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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-01-26
HORRIBLE DEATH.
AYoUNG WOMAN KILLED NEAR THE FIT,
WAYNE DEPOT.

She and Her Lover are Hun Down by
shifter--.The Girl is Killed While the
Young Man Escapes With Few
Bruises.
One of the most narrowing and horrible
OF recent railway accidents which have
occurred here ia this city. was the one
which caused the death of Mamie DAneizsn
Friday night and severely injured John
"Spikes'D Fitch. The accident occurred
n few minutes past 8 o'clock in the Bt.
Wayne yards, in close proximity TO the
depot
The victim Of the merciess wheels was
the ninetsenyear- daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. Dick Oansizen, residing at Waco,
east OF town. Fitch 10 employed on the G.
&. q s, railway. He boards with Robert
Harmon at No. 22O e. Tuscsrawns street.
Th appear to have been lovers sand were
soon to be married.
Friday evening about 8 o'clock Fitch
went into John Lyons saloon on East
Ntuth. Shortly after, Mamie Dansizen
came in aud after induiginR in a little
| liquor, the two started up Mulberry street
toward the Ft. Wayne station. Mamie
| led IN the snowy path almost In front of
| the depot. box car stood on side
track and just on the other eide was q
switch and the main track. The pony
engine was doing some shifting ut the
| time and this was noticed by the couple.
Mamie stepped on the track back OF the
| box car and out on the switch whom the
| shifter came along. Fitch followed her
aud just then the engine struck the two.
A freight train was going east and the
| supposition is that the two stopped a
second to soc II pass, and In this way they
were struck. The pilot beam struck
| Fitch and be we9 thrown under the engine
| and dragged along some distance. The
| al fhs, lori %
| bruised him, and he crawled out from
under the engine otherwise unhurt. The
| glrl Jared worse. She was caught and at
| once doubled up and carried come diss
tance along the rack under the pouderous
| engine, When the shifter stopped her re-
| mains were taken ont from under IL.
| Both legs were cut Off above the ankle,
| her body was almost cut in twain ard her
| scalp badly torn. The bloody remains
| we're carried into the baggage room and
afterw6rd taken home ia Shilling's am
bulauce. Fitch took car and
called on Doctor 5. b. Post who fixed him
| up. Tbs girl did not die instantly, but
breatned her last Ia the baggage room.
| Engineer Smathers on the shifter stated
| that he failed TO see the girl on the track
till be. was nearly up to her, when he re-
| versed his engine.
| Fitch was also seen. He is badly bruised
| IL seems the girl stepped on the track in
front of him, and when he saw the engine
coming he made II grab for her to pull hel
of, when he was struck and dragged un-
der it. He said the "pony" was running
| about fifteen miles an hour. He said ne
drinks we're indulCed in during the even'
ing, and they we're about to go up towI
when they left Lyons' place. The escape
OF Fitch from death was simpIy miracu
lous, as his position under the engine wat
such az that he might easily have beer
| killed. Officer Wieiandt picked up Fttct
and led him into the station. He after.
| wards walked home.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-01-26
THAT CELEBRATED CASE.

