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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-07-13
Legal Notice.

:, Charies W. Kandel, Eva May Handel and Mabel
handel, minors under IA years OF age, who reside
AZ 9arret Dekalb county, state OF Indiana will take
nouce tnat samuel W. kandel administrator OF the
eetate OF mary handel, deceased the 23rd day OF
june, 1888 filed his petition In the Probate Court
OF STARK county, Ohio, alleging that the personal
estate OF said decedent is insufficient TO pay her
@ ana charges OF administering her estate that
she ded seized In fee simple OF the following de-
scIiDed real estate, situate In the county OF Stark
and state OF Ohio, to-wlt; - -
Being part OF the northwest quarter OF section
number twenty-five (22), township number eleven
(ll) and OF range number eight IB) BEGINNING at
southeast corner OF said quarter; thence west on
Tue quarter line twentyfour and twenty four hum
dredths chains; thence north, hfty-six and one
fourth degrees east, nins aud forty hundredths
chains; thence SOUTH thirty four degrees east sIx
and seventy two hundredths chains; thence east
parallel with the quarter line twelve and thirty
eight hundredths chains; thence south eighteen
Inks 10 the place OF beginning, and containing
three ana forty-six hundredths acres more or less
Also part OF tho northwest quarter OF section
number " enty two (22), In township number eley-
Gu (lD, OF range humber eight (s), aud is described
as folowsi Beginning the east line OF said quar-
Yer twenty hve links north, degrees east from the
southeast corner OF said quarter thence north 87K
degrees west, two chains; thence south, degrees
west seven links thence north, 67H degrees west,
nye chains and sixty seven links; thence north 81
degrees west, tye chains and thirty eight hum
drsdths links, thence south. S7h degrees east: ten
ana eighty three huDdredths links; thence SOUTH
nrtdths links to the place OF beginning, containing
more or less.
Praying that the sala property be sold to pay the
DEL Eva May Handel and Mabel Kandel are hereby
notified that they have been made parties Defend
ant 70 said petition and that they are required to
snswer the same on OF before the 10th day OF
CASE, MoNNoT wHITAcHE,
JunS4Lt-bat Attorneys far Plaintiff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-07-13
Absence of Mind.

"Talk about absence Of mind" said
the man with the ginger beard, 81 guess
the minister Of little church my folks
useter to go to when was hvin out in
Kansas he took the cake. Tell you
what he did. You see, the congregation
had Clipped in an bought the old feller
a bicycle so he could git little exercise,
as well as git to the church easier, which
he had about five mile to go.
"Well, one Sunday the folks had all
gathered and waited and waited, but no
preacher showed up. Some of 'em lowed
he was sick, and some Of 'em lowed he
wasn't, and at last committee went
out to see what was up. Now, what do
you suppose that there absentminded
old feller had did2 He'd jist got on that
there machine a-thinkin about his SER
mon, and the sinners, and the collection
and all that sort of thing, and stead of
startin for the church he had started the
wheels backward and never come to his
self till he was nigh onto seven miles in
the wrong direction. never see sheep
isher lookin man in my life than he was
when we caught up with him an asked
him where he was goin."
The soft snore Of the grocer arose on
and fell off the still summer air with a
mechanicabregularity of vibration, and
the man with the ginger beard filled his
pockets with herrings and cheese and
went down to the blacksmith shop to
see If any horse trading was going on
indianapolis journal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-07-13
AN ARTIST.
He Wouldn't Come Down. So She Einally
Agreed TO IL.

