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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-05-11

A Neiphbor is Shot at With a Revolver, a
Woman is Frightened Nearly to Death
and Altogether Very Lively and Ter
rifying Time is Experienced.
Jacob Sa oiro of No. 81 Nimisilla street.
had an abs olutely terrifying experience
early Sunday morning with three burglars
who forced an entrance into his house.
Mr.. SapirC keeps a small grocery where
NimiSilla ntreet is intersected by the g. &.
q s. railway. Saturday night the Sapi-
ro's retirsd somewhat late. About 3
o'clock Sunday morning MIR, nnd Mrs.
Sapiro were awakened by come noise
emanatinR from the store room below
and Sapiro jumped out of bed and rau
down stars. He saw three men making
their way through n room in which he
kept a supply Of clothing, and he yelled
to them. Seeing they. were detected, two
Of the fellows ran forward and one OF
them pulled revolver from bis hip
pocket and pointing il at Sspiro's head
told him to put up bis hands aud turn
over his cash. The second man ran up
stairs and entered Mrs. Sapiro's
room. Ie also held revolver to
her head telling her he would shoot her If
she made any outcry. The third fellow
watch while bis pards were ransacking
the houte. or course Jacobs only rev
course was to hand over to the burglars
his pockOtbook containing $50 in bills and
SO in silver.
Then big scufIle ensued between Sa-
piro and the burglar, who was holding
him up. Sapiro wanted to run up stairs,
and at tie bottom of the stairway, as he
was about to ascend, the fellow grabbed
him by tle neck and forced him against
the wal several times. Sapiro's scalp
was badly cut and the wall was spattered
with blood. Sapiro finally escaped from
the burglar, ran out a side door and over
man followed him, but Sapiro first
reached the door of the house, gave II u
vigorous thump, and just then he was
seized from the rear aud borne to the
ground. In a few seconds Emermap, who
had been awakened by the stirring around
below, came cut of the door, and seeing
SApiro's perilous position, he caught
hold Of the unknown man and attempted
to / Ill him off. A bullet from revolver
in Ihe hand OF the burglar watching out.
sidG, just whizzed past Emerman's head
AMI a second later the fellow who did the
shooting appeared on the scene of the
fray and pulled Emerman off. AT the
slime time the fellow who had been
watching Mrs. Sapiro upstairs, came rum
ling out. The two victims began TO cry
Eor help, and frightened by the outcry, the
three men ran down the G. G.. d S. rail
wey track and made their escape. Off,
GERS SlRgle and Battin searched for the
fellows hut were unable to find them.
Sunday afternoon Marshal Berherer
arrested George Steele and Ed. B. Meyers
and placed them under bond for appear
ance. j. Sapiro says he is sure these are
the men who burglarized his house.
Steele and Meyers ailege they know
nothing about the affair and that they
were at home in bed at the time. The
officers are Investigating the case.
Marshsl Bechsrer and Officer Reed nr-
rested William Blsckledge, Monday as
the third party in the burglary.
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Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given to Alexander Mentzer re-
siding atAkron, summit county, ohio; TO Harriet
Shoemaker, residing at Blue Mount, Whitley county
Illinois; TO William Clay residing at Leesburg,
kosciusk0 county, Indiana; to John Clay, Jefferson
Clay and Mrs Jane Dumont, all OF whom reside in
deauga county, OhlO, near Chagrin Falls, In said
county. said Chagrln Falls being being their post
ONCE; to Mrs. Francis Eating, residing at PERTH
summer county. Kansas; to Alice Olay residing at
Davenport Iowa; and to lOa 'Holl. residing In the
city OF Pttsburg Pa, that az the session March 9Th
1893, OF the commissioners OF stark county, Ohio
William Dannemiller and others filed their petition
for the establishment Of county road. as provided
by law, as follows: Beginning at q stone in the
center OF section number 49, Canton township,
stark county, Ohio, thence east along the quarter
section line to the east line OF number 10 and the
west line OF section number II In said township;
thence east along the quarter section line Of said
section number IL TO the east line thereof. or,
stone being the southeast corner OF the northeast
quarter OF section number II; thence north along
the east line OF said section number III thence north
along the east line OF said section number II and
along said Henry avenue to lntersect the county
road known rs Fairfield street which was estab-
lished A. d., 1890.
The viewers and surveyors OF said road were ap-
pointed by said commissioners; and the said view
ers and surveyors will meet at Buck Hill school
house. Canton township, Stark county, Ohio, on the
3lst day OF May 1893. at O'Clock a. M, TO enter
upon the discharge OF their duties. And the 3lst
day OF May, 1893, is the day by which claims for
compensation must be filed.
Canton, o., April g5th, 1893,
WILLIAM DANNEMILLER
a27hw Principal Petitioner.
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Golden Gate, they will need no key to let
them in.
"And the hlgh born child and the beggar
Passed homeward side by sidei
For the ways Of men are narrow

