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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-07-16
New Berlin Notes.
Especial Correspondence ]

New BERLIN, July 10.
The funeral OF MIS-. Saylor took place
Friday morning. She was buried in the
Catholic cemetery. She was the relict of
John Saylor Sr., who died nearly two
years ago, was nearly 75 years old, and
for many years a resident of this place.
The installation OF officers took place in
X. OF P, lodge on Wednesday evening.
Deputy Hitchcock Of Akron was installing
officer. The following are the new Of
ficers: c. c., John Evans; V. c., Wilson
Treish; p, Aug. Hess: /. G., W.J. Evans
o. g., Henry Pfautz. The lodge Is in a
fiourishing condition.
Prof. Syler made flying visit to his
home here. He left yesterday on O visit
to Tuscarawas county.
Mrs. w. II. Harsh and children are
home after visit of some weeks among
friends in Canton and other points.
The Misses Mamie and Lille Herbst, of
Canton, have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ii. N. Kolp.
A women's crusade against the saloons
has broken out here. They visited the
Williams saloon and the prospective sa-
loon-keepers, and had quite an interest
ing time in defining their ideas of the
saloon business as business which can
only exist by the ruin OF morals and good
ness of the individual patron.
Harvesting is in order with the farmers.
Miss Lizzie Sewers, of Mineral Point,
and Miss Ida Nelous, of Ashtabula
county, are the guests of Mr. II. w. Kolp
and wife.
Mr.. w. B. Harsh arrived home last
night.
Elder Burchard will preach in the Union
church tomorrow morning at lO:3O.
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A FARMER !ELOPES.
He Prefers o Nurse Girl to His Law
full Wife.
A Story Which Places Elmer Shaw and
Laura Ickes in a Bad Light.
Especial to the News. democrat,

