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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-10-06
THE BIG FAIR.
THE CLOSE OF STARK COUNTIES GREAT
INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION,
Summary of The Races an d Other Inter
e.tins Things Regarding the Fsir-A
Success Financially and Otherwise.

AuCCeg0 tlnRuClhiiy anu SbhOh"ASS
The forty-third annual fair Of the Stark
County Agricultural Society came TO
conclusion Friday afternoon. Tue erowd
was large but there was not the Jam OF
Tbursdny. Early in the afternoon exhib-
itora began TO pull down their displays
and pack up ready to go home, anu Dy
night the art aud floral halls had been
pretty thoroughly cleaned out. Today
everything is being removed from the
grounds and by the time old Sol gets down
behind the western horizon this evening
the last yestaee OF the great fair will have
disappeared. The prize pumpkin was
carri ed Off triumphantly last evening but
its form will be pied ere many days de-
part. The big stallion and the heavy pull
were also taken out, and the gobbler VINO
had red card tied to his cage VIII be
turned out TO pasture and feasted glorN
iously from now on until thanksgiving
time.
Financially the fair has been a success,
The complete returns have not yet heen
made out, but sufficient 10 known to insure
n good balance on hand after all bills are
paid. The directors OF the assoctatioe
will have q meeting In the near futurn
and all business in connection with the
fair will be settled up,
The sale Of membership tickets this
year was enormous. Last year only iltN
lie over six hundred were sold while thls
year the number Is 1,SOl. The Assoelauon
was never blessed with better weather for
n fair. The dust upon the grounds now
ever, was fearful, and some efforts should
have been put forth to do away with this
nuisance.
The fourth day Of Stark county's annual
fair opened up auspiciously this morning:
A prettier day could not have been desired
and early in the morning the visitors
began to arrive in great numbers. Tue
avenues leading into the city were crowded
with happy rural Inhabitants VINO had
farm life to come to Canton and enjoy the
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on the track that il was impossibls for the
marshals and special police to keep the
track clear. There Is an impression
prevailing all over Stark county, evidently,
that everybody, including men, women
and babies, with baby Carriages, have a
right to perambulate the track, and
especially to crowd on the quarter stretch.
Hence about one third of the time was
consumed yesterday afternoon in keeping
the track clear. The 2:30 pace was not
called, hence much disappointment. Here
is a great big county OF $4,000 population,
with great crowd present, and not a he at
in q race better than 2:4i What are we
coming to? That Is the question. Is the
Cauc aston failure, or is our horse civlli-
zation played out?
THE $3.50 PACE.
The Q: 80 pace was started at IL o'clock
this morning and finished at 80 this
afternoon. 1t was won by the bay gelding
j. K, owned by VIM. Burns of Salem,
Ohio, In straight heats. Green Wilkes got
second money. Delight third money and
Sallie Walker fourth money. Time, 1901
2:30, 2:28. There Is large crowd presenV
a M sjority being Cantonians, evidently.
THE RACES.
Friday afternoon was very fully taken
up with racing at the fair and some very
credisable bursts OF speed were Witnessed
j. j, had It ali his own way in the 2.3O
aace, winning in three straight heats, the
last one In 1928,
In the 2.3O trot Gen. Garfield, owned by
William Barclay OF Youngstown, captured
the honors, going with first place, The
horse travelled Ia excellent style and was
the subiect OF mucfffavorab comment.
One of the most interesting events oi
the fair, however, was the novel gosns
you please race. There was whole fieid
scattered before the finish. IL was q mile
and half, the first half walking. second
trotiing and third running.
Eel, owned bp w. II. Lucas OF Inland,
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AND STILL THEY COME.
OTHER BIG KlcKeRS AGAINST HARRISON
M'KINLEYlSM AND THE PlNKERTONS.
Hon. Wayne Moveagh. Attorney Gen.
eral in aarfsld's Cabinet, Out for Cleve-
land,

Plttsburg Dispatch Special.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-Politicians were
interested today in a report which was
traced to Mr.. Cleveland's room in the
Victoria that Wayne McVeaRh of Phila-
delphi, Attorney General in Garfleld's
cabinet and brotherinlaw of Senator Don
Cameron, ex Judge T. M. Cooley, of Mich
igaD, formerly president of the Inter-
State commission, and at one time pro-
fessor of law in Ann Arbor University, as
we'll as Judge Gresham, were to come out
for Cleveland. IL was also averred that
Mr.. McVeaph has written a letter an
nouucing his change of front, and that
Judge Cooley's letter is to be equally
forcible. The Republican leaders have
known all along that Judge Gresham was
personally opposed TO Harrison and they
say his detection would hurt Harrison in
Indiana and Illinois, where Gresham is
very popular. They believe, though, that
Judge Gresham will not do any campaign
ing. As for Mr.. McVeagh, the RepubliS
cans have known for several days that he
was "kicking."
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Good Looks.

