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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-09
DEATH OF JACOB ScHuFFELL.
A Pioneer Settler Of Stark County Passes
Quietly Away.

A Pioneer Settler of Stark County Passes
Quietly Away.
Died, Wednesday morning, OF old age,
Jacob SchuffelI. OF Osnaburg. To those
who knew Mr.. Schuffell the words mean
the going out into eternity of . strong,
pure aud vigorous life; the passing away
OF u face wont for many years TO be seen
10 It's accustomed place.
Mr.. SchUffell was born In Germany
eighty. eight years ago and came TO
America while still child. He settled
near OsnaburR aud learned the cobblins
trade, but many years ago retired from
business. In or about 1882 Mr.. Schuffell
was married to Mias Barbara Miller, who
came originally from Pennsylvania Six
ty-one years of harmonious married life
followed, and Mrs. Schuffell, who is about
eighty five years OF age, survives her hus-
band. Mr.. Schutfell was the father of
twelve children, five of whom are still
living, four in OsDaburg and one in Rot
erIaviiie. DR.. Schuffeli, OF this ci,y, ~ d
grandson.
Although living eighteen years longer
than the time allotted TO man, Mr.. Schuf-
fell was In full possession of all his fac>
ulties up to within the year, and even then
the days of feebleness were few and far
between. He was full of vigor up to
within few days of his death and sell
dom used Q cane in walking, Suffice IL
to say that In the death of Mr.. Schuffell
Stark county loses one OF Its best known
and most respected residents and the
sympathy Of host of friends goes out to
the ssrickan family In this, their hour of
sffiiciion. Funursl services we're held
this afternoon ~ o'clock at Osnaburg.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-09
skewerod and Cured,

"First 1 was skewered and then
was cured" says Jones, and he laughs
heartily over his little joke Well, let
him laugh. Let laugh who wins. He
was skewered through and through by
dyspepsia and its attendant train Of
ills. He was cured by DIR. PiPrce's
Golden Medical Discovery. Do you
feel dull. languid, low-spirited. expert
ence sense of fullness or bloating af-
ter eating, tongue coated, bitter or bad
taste In the mouth, irregular appetite,
dizziness, frequent headaches. nervous
prostration or exhaustion, hot fiushes
alternating with chilly sensations,
sharp, biting transient pains here and
there, cold feet, drowsiness after meals,
wakefulness, or disturbed and unre-
freshing SLEEP, constant and indescrib.
able feeling Of dread, or of impending
calamity? ~
These are symptoms of Bilious Dys-
pepsia, or Torpid Liver, associated with
Dyspepsia or Indigestion. DR., Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery will subdue
the cause, IL taken according to direc-
tions, for reasonable length of time,
or money paid for 1t will be cheerfuIly
refunded.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-09
The G. 4. R. sTATl tNcAMPMINT.


Major winans, Of Troy, Visits Canton In
the Interest Of the state mncsmpmsnt of
the Grand Army, which Meets Here in
April-Prospects OF Very Buccessful
Meetins-Ail Patriotic Oitizens Will Oo-
operate With the Grand Army Here.
Msjor J. Cory winsns, of Troy, Ohio, a
prominent Grand Army comrsde, and q
member Of the State Council Of Adminis-
tration, came to Canton yesterday and re-
mained over unu tnis morning. The
State Council OF Administration meets ia
Xenis next week aud Msjor Winnns came
here on behalf of Department Com
mander Williams, ,o see what steps had
been taken by Canton Post G. A. r. to
make sds q late provisions for the State
eDrampmept.
Comm ,nder Smith gave Major winans
his piaUB Tor the enteriainins mt OF tn.
encampmeDt, with list OF tne COMMITTEES
of fifteen members of Canton Post, who
have been selected to make provision for
the encnmpment. A majority of this
committee met at the Hurford House last
evening ia consultation with Major
Winsns. All the plans submitted were
eminenuy sAtikfactory, and Major Winans
left this morning well pleased with the
action OF Canton Post, and of Commander
Smiths plan OF operations.
Tbe committee of fifteen, 10 10 under.
stood, will meet tomorrow evening and
organiss. II 10 understood considera,
BILE sum of money will have TO be raised
TO entertain the Eucampment, probably
from $500 to 5000. ALI patriotic citizens
who hrs able, ats expected to contribute
liber ,liy. rhere will probably be about
10000 soldiers present at the encamp.
meut, Including vieitinR comrades, and
not less than 10000 people will be in Can
ton on the parade day of the Encemp.
ment. This is liable to be the greatest
day that Canton has ever seen, and we
msy never look upon its like again.
We are requested not to print the list of
the committee until officially Announced
by Commander Smith.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-09
Legal Notice.