AoHoNitii W thb bNtWb.DenlOCIdNJ
HoMEwoRTH, o., July 10.-Elmer Shaw
OF New Alexander about four years ago
won the affections of Katie Keister, an
accomplished young artist and dressmak-
er living two miles east of this village.
Shaw was young man of fair address,
and besides was heir TO snug little for
tune. The young people went to house
keeping on farm south of Alexander,
and seemed to be living happy and pros
porous life.
About five months ago Mrs. Shaw gave
birth to child and Elmer secured the SER
vices OF Miss Laura Ickes as nurse. II APP
pears that while Mrs. Shaw was lying sick
upstairs, Elmer and the nurse were getting
very well acquainted in the kitchen. This
was not all. After Mrs. Shaw got well,
Miss Ickes went 10 work for family near
Westville, and while there o man answer
ing to the description of Shaw came TO
visit her number of times, her employer
thinking IL was her beau.
Some time ago Shaw sold his farm and
and on the plea of making some new in
vestments, went to Cleveland last week.
He took with him his wife and Miss Ickes.
When they got to Cleveland, Shaw told
his wife that he had forgotten some notes,
telling her that they were left in his coat
pocket at home. He gave her 500 and
sent her home for the notes. The notes
were nowhere to be found, nor were Elmer
and Laura when she returned TO Cleveland
last Saturday. Mrs. Shaw arrived here
from Cleveland last evening. and says
there is no doubt that they have gone OIL
together.
Mrs, Shaw is an honest hardworling
lady, who has the sympathy of all in these
trials. Miss Ickes comes from a highly
respected family, but the circumstances
in this case are suspicious.
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The 2:40 trot yesterday was great race.
This field OF horsr was the greatest leid
ever brought together ia the 2: class in
Eastern Ohio.
Races OF the West Side track, Cleveland,
yesterday were close and exciting. Three
thousand people attended. In the 2:25
pace the record of the track was beaten.
Subscriber won the race and paced the Sd
heat in 2:21N. The 300 trot was won by
Homer, best time 2:35%.
Count Robert by Robert McGregor is the
greatest three-year.old ever seen on the
Canton track. He is great individually,
great in breeding and a sure trotter.
Rocknight, the winner of the 2:45 trot
yesterday, trotted the fifth heat in 2:30.
He is the first of the get of Beument to
go into the $50 class. He 10 a great horse,
with gait that is the perfection of trot-
ting action. He ought 70 trot in 2:20 this
year.
The driver Of Rocknight called on DIR.
Newton of Toledo, (owner OF Biddy Dona-
VIM at the Hurford house, and explained
the collision yesterday. He admitted that
he was driving very close TO Biddy Dona-
win, when the collision occurred, but de-
MED that he intended 10 cut his suIky
down. He acknowledged that he made
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Summer II, Stone as Trustee. residing at No. 90
Pine street I'm the city Of New York in the county of
Trust Company, rs Trustee. residing in the City OF
New York. In the county of Kings and State Of New
York VIII take notice that on the goth day OF Sep
tembor, 1890. George w. Rice filed his petition in
the Court of Common Pleas, Stark county, ohio, in
ants and others. S and Se1snSer W inwmsn and
on said day said Lowman filed his answer and cross
petition IN said case The object and prayer OF said
cross petition is TO enforce lien for the sum OF sir
hundred (s6O0) dollars, ana interest from January
Isl. lssi against the property OF the defendants.
beginning ut Phaanx, In Trumbull county, ohio,
and running thence southerly through the counties
Of Portage Tfumbull Mahonlng, Stark Carroll and
Jeirer5On county, and all In the state Of Ohio In
eluding the roadbed, rights Of way depots and
freight houses switches and side tracks and all APP
purtenances thereto belonging, on account OF said
hallroad Companies, without any conveyance, con-
having appropriated the risht to do so by due
course OF law IN the year 1884 took possession and
streets public street IN the city (then yiiageJ OF
Alliance, Ohio, which street bounds said Lowman's
properly on nc west said property being Lots Nos
and strip OF land south OF Lot No. S2 extending
TO Railroad street. and bounded on the west by ME-
chanlcs street; said property being said Lowman's
homestead, and said Mechanics street extended
along the entire front Of said property and was his
samc and said Companies constructed and ever
since maintained said railway, roadbed aud tracks
on and along said Mechanics street, and thereby
raised il OF dirt and gravel about i've feet high
near to said Aowmans dwelling house. cutting of
salu lhgIess anu egies5 auu uterIellng with MS use
and enjoyment OF the same and said street, and
derlng said property OF much less value from smoke
Cinders, dangers of fire, and uoises and iarrlng
thereon, said sum OF six hundred (s8O0) dollars
being a Judgment recovered by said IOwnan
against the defendant, The Cleveland Youngstown
and Pittsburg Railway Company, at the JaluaTy
term of the Court Of Common Pleas Of stark county
Ohio. IN the year 1884. for the taxing and appro-
priating OF said Lowman's property and his ease
ment In and to said street; that none Of said Conn
panies lave paid said sum. The prayer OF said
cross s-petltion rs that the amount due said Low
man be aeCcrtained by the court and declared be
Lowmanbe found TO be the vendor Of the rights and
property so taken by said Companies and they be
ordered to pay said sum by a day TO be named by
the Court and In default thereof, Batd line of Rail-
ways be sold and out Of the proceeds OF said sale
lief
Said parties are required to answer on or before
the 10Th day of August 1891, or judgment may be
taken agGinst them.
ALEXANDER LowMAN.
By THAyER 81 gibson, his Atty's. iunii.iw
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FIXED UP BY FORAKER.
Mckinley Ignored in the Arranging
OF the Campaign Machine.
This is Bad ThinS For the Author of the
Wool Tari9 and the Tin Plate Fraud.
(Pialn Dealer Specially