"And the igh born child and the beggar
Passed homeward side by sdei
For the ways Of men are narrow
But the gates Of heaven are WIDE"
Fronting on the Park are the homes of
the late Samuel J. Tildeu, Cyrus W. Field
and the celebrated "Players Club,n where
the great American tragedian, Edwin
Booth, now lies at the point of death.
THE COFFEE CAR.
While coming home from an entertain
meut tbs other evening, / ran across q
coffee car. 1t looked exactly like port
able photographers car, that one often
sees ia the country, and IL was decorated
all over with owls and has on its front the
sign "The OWl.n These cars are sent out
every night and are located in all parts
OF the city, near saloons were working
men are apt TO go for night lunches.
The car presents very bright hospita,
bic appearance and many people are
tempted In for hot coffee, and nice aps
petizing lunch, who would otherwise
frequent the saloon opposition.
the little car Is such friendly looking
institution, that IL is meeting with cor
dial reception and cleared nearly $40 the
frat night. It's the enterprise of the W
g, 7. U. a0d is receiving the warm ap-
provAl of all. The
sPkING FLOWER SHOW
now in progress at Madison Square Car
York. have been TO chrysanthemum
and orchid displays and perhaps they we're
more gorR eous, but this show is so spring.
like and fresh and makes one think of
some quiet old garden, at the dawn OF
day, with the dews of the night hanging
heavily on beds of tulips, sweet williams
and mignonette, and tall white lilies per'
fuminR everything with their sweetness.
1t is this suggestion OF the country and
the breath OF spring that makes the dis
play so attractive TO me, As you pass
through the great green arch in the Cars
den, you involuntarily draw deep sniff
Of pleasure, which you keep re-inhalinR
all through the vast ampbitheatre,
The tall rhodendrons in purple, pink
and white, the brilliant beds Of tulips, the
deep tinted pansies, the fragrant lilies,
the great~hearted roses, the exquisite
hyacinths, a2ileas and geraneums, all
combined d to produce scene of surpass>
ing lovliness, and through the wilderness
of flowers floated the strains OF dreamy
music.
1t is a glimpse OF fairy land, and one can
almost Imagine the little elfs concealed
behind the stately palms, ready to jump
up and dance before your very eyes.
LENoRE SHERWOOD MARBLE.
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HORSE MOI Els.

- c. A. Carpenter, Findiay, o =, considers
| PropbeS Wilkes, Jr., good piece OF race
ing material for 1893.
Prince Hogarth 2;27%, by Kentucky
Prince will be trained by +. L. Shaw,
Eindlay, o., this year.
DR.. Martin, Findlay, o has decided to
place the unknown quantity, Boston,
2:3s1E in c. A. Carpenter's stable.
Blying'Jih. Directum, San Pedro, Little
Albert and Vic FL. have been entered in
races at the San Francisco spring meet
ing.
The Cleveland Sportsman of May A, has
very artistic picture of Alcanton, by Al
csntars, owned by II. X. Hurxthal of Can
ton.
Now that the rules have been changed
and the flag moved up nearer the wire, it
will be dangerous to lay up heat, when
the time is 2:10.
MILLERsBURG, May "a valuable
stall kept in the stable Of Harvey Close
and owned by g man named Lytle, reared
up today and fell backward, breaking his
neck. He was valued at 5000.
M. Young Ia located at the half mile
track near Alliance, o. He has twelv head
in his stable, the list including, Ohio Boy
2:30, Ola Maid 2:40, a three year old by
Frantic and colt by Pompadour.
Z. e. Cook bes brought eight of his high
bred youngsters up from Kentucky. TAX
account they are very superior lot. Mr..
Cook will have trainer and develop
them.
L. C. Atkins, Alliance, o., will have the
following horses in his stable this year:
Lindie by Pretender, out of the dam of
Old Crow 2:22; Starwood by Atwood, dam
by Starmont; Black Bsyard by BHyaTd,
mont.
George Ketcham and wife have reached
Toledo, on their way back from Europe.
They took in the races at London and
Paris and were at the track when Horace
Brown sprung the Princeton colt Buford
on the Frenchmen, throwing down the
crack two miller in proper shape
William Adams has purchased from G.
5. Pew OF Hubbard, o., his tbree>yea-.oId
sorrel gelding Pew House 2:37, for 81. 900.
Pew House was sired by Mohawk Gift,
2:2lA, dam by Star Hambletonian. This
looks like good price for Pew house.
Perhaps the real price was shaded some-
what.
Mr.. Porter. the market spsce black
smith, sent 20 Philadelphia for 20 pounds
OF bluminum, which cost one dollar a
pound. He exhibited one of the shoes
OF his own creation: which 10 one of set
that will be put on Bud Crooke 2:16A. Mr..
Meyer expects to beat 2:12 with Bud this
season In aluminium shoes.
j. Z. Gravls, one OF the Arbiter Stock
CO., says II Emery Miller wants tn match
Frantic 1925, against Arbiter 2:223l, he can
be accommodated with race, TO be- trot.
ted after The season. He says IL Emery
Miller, the owner OF Frantic, will come 10
Canton with any amount up TO 81 900, bis
money will be covered. We suggest a
purse race OF 81 900. to be divided into
three parts, $500, $3.50 and $3.50, between
Frantic, Arbiter and Atwood 2:27L, for
the stallion championship of Stark county,
and let each owner put in $3.50. .33. Such a |
race would excite great interest.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS.

