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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-08

Beware OF The fraudulent limitations
OF the original Postum Cereal grain
cCflss. Insist on Postum.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the District Court Probate Division. Thir
Judicial District. in and Tor salt Lake
County, State OF Utah.
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Notice.
NoTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT Ihs
N undersigned plaintiff herein did on me
18th day OF November. 1870, commehoe ~
nciion IN this court under and ~ Nlttue a.
the provisions of an Act OF tho uovelnoI a
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statel OF Utah, entitled. AN Act 10 reyuiSs
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lother acts and laws in relation thereto, ~
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claims and property. Known vast Mountain
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notice TO be gwen, to Az heis s, sssniti said
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thereof. before SAID court on the is1h uA' Va
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exhibit then and there the PROOF VI INV"
a Dated shis 18th day of November nv, ~;
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By Booth. Lee < Gray, his attorneys
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
l. holders Of the copper Queen Cousolidnt
Cd Mining and Milling Company will be hold at
Block, salt Lake CITY. Utah, on Monday, lie.
oember Tth. 1928, at 10 O'Clock A. M, for the
election OF officers aud for the transaction of
such other business "a may come before 1t.
Dated At SAT- Lake City, Utah, Nov. sd, 1895
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LEGAL NOTICE

In the District Court. probate Division. Third
Judicial District, in and for salt Lake
County, state of Utah.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

The Eidorado Gold Mining Company. Princi.
pal place of business, balt Lake
CITY, Utah.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

The Comstock Silver Mining Company. 10.
cation of principal place OF business. Salt Lake
City, Utah
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LEGAL NOTICE.

III inc District Court. Probate Division. Third
Judicial District. IN and for salt Lake
County, state of Utah.
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stephen HhyH, FIAIulIH'
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The Iieurautee Geld and Silver Mining Com.
psny. q corporation. Michael shsnsnns,
and Andrew ChrisIopherson, pefenuAh''
Notice.
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In the Matter OF the Estate and Guardianship
of Cyrus AIbsrlson ct al, Minors.
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Order to Show Cause why order of sale of
Real Estate should Not be Made.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-03-19
BARRYVILLE.

NJ. H. Hahn was doing business in
Canton on Thursday. ....
Sherman Brown returned home today
from western trip.
Miss Lizzie Duprez is visiting Canton
relatives.
Miss Orphie Gilbert has almost re.
covered from three weeks siege of the
grip.
Mr. Ensebe Lamille of Louisville, was
calling on his many friends on Saturday.
John Shilling is wrestling with bad
case Of grip. DR.. Pennook is attending him
Albert Balmat went to Alliance on
Saturday on very important business.
Sam Linder was Canston visitor on
Wednesday.
We are informed that the neces-
sary papers have been signed and
sent TO the proper authorities to call an
election in this township on local option.
The teachers and scholars at this place
are busy preparing for an entertainment
to be given on the night of the 2lsU of
this month The entertainme MT will con-
sist of plays, recitations, and music, both
vocal and instrumental A nun ber of
excellent dramas are being prepared for
the OCCASION An admission fee of ten
cents will be charged, the proceeds to be
used for the purchase of needed supplies
for the school.
At the democratic primaries held in
Barryville precinct ON Saturday, the fol-
lowing ticket was nominated; Trustee,
A. B. Hang township clerk, Joseph G.
Benchat; assessor, p. Fl. Lyons; con-
stable, Louis Rebrassico; supervisor, dis
trict No. 81, Edward Frank.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-03-19
LOUISVILLE.

Miss Rosa Andric, of Canton, called on
Louisville friends last Saturday.
Mr.. Jacob Shull, of Beach City, Is Wis
iting his parents on East Main street
Mr.. j. NJ. Smith has returned home
after an absence Of several weeks.
The new machinery in the Geib mill is
nearly completed and the mill will be in
good running order in few days.
Mr.. J. r. Stoffer is selling out his
stock of goods and expects to move to
Springfield, o., in the near future.
Miss Birdie Wertenburger returned
from visit 60 friends in Forest, o..
The public schools of Nilnishillen
township will close next Friday.
The schools have been progressive under
the management of the excellent corps
Of teachers.
Mr.. Elias Lower, of Alliance, called on
Louisville friends last Saturday,.
The full report of the republican caucus
last Friday we have been unable to get.
Ferd Schlott for trustee, NIL. Justus for
assessor, and Will Snyder for constable,
are a part Of the township ticket W.
H. Rinehart for mayor, A. A. Slusser for
clerk, and Jonas Klein and Mrs. Anna
Bailat for school board, are part of the
Rev. j. L. Kimmel will move to Mid
dlebranch this week, where he will be at
home in the future. We are sorry, indeed
to lose Mr.. Kimmel, as he is most
worthy gentleman.
The democratic primary last Saturday
resulted as follows: A. B. Haug, trustee
]. p. Beuchat, clerk, John Jaoquet, as
SCISSOR. Village or corporation-M. o.
Sherer for mayor, Frank Favret tor
clerk, Frank Guittard for marshal, q.
Gaume for street commissioner; A. b.
Haug, C. l.. Juilliard, and Ed Gotter
fol council Charles Suay for water work,
trustee; G. L. Juilliard and Elias Essig,
for school board.
The Linden Hall school gave its exhibi.
tion last Saturday evening to fair-sized
audience. Exhibitions for this week are
as follows: Philomathean Hall, Thursday
evening; Maple Grove and Hickory col,
legB, Friday evening; and last, but not
least, Harrisburg next Saturday evening.
These schools are making grand effort
to make their exhibition a success and
certainly deserve the patronage of the
public.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-03-19
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
HOMEWORTH.

John Heestand passed away in death
in Homeworth Friday afternoon, age 75
years. The deceased was highly respected
and some years ago was wealthy farm pr
of Knox township, but was compelled
to sell his farm. He then moved TO Kan
sas and after staying there about two
years returned to Pennsylvania, where
he had lived in early days. About seven
years ago he returned to Knox township,
locating in Homework, he and his son
Frank having bought property here. The
funeral took place Sunday at the German
Baptist church at Reading
Mrs. Mary illegal died suddenly Sun
day. The deceased was SO yeas of age
and highly respected. Her husband died
twelve years ago. The funeral took
place Wednesday at the Presbyterian
church.
H. Ruff Is not much better this week
His friends hope for his early recovery
The Homework schools have closed for
the winter term.
Mrs. j. II. Ster is yet very seriously
i'll.
Miss Elmira Thomas is very i'll again.
Fred Markle will have sale on We'd
nesday, March 90.
Mrs. Curtis has returned to her home
in Cleveland.
Samuel Heestand is recovering from a
severe illness.
The entertainment in the hall was very
largely attended on Saturday evening.
The music was excellent
Homework is badly in need of a new
telephone,
The wheat looks very poor in the
ground in this locality and the coming
crop will be light
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-03-19
FAIRHOPE.

Our township schools will close for the
term on Friday, and the teachers may
be found at the following places
thereafter: Messrs. Schriver and Shaffer
at school at Ada; Hutt on the farm
Snyder on the farm near Paris; Summe RS
in the ministry at Lorain Chenot IL
the Barryville school; Knoll in the same
school in which he Is now holding forth
and Teeple In the profession of law al
Louisville.
The patriotic citizens of Pilot Knob
contributed the necessary amount to pur.
chase good flag, size 6xl2 feet, and
hereafter the stars and stripes will prob.
abby float from pole at grand and pa
triotic Pilot Knob.
Harvey Wiley from Columbiana county
Is visiting at the home of his aunt, Mrs.
Rev. Brown.
Isaac Breckbill and Emma Bergman
formerly of this place, were made man
and wife.
Il. Trump will shortly move 20
Louisville and engage in the meat bust.
ness.
Mr.. Gebhart from b dford, Penn, is
visiting at the home of J. @. May.
Mrs. Frank Summers, of Akron, Is
spending several weeks with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Immel.
Mrs. Royal Grimm, Of Canton, is
spending some few days at the home of
Rev Grimm.
Miss Edith Grimm has been confined
to her room for the past week with raeu-
matism.
Mr.. Grossenba ugh, of Osnaburg,
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!ItIne Mrs Malvern purkholder last

visiting Mrs Malvern Burkholder last
Tuesday.
Mr.. Edward Bach, the Goat Hill
school teacher, has left for parts unknown
and has taken with him his son, Daniel,
who was staying with Saul Shelter this
winter.
Mr.. Calvin Hawk has returned home.
There will be public sale held on the
Shisler farm on Friday, March go, by
Mr.. John Miller.
Mr.. Frank Stitz has Joined the Goat
Hill band
Mr.. Daniel wurtz is going to work
close to Wilmot this summer.
Miss Mary Poorman is teaching Mr.
Marion McFarrens' two children, GraciC
and Albert, music lessons.
Mrs. Mary MoFarren and her two sons,
Walter and Bennie, were visiting Mrs
Sarah MoFarren last Tuesday.
Mr.. Louis Clicks little daughter, Jen
ME, is on the sick list.
Messrs. Herman Click, Austin Click,
Josie Swihart and Andie Beck and Will
Saalberg, attended the literary at Cross
Roads last Friday evening and reported
a good time.
Mr.. Elmer Baughman has quit work
ng at the saw mill
The Misses Rica and Martha Beck
Lizzie and Nora Hawk, and Viola Click
attended the literary at Cross Roads last
Friday evening.
Miss Lizzie Hawk was visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Clem Rodocker, last Monday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-03-19
McDONALDSVILLE,

1t is reported that Samuel Hane, OF
this place, has been married. Sam has
set em up TO the boys already.
Last Thursday about fifty of the house.
holders of District n. repaired to the
school house with filled baskets to surprise
their teacher, n elson NJ. keck. After u
sumptuous dinner had been served by the
ladies present some of the "sCholars"
gave few reCitatcns. Speeches were
then in order The school was then treat
ed to candy, popcorn balls and peanuts.
Mr.. Keck was then presened with gold
pen and holder, after which all returned
to their homes highly gratifed
with the days enjoyment
Rosa, the eleven .ycar-old daughter of
Peter Marohand, died Of diphtherla on
Monday.
Democratic primaries were held Satur-
day. The following ticket was chosen
Trustee, Peter Kouth; justice of peace,
VIM. =. Holl; clerk, q. NJ. Strausser
assessor, Peter Marchand.
May the News-Democrat, under its new
management, be successful.
The United Evangelical church had
services in the school house at this place
on Sunday evening. Rev. J. II. Elder
ofiiciated. A large crowd was in attend
ance.
The Evangelical church had services in
the church at this place on Sunday even
ing, Rev. Macauley officiating
Miss SAVERS, the principal of our school,
gave the pupils of her room II treat in the
shape of taffy pulling on Monday even
ing.
Mr.. Adam Gross spent several days at
Cuyahoga Falls.
Instead Of the regular exercises, the
literary society had mock legislature
on Wednesday evening. The following
bills were introduced 70 authorize the
village of McDon8ldsville to issue bonds
TO the amount of 500, 900 for gas plant,
by j. II. Brancher; for the taxation of
bachelors, by G.. NJ. Strausser to dis
| tinguish between old and new women, by
d. W. Strausser; for the naturalization
of city bred teachers in order to qualify
them to teach in the country, by Irwin
Roger ito provide for a uniform teachers
examination throughout the state, by
Emanuel Garmon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-03-19
PARIS.

The Mt. Pleasant school will give a
closing entertainmet on Friday, March
81.
The Sand Hill school district No. 2,will
close on Thursday, March 26, and an en-
tertainment on the same night will be
given.
Rev. W. H. Price, of Waynesburg, has
received call from the mission board of
the Ohio Joint synod to organize an Eng
lish Lutheran congregation in Detroit,
Michigan. The congregation here has
the matter under advisement for two
weeks.
The Paris Township Sunday school As
ISOLATION will hold two sessions in the Re
formed church at Robertsville on next
Saturday afternoon and night. A
fine program has been prepared and full
turnout Of all Sunday workers Is
desired
Several applicants for teachers certifl-
Gates attended the examination at Can
ton on Saturday.
DIR. G. f. Zininger was over to Canton
on Saturday last.
The members of the Jr o. U. A. NJ.
held an open meeting In the M. II. church
on last Saturday evening. The meeting
was addressed by Charlie Upham and
Mr.. Hughes, of Canton. The Paris band
played a few popular pieces.
Mr. Henry Auwetter, of Carroll county,
Mo. who has been in this community for
several months, visiting his sisters, Mrs
Sauters and Mrs. Sheatsley and other
relatives, went TO Alliance on business,
and on last Friday, while in one of the
stores, fell down flight of stairs to the
Easement below, striking on a brick
floor with his head and has been uncon-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-03-19
CAMP CREEK.

Mrs. Kurtz, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. SuttlC
and Mr.. Stephen Kurtz were visiting al
Mrs Malvern BurkhOlder's, Of Elton
last Tuesday.
Miss May Hall has returned home from
q long visit to Michigan.
Miss Ada Warstler has returned home
from Brookfleld.
Mr.. Chalres Flora is visiting at his sis
ter's, Mrs. William Hawk, at presen t.
The Cross Roads school will close on
Saturday, March 2S.
The literary held at Cross Roads was
largely attended last Friday evening. Mr.
Glenn Friend favored the society with O
song, after which the debate was die
oussed by able speakers.
The last night Of literary will be held
at Cross Road school-hou on Satur-
day evening, March 2S.
Mrs. Ellsworth Baughman, was visit
ing her folks last Friday.
Messrs. william and Manuel Kipler art
hauling railroad ties to the Goat Hill
switch.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-03-19

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Mrs. J. A. Sample, of 1903 Broadway,
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II should add that my granddaughter,
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Today the roses bloom in her cheeks
and never saw healthier, strong~r
child than Paine's celery compound has
made her. ~
The brain is the centre of the nervous
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This is the state of mind of thousands
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-03-19
SPARTA,

The republican primary was lively
Saturday. -Four candidates for trustee
and four for clerk were in the race, result.
ing in the selection Of John Teeples for
trustee for long term and A. p, Young
for short term; and George Walker tied
Elmer Guest for clerk, and John Yarger
for ASSESSOR.
fl. c. Gables, of sandyville, was in town
Saturday.
John Burnheimer sold his house and
lot to Frank Shortise. John has bought
the Hines property.
VIM. Baughman has bought a house
and lot Of Wash Mckinney.
Wesley Smith is building a new house.
Arthur Young has rented farm north
of waynesburg and will move Thursday.
There are 236 acres In the farm.
Alb Dyer has rented the Arthur Young
farm.
Rev. Neely is meeting with good re.
suits in his revival at Bolivar
The health of this community is good
just now. No one is sick except the can
didates that got left Saturday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-03-19
MARLBORO.

We are having typical March weather.
The farmers Of this locality are com
planning of the condition Of their grass
and wheat fields, owing to the unfavor
able winter.
School closed at New Baltimore last
Friday.
Robertson and Fox shipped two car
loads Of lumber 60 Akron last week.
G. ID. Wiroch, we'll known farmer
living on the Michael Miller farm, west
of this village, died suddenly with heart
trouble, on Friday, morning the 18th.
Funeral took place Sunday at usnaburg.
The democrats of Marlboro township
met at center school house last Saturday
at 9 O'Clock, a. m, and nominated full
ticket, as follows: One trustee, one clerk
one justice, three assessors. The ticket
is q good one, matter that voters
should consider at the polls on April 6.
The republicans on the same date, at
the same hour at the town hall, after
considerable wrangling caused princi'
pally by the gentleman from New Balti
more, who has a wonderful aspiration
for office, great or small, nominated a
full ticket as above.
The populists are out also with a full
ticket.
Another anonymous letter was found
on the street corner at the postofiico a
few evenings ago. The citizens are indig.
nant and expect soon to bring the guilty
parties to justice.
q About noon Sunday an alarm Of fire
was given and soon there was u bucket
brigade on the scene. 1t was at Horace
DAD Shriver's' About the time Dad
finished his dinner the citizens had con
quered the flames Loss about S25; nc
insurance.
The people of Marlboro are pleased tc
learn that Mr.. j. G. Harmony has again
accepted the management Of the News
and Stark County Democrat. Mr.. Har
mony was born and grew to manhood in
Marlboro and many are the warm friends
and acquaintance he has here. We al
wish him success and will be always
anxious to read the old STARK Democrat
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-03-19
RICHVILLE.

Dora Neff has gone to work for MIR
John Deckard.
Lille Kyle attended the teachers exam
ination at Canton Saturday.
The John A. Snively farm which was
sold at public sale last week, was pur
chased by DR.. John Snively of West Leb-
anon, and his brother.in law, NJ. o.
Essig, of Richville, at 500 per acre. Mr.
Essig will move on the farm.
Protracted meeting is still in progress
at the Niesz church, with six conversions
Christ Camp will move on the Taylor
farm this spring.
r. c. Foltz our popular autcioneer had
a large sale at Canton on Thursday.
VIM. Shedron will move over near Mas
sillon to the Clementz outlots, where he
has bought lot and will build a houst
this summer
Joseph Shuler and sons are quite busy
saving, having lot of work on hand.
VIM. Hawk was in Canton today or
business.
Anna Kocher is visiting her sisters
the Misses Stump.
George Snively had sale this week
and will go to his brothers, DIR. Snively
at West Lebanon, where he will stay this
summer and make preparations to at
tend a medical school. We wish him sue
cess.
Miss Mamie Lape of Massillon, IL
visiting with Miss Ella Bordner, south
of town.
Mrs. Levi Harmon will move into VIM,
Shedron's house next week.
Fred Huff has returned home after a
short visit with his uncle north of Can
ton.
Robert Lohr will go to his old place,
TO work for Daniel Miller.
Sam Ritter is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Schweyer, at this place,
Mrs. Sohrieber is quite Ill with typhoid
fever.
Charles Lerch will work for ID. b.
Smith this summer.
Messrs G. W Metzger, W. f. Kocher,
and Stanley Metzger have gone to Canton
ON business.
Samuel Neff will build new house on
a lot purchased of Mr.. Clen.entz near
Massillon. VIM, Shedron will build 1t
for him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-03-19
HOT TIME AT NAVARRO.
The Republicans Have Kilkenny Cat
Fight Among Themselves.


The republicans of Bethlehem town
ship and Navarro, held their nomina tion
last Saturday for township and corpora
tion officers. Not much enthusiasm was
manifested at their primary. Most of the
offices to be fllledsw begging. The cen
trail committee had quite time to secure
enough candidates to fill the various
offices 1t was probably due to the fact
that democrats made nice gain last fall
and having exceptionally strong candi-
dates this spring to be placed before the
people The only spirited contest was
on the marshalship. A strong effort was
made to defeat W. H. Keplinger the pres
ent marshal for denomination. d. j.
Wolf andShis cohorts were utterly routed
by that veteran politician John Balls,
and from now on until election, harmony
in the republican camp will be limited.
The Dan Wolf faction swear they will help
to defeat the whole ticket. They say 1t
is made up Of Italian, Irish, Dutch, and
Johnny Bull timber, and as such cannot
support it. The following are the nom
inees: Mayor, Charles Andrews, mar
shall, W. H. Keplinger clerk, A. j.
Rider; treasurer, Sylvester, j. Shelter
street commissioner, Alfred Altman
councilmen, Jimmy Define, Louis Shut,
Vim. Dayton, school board, H. r..
Bennett, J. NJ. Corl; township trustee.
]. d. Altman; clerk, A. ]. Rider; asses,
sors, JOS. Hensell, Alfred Hensell.