The Case OF Koons VS.. CLARK in the W. r.
C.-The Official Order V1ndicates the
Report of the News-Democrat, Thor
oughiy.
During the session OF the National Con-
vention of the Women's Relief Corps of
of the United States in Washington, y. G.
last September, the WS-DEMoCRAT
printed an accurate occount OF the action
of the convention on the celebrated case
of Koons VS. Clark. II was disputed at
the time by Mrs. Clark and her friends
that our report wan correct; and Ii was
claimed that the NEWS DEMOCRAT report
was colored TO the injury OF Mrs. Clark.
We said at the time tnat the official order
when promulgated would vindicate our
report In every particular. We are now
in receipt of the official order of the Presi-
dent of the w. Il. @. of the United States,
and that section of the order. touching the
Rooms Clark case reads exactly as
follows.
25-That Mrs. Ada u. Clark having COM
piled with financial requirements of the
court, and rules and regulations OF the
order, sentence 10 hereby removed. The
verdict of the court has been sustained by
convention.
The above Ia order No. 8 by Mrs. Mars
Raret Ray Wickens, National President
Woman's Relief Corps.
Those who have been continuously and
persistently lying about the report of the
News. DEMOCRAT will please read this
order carefully. The NEws-DEMocRAT Is
a anewspaper. II prints the truth. and will
do no man or woman an injustice, know
inRly. The order shows that Mrs. Clark
accepted the verdlct,p paid over the money,
and that the National convention sus-
tanned the court, which met Ia Canton.
This is just what we said last Septems
ber. Truth triumphs, and we are right In
Il, at the finish.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-01-26
THE MUFFLED DRUMS.
THE SOLDIER PRESIDENT GONE TO HIS
LAST BVOUAc.

Large Attendance of Distinguished CIVIL
ians and Soldiers aa:hor Around His
Bier-Ex-President Cleveland at the
Grave of His ouly compeer.
Fremont, o., Jan. 20.-The town OF
fremont is q sea OF people, gathered
from every part to attend the funeral OF
the distinguished ciizau soldier, eNs
President Rutharford Il. Hayes. He had
served rs Commander OF the Ohio Loyal
l. giou aud was, ut the time of his death,
Comma sndpr ia Chief of the Loyal Legion
OF the United states. He was, bssidcs, n
MEMBER of Fremont Post, Grand Army of
toe Republic and the attendance OF proml'
nput Union soldiers is very large.
Ex Governor J. ID. Cox, Commander OF
the Ohio Loyal Legion, ls in attendance,
with select staff, hes ded by Governor
Mckinley.
SIuce last night the remains have laid
iu STATE, at the family residence, Spigel
Groyc, where they have been
viewed ny hundreds OF fremont people
aud visitors from abroad. The cAsket
rests in General Hayes room.
Tnis morning at nine o'clock the doors
were again opened to tho public, the
school children of Fremont and civic
bodies,
SIMPLE AND IMPRESSIVE.
The services we're very simple. There
was no sermon or euiogy. The twenty
third Psalm was read by the pastor Of the
Methodist church, followed by favorte
hymn, sung 10y Professor Alfred Arthur
aud David Kimberly of Cleveland, soldiers
OF the % Ohio, comm tndsd by General
Hayes in the wer,
Prayer was offered by DR.. James W.
Bashiurd Of the OHIO Wesleyan Univ ar-
city, and the serviGes closed with singing
and the Lords Prayer.
At the close of the services the military
procession formed, headed by the Loyal
Legion Escort, and the Grand Army OF
the Republic. The Onio National Guard
and other military brdtes were in line.
At the grave the beautiful ritual of the
Grand Army of the R-public was cons
Quoted, closing with firing the military
salute. The ceremonies were in charge
~ Col. Henry G. Corbiu, Adjutant General
U. 5. A. Col. H, S. Buckland of Free
mont had charge of the funeral arrange.
ments,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-01-26
FAIRVIEW LITERARY.
An Enjoyable Time at District No. 10
School Eouse-The Programme.

An Enjoyable Time at District No. 10
School Eouse-The Programme.
The entertainment st F4irview school
house District No. 10, (Euown as Mishlsr's
schooD wGs grand bucccss. The weather
was delightful and sieighSslls tinkled on
tho Dir from every direction. The enter
tniumcut wnE under the management of
Prof. A. J, Dehoff, and wBs considered
very good. Iha principal list OF the
declaimiDg class was as follows:
Miss Myrtle Martin-G0d made the
flowers.
Mr.. John Hcug-D0t dog anddot lobster.
Miss Augusta Wise-Ehe inventors
wife.
Mrs. Al. DehoT-Excelsior,
MiGs Emmn Myers-A Trick.
Miss Bertha Yulzay-The march of pro,
gTass.
Mis- Laura Mishler-Mary, the maid Of
the inn.
Miss Mary HanR-The Polish boy.
The above named selections we're very
well rendered ], Oeside5 q number of other
declsmhtiOua and dramas. The vocal
music was under the management of the
aplI Known Prot. Red, and vas well
rendered. Ghs iIstrumsnttl music was
also very go25. l. consisted OF maudOliDs,
guitars nd banjo, and was one OF the
best features Of She evening. The attend.
9ncs NaS large and the conduct was
splendid, and alltoGether the eotertaiu'
mept was q grand success.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-01-26