COLUMBUS, July s.--The Republican
State Central Committee met here tonight
and spent nearly four hours in wrangling
over the selection of an executive com
mittee. AT the end the slate prepared by
the Foraker contingent went through
without a break. The first contest was
over the choice of secretary. The Nc
kinley men, ashamed of their trucking TO
the Foraker faction, in allowing Joe
Smith, to be thrown overheard, attemOted
TO defeat w. 5. Mathews for the secretary
ship. They presented tie name of Prof.
LEROY NJ. Avery of Cleveland as a
compromise candidate, BE was cham.
pioned by W. E. Cubber Of Cleveland and
Judge King, chairman of the central COM
mittee. The latter is O staunch friend Of
Mckinley and insisted upon having MIR.
Averly for secretary, but Is was mo gon
and Mr.. Mathews was elected on the first
ballot.
Then the work of electing the commit
tee was then taken up, George W. Sink
Of Columbus being made treasure. The
others composing the executive commit
tee are: Gen. Asa S. Bushnell of Spring
field DR.. j. Il. Loves, Dayton; Myron T..
Herrick,, Cleveland; !, II, M. Patterson
and c. d. Firesstone, Columbus (;
Gearge Field, Toledo; S. Wilson
1ronton; Julius Whiting, Jr., Canton
and Harry B. Morehead, Cincinnati. Al
least seven of the committeeman are rec-
ognized Foraker mon, and will large ,
direct the movements of the Mckinley
campaign.
Sid Purcell OF the Hooking county dis
trict made fight to have eex-Congressman
Thompson of Gallia county, an antrFora-
ker man, placed on the committee, but his
man was beaten, in consequence Of which
MIR. Purcell and few of his followers
we're in towering rage. They
insist that the committee was pack
ed against the candidate for Govern
or, who was allowed the selection
of one member-Julius Whiting OF Can
ton. Ez-Congressmsn Thompson, who
was defeated for place on the ticket,
trains with the Sherman. Grosvenor fac
ton of the party, and to this fact is due
his failure to secure the place.
Mr.. Richards, the candidate for attorney
general, who led the fight against Joe
Smith, with the assistance of Foraker at
the Canton conference, was the only one
to be recognized.
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THE 2:22 RACE. PURSE $500.

Gaslight, owned by Goldberg Bros. OF
this city, was the favorite in the pools from
the start, and proved 10 De winler' winner. N
Gaslight drew the pole and took the
lead with Paul NJ. a good second. These
positions were kept until the finish
In the second heat Paul Nj. was ahead
at the start with Gaslight second, These
positions were kept until the three'quar-
ter pole, when Paul M. broke and iHasight
passed him, coming under the wire good
first.
The third heat was won by Paul NJ and
the fourth by Gaslight. After the first
heat Gaslight sold at IS and the field at
$3.50. The Goldberg Bros. can well feel
proud of the victory won by Gaslight yes
terday. Summary:
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Pilesl PilesI ItohinR Piles.

SYMPToMs-Moist intense itching
scratching. II allowed 10 Continue tumors
form, which often bleed and ulcerate,
becoming very sore. SwAYNM's OINT-
MENT stops the itching and bleeding, heals
ulcerations, and in most cases removes
the tumors. ALI druggists, or by mail, for
30 cents. :. DR., Swayne a. Son, Philadel-
phia. TITS
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given TO all the creditors of Jacob
hrider, OF the county OF Stark and State OF Ohio
that In the Court OF Common Ploas OF Stark county
OHIO on the / lth day OF june A. ID. 1891 Elizabeth
scherer MED her certain petition and duly COM
menced q civil action against said Jacob KrIder
Beniamin kIlder and Mary H. Krder, where the
same is pending the object OF which is TO have de-
clared void and set aslde certaid conveyance exc
cuted by said Jacob Krlder to said benjamin Kri-
der and certain conveyance executed by said Ja-
COB hrlder 70 said Mary r. Krder, on the ground
that the same were made and accepted between said
defendants Tor the purpose of hinderng delaying
and defrauding the creditors OF said Jacob KPider
the property 80 conveyed being described as fol,
lows Lots known as numbers 80 30 and 40 In the
village OF Central Middlebranch, stark county Ohio.
aud the south nall OF lot number 24lb In the city oil
Canton, county OF Stark, ohio. All such cTeditora
desiring TO unite with the plaintiff to set aside said
conVeyances aud subject said property to creditors
Will appear In said court file their cross pettlons
and give their undertakings as 10 costs and expens
es as REQUIRED by the statute IN such cases made
and provided, by or on the 10Th day OF August A.
ID, 1901. e'" N'
OHAS. sEEMANN Attorney,
June 27thi 1891, iul2-hw
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LEGAL NOTICE.