once Of the Clerk Of the village Of Minerva, o.
Sealed proposals will be received at this ONCE
until Monday the Goth day OF May, A. D., 1893, at
O'Clock p. m for the purchase Of -four (i) bonds Of
the Village OF Minerva, Stark and Carroll countless
ohio, bearing date the LIST day OF July, A. d. 1893,
and payable In twenty (20) years from said date;
each BOND being for the sum OF one thousand dol
lars and bearing interest at the rate OF six 10y per
cent. per annum, payable seml-annually from and
after said cate.
said bonds and the interest accrulng Hereunder
TO be payable at the Park National Bank OF New
York city In the state OF New York
said bonds are Issued for the purpose OF borrow
Ing money TO be used In the purchasing and erect
ing OF an Electric Light Plant for Supplying said
village with electric light In pursuance OF the laws
OF the Slate OF Ohio, In such cases made and pro-
vde1, and OF an ordinance entitled, can ordinance
to effect loan for purchasing and erecting an
electric light plant passed February 20. 1893, by
the council OF said Village,
said bonds to be sold to the highest bidder for
not less than their par value.
Bidders are required to state the number Of
bonds bid for, and the gross amount tney will nay
for the bonds bid for, and accrud Interest TO date
OF transfer.
The right to reject any and all bids ia reserved.
Proposals must be sealed and endorsed "Bids
for Electric Light Bonds. BY order OF council.
KARL HUSTkrrER,
CLERK Of the Village OF Minerva, q.
April 20, 1893. a27hw
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Many do not know and all should know
the merits or Brenps Balsam for coughs,
colds, asthma, all throat and lung troubles
which may be forerunners of consump-
tion. The cost of knowing its value is SO
slight, QarRe 25 and 80 cent bottles), you
will be wise TO test IL, for it's prompt use
may save life. Mothers should know it's
value for spAsmodic or membraneous
Group, which needs quick attention or the
child may die. 1t reiaxes the Contracted
muscles or loosens the false membrane,
causing the child to throw II off, giving
quick relief. Sold by p. II. Barr, Canton,
Ohio.
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Death of DR. Kammerer.

Rev. DR.. Kammerer, D. D, of Woostert
who was the Oldest minister ia the Re-
IL o'clock, May z. The funeral will lake
place on Tuesday at2 o'clock. II will be
remembered that DR.. X, assisted at a
communion service, preaching a very ac-
ceptsble sermon with great unction in the
lat Reformed church of this place. When
he and DIR. p. Herbruck occupied tho pulpit
together, IL was Il question then who of
the two patriarchs would be the frat to be
called up higher. The oldest and strong
est now has entered into his rest.
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Suit Against Corporations.

Samuel II. Lonas has grievance against
the Massillon Railroad company aud the
q. e. s. company which ownsit. Lonas,
In petition filed in common pleas court
by Attorney II. w. McCaughey, states that
the railroad people put down their tracks
right through his wheat field in Tus
carawas township and agreed TO pay him
Slb, for the part of the crop destroyed,
He also built fence Tor which he says
they agreed to pay, the fence heing valued
az Sl44. Lonas says the amounts haven't
been paid and he sues for $159.
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Legal Notice.