tion. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song of praise.--A purer
medicine does not exist and II is guanan-
teed to do all that is claimed. Electric
Bitters will cure all diseases OF the Liver
and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils,
Salt Rheum and other affections caused
by impure hlood.-Will drive Malaria
from the system and prevent as well as
cure all Malarial fevers.-For cure OF
Heaeache, Constipation and Indigestion
try Electric Bitters-Entire satisfaction
guaranteed, or money refunded.-Price 80
cts and 81 per bottle az Durbin, Wright d
Co.'S drug store,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-01-26
BADLY FROZEN.
a Farmer Who Had q Narrow
Escape from Freezing to
Death.

Henry Kemery, q farmer residing about
seven miles southwest of here, between
this city and MAssillon, came near freezr
inc to neath early Sunday morning,
KeLnery came to Canton Saturday and
after doing some errands, he imbihed
some liquor and late ut nignt started 10
walk home along the Massilon road He
had walked but few miles into the
country, when, he II eges some parties
coming along IN sleigh, perhaps bound
for Massillon, struck him and knocked
him 10 the ground. He lay there until
about 3 o'clock Sunday morning when "a
sleigh coming from Massillon stopped
and the occupants jumped out, picked
him up and carried him into house near
by. A call was sent TO Officer Joseph
Wielandt at police headquarters and he
notified SchilinR & Son who sent their
ambulance after Kemery. The man was
taken to police headquarters and DR.. j. Il.
Hudson called. The left ankle was found
dislocated but there were no other in>
juries. He was then taken home.
Kemery 10 Appointment farmer but he
appears to have a strong desire for in
tcxicants. He wore three pairs of trous.
ers, q heavy overcoat and other clothing
which alone saved him from free zinR to
death. He was about fifty years of age.
Kemery does not know whose sleigh
struck him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-01-26
PRISONERS SENTENCED.
Judge McCarty Prescribcs
Some Doses For Offenders.

A trio of beardless youths who were in
dictcd by the grand jury were brought up
before Judge McCarty this, Monday, af-
ternoon, to change their pleas from not
guilty to guilty, and receive their sentenr
ces. Louis Koch, youngster who forged
the name of Louis Hoffman to an order
on Henry BobseeD, and thereby not
some three dollars in cash, was given one
year in the q. p, to reflect upon the fol-
lies OF bis uast course.
Charles Reed, little fellow about large
enough for his mother to spank nicely,
had broken into G. +. Hex ,mer's butcher
shop on South Cherry street and stolen
81 81, He could have earned as much ia q
doy, but now he will have to serve one
year in the state pententiary.
Walter Reed, an Alliance youth, broke
into the store of L. E. Miller in that CITY
ond carried away about IS worth of stuff.
He pleaded guilty and the court sentenced
him the same as his two fellow law
breakers, one year in the pen.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-01-26
a Leader.

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 it's use
as q beverage or intoxicant, 1t is recognize
ed as the best and purest medicine for all
ailments Of stomach, liver or kidneys. II
will cure sick headache, indigestion, con-
stipation and drive them from the system.
Satisfaction guaranteed with each bottle
orthe money will be refunded. Price only
30 cents per bottle. Sold by Durbin,
Wright & Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-01-26
Legal Notice.