To the unknown heirs OF Catharine Brissell (Urum)
deceased:
Said heirs will take notice that Mary Buchhalz.
eXecutrix Of the last will and testament of John
Brssell, deceased, on the 22d day of June, A. ID.
1891 filed her petition In the Probate Court In and
for the county OF Stark aud state OF Ohio. alleging
that the personal estate OF said decedent is insu-
cient TO pay his debts and the charges of admins
terlng his estate; that he died seized In fee simple
OF the following described real estate, situated In
the city OF Canton county OF stark ana state OF Ohio
TO wilt Part Of the northwest qua'teF OF section No.
Id, In township No. 10 OF range No. b. being 30 feet
front on the road leading sOuthWard from Market
street, In the city OF Canton and extending back the
same width 20O feet aud taken OFF the south side OF
q tract OF lane decided to Samuel CaVnah by Peter
Housel, May 19, 1885, 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 10 feet
wide along the north side CT said lot conveyed and
that Mary Buchhalz rs widow OF said deCedent, has
life Interest begueathed 10 her In said premises.
The prayer OF sid petition Is for the sale of said
premises, free from said life Interest, for the pay
ment OF debts and charges Aforesaid,
said petition win DO for hearing on the 18th day
OF August A. d. 1891, or as soon thereafter lief
can be.obtalned.
Canton, Ohio, June 25 1891.
MARY BUCHHALZ, ExecutrE OF John Brlssell,
deceased,
ByB. f. FAUST, her Attorney.
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some threats, before heat, but claimed he
meant, by fixing her,p that he would out
foot her. We give this driver the full BEN
eft of his statement. DIR. Newton has no
ill-feeling towards the Canton association.
That report Is u mistake.
Three thousand people attended the
Lima races yesterday. In the free-for-all
pace Emma beat both Fred Arthur and
Siota Girl. The 2:37 trot was won by
Alfred S., best time 2:29M. The following
is the summary OF the free-for-all pace:
Emma by j. Coxy, Lexington. ...I 1 9 3 2 1
Fred Arthur, by Geo. Grimes Terre
IIaute ....".",..".".u."u"2 Q . 4
Sclota Girl by Wits Laird Mans
held .t,sts,.s,.sts.','sss'ssss..S
Timo-21g, 29l 2;2OK, o.e9K, 9;2tR 2;25.
James Ravoll, driver of Biddie Douavin,
was well nigh killed yesterday in the coll
lision. He was going 1928 clip when the
collision occurred, and was thrown directly
under the mare, He not only extricated
himself, but made leap and caught the
mare by the head, otherwise an animal
valued at 5000 might have got away and
been injured. Ravell is not only first
class driver, but dead game man.
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To Young Mothers

who are for the first time to undergo wo-
mans severest trial we offer you, not the
stupor caused by chloroform, with risk of
death for yourself or your dearly-loved
and longed.for offspring, but "Mother's
Friend,n remedy which will, il used as
directed, invariably alleviate the pains,
horrors and risks of labor, and often en-
tirely do away with them. Sold by all
druggists. Sold by Weber Bros.
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THE MAXWELL JURY
Struck at the Court House Today--The
Men Selectsd to Serve

uLSl sSeASCL5u 70 S0SEVBs
County Clerk Coxen, Auditor Loichot
and Recorder Dougherty today struck off
the jury in the Maxwell case. Forty jurors
were selected, of whom the defense struck
out twelve and the prosecution twelve,
thus leaving sixteen from which list the
jury, to try this celebrated case, will be
chosen. The case will come up for trial
July 20. The sixteen names from which
the jury will be chosen are:
NJ. A. Drelsbach, Alliance.
Martin Seacrist, Alliance.
Patrick Scanlon, Alliance.
William n. Hoover, New Berlin.
Samuel Sheetz New Berlin.
o. p. Shanafelt, Greentown.
John Lilly, GreentoWn.
George Meyer, Uniontown.
Joseph Reed, Canton.
Frank Shepley, Massillon.
Josiah Clutz, Massillon.
George Sheer, Massillon.
Franklin Mckinney, Canton.
John Bohecker, Alliance.
A. l.. Mcdonald, Alliance.
Elmer Shultz, Alliance.
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23O OPACE.