Helena Brown aud Frank Brown, Cohoes Al
bany county, New York; Theresa Rumely and
Meinrad Rumey, OF Laporte, LapoTte county In
diana; and Chrstena ShlDgler and John j. Shingler
OF Mlshawala. Saint Josephs county, Indiana are
hereby notified that on the Slst day OF March, 1893
MARY Ptelfer he1 her petition In the Court OF Com
mon Pleas OF Stark county. ohio, against them and
other defendants. which is now pending In said
court wherein said Mary Pfeifer demands part-
uon OF the following real estate In Stark county,
Ohio, to-wit: the southeast quarter OF section "a
township IL, and range o. and also the east half OF
the southwest quarter OF said section. T hat sal
petition Will be for hearing on the 27th day OF May
1883 or as soon thereafter the can We heard
MARY PFEIFER
a6Lw Bye. 7. MEYER her Atty.
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A L.aadar.

Since it's first introduction Electric Bit
ters has gained rapidly in popular favor,
until now II is clearly In the lead among
pure medicinal tonics and alternatives.
containing nothing which permits its use
ed as the best and purest medicine for all
ailments of stomach, liver or kidneys. 1t
will cure sick headache, indigestion, con-
stipation and drive them from the system.
Satisfaction guaranteed with each bottle
or the money will be refunded. Price only
90 cents per bottle. Sold by Durbin,
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Legal Notice.

William Anthony, formerly of Canton, Ohio, but
whose place OF residence is now unknown will take
notice that the undersigned John q. Streb has
hed petition In the Court OF Common Pleas OF
stark county. Ohio. 10 recover the amount due him
on two different promissory notes and for money
paid ss surety for said Anthony. and praying for
dollars and ninety six cents 70 5O3 e8); and that
writ OF attachment has been Issued 10 said action
and ne Is required to answer before the TWEEN.
tieth day OF May 1888, or judgment will be taken
accordingly and the attached property sold TO salts
fy said Judgment. JOHN u. STREB,
m6OLw BY WILLIAM j. PIERo, his Atty.
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Legal Notice.

james Duncan, whose present place or residence
is unknown viii take notice that on the 94th day OF
APRIL A, ID. 1893. Elizabeth Duncan filed her peti-
tion In the Court OF Common Pleas In and for Stark
county Ohio, praying for divorce from said James
Duncan, the grounds OF willful absence for more
than three years last past and for gross neglect OF
duty toward the said Elizabeth Duncan, and that
the said Elizabeth Duncan be decreed TO have lot
No. 269. In Teeters, Lamborn a 20. Is addition In
Alliance In said county diyested OF all clm there
TO or interest therein by dover otherwise OF the
said James Duncan.
Said cause will be for hearing on June 9th, 1893
or as soon thereafter as a counsel can be heard
BALDWIN a SHIELDS,
a27Lw Attorneys for Petition
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w orms In ChiIdren.

Mother Gray, a nurse in the Children's
Home in New York, has for years treated
children successfully With a remedy, now
prepared and placed in the drug stores,
called Mother Gray's Sweet Worm Pow.
ders. They are sold by all drugRists at .25c
package. They remove all worms, are
harmless as milk, pleasant 10 take and
never fail. Valuable for feverisnnesS,
constipation and headache, even IL no
worms are present. Ask your druggist.
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Legal Notice.
a27hw

stark County SIS: Pleas.
Loretta Lilly, Plaintiff,
Vs. Legal Notice.
Harriet E. Geib, Defendant
Harriet f. Gelb the above named defendant will
take notice that the 2nd day OF May 1s03 Loret-
Ia Lilly. the painCf lnSaid court, duly commenced
civil action 10 recover against her the OF Hve
hundred and twenty-five dollars with Interest
at the rate OF per cent from January lst 1892 as
set forth In her petition filed In said action aud for
said sum ana interest the plaintiff asks Judgment
against said Harriet E Geb. An order OF attach
ment In said action has been duly issued against the
property OF the said Harriet E. Geib.
Said Harriet T.. Geb is required to answer the
petition In said action on the nth day OF June,
1888 or judgment will be taken against her by de-
fault for said amount, with interest and costs.
LORETTA Lilly,
BY WBLTY a. TAYLOR, ner Att'ys.
Canton, o., May End, 1893. m4Lw
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Guaranteed our..

we authorize our advertised drupoist To
sell DR.. Kings New Discovery for con.
sumption, coughs and colds, upon this con.
uluon. III you are afflicted with a cough.
and will use this remedy as directed. CIV
ing u fair trial, and experience no ben
ehI you may return the bottle and have
the money refunded. We could not make
rms offer did we not know that DIR, kings
New Diecovesy could be relied on. II
never dIsappoints. Trial bottles free al
size 60c and 81. 'Se
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Divorce Notice.