Good looks are more than skin deep,
depending upon a healthy condition of ali
the vital organs. II the liver be inactive.
you have bilious look, il your stomach
be disordered, you have dyspeptic look
and II your kidneys are affected you have
a pinched look. Secure good health and
you will have good looks. Electric Bitters
is the great Alternative and tonic and acts
directly on these vital organs. Cures
pimples, blotches, boils and gives good
complexion. Sold at Durbin, Wright q
Co.'S. drug store, Soc per bottle.
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On Thursday, Sept. 20. the house Of Mr..
Jos sph Mazer, near Paris, o., was the
scene CT quiet wedding. The consractS
Ws ffazsr, and DIR, Geo. II. Zininger of
Fvsra The marriage was solemnized In
IN pf ,ci Of the rear relatives OF the
bride u1 room. At 10 q. M, as Miss
Anna la.e- played the wedding march,
tue couple stepped into the room and the
words were pronounced by Rev. q. M.
Schumacher. The couple will immediately
take up theirSabode in Sparta, where DR..
Zlnineer is practlciuR his profession.
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Itshould be In Every House.

J.B. Wilson, 81 Clay ST., SharpsburR
says he will not be without DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs,
and Colds. that il cured his wife who was
threatened with Pneumonia after an at
tack of "La Grippe,n when various other
remedies and several physicians had done
her no good. Robert Barber, OF Cooks
port, Pa, claims DR.. Kings New Discov.
cry has done him more good than any
thing he ever used for Lung Trouble.
Nothing like 1t. Try 1t. Free Trial Bot,
ties at Durbin, Wright q Co.'S drug store.
Large bottles, SOC and 81.
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WARBURToN.S SHOOK.
A Pretty wedding ut the Home Of Mr.. j,
j. Shook.

A brilliant event occurred Wednesday
afternoon at the residence OF Mr.. j..
j. Shook, New Berlin, being the marriage
of Miss Carrie Shook and j. Thomas
Warburton. The parlor was elegantly
decorated with flowers and plants thu
young couple standing beneath a floral
design. with Mr.. j. j. Shook Jr. and Miss
Mary Roush lady and gentleman of honor
and Mr., John Evans Jr groomsman and
The ceremony was performed by Rev. Il.
M, Cummings, pastor of the Christian
church. They left amid shower of rice
and best wishes from many friends for a
tour through the west and expect to be at
home som etime the latter part OF October.
The happy couple were the recipients OF
many beautiful and useful presents.
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An Unhappy Young wife.

Iva Anderson nineteen year old wife
Alliance last December, through her at
torney Jud Lewis asks for divorce and
recites a sad story OF unhappy married
life. She sets forth in her petition that
she was frail and sickly but that her
husband was shamefully cruel and used
her in most beastly manner also threat.
ening her life.
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Wants $500 for a Broken Ankle

W. H. Parrish,a minor. through his next
friend George Bidwell, has commenced
action in common pleas court against the
Pennsylvania company for $500 damages.
He AYERS in his petition, which was filed
by Fording and Harris. that while employ
ed on the road near Beloit, q rail slipped
from a car upon which II had been placed
and broke his ankle SO that he had been
unable to work since.
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attendant 10 we'll manifest in the splendid
and unique display OF the agricultural,
mechanical and artistic product OF Stark
county. The success of this years. exhi-
bition has been well inaugurated. To
rectors have labored assidiously and in
cessantly. As is easily conceivable, the
directorship Of fair meeting so complete
in every detail devolves no little mental
exertion and worriment, and to be court
eous and obligng, showing no discrimi-
nation whatever, is a task wholly OF itself,
but such can be impartially stated with
regard to Secretary John Hay and others
comprising the board.
The final examination of classes was
begun at 8 a. m. and continued until p.
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had an easy thing OF II owing to her great
walking ability for she was an eigntn OF
n mile In the lead OF the field on the first
lap. There were some lively tussles Tor
the other positions, however, and the race
made lots of fun for the spectators. The
summary Of the afternoon contest is as
fOllowa.
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Bucklen's Arnica salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and positive
ly cures piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per bog.
For sale by Durbin. Wrigt Co.
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Legal Notice.

