assigns.

b. +. Berlin, farmer and nurseryman Of
Nimishillen township, made an assign
ment today to Jacob Kagy Of Nimishillen
township, FOR the benefit of his creditors.
The liabilities are about 81, 600, assets 81
500. The assignment was caused by the
fact that the farmers have no money with
which TO buy nursery stock.