David h. Paige, whose residence is unknown,
Will take notice that the 10th day OF January A.
ID. 1888, Matthew Spellacy fled his certain petition
In the Court OF Common Pleas of Stark county,
OHIO, In case No SI76, against said David y. Paige,
Albert T. Paige, CLARA q. Carey, Administrative
OF Domlntck M. Carey, aud Robert III, Cochran, as
administrator OF said Dominick NJ Carey. praying
that three several sums OF money, one OF e600 one
Of 81 600, and one OF $1,000 amounting In all to
1900 claimed by plaintiff TO have been paid to
him by Dominick M. carey out Of money belonging
M. Carey, partners under the firm OF Paige Carey
and Company, be decreed to be p tyment by said
Paige, Carey and Company to plaintiff on a contract
between said Paige, Carey and company and plain
tin for the construction OF sections 1871 TO ITO in
elusive, OF the Ohio extension OF the Norfolk and
Western Railroad, aud payment OF q balance OF
S6S4a "a due plaintiff from said Paige, Carey and
Company on said contract; that Clara q. Carey. as
administratTix OF the estate Of DOminick NJ. Carey
and Robert H. Cochran, as administrator OF said
estate, be restrained from collecting or attempting
10 collect said sum OF $500 any part thereof or
either OF said sums OF $500 or el 600 or o. 0O0
spectiyely, from the plaintiff and that they be or
dered to cancel and surrender TO plaintiff certain
written obllgat OF plaintiff for the repayment to
said Carey OF said sum OF s2 00n; and praying also
for judgment against said David X, Pal9e. Albert
I. Paige and CLARA @. Carey, rs administrative of
the estate OF Dominick Carey, deceased In the sum
OF e2748 al with interest thereon from the fret day
OF March, 1893 and for other equitable relief.
before the 18th day OF March, 1893, or judgment
~ MATTHEW sPELLAoY.
MILLER a. PoMERHrR and
w. X. PoMRRBEE,
Attorneys. jloLw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-01-26
Some Important Sunday School Work for
1893

There will be an executive committee
meeting in Canton on February ID, and
Is. Eight members of the committee will
be here. We therefore call county con.
vention to be held in Canton on the above
dates. The evening meeting, will be ad :
10 asked 10 take steps to be represented at
this convention. The state convention
will be held In Canton, June 20, 21 and %.
Let us make this convention grand suca
cess. E. M. ScHREINER, Sec.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-01-26
COURT HOUSE NEWS.
An IMPoRTANT SUIT.

An important suit for partition and
the overthrow OF deed of conveyance
was commenced in common pleas court
Friday, by Attorneys james Sterling
and Day, Lynch d Day. The plaintiff in
the action ts Martha Burroway, and Cor
nelius ~. Faust, Joseph L. Faust, Ada Y
Nesz aud their mother Martha 4. Faust
are made defendants. The suit is con-
cerning n large farm eaet of town which
formerly belonged to Cornelius Faust the
father OF the plaintiff and three of the de-
PENDANTS. The plaintiff rerites that IL is
worth $4,000 but that in 1891, before the
death of her father, aud while he was Of
feeble health and mind Cornelius W.
Faust prevailed upon him and through
his weakness succeeded in having him
deed the place to said Cornelius W. Faust
for the sum of So 200. The plaintiff claims
the conveyance was unfairly attained and
that the other three children were thereby
cheated out of their shares of the proper.
ty. She therefore asks that the deed be
set aside and that the property be divided
or sold and the proceeds divided equally
between the four children.
AFTER FoRTYsTHREE YEARS.
Sarah NJ. Slough has spent forty three
years as the wife OF jesse Slough and she
has concluded from her experience that
she and Jesse were not made for one au-
other and therefore she now asks the law
10 step in and dissolve the legal partner
ship existing betreen them. The couple
we're married in 1850 and have six children.
The plaintiff, says, however, that Jesse is
not a good husband; that he has failed to
provide for the family for twenty years;
that he has abused his spouse; called her
vile names; threatened to destroy her
furniture aud burn her house and withai
made himself generally obnoxious about
the premises. For all OF these things
Sarah asks for divorce. The petition
wes filed today by Wann & Bow.
TWO YEARS AT HARD LABOR.
Charles Thornton and William Jones,
the two Massilonians who were Indicted
for burglary, concluded to change their
pleas to guilty, and they were accordingly
brought Before Judge Taylor this after,
noon for sentence. The judge gave each
of tnem two years in the peuitentiary NJ
hard labor
COURT NOTES.
Frank GrIittard has sued his wife Mary
Guittard for divorce upon the ground of
adultery. He makes some very sensa>
tional allegations in his petition which
was filed la court by Mong & McCarty.
An authenticated copy of the will Of
Elizabeth McCiymoDds of Cleveland was
prOhatcd hero yesterday.
John 4: Berlin and Ella Aikens, AlliN
auce, and Noses A Bush and Mary E
Harrington Of Marlboro, have been
licensed to wed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-01-26
J, 3. Roth for name we fi,ld to be the
"Wagener.n