Calvin Nidlg, whose residence is unknown, win
Maggie Nidig filed her petition Ia the Court OF
Common Pleas OF stark county, ohio, being case
on the ground that he has. IN disregard Of his mar
tai duties, been wilifuiy absent from plaintiff for
more than three last past and for the custody
Of child; that said will be for hearing on or
after the 9th day OF November. 1864.
HARTER a KRICHBAUM
s22L Atty's for plaintiff, Maggie Nidlg.
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Notice to soldiers.

| will be at the Hurford House, Canton,
o., Tuesday and Tuesday evening, Oct.
l1th. and at the Arlington House, Alliance,
o., Wednesday and Wednesday evening,
Oct. 18th, to solicit claims for pensions,
and To prepare evidence in claims already
filed in which / am the attorney. Q. b.
Callahan, Pension Attorney and U. s.
Claim Agent, Youngstown, o.
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DIR. Catlin, owner of Jack Logan, pro-
tested against the decision in the last heat
of the 2 40 trot on the ground that there
was no distance flag displayed. The
Judges ruled that his horse was distanced
Notwithstanding and Catlin threatens to
sue the association for second money.
The driver of Jack Logan claims he
was past the Fl ag at the distance pole. The
hagman did not report to the judges at
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PRORATE COURT.
Marriage Licenses Granted and Number
of Appointments Made.

Marriage Licenses Granted and a Number
of Appointments Made.
The following persons have been
licensed to wed:
G. Il. Randall and Ella Jones, Green
town.
George Clark and virtona Oswald, Max.
limo.
Daniel W. Stantz and Emma Satschi,
Canton.
A. NJ. Whipple and Mary Gottschick,
Curtis H. Notice and Emma r. Kintigb,
Mapleton. =, ,
William Maddrell and Jennie N. Will
liams, Waynesburg.
A. Garaux and Clara Gerod, Canton.
David Sceweisberger and Laura Roush,
Justus.
G. w. Kerr and Ella Leech, Alliance.
James r. Hunsinger and Katie A. Quinn,
Massillon.
J.F. Warburton and Carrie L. Shook,
New Berlin.
william Lutz and Emma Bakery Can
ton.
william H. Sbearer and Mary E. Stems
metz, Howenstein.
NOTES.
The will of L. B. Monnot OF Louisville
has been filed for probate.
A. C.. Strong was appointed admins
traitor of the estate of Russell Smith OF
Alliance, yesterday.
Benjamin Fulton has been made
guardian of Francis, David and John
Rohrer of Canton.
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all and they took it upon themselves to
ruIe the horse out and declare him dis
tnnced, DIR. Catlin claims second money,
and those posted on the law are inclined
10 think he Is entitled to it. The reason
his horse got 30 far bshind, 1t is claimed,
was because he was fouled and crowded
out on the first turn. DR.. Catlin has re.
tanned legal counsel and will sue, unless
the Judges reverse their ruling and give
him second plac which he claims he is
entitled to.
Yearling trot; half mile heats:
Queen Esther. er...............,........."'
1tlia .'''''''''''''''''''''''''' 3
Tia T@e, iiI5' ii;4sK'
Two year olds trot, half mile heats
Allie J., /; Joe c., 2; Silver Bell, 3; Jimmy
Henry, A. Time, IL 22. Called on account
RInning race, half mile heats-Grass
uoDDar. 1; Comet L 2; Y aboo, 3. Time
s9I/ Called on account of darkness.
1,ne flfth and last days session OF old
Mother Starkis annual exhibition OF pro
duet and festivities was duiy opened early
this morning. ItappeArs that every yis'
and atarted on his way, for at an hour
inmediateIy after daylight they began TO
come into the city and thence to the
~rnunds a solid az unbroken mass OF
fw,ns0itv. Ii seer n that those who had
i.s.s. ,rosble 10 attend the proceeding days
~ the Fair took occasion to do SO today,
x-hlIe vast numbers of those In attends
mnce on former days seem to have de-
,rIdsd that so good q thing must pe taken
advantage. of, and accordingly nave re-
tsrned 20 view the hnai display.
Considering the large Auenuanco zee.
aorday and today, the genuine interest,"
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Lot 1903 being 50xls0 It. of west end thereof.
Lot 4304 being 60x70 ft. of west end thereof
The appraise value OF ali the above described
property is eli $40 and must sell for at least two
thirds OF Its appraised value.
said lots will be offered each separately. and then
in bulk.
Terms one-third cash; e-third In one year and
one third IN two years from date OF sale deferred
payments TO be secured by mortgage on the prop
erty and to draw interest at the rate OF per cent
per annum from day OF sale.
VIM. II, SCHARIO,
s22hw In trust for creditors OF Ella NJ, Robb
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display of Molly Stark's products. The
grounds became crowded with vehicles
before II o'clock and the attendance this
afternoon promises to be the largest that
has ever been upon the grounds.
Nearly all of the awarding of premiums
Aill be done today, and some good races
are down for this afternoon on the track.
This is the big day for the dispensers of
good things to eat upon the grounds. An
extra force OF employees was put on this
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
Saturday the 22d day of October, 1892