He Wouldn't Come Down. So She Einail,
| Agreed 60 IL.
He was whitewashing board fence
on Beaubien street when woman step
ped up and asked him how much he
would charge to whitewash o Kitchen
ceiling. He replied that his figures were
75 cents, when she Indignantly exclaim.
| ed:
why, / fave had three different men
offer to do it for 80 cents, and one said
he'd make good job of it for 40."
"Doan' doubt it, mum-doan' doubt II
tall" he calmly observed, "but who war
dem pussons? Was dey scrubs or art.
istsH Was dey gwine to mop dat ceilin
or put on de whitewash wild de han OBJ a
bon decorators"
"They guaranteed to do the work first
classl"
"'Zactly, mum, but how yo' gwine to
tell bout it? When dey goes away, de
ceilin am all wet. Nobody kin dun tell
under fo' hours wheder it was de work
OBJ an artist or scrub"
"Seventy-fve is too much"
at am too much fur de whitewash,
mum, but dar's odder considerations.
Pze purfectly 'sponsible pusson. l
knows my bizness. / doan' call yo' in
from de parlor whar yo' am playin on a
5000 pianer to AK queshuns, doan' spill
no whitewash on yo'r valuable lie paint
ins an statuary. l doan' damage yo'r
moquette carpets or break yo'r $500
mirrors"
"Can't you say 50?" she asked.
"An s'posin an agent Gums along
when I'm at work dar?" he went ON
without needing her. He wants to see
de lady OBJ de house to sell her rug ON
de installment plan. Does he see yo'2
Not muchl / inform dat pusson dat
when we wants rugs we buys de best
an pays cash down, an he goes away wild
flea in his ear"
make it 60, then"
"If I'm dar in de house, yo' doan' hev
to go round an pick up yo'r diamonds an
hide yo'r bonk5ooks an yo'r purse. Ifa
lady calls fur 80 wild a kerridge to go
callin, yo' leave me in de house wild
feelin OBJ security. If yo' wants to go
down to de dressmakers to see bout dat
$40 dress, why
"Well, I'll give You 75l When will
you Gomez
"Fust thing in de mawnin, mum.
Thanks. Just go right along now an
doan' bodder yo'r purity head no mo-.
Yo' has s'cured an artist an a 'sponsible
pusson combined, an when / gets frew
wild dat ceilin de naybers will be so jeal-
GUS OBJ yo' dat yo'll hev to shet up de
house and go off to Sarytoga two weeks
ahead of time. Detroit Free Press.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-07-13

The veteran of forty-nine had lust fin.
ished relating several exciting stories OF
coaching in the old days in the west and
looked around triumphantly.
"Yaas," approved a youth in white
haunels who sat on the piazza near lhim
as the veteran caught his eye.
"Mebbe you know somethin about itY''
smilingly suggested the old man in a
patronizing way.
"Yaas," replied the youth, "I do.
Lawst year had very exciting expe-
whence with coach. Lawst yeah was
leap yeah, ye know. and there was girl
at Newport who waited for an oppor-
tunity to pwopose, and she was so stwong
minded that we fellows nevah gave her
q chance, because we knew we'd have to
say yaas if she evah awsked us. Well,
they had coaching party one day, and l
was invited, but at the lawst moment |
found I-aw-had to escort Miss Newton,
the strong minded damsel, and it so
affected me that had a sunstwoke and
couldn't go. So they took Cholly Budd
in my place, and Cholly came back en-
gagged. l cried for joy that night over
my narrow escape"
"Humphl" interrupted the veteran,
"there's nothin in that"
"Yaas, there was" continued the
YOUTH. THAT wide was one of the worst
evan failed to take in my life. It was
q awegular coaching accident and nearly
bwoke my heart. Cholly mawied the
girl in June, and in July she had an old
uncle die who left her million and
half. So, you see, we have just as bad
accidents nowadays" he added trium-
phantly, "as they evan had in forty
nine."-Harper's Bazaar.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-07-13
Legal Notice.

Silas Bucher. residing in New York Ulty, N Y .
VIII take notice that on May II, 1893, the under,
signed hled his petition In the conrt OF common
pleas, stark county, Ohio, against him and others
setting forth that William Bucher died owning one,
ninth OF Lot S8, Canton, Ohio, which was sold in
partition proceedings IN said court December "a.
I5e2i that decedent left no other property; that
valid claims OF over % 900 have been presented to
the undersigned and are still unpaid, and it n
necessary 70 appropriate his interest in proceeds OF
sae OF SAID lot towards paying his debts; and pray
Ing Tor an order enjolning Silas Bucber and
others heirs az law OF William Bucher from coll
lecting or receiving from the Sheriff or from pur-
ehasers OF said property the money and notes for
Miam Butchers share 10 said lot; that said sheriff
and the purchasers Of said property be enioIned
from delivering TO said parties any money or notes
on account OF said share In said otj and that Sas
Buoher and others he enjolned from dlsposng OF or
selling their claim to said share of said proceeds
anu preliminary Injunction has been so allowed
against bis doing; and that said money and notas
be delivered to the undersigned.
said Sas Bucher is required to ansyer aaid matt .
tlon on or before July 10. 1893
ORLANDO q, VOI KMoR
m2oLw Admir- Of VIM. Bucher's estate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-07-13
From Different stapdpo,nt..

The feeling Of good many men with
regard to public Office is no doubt much
the same as that which certain distin.
guished Frenchman had or professed "a
have toward the academy-that groul
of 40 who are called "The Immortals."
He was asked one day why he did not
propose his candidacy for the academy.
"Ah," said he, ''if I applied and were
admitted, some one might ask, why is
he in 1t? and l should much rather hear
it asked, Why isn't he in itp' youths
Companion.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-07-13
1h4EE;Vi!tlIiio5s lflsfGoP
'SZ0A-Sc~ss-lgE--'s.sSSstp
AJAccIo.
Birthplace of the Great Napoleon and Old
est Town In Corsica.