M. B1TzER,
A. PoNTIUs.
Mr.. All Foultz sang song of "The
Oden Time" very acceptably.
Mr.. Roth recommended the "Rural New
Yurkern potato. A, Ponuus also endorsed
the "Rural New Yorker,n but thought Il
not rs productive as White Elephant and
Bdtb .nk.
VOLUNTARY PERFORMANCES.
Mrs Eggert under this head read from
th5 "Rursi New Yorker IN praise of the
Weeping Spruce and Of raising potatoes
from seed,
President Krider called on ]. f. Nietz,
who, always ready to add to tho interest
of the society, "brouzht the house DOWN.
by singing "Swipging on the Grape Vine
Swiug.n
Mr.. Reed sang "Sauer Krau" much TO
the Ell ymaut oi those present.
Mrs. Fputz reud, You must swaller the
juice IL your chaw,n n humorous poem
that was aprlsuded vigorously.
James u .yliss, the old veteran who Is
always ready to help along with the en-
tertaiument Notwithstanding he has
p1esed his eighty fourth year, sang q
song, descriptive OF spell of sea sick
ness, which captured the assembly COM
pletely.
New members received: A. II. Ault-
father, Minerva, o.; A. Distz, Massillun,
. -, W, Williams, Canton, q Julia G..
Mcdowell, Canton, o.; Alice Rank and
Hattie Taft Renowals: 2. j, Palmer,
Canton; Mrs. Mary Wolf, Canton; A.
POntuS, Canton Watson Wise, Canton.
The next meeting will be held at the
resideDce of Watson Wise on Harrison
| uvenuc, West Canton. Essayist, John +.
| Roth, Alternate, Mrs. j. II. Neisz.
The report OF the committee that ate
| tended the State Horticultural Society
| meeting failed to arrive in time for the
session and il will therefore be left over
until the February meeting.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-01-26
Decree of Divorce Granted .

divorce suit of Mrs. Hettie Gilliland vs.
Uriah Gilliland. Attorney Baldwin rep
resented the plaintiff and the defendant
failed to appear. The testimony showed
that the husband had abandoned his wife
and failed 20 provide for her. A decree
Of divorce was issued by the judge.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-01-26
Administrators Sale.

viii offer at public sale on Saturday
Feb. a, 1893, n acres OF land In JRckson
township. miles northwest of McDon-
aldsvllle, 3 miles east of Fulton and two
miles south of Comst. Terms: One third
in cash; one third In one year and one
third In two years from date of sale.
JOEL TREEsH,
Administrator Of Hiram CASTOR, deeeAs-
ed. j5s
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-01-26
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

wleh 20 sell my farm, situated In Bethebem
townbhlp STARK county, ohio, one mile northwest
" Navarro, containing about 1863 acres with nrsfs
class buildings, dwelling house, with 10 rooms
easement kitchen, desired cellar under the whole
severed scales, nearly new, sheep barn, tenant
house ana Darn, nearly new, with all orheT necessa
~ yout.Duildings, all kinds OF fruit small and iaroe
Farm IL ~ excellent condition, with coal enonSh
under under said farm 70 Justify sinking shaft, an
The above farm VIII be offered at private anie nm
vi saturday February the zhtb, 1898
II y not sold by tnAt Vine, thln VIII be offered at
O'Clock p. m, TO the highest bidder. ~ 'A'
For terms of sale sec Levi H. Smith who lives
hoaF me iatm' ThO5, W. CHAPMAN
ioL" Muncle, Indiana.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-01-26
Buoklln An,cA sslve.