In pursuance OF an order OF the Probate Court OF
Stark county, Ohio, l Will offer for sale at public
auction, upon the premises, on
Saturday the 22d day of October, 1892
at O'Clock p IN the following described real estate
with the appurtenances situated in Plain township
stark county, Ohio, bounded as follows!
lst. The east half OF the northwest quarter of
section nine (9), In township eleven Ql). IN range
eight (9). In stark county, Ohio, excepting there
from part OF the northeast corner thereof. Begin
quarter section, thence south with the east line OF
said quarter 80 100 chains to n post; thence west
parallel with the north line OF said quarter 100
chains TO post thence north and parallel with the
east line OF said quarter 60lC0 chains TO the north
line OF said quarter section to post; thence east
with the north line OF said quaiter section 67-l00
chains 70 the place OF beginnng containing two t2)
end Part of the northwest quarter OF section
number nine (0), township eleven (ll), OF range
eight (S). bounded as follows; Beginning at the
northeast corner Of the west half OF said quarter
saction thence south along the division line of said
quarter twenty-eight perches to point in the mid
die OF the creek, where the same crosses the dlyis
ion line; thence north twenty degrees west along
the channel OF the creek twenty mine, seven tenth
perches TO the north line Of said half quarter;
thence east ten perches to the place OF beginning
Containing one hundred forty eight and fve-tenths
perches, more or less.
The above two tracts are appraised together and
Appraised at 1886.
Terms Of sale one third cash on day of sale, bal
two years from day OF sale. Deferred payments to
bear interest from day OF sale and be secured by
mortgage upon the premises sold.
Solomon NJ. Miller, will be sold with the above
propertS, including steam engine, chop mill, plat
form scales and first class elder press and mill
combined; also hay scales on the premises
SAMUEL s. GEiB.
Administrator with the Will annexed OF solomon
M. Miller
DAY, LYNCH & DAY, Atty's.
Sept IL, 1892, s22h
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Notice TO Contractors.

Sealed proposals win be received by the Commits
sl0ners OF Stark county Ohio, at their once Ia Can
ton, Ohio up to 10 O'Clock, city time,
Monday, October 10th, 1892,
for the building OF the superstructure for bridge
over West Greek, ON Cedar street. In the city Of
Canton.
Said bridge is 10 be built In accordance with the
plans and Specifications which Will be on ie at the
1892
,yrSposals must be accompanied with certified
The Board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids; L. A. LoIcHOT
s22hw Auditor.
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CLOTHES WIRING ERS repaired, TOO West Fourth
" stree; new rolls specially.
e. RABER. sepsmo
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at one O'Clock D. M, at the deor OF the court house.
IN the city OF Canton, the following described real
estate situate In the county OF Stark and state OF
Ohio to-wit; Being part OF the southwest quarter
as follows; Being all OF said quarter section. ex-
copt 20 acres, now or lately owned by j. H. Draime.
out OF the southwest corner thereof also except 26
acres now or lately owned by David Protzman out
OF the northwest corner Of said quarter; also ex-
cept about 40 acres less of of the east side
OF said quarter, now owned by John Fornes and his
heirs Said lands TO be hereafter surveyed and the
amount and price therefor aicertaned thereby.
Sale 10 be by the acre. Said tract contains 80 acres
more or less
Appraised at sll0 per acre.
Terms OF sale-One-third In hand, one-third In
one year and one-third In two years from the day
OF saei deferred payments to bear interest from
day OF SALE and TO be secured by mortgage on the
premises sold.
Any person desirous OF looking at tho place car
call at No. 81 West Fifth street and Mr. Fornes viii
accompany them to 1t.
GEORGE FoRNEs,
Trustee OF Louis FoFnes, deceased.
s24-26- -w29At
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Bell
Moonlight. a
Billy
Time, 1880.
Bud Crook then went an exhibition
mile, lowering the track record OF 2:2O to
to 2:1S, fiat.
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late OF Stark county, Ohio, deceased, will offer at
public sale, on the premises, on
Saturday, October 22nd, 1892,
the farm of said deceased, in Bethlehem township
three miles south OF Navarro. on the road leading
from Navarro to Strasburg, containing 16l acres,
more or less.
on said farm are two good dwelling houses, bank
barn, good spring and well at the house, good
orchard and good timber.
There has lever been any drilling done on said
farm, and yet judging from the surroundings there
is every Indication OF the same being underlaid
with coal.
AnrIi ist Saoa With snnroved sacnritva hniance ~
one third OF purchase money April LIST. 1893; the
remaining two thirds In one and two years from
April lst 1893. Deferred payments to bear inter-
est at SIX per cent from April lst 1893 3ecured by
mortgage on said premises.
Sale 70 commence at one O'Clock p. IN.
e. b. LIEGHLEY,
ssLw Exoctors.
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Legal Notice.