Birthplace of the Great Napoleon and Old
est Town In Corsica.
Very ancient is the history OF Ajaccio,
the capital as we'll as the Oldest town of
Corsica. Mentioned by Ptolemy under the
name Uroinium, IL was known as Ada
cium In the middle ages The modern
town, with the citadel, was founded about
1902 by the Bank of st. George of Genoa, a
company analogous to the East India com
pany, and in 1858 the French under Mare
chal Thermes obtained possession Of Ajac.
clio only to yield it again, however, six
years later by the treaty of Chateau Cam
bress to that hated and tyrannous rule.
Space fails to follow the vicissitudes of
the island TO its present position of French
department, but there is one name, Napo-
leon Bonaparte, which can never be forgot
ten In Ajaccio, and almost every street and
sight speaks of him and his family. His
marble figure surmounts the fountain in
the Place du Marche, but far finer is the
bronze monument by Viollet-le-Duc in the
Place Bonaparte with the first emperor on
horseback in the middle looking seaward,
and his brothers-Joseph, Lucien, Louis,
demonstrating at each corner, all five in
Roman togas and Napoleon with laurel
wreath upon his head.
The chief sight of Ajaccio is the three
storied house in the Place Letizia where he
was born, and it is pathetic to wander
through the rooms, with their quaint, old
fashioned furniture faded and passing to
decay, and think Of the strange experiences
of the eight young lives which began so
merrily within them. The nursery and
Napoleon's little sleeping room are shown,
and an interesting creche, or representation
of the nativity, with ivory figures, which
he brought from Egypt as present for his
mother. The house and little garden in
front belong now to the Empress Eugene,
who, in one room, has placed a delightful
little boyish bust Of the late prince inn
periai. In the Hotel de Vile are many In.
terestinG relics of the Bonaparte family.
notably busts of Napoleon, his mother nd
little son, and portrait of his father, Carlo
Maria, the notary Carlo-Maria is buried at
Montpelier, but his wife Letitia lies in the
crypt of the Memorial chapel built by the
last emperor-"Mater Regum" the inscrip-
tion on her tomb.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-07-13
QUICK WORK.
The Two Men Who Robbed McLinden's
Restaurant Caught at Waynesburg,

The Two Men Who Robbed McLinden's
Restaurant Caught at Waynesburg.
Beatty Scott and Ed Clufz are locked up
in the county Jail awaiting a hearing for
robbing McLinden's restaurant along the
New Berlin road. Officers McCort and
Patterson took the case in hand as soon
rs McLinden reported the robbery at
police headquarters, and they immediS
ately notified the mayors of several sur
rounding towns in the county, including
the mayor Of Waynesburg, to whom was
sent special telegram. Scott and Clutz
were placed under arrest by officers at
Wsynesburgh just as they were about to
leave on train for some point further
south. The Canton officers took them in
charge and returned with them to Canton
about $3.50 Friday afternoon. The boys
neither admit or deny their guilt. Clutz
and Scott are both hard characters and
have on number of occasions caused
much trouble to the police here. They
had S2l when caught.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-07-13
The Making of Scissors.

Though no complexities are involved In
the making of scissors or much skill re-
quired, yet the process of manufacture as
described by The Inventive Age, is very in
teresting. Scissors are forged from good
bar steel heated to redness, each blade be-
ing cut off with sufficient metal to form
the shank, or that destined to become the
cutting part and bow, or that which later
on is fashioned into the holding portion.
For the bow small hole is punched, and
this is afterward expanded to the required
size by hammering it on a conical anvil,
after which both shank and bow are filed
into a more perfect shape and the hole
bored in the middle for the rivet. The
blades are next ground and the handles
made smooth and FURNISHED with oil and
emery, after which the pairs are fitted to-
gether and tested as to their easy working
They are not yet finished, however
They have to undergo hardening and
tempering and be again adjusted, after
which they are finally put together again
and polished for the third time. In com
pairing the edges Of knives and scissors it
will be noticed of course that the latter are
not in any way so sharply ground as the
former and that in cutting scissors crush
and bruise more than knives.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-07-13
Etornal Vigilance

Ia the price of health. But with all our
precaution there are enemies always
lurking about our systems, only wait
ing a favorable opportunity to assert
themselves. Impurities in the blood
may be hidden for years or even for
generations and suddenly break forth,
undermining health and Fastening
death. For all diseases arising from
impure blood Hoods Sarsapsrilla Is the
unequalled and unapproaDhed remedy.
1t is King of them all, fol it conquers
disease.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-07-13
LEGAL NOTICE TO UNKNOWN HElas.

