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mcfarland Asks Counsel to
Give Opinion as TO How
to Proceed.
WOODWARD, BACK,
DISCUSSES CASE
Health Officer Tells of Conference
With North Carolina Official
at Winnipeg.

Following the final refusal Of North
Carolina TO receive John early. the
leper OF Lynn, Commissioner Macfar-
land today forwarded 10 Corporation
Counsel Thomas the papers in the case
with request that he should sive a de-
cision as 20 the best course 10 be pus-
sued by the District, now charged with
the care and maintenance of the leper.
Health Ohicer woodward, VINO has
been absent from his Office several
weeks. attending a convention of health
officers at Winnipeg. Canada, returned
this morning and commended highly the
manner in which the case OF leprOsy
had been handled by Acting Health Of
fcer Mclean and his assistants. He APP
proved heartily boJn 1he quaFanune
methods pursued and the efforts made
10 have Early returned TO his native
State.
While in Winnipeg, DIT. Woodward
said, he discussed Early's case infor-
mally with State Health Officer Gil
Iette, Of North Carolina. and upon in
forming Dr. Gillette tuat the District
would return Early 10 hat jurisdiction,
DR.. Woodward says the North caro-
lima official offered no specific objec-
ton other than 10 say, we haven the
money to care for him"
Declines 30 Accept LepeT.
on his retgrn home, however, Dr.
Gillette approved the finding of the at
torney general Of the state. and de-
clned to accept Early or his family.
Dr. Woodward says he stopped en-
route home at several points in Mime
sofa. which State contains number OF
leprous citizens The lepers are not
quarantined there. DIT. Woodward says,
but are permitted TO live upon their
farms so long as they use their own
clothing food, and utensils and remain
more or less to themselves. The Min
nesota lepers are mainly SCandina-
Vians, although three cases have been
found which were not imported, con-
nrmIng the beHef that the disease Will
spread unless isolated
While the legal battle is raging for the
possession, or rather dispossessiOn. Of
Early the leper is spending his days
quietly i'm his little tent upon the East
ern Branch, Mrs Early ana baby re-
manning with him a greater portion of
jhe time since they rented a cottage
near the quarantine station.
Check Not Returned.
EarIy's pension check for SI65.20 back
pension has not yet been returned TO
the Health Department from Inc
pension agency. owing 10 a slight de ay
in the Office handling of the papers. The
check viii go 10 Early, I'm ali probability,
this afternoon
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she looked about her little home today,
she expressed anew her gratitude to the
people OF Washington.
Does Not ~ ant Much.
She doesn't want TO buy much furni-
ture. she says. because a cottage may
have 70 be built. and things are uncer-
tain, but she wants 70 get settled so
she can spend a few hours every day
Down near the lonely abode OF her hus-
band, talking 10 him over the dividing
line CT ten feet.
II was very fortunate 60 get this
house" she said. ct is the nearest one
10 Johns camp, and that is such a COM
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fort. It would be impossible for me to
80 20 see him every day if We still lived
up street"
BY up street Mrs Early means the
city. Although she had lived years I'm
cities, she still retains some OF the rural
colloQuialisms.
II il were noT for The Times ami
the people of Washington il all would
be 50 dineTe5t. There Is some money
coming from the pension, but I cannot
bear 10 look back and think of those
dar< DAYS when / first came 10 this
CITY, stunned by the realization that my
husba~d was a leper and the hopeless
ness of u all then. Things are brighter
nov. ana / am able 10 live here near
John"
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ATTEMPTS OWN LIFE,
FEARING BROTHER
tia ian Tries to Keep Kin
From Emulating
Cain.

IRWIN. Pa. Sept, Rather than al
low his brother commit the crime OF
Cain. Angelo AanchillO, an Italian OF
I-aFimeT. according TO a remarkable
statement made TO Irwin surgeons AMI
officers last night. planned TO take his
own life.
Manchilio is suffering from three self
inflicted stab wounds from the effects
Of which doctors say ne cannot recover.
The injured man said he and his
brother Michael had quarreled and that
the latter had threatened 10 xii. him.
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CHILD JOURNEYS
$500 MILES ALONE

ST. LOUIS. Sept 9-Ethel McAIIister.
eight years old. passed through St.
Louis on her way TO New York to live
with ner grandmother. Mrs. Martha
McAnister. Of 81 ST. Nicholas avenue.
BY the time she reaches New York the
child will have travelled more than
800 miles by water and rail- and all
alone.
Her mother died two months ago in
Melbourne, Australia. and her father,
Frank G. McAllister. having no one 10
look after her, is sending the child 70
his mother
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Flowers That Last Longest.
GUIDES flowers are we'll developed and
cut fresh, and they last longest. 1914 +.
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The liner embroidered collar is
quite a feature Of fall neckhxings.
These We offer tomorrow at PFC
belong TO the quarter class.
Beautifully embroidered, and
many designs 10 pick from.
All sizes u 10 14k. All widths,
high. medium. and low.
First floors. Kann, Sons & Co,
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Four surprising values in
White goods