This was the exciting race OF the day and
even the knowing ones could not pick the
winner. Had il not been for the accident
to Gray Bayard he undoubtedly would
have captured the plum.
In the first heat Gray Bayard took the
lead from the start and kept II. he paced
as pretty mile as any one could ask TO
see and came under the wire in 2 :2434
Rally Wilkes was good second and paced
an excellent mile coming home in 2:26L.
Roam Rather, one of the favorites in the
pools, acted badly and was distanCed.
In the second heat the accident occurred,
and Don Payne and Rally Wilkes had a
pretty race home, Don Payne winning.
The judges very properly decided that the
accident was unavoidable and cOnse-
quently punished no one.
The third heat was a nice race. Don
Payne led, but broke at tho turn. On the
back stretch Gray Bayard made squirt
and pulled up with the leaders. On the
first half Don Payne led, with Gray Bayard
second and Daisy V. third. On the second
half Gray Bayard aud Don Payne came
down the back stretch neck and neck.
Gray Bayard led down the home stretch
and won the heat.
In the fourth Gray Bayard took the lead
with Don Payne good second. At the
half Don Payne was first, Daisy V second
and Maud p third. Don Payne won cas-
lily, Gray Bayard acting badly.
The last heat was walk away for Don
PAYNE, and he won without any trouble.
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TIE PONY RACE.

A great deal of interest was manifested
in this race and much money changed
hands. Taboo came home first but was
set back to third place for foul riding.
Lightning Bug owned by j. Hossler was
ond and Taboo owned 10y j. A. Rice third.
1t was generally considered that the
judges decision was entirely proper.
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NOTICE.

To John CRUDE, Wayne wechteT, George Koehler,
Mary koser, Catharine Snyder, Harriet Yingst,
Lydia kOehler, Susan Koehler, Rebeeca Koehler,
John Koeher and Alfred Koehler, heirs and devil
sees or John Koehler late OF Elizabeth township,
pold Levi Sheet ,Catharlne Weaver, and the chii-
dren OF Susan Sheets, all heirs OF Sarah hoeher and
deyisees OF John Koeher, late OF Elizabeth town
ship, Lancaster county, Pa, deceasedi
You are hereby notified that by virtue OF an order
OF the Orphans Court, Of Lancaster county, Pa, to
me directed, will hold Inquest TO value the real
Lancaster county, Pa deceased, Oh Wednesday, the
NTH day OF August 1851 at 10 O'Clock M, on the
premises In Elizabeth township, Lancaster county,
Pa, when and where you may attend II You think
proper. -
JOHN SIDES
SLerlh OF Lancaster Co., Pa.
July 9nd. 1891. 1ul3-hw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-07-16

Gov. HILL, of New York is in the
Presidential race to stay. You can de-
pend on thak
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THE THREE.YEAR.oLD TRoT-PURsE Sl50.
In this race Count Rob't had walk
the back stretch, taking to the woods. The
driver soon got him on the track, but he
was way behind the rest of the horses.
He went to work and won as he pleased.
Summary:
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Notice Of Appointment.

The undersigned has been duly appointed Admin.
strator OF the estate of Benjamin H. DehoH, late Of
Stark county, Ohio, deceased.
ANDREW j. DEHOFE,
Administrator.
Dated the Bird day OF July, 1891, jul9-dw%
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Notice for Parole.

Notice IS hereby given that an application Will be
made 70 the Board OF Managers OF the Ohio Penl-
tentiary for the parole OF Frank Sadler, convicted
at the May term, 1889. OF the Common Pleas Court
OF STARK county, Ohio, for attempting railroad
Ohio Penitentlary for the term Of fifteen years.
CATHERINE SADLER.
Dated June 30, 1891. Jul2-dw.
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The worst cases of salt rheum and other
diseases of the blood, are cured by Hood's
Sarsaparilla.
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Legal Notice.
WASHINGTON !!;2!!!!!,!!,!,!!!! sEM|NhSdFEy. sEEEMhdE

The next session opens September
10th. For catalogues or information
apply to MISS N. SHERRARD, Prin.-
cipal, or REV. JAS. /. BROWNSON,
ID. d., Pres. Board OF Trustees, Wash
ingt0n, Pa. iul3.om