Philip Young whose residence IL unknown will
take notice that on the 18th day OF April 1893 Mar
garet Young filed her petiticu In the Court OF Com
mon Pleas o stark county, Ohio, being cause No.
1895, praying q divorce from said Philip Young
on the ground OF gross neglect OF duty and babtuai
drunke and praying for allmony, and for the
care and custody OF children OF the said Philip
Young and Margaret Young.
said cause will be for hearing on and after the
9th day or june A. d. 1893.
JAMES STERLING,
Attorney for Margaret Young.
Canton, o., April goth. 1858. a27Lw
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While Mr.. I. j. Richey, of Altona, Mo,
was travelling In Kansas he was taken
called at a drug store TO get some medicine
and the druggist recommended Chamber
lain's Collie, Cbolera and Dlarrbna Reme-
dy 80 highly he concluded to try IL. The
result was immediate relief. and few
doses cured him completely. II IL made
for bowel complaintap nothing else. 1t
never fails. Far sale by Durbin, Wright
u Co. and @. N. Nye.
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DASTkRDLY WORK.
A Motorman on the Inter-Urbun Limo
Meets With Strange HxperIence,

meeLs WIN ao'ranse 1Aperiehcs'
Some unknown parties seem to have il
in for the Iuter-Urban line, Saturday
niRhs as Motorman Eich was driving his
car "dassillon" toward Canton a short
distance east of Massiilol, he heard an
ominous report aud saw q flash of fire,
and Instantly the large panel of glass
above his head was broken with n
crash. He 10 of the opinion that some
one fired into the car. On several
thrown at the car and torpedoes placed on
the track. President W. A. Lynch was
Heep. He is of the opinion that no one
fred upon the car but that a torpedo was
placed on the track and Immediately
stone was thrown which broke the 0lass.
The parties have not yet besn appre.
hended, although an investigation is
pendin1.
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Y'he n,ost uainful casea of rbepm., .,,sn

Ihe most painful cases of rheuma atism
may be relieyed by a few applications Of
ChAmberlain's Pain Balm; it's continued
use will cure any case, no matter OF how
long standing, II 10 equally beneficial for
lame back, pain In the side, pain 10 the
chest, lameness, and In all painful affec.
tions requiring an external remedy. A
piece OF flannel saturated with Pain Balu,
and bound on over the seat Of pain IL
bin. Wright q Go. and 9. N. Nye.
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NOT1ICE.

John s. Roe. residing in Jersey City. In the state
OF New Jersey, will take notice that on the LIST day
OF april, 1888. James Fraunfelter began proceed
tngs In the court OF common Pleas Of 6tarS county
Ohio, In case No. 1914, VS.. said John y. Roe, aud
caused an attachment 10 be Issued out said court
which was, by the sheriff Of Stark county, duly
levied npon the sonth half OF lot No. 2707, In the
city OF Canton, Ohio as the property OF said John
y. Roe, for the payment OF an amount claimed TO
be due said James Fraunfelter In the OF thirty
five dollars and fifty cents 60) and interest from
is required TO answer on or before the 6th day OF
June, 1888, or judgment Will be taken against him,
JAMES FRAUNFELTER Pltff.
Canton, o., April goth, 1888. a57-Lw
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NOTICE.

the door of the postofice In the village OF Maximo
on Saturday, the 27th day OF May. 1893 at O'Clock
p: M: the following claims, belonging to the estate
Hugh J. Wilson calling for el6o.00i note on Sep
Lozeri for $4,000; note on Lamborn Gray, calling
for $1,000, with sundry payments made thereoni
judgment In Oolumbiana county Common Pleas
court against James Piilmer for about VI 80O tudg
ment In same court against James Little and AM
drew Little for about $500.
Bale 70 commence at O'Clock p. M. Terms cash.
JOSEPH BHAFFER,
m4dw. Administrator OF John Cairns. decd
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Think if You are 1ntsrssted

Aliens Discovery for Piles 10 a certain
cure for all forms of piles. Do you have
soreness with intense itching often al
night? IL 10 dangerous to neglect these
symptoms. IT you have suffered for
years with chronic piles and feel you
can't be cured, give Aliens Discovery one
trial. IT 10 a new discovnry that cures
piles. Sold by ell druggists. Price 80
cents. Sent by mail for 30 cents. Ad-
dress Aliens Discovery, Box SO, Leroy,