The unknown heirs OF Mary Haner, deceased; the
unknown heirs OF Catharlne YAnt, deceasedi and
will take notice that on the goth day of June A. d.
1868. Isaac Yant hied his petition In the Court OF
Common Pleas. In Stark county, Ohio In case No
DO67. against Abraham Yant and Others of said
county and state, and the above named PARTIES
praying for partition OF the following described
real estate to-wlt part OF the northwest Quarter
OF section No. "a township No. 10, of range No. 3,
In Canton township stark county, Ohio. containing
as the Ca 'heTlne Yant homestead In Canton town
chip and fully described In plaintiffs petition,
said unknown heirs are required 20 answer on or
before the 12th day OF August. A. d. 1893 or iudg-
ment Will be taken against them.
BY JOHN II. sPoRsELLRR, his Atty, iaSLw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-07-13
Tho Ma. ,l,,nu,s-.


The business man was hurrying along
to his Office when he met friend.
"You've been working pretty hard,
haven't youy" inquired the friend after
shaking hands with him.
eyes, but that is what am here for,
I presume"
care you going any place this sum
mer for vacation"
mo, but my wife and daughter are"
"You might 20 700. You need rest"
The man sighed.
eyes, suppose do" he said; 'but
the wife and daughters seem to need
money more than l need rest, and as
they are in the majority guess they'll
have to have it," and he hurried on.--
Detroit Free Press.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-07-13
Electric Rittara-

Inns remedy isbecominR so we'll known
tion. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song of praise.-A purer
medicine does not exist aud II is Ruanan-
tsed d TO do all that is claimed. Electric
bI,ers VIII cure all diseases of the Liver
and Kidneys, will remove Pimplss, Boila,
Salt hheum and other affections caused
~ impure blood.-Will drive Malaria
cure. all Malarial fevers.--Bor cure of
headache, Constipation and IndlQestion
Try Electric Bitters-Entire satisfaction
guaranteed, or money refundad.--Price sd
eG.s;ana Ga,i sl per bottle al Durbin, Wright q
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-07-13
AsSIGHEE'S SALE or Real ESTATE.

In pursuance OF an order OF the Probate Court OF
Stark county. Ohio, will offer for sale, At public
auction, on the 10th day OF July A. d.. 1893, at
O'Clock p. m, at the door OF the court house. In
real estate situate IN County OF stark and state OF
Ohio to-wit, Lot No. 6Olg. In .. j. Whalers addi-
tion 10 the city OF Canton, stark county, Ohio.
Appraised NJ e7bO.0o. Tho terms Of sale cash.
JAMES A. RIOE,
Assignee In trust for the benefit
OF the creditors OF Ernst
Bjorkman aud Mary E.
BjorkmAn.
Canton, Chic. June l4th. A. ID. 1893. j15hw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-07-13
Not Particular.

Mr.. X. wrote to a dramatic author:
DEAR FRIEND-Please send me box
for the Gymnase theater, where one Of
your plays is being performed, which, /
am told, is charming.
"P. S.-Or for any other theater, no
matter which. h."-Masque dc Fer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-07-13
The Code.

Caller-Why are you waving your
handkerchief 30 wildly?
Murilla--Since papa has forbidden
Jack the house we have arranged code
Of signals.
Caller-What is it?
Murilla-When he waves his handker-
chief five times, that means "Do you
love me" and when / wave frantically
in reply it means Eyes, darling"
Caller-And how do you ask other
questionsl
Murilla-We don't. That's the whole
code,-uarper's Bazaar.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-07-13
The Great Animal Dealers OF the World.

There are four great animal dealers in
the world-Mr. Hagenbeck of Hamburg,
Mr. Reiche of Altfcld, near Hanover, Mr.
Jamrach in the Radcliffe highway, and Mr..
Cross of Liverpool. To these famous men
are consigned every variety of wild beast.
From hippo to kiwi from an armadillo
to cobra, from a bird of paradise to a
mandarin duck-they will sell you any
thing tAHU runs, flies, or crawls. They are
the great middlemen between the hunter
in the wilderness and the ZOOS and menag-
cries of the world
But in these ZOOS births are constantly
taking place, and surplus specimens are
often exchanged. Every year Mr. Sclater,
the secretary of the London Geological
gardens, who Is said to be the authority for
the foregoing information, makes tour Of
examination aE:Ong the continental ZOOS
Armed with his list, he visits the ZOOS at
Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Antwerp, Ham
burg Berlin, Hanover and Paris The ex,
changes and the rate Of exchanges are set.
tied, and the ZOOS, the biologists, and the
public are all beneiited.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-07-13
Legal Notice.