Notice Is hereby given TO the Pittsburgh. Fort
Wayne a chicago Railway Company, whose omce
and place Of business 10 unknown TO the petitioners
that at the June session. 1892 OF the Commissioners
OF stark county Ohio, Thomas Lister and others
nIed their petition for county road, thirtythree
feet wide, as follows; Beginning at the southeast
corner OF the southwest quarter OF section ~ In
ming thence north on the east line OF said section
until It intersects the North wooster road, leading
surveyor OF said road were appointed by said Com
mlssloners at their September session, 1892 and
that said viewers and surveyor will meet at the
southeast corner OF said section 90 aforesaid, on the
2bth day OF october, 1892 at 10 O'Clock m, to
THOMAS LISTER,
Principal Petitioner.
Mono 4 MoCARTY, Au'Ys. s22hw
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snERIFF SALE.
\ Order OF sale,
stark county Common
Pleas Court.

A. Taylor a Son Order OF sale,
Va. STARK county Common
George Moatz. Pleas court
BY virtue Of vendl exponas issued py the
clerk OF the court OF common pleas Of stark
county, Ohio, in the above action, and to me dl-
rected will offer for sale at public outcry at the
door OF the court house. In the city Of Canton, on
Saturday, the 22nd day of Oct, 1892,
1he following described real estate to-wlt. sltu-
ato in the township OF Marlboro, county OF Stark
and state OF Ohio, and known as being part OF the
cast half OF the north half OF the northwest quarter
OF section eight township 20, range seven and
bounded as follows; Commencing q. 80 chains north
OF stone In the southeast corneI thence north, 81
degrees wtst1e cholns and "a lnks to the vest line;
thence north, degrees east o chains and one link
thence SOUTH 81 degrees east 10 chains and 81 links
to the east llne thence SOUTH degrees east 10
chains and one link to the place OF beginning con-
talnlng twenty acres except heretofore sold
to John Lilly Oft the northwest corner OF said de-
scrlbsd lot OF land, be the same more or less.
Appraised at s570.
Sale to commence at one O'Clock p. m.
Terms cash,
O. A. KRIDER, Sheriff.
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morning and the amount OF ice cream
candy, popcorn, peanuts and gum drops
taat is being devoured is something won
derful. The dealer in balloons and squaw-
kers is also reaping harvest, and every>
thing Is booming generally.
THE RACES WEDNESDAY.
The following is the summary OF the
races. Wednesday.
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ASSignee's S Sale Of Mil Property
Saturday, October 29th, 1892,

STARK county, ohio, will offer for SALE at public
auction, on
Saturday, October 29th, 1892,
a. o'cl9SaP m st the door @ OF the court house in
Ohio being part Of the southwest quarter of section
g. township 10, range 8, containing e'l0 acres OF
land being part n out lot Al, lying south of Ma
street. more fully described In the petition for
the sale thereof filed In the Probate Court OF said
county, and to which reference is hereby made; to-
gether with the engine boilers, shaftng, building
and all the mill machinery on said premises ap-
praised at Sl6. 600.
Terms OF sale. one-third cash, balance In one and
two years, at per ceut interest, payable annually
and secured by1mortgage and insurance policies.
AUSTIN LYNCH,
s29ew Assignee OF John " Blake.