The best salve in the world foA 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. IL Is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 26 cents per box.
For sale by DuPbin, WTiRt d Co. SSS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-01-26
WILD EYED
Is What the Indspendent Says OF Fell
low who Doesn't Like the Bonfield
IassliIon Independent.

low Who Doesn't Like the Bonhelt
Farm.
Masslilon Independent
4 wild eyed correspondent of the ALI
aace Review Tushes in where angela fear
10 tread and Uuburdens himself thus:
ME. EDITOR-We notice an eff 1rt 10
being made 10 change the Stark county
fair grounds TO point somewhere be-
tween Canton and Magsillon. The result
of tue last election demonstrates this fact.
We are inclined TO think the same power
that located the asylum at Masgillon is at
work locating the fair grounds. Further,
we are OF the opinion the time has come
when the people OF eastern Stark county
should stand up and assert their rights.
That's right, little COY, stand up and
assert your rights. There are 1,251 MEM
bers of the Stark County Agricultural Soc
ciety-the real supporters of the fair. and
1,15l of them live west Of line draw
north and south through Louisville. The
city of Massilion probably sends one
hundred people to attend the fair, to every
one who comes from beyond the Louisville
line. II is business proposition that the
grounds should be most accessible to the
vast majority OF fair patrons.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-01-26
Notice of Appointment.

The undersigned has been duly appointed Admin
strator OF the estate OF Adam Hoffman, late OF
LOUIS sOHERER,
Administrator.
Dated the 14th day OF jan, 1893. t1odW
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-01-26


CARBoLnroN, Green County, ILL.,, Nov. 49,
highly recommend Pastor Roenigs Nerve
Tonic TO anybody that has suffered from bead
ncho es my son did for i've years, because two
bottles of tho medicine cured him.
NJ. MoTIGUE.
AvI1IA Ind, July 16, 1900.
Aboutfour years ago was taken with con-
gestive chill that left me go nervous that was
not able TO do days work took Pastor Koe-
nig's Nerve Tonic, and I at once began TO get
better and nm now doing my work again. Many
thanks for the good IL has done me
MRS. LIZZIE LEY.
CLEVELAND, o., 1i3 Laurel st. June H. 1890.
The use of Pnstor hoenig'H Nerve Tonic hns
enabled mo to resume work. and L am recon-
mending same to all Bee in need Of it, and
find many, hoping in part to show my gratitude
by recommending tho Tonic. A. ADKINS.
EmFF-A valuable BoolS on Nervous
DA u Diseases sent free TO any address,
uRBk- this medicine frec OF charge
This remedy has been prepared by the Reyerend
Pastor Koenig. of Fort Wayne lndy since iS10. ano
isnow prepared underhis direction by the
NoENlc MEp. CO., Chicago, III.
Sold by Druggists at 81 per Bottle. 6for 90
Large size. SI.7s. 68cttios tnr 90.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-01-26

gNJANTED--Ment TO sell our Nursery Stock. We
w pay our agents from Gao 20 e76 per month
and expenses No previous experience necessary.
l.. q. BRAGG A. OO., halamazoo, Mich. il9uts
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-01-26
Notice of Appointment.

The undersigned have been duly appointed Admin
istratoTs OF the estate of John smith, late OF
JOsFPH SMITH,
DAVID SMITH,
Administrators.
Dated tho 18th day Of jan. 1893. jl0dws