Daniel o. Michael and - Michael his wife.
VINO reside at Wall Lake Iowa; H. b. Michael and
- Michael. his wife, who reside at No. 4b7 West
18th street Chi ago, Ills.i WIN. A. Michael ana
- Michael. his wife, who reside at wrightstown,
WIsconsini MIs. a. q: Robinson and - Robin,
son. her husband. who resides at Myrtle, ogle
county, llls, and Mrs. Etna Webb and 80 Webb.
her husband. who resides ut Boom, Boom county
Iowa VIII take notice that VIM. Wagner. admins.
traitor OF tne estate oi Hattie Enola KneIling de-
nie his petition In the probate court OF stark county
ohio, alleging that the personal estate Of decedent
Is insufeient TO pay her debts and the charges OF
administering her estatei that she died seized In fee
simple OF the following described real estate att
uated In the city or Canton stark county Ohio and
being part OF lot No 2i0 In said city OF Canton
forty BY forty-elght (40x4e) feet OF said lot and
fully described In plaintiffs petition.
The prayer OF said petition Is for q sale of said
premises for the payment OF debts Aforesaid The
persons rst mentionsd will further take notice that
they have bean made parties defendant TO said pe-
ttion, and that they are required to answer same
on or before the and day OF December A. d 1899.
VIM. WAGNER
Administrator OF Hattie E. Kneiiine's estate.
JOHN H. sPoNsRLLER, Atty for PIN. oi2I
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Legal Notice.

State OF Ohio, Stark County, ss.
In Court OF Commsn Pleas.
s.a... MAR. =, = ':S'''. :s'"., f,'n, n.,, aomo..
George N. Abbott, OF the city OF Denver in the
county OF Arapahoe and state OF Colorado is here
oy notified. that sad mary z: Abbott Risintin. did
petition In the once OF the clerk Of the court OF
common pleas within and for the said county OF
n. Abbott with gross neglect or duty; and asking
that she may be divorced from the said George N.
Abbott and TO have decreed unto her the care GUS
tody and control OF their minor children; which pe
tlton viii stand for hearing at any time on and af-
ter the 10th day OF November, A. ID. 1858.
Dated this 2nd day OF October, A, D. 1853.
MARY E. ABBOTT.
oot BY WIN. q. PIPPIrT, her Atty,
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ADoLPHUS MANNING MASON.
Figures Now as violater Of the Postal
Laws.


The Msssillon Independent says
"Adolphus Manning Mason, defendant In
an interesting divorce suit, complicated
by the introduction of some incendiAry
correspondence INDUCED In by Orian w.
Glass, Of MartinsburR, Ia, was located
this morning by United States Marshal B.
y. Seym' of Cleveland, aided by Officer
Getz, o ,/ rested by United States Post.
ofhcf3 n ector A. Il. Holmes, of New
PhiLsT/ ia. Mason appeared before
Unk2- les Commissioners Robert Ii !.
BolRer 2 o'clock this afternoon and
answered to the charge OF violating the
postal Jaws by sending threatening postal /
cards to his wife, Ida M. Mason. District
Attorney Col. Allen T. Brinsmade, of
Cleveland. will represent the part of the
government, aud the defendant will be
represented by John o. Garrett. Mnson's
hearing was concluded at 2 AS o'clock, the
prisoner being bound over for appearance
at the next term of the United States
court In Cleveland, The bail was fixed at
$500, and an attempt 10 now being made
20 secure bondsmen for Mason. The OBJ
jsctionable postal cards were offered for
examination by the court but their nature
10 such "s to make them unfit for publi-
cAtion.O
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A Leading q. o. p. Editor in trouble.

YouEosTowN, o., November 8. Charles
II. Pratt, the young proprietor of the
Ohio Sup, the new Republican daily, who
bas been sued for divorce by his wife at
New Haven. Conn, II IL claimed. is the
Victim OF parties there desiring 20 secure
claims that his wife, though yoESs In
years, he's had experience. and that Pratt
fell into trap neatly arranged for him.
Pratt has employed the best legal talent
and will uss this msens 10 extricate him-
self form the matrimonial entaneiemeni.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-09
None a McCARTY. Atty
Legal Notice