Mary Eagle, Julia wlkidal, Martin wikidaI, Will
liam Wikidal, minor aged 10 years. Louis Wiki
dal, minor aged 10 years, ohllden and heirs OF
Louis =. Wikidal deceased. residing In Topeka,
Kansas; CLARA A. Wikioal, minor, aged II years.
residing In Cellna Ohio and Mary Wlkidal min
or aged 10 years, residing In Mansfield, Ohio chill
dren and heirs OF William A. Wikidal, deceased,
VIII take notice that On the 18th day Of June A. D.
1888, the undersigned as Guardian OF the person
and estate OF Martin WikldaI, OF Canton, Ohio ad-
Judged an imbecile filed his petition IN the Probate
Court OF Stark county, Ohio. praying for an order
OF said Court authorizing him, as Guardian ore
said, to sell at private SALE and upon such terms as
said Court may order, the following described real
estate, belonging to said Wikdal situate In the city
OF Canton. Stark county, Ohio, to wit. Beginning
ut the intersection OF the east line OF Plum street
with the north line OF Franklin street, thence
south. eiRhty-biI degrees. twenty minutes
east with the south line OF Franklin street hun
dred and seventy six feet; thence north. twenty
degrees, thiIty-slx minutes west one hundred and
seventy six feeC 70 the south line OF aley thence
north eighty-six degrees twenty-s seven minutes
west one hundred and sevehtyfour feet TO the east
line or Plum street, thence south. twenty degrees
east one hundred and seventysix feet 10 the place
OF beginning, alleging that It would be ore for the
interest OF his said ward and estate TO so sell said
real estate and reinvest the money arising there
from In loans upon mortgage and otherwise
Said petition will be for hearing on Monday
August 18th, 1888, at 10 "a. m.
r. 8. SHIELDS,
Guardian OF the person and estate
JloLw OF Martin Wikida.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-07-13

Bingo-Well, old man, I'll say goodby
now. I'm off for the Worlds fair to-
morrow. Going to take all my family
with me.
Kingley-Why, l thought you weren't
going.
Bingo-I wasn't. But l understand
there is a place there where you can
check your children, and want to see
If / can get little rest.-Clothier and
Furnisher.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-07-13

IOItNs
This chapel is attached to the College
Fesch, large public school for boys found
ed in 1892, one wing of which contains the
fine library Of 10000 volumes once the
property of Cardinal Fesch, Napoleon's un-
Gle, and large collection Of poor pictures,
also his, presented to the town by King
Joseph OF Spain. There are, however, good
engrayings and a really charming statue of
the little king of Rome. A touching mark
of loyal feeling toward the Bonapartes is
shown in Count Pozzo di Borgo's new villa
on a height above Ajaccio, the decorative
pillars and panels of it's exterior being
brought from the ruins of the palace of the
Tuileries
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-07-13
Legal Notice.

n. Barnhart, O former resident OF Starg
county. Ohio, but now reported as residing In Dal-
las Town, York county, Pa. viii take notice that
1853 filed her petition In the Court OF Common
Pleas. stark county, ohio. praying for divorce
from him. said Plus II. BArnhart allegi q In her
said petition as ground for said divorce that the
said Plus y, Barnhart has been wlllfuly absent
from her for more than three years last past.
day OF July, 1893, or as soon thereafter as said
LYDIA Il. BARNHART
BY WILLIAM j. PIRRo her Atty.
June 9th. 1893 j6Lw'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-07-13

In Is probable that another Reputn-
can paper will be started In Cadiz be-
fore many months. Carrollton has two
Republican papers, and 1t is claimed two
can live better In CaA'g than In Car
rOlIton.
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Assignee's Appointment,

The undersigned has been duly appointed AND has
qualified as Assignee In trust for the benefit OF tie
creditors OF Thomas Schrefer OF Stark county
Ohio. All persons indebted 10 said assignor will
make immediate payment and creditors Will pre-
sent their claims according 20 law, duly authent-
Gated, TO the underslgned, Tor allowance
CONRAD o. BOHREFFLER
as Assignee As Aforesaid.
GRANT a SNIDBR, his Att'ys.
Canton, Ohio. June % 1893 j2odw