An excellent quality Of highly mer-
cerlzed ST. Gail Batlste; full Il
inches wide. and always sold regu-
larly at SOC a yard.
I0-yard piece Of 40-inch wide English
nainsook, in the quality regularly
selling at $l.75 per piece; tomorrow.
S1.25.
Assorted styles OF fine English
shifting Madras; 80 inches wide.
Nice grade for fall waists or chill
dren's frocks.
I2-yard pieces OF that famous
ROYAL brand English long cloth
that Is regularly sold al S.6s per
piece. Nice chamois finish.
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SHANNON SELECTED
FOR BRlSTOL'S PLACE
Boston Man Called TO Passionate of
Washington Methodist
Church.

The Rev. John Reid Shannon, Of he
Center Street Church, Boston, has bee
selected TO succeed Bishop Frank Bri5-
toll as pastor of the Metropolitan MCtn-
Cdist Episcopal Church, FOur-and-a-
half street northwest. M official reply
has been received to the call sent Dr.,
Shannon by the local committee, but IL
is understood that he will accept. 1t
is desired that a man well known
throughout the East be selected and
DR. shannon name and work are wide
" recognized throughout New England.
Dr. shannon is a graduate Of the Ohio
Wesleyan University, and has been pas
tor of the Center Street Church in BOs-
ton five years.
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District Employees Contribute
Toad Fmd>For Leper's Wife

Early their
welfare than the the various District and Govern
appointed purpose gathering
The Times S1150 Word
collected
proportions
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Millions Paid in Dividends.

1881. f95 payable TO policy holders in
dividends in 1903 by the Northwestern
Mutual Life Insurance Company A
larger amount than was ever paid in
dividends by any company in the world
In a single year. Huske & Smith, gen
eral dgents.-AdVt
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sI.z5 To Baltimore and Return.
every day via The Electric Line. TWi
light excursions S1.00 round trip. D. m
returning up to midnight, Saturday and
Sunday excepted. See time schedule
Advt.
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GUESTS AT THEATER

The Washington and Boston baseball
clubs viii he the guests of the manage
ment of the Columbia Theater at the
performance Of jet" tonight.
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ATWATER.

Atwater, Sept. S.-The Marshall
family reuion was held Saturday at
Belts Grove.
Clay Rockhill has rented a house
in Alliance, near South Arch street,
to where they will move in a few
days.
Jacob Petre's sickness has develop
ed In to pleurisy.
A few faremrs sowed their wheat
last week, but the majority think the
ground too dry.
The drought is doing great damage
here with pasture, corn and late po-
tatoes. One dairyman reports that ii
takes his milk receipts to buy feed
for his COWS.
Matthias Harmon has bought the
Wymer house at this place for $3.50. 90
Jesse Maxwell and family went to
Cleveland to visit relatives, Saturday
l. B. Bryan has three cows that
made him 5000 last year. He raises
veal calves on them exclusively
Buys young calves and puts them on
the cows till ready for veal. Sold go
of them the past year.
The celery and onion growers OF
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win be the next state school cOmmls.
sionar
SPARTA.

Sparta, Sept. SC. D. Burns and
family, of Canton, spent Sunday in
town, and attended the dedication
services.
Thomas Fogle is recovering after
an Illness Of several days.
F. A. Esterly took charge of the
postofflce last week, having recently
received his commission. He will move
into his new building in few days.
The schools opened up Tuesday
morning, with A. X. Buell. teacher of
the upper room, and Miss Mabel Smith
the primary department
The amount of money subscribed at
the dedication services Sunday was
$2,315.OO, instead of $4,000, as given
in the News Monday morning The
amount is sufficient to clear the
church of all debts.
The fourth quarterly conference. OF
the M. e. church was held at this
place Saturday afternoon, with DR.
Smith, of Alliance, district superin,
tendent, presiding.
A. B. Kley, of Lima, was in town
last week.
Miss Erma Shidler and Miss Mabel
Ruff, of Freeburg, were the guests of
Miss Rose Smith from Friday till
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Carnahan, of
Akron, visited with his mother over
Sunday.
Miss Maud Yarger, of Canton, was
the guest of Miss Florence Whitmer
over Sunday.
Miss Maud Carnahan, of Akron
spent Sunday with her mother.
David Hoon and wife, of Canton
were the guests of Mrs. Hoon's par.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Fogle, over
Sunday.
Ed Failor attended the races at
Canton several days last week.
George w. May, of Sandyville. who
is afflicted with paralysis, was in town
Saturday afternoon.
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MIL.LERsBURe.

Millersburg, Sept. 8.-John A. Nc
Dowell, of this place, the Democratic
candidate for State School Commis-
sioner, has accepted ar offer from the
school board of Ashland, o., to be-
come the