Edward Young and Louisa o. Young, his wife,
residing ~ 1914 Milwaukee avenue Chicago, mi.
are notined that on october llth. 1893 the UNDER
signed nlea petition against them In the Common
on August 9th, 1891, Edward B. Young executed TO
John II. Werner two notes, due In one and two
interest payable annually; and also executed
mortgage TO Werner on lot s65. In werners addi-
tion OF lots to Canton, o., known as Crystal PARK
Addition, which mortnage was filed for record on
August 6th 1901; said mortgage and notes being
Tor the unpaid purchase money OF said lot. Said
werner transferred said notes and mortgage TO the
undersigned. No payments have been made upon
said notes The prayer OF said petition Is for ug-
ment Tor the amount duo on said notes, ana that
the mortgage be foIsclosed and the premises sold
In case the amount due be not paid
said parties are required to answer said petition
on or before December 2od, 1893.
JOHN J. TRUMP, Plaintin.
DAY, LffoH DAY, Auys. ol2Lw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-09
WENT UP IN SMOKE.
Jacob NilSlaus, of Beloit Finds
q Queer Bank For His Money.

Jacob NikIaus, Of Beloit, placed $50 in
bills In n supposed sAfe hiuing place m y
stove short time ego. A cold day set In
requiring comforting fire in the mouse.
NiKiaus thought of hlB bills, but ere he
could reach them n portion had gone up
in smoke and the balance we're chArIed.
rhe Roverp ment has informed MIR. Mix.
laus that they will make good mis- loss.
Tue gentleman is in poor circumstances
and he had been boarding up this sum
of money by iDcessant laoorine all
summer. He did not desire TO place his
money In bank, 30 he placed IL in a
stove, thinking lnAI the last place thieves
would look for L..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-09
CHARGED WITH PERJURY.

Mrs. Addio Tucker, q Witness in Otto
Harttrs Case, held at Dalton.
A Dalton dispatch says: Marshal Frank
Kosier went to MAssiIlon this morning.
and arrested Mrs. Addie Tucker, who was
q prominent witness In the recent Otto
Hsttel burglary case. She was arrested
on = warrant charging her with perjury
and sworn to by W. H. Sellers for state.
claim were false. She was brought into
court before Mayor Harold, at II q. m,
ard she waived examination here. Her
bond was fixed At $500 which she could
not furnish and was taken TO jail at
Wooster, this afternoon, by Marshal Ko-
sier. II will be remembered she 10 the wife
OF Hotel Keeper Tucker. at Steubenyille,
and she ron away With Otto Hsrtel, some
months ago.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-09

sporting class, never thought of Mitch
ell; to tell the truth had forgotten, II
ever knew,sh existence OF such person
~ Mitchell.
Finally, between acts, there was such q
vociferous call for "Mitchsll, ,nthst he was
Obliged 20 appear on tbs stage. He skip-
ped over the boz like = festive lamb and
thanked the audience In a few words.
He 10 q superb looking fellow, tall and
muscular, but lithe-limbed and graceful,
with common, cockney cast Of counte-
nance, n Jaw like bulldog and n short
upper lip, that shows bis teeth most EN-
phstically when he talks.
LENoRE SHERWOOD MARBLE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-09
A Quiet Wedding.

Mr.. Charles Hill and Miss Nora WinRer-
ter. of WAynesburg, were married by she
Rev. Father McGui'e At the English Cath
Ollie church on Tuesday morning. The
bride was attired IN green satin. The
happy couple left for Akron, Cleveland
and other parts of the State. A large
number of friends and relatives Witnessed
the ceremony, and they have the best
wishes OF n large circle of friends.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-09
Missing Man Heard From.

Some weeks ago an item appeared In
this paper, to the effect that young man
named George Meizger had suddenly die
appeared from his home In New Berlin,
and that there was something mysterious
about the case. He was n student ~
Heidelberg University At Tiff1n, and Mt
the time IL was supposed that he had COM
siderable money with him. He has been
located In Iowa, but gives no particular
reason for leaving New Berlin.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-09
SHERIFF SALE.
Peter schmucker ct al
VS.. Order OF Sale.

Peter Schmucker etA
VS.. Order OF Sale
fosa SchmGcker ct al.
by virtue OF an order OF sale In partition issued Dy
the clerk OF the court OF common pleas OF Stark Co.
onio IN the above action and TO me directed, win
oner ior sale at public outcry at the door OF the
court house, In the city Of Canton, Ohio. on
saturday, the 25th day of Nov, 1893,
the following described real estate towit Situate
In the county OF stark and state OF Ohio and de-
scribed as follows Being the southeast quarter OF
section number two (9). township nineteen (I9),
Nmishillen, OF range seven (7). containing one
hundred and slxty-one acres more or less. Also
all the right OF way over lane or roadway, fifteen
rect In width, extending westwardly from the
south west corner OF the above described quarter
section, along the south line OF said section till t
meets the Paris road, hve feet OF said roadway be-
ing south OF said section line and are taken OF the
north side OF the northwest quarter OF section
eleven, In said township, and ten feet on OF said
roadway. being on the north side OF said section
line and are taken of the south side OF tie south
west quarter OF said section and township.
Appraised at e9660.
Terms-One third cash, one-thiid m one year
and oDe-thirf IN two years from day ~ sale with
interest aud notes secured by mortgage on prem
ises sold.
Sale to commence at one O'Clock p. m,
q. A KRIDER, Sheriff.
MON0 McOARTY. Att,Ya
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-09
Farm For Sale.

The valuable FARM belonging TO the heirs OF John
A. sntyeey. deceased, will be sold at private sale
and miles southeast OF Massillon and Contains ian
acres OF land 20 acres OF which is good timber lana
ana balance OF farm Is In high state OF cultivation
large bank barn, with Gil other outbuildlngs usually
found on well arranged farm; two good wells OF
and cistern At the house; large orchard OF amost
every Kind OF cholcefrniti small fruit such as cher
said farm Will be sold In part or as q whole 10
suit purchaser and on easy terms Further par
iieulars may DO had OF any OF the heirs or by CALI
Ing on or addressing the undersigned.
A. wHrrMTRE. Executor
noVShw Navarro, q.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-09

destitute by the storm
which recently swept
ever them. Clara
Barton was an edu-
Gated Massachusetts
girl of Puritan stock,
residing In Washing
ton when the war
broke out. She braved
danger and death on
the battle field, and
IN the midst of pests
ence aided the
soldiers un III the close
'of the war. In 1869
she went abroad, In
broken health, for
hut had haHtly
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-09
A Little Tut at Alliance.

in.law, Frank IA. Curry, of Minerva, aired
some family troubles Ia Squire Trails
court Mt Alliance yesterday. IL appears
that last May Curry aud Thomas engaged
Ia Pueili tic encounter. Thomas was
fioored by his antagonist, ana his "dan-
der" didu't rise till few days ego when
he had Curry arrested. The Squire
bound Curry ever in the sum Of $2C0.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-09
School Examiners Notice.

Examinations viii be held at Canton on the first
saturday OF November and December 1893, and
January and February, 1894
thereafter. =
Az Alliance, second Saturday, November, 1903.
At Minerva, third saturday OF January, 1884.
AZ Beach Olty, fourth Saturday OF February, 1894
Az Alliance, third Saturday OF March, 1884.
Az Canal Fulton fourth saturday OF March, 1894
Az Louisville, fourth Saturday OF April, 1894.
Examinations for nigh school promotions at
canton ON irst Saturday OF April and May, 1884
GEO. w. YOHM.
octlWo Clerk o. hohtd.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-09
Legal Notice.

Rebecca Manderson. residing In Omaha, Nebras-
IA Walter brow9 residing In salt Lake Clty. Utah;
mary Ann smith And the unknown helrs OF MARY
Ann Smith; Will take notice that on the Ilth day OF
DOMINION Pleas Court OF Stark county, Ohio, In case
No. BS65. against the above named parties and
Others, praying thhr said defendants be oompelIed
TO set up any claim or lien they may have on the
following described real estate situate In the city
OF Canton and being about 85H feet on the south
end OF lot No. 2463 In toe city OF Canton. or that
they be cut OF from asserting the same, and that
the psintin title may be quieted as against said
Said parties are required 20 answer on or before
the 18th DAY OF November l6e8 tho relief prayed
MINERVA FRY.
ol9Lw Att'ys for Plaintiff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-09

80 &CSA " ~
leaving the latter he
was charged with q
mission to the Orient
and was then sent TO
Metz as an engineer.
He has held public
othceE too numerous
to mention all.
Counsellor of state in
1881. M. PickArd has
since 1885 been presi-
dent of the section of
public works. agri-
culture, commerce
aud industry OF the
state council. He has
the rank of inanaetor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-09
Oarl Bchurz,

Carl Schurz. the New York orator and
politician, journalist aud musician, has
tired of public life and Is seeking seclu-
sion ia qrtet country home, where his
vocation 10 to be literature. He il now at
work on political history. THUS iu peace
aud secluSion this remarkable man ex /,
poets 20 remain until his career Ia ended.