The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-04-15

ing nicely under the managem snt OF M.
b. Summers.
Miss Anna Graening, of Marlboro
township will stay at the home of Mrs.
NJ. L. Hutt, the coming summer.
LIMAVILLE.
Henry Poto has moved south Of s.Al.
liante.
Mrs. James Caldorhead is reported
quite sick.
John Coxen, we'll known here, is dan
gerously i'll.
Daniel Smith, Of Hanoverton, was in
to wn Thursday on business.
Edward Waller, of Ravenns, WIS in
tpwn Wednesday on business.
II. G. Ware, we'll known travelling
man, was home over Sunday.
Herman werly's little three-year-old
daughter is reported on the sick list
Mrs. James Smith, Of Rootstow n,
visited relatives over Sunday near town.
b. l.. Roath, of Alliance, the we'll
known music man, was in town Satur-
day.
Ex-County Clerk o. M. Coxen was in
Town WeuntSuhyi WI nls way W NlsiO his
| sick father.
Frank johnson has moved on the farm
known as the Moore farm, now owned
by Solomon Wiles.
A social was given at the residence OF
Arthur Hughes Ssturds night. An en-
| joyable time was the result.
Mrs. Mary Mains, who has been spend
ing the past winter in Cleveland, with
her daughter, has returned nome.
The Knights of the Maccabees viii
hold social Saturday evening, Apri
II. All mem beis and their families ar
requested to attend.
T. 4. Arnold was sworn in Satuida,
evening as the new mayor; o. p. Sebrell
clerk; Thomas Sebrell, street commits
sioner; c. A. Kuntze, NJ. A. Zsiser, ant
g. j. Anthony, as new councilmen.
The schools in this end of Lexington
township opened up Monday. Th
teachers are: In Limaville, l.. A Leon
ard; Dear Creek, Elgin Arnold Green
town, Il. Botes and Lexington, Delber
Roatb.
NJ. A. Zaiser was elected assessor fo
Limaville precinct. Mr.. Zaiser is
Democrat; in fact, ne is the only MAJ
that has ever been elected on the Demo
cratic ticket in this precinct. His ma
jOrity was nine over r. g. Winner, Re
publican. James Roath received BIZ
vote in this precinct for trustee. an,
carried it by So majority.
BARRYvILLE.
Who says that we have no prosperity
We have new saloon in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Hahn ara tn
pro 1d parents of nice baby boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Wallace, of AL
lance, visited relatives here on Sunday
George Sheess,o of Springfield, H., wa
here ON business the past week. H
returned home Thursday.
Joseph Clair will soon begin the erec
tion of a fine new barn. The Gullin
Bros, of Maxine, have the contract
TIE infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. 10
Laie was buried on Sunday afternool
in the Catholic cemetery.
Louis Lsre, who had his leg injure
while cutting logs, is improving, and
now able to walk with the aid @
crutches.
p. H. Lyons was elected assessor fo
Barryville the sixth time, without an
opposition, and he old not have to us
any of Kings New Discovery, either.
Tie spring term of our school com
mences on Monday, with Mr. Ed. Kropi
of Maxine, in charge. Mr., Kropf come
we'll recommended and we wish hin
success.
DR.. Kings New Discovery seems to b
very popular medicine at present. "
hope the doctor may be able to reduc
the price, the present price $40 for tw
months trsstement, being very expensive
nut one dose Of it will take a man to Can
ton about al quick as any thing we know
OF.
Mr.. S. p. Wilson has purchased farm
near Minerva, where he will make hi
future home. Mr.. Wilson has rented hi
farm here to Mr.. Yoder, of East Louis
Wills. Mr.. Wilson has Ie'ided in thi
community for a numebr Of years, wher
he has many friends that will be sorr,
to lose him as neighbor. We wish hin
success in his new home.
The election in Nimishillen township
passed off very quietly, The Demoorati
ticket was elected without opposi, ion
j, f. Balmst was elected trustee; Franl
Rebillot, treasurer; @. j, Gnling, jus
tice; John Jacquet, assessor in precinct
A and b, and George Lamiello for CON
stable. These men will have charge O
our township affairs tie coming year
PARIS.
1t is reported that william Biggam /
m lrried
Easter Sunday is near at hand and egg
are plenty.
Mrs. Frank Unkefer is very sicI
woman at present,
Mr.. George Hookeberger Is also on th
sick list with heart trouble.
Mr.. W. s. Neidig was elected schoo
director over all opposition in Distrlc
No,6, on last Monday evening.
The Locust Grove entertainments will
Re given In Meiser's hall iustead of th
schoyl-house, on next Saturday evening
The plays to be rendered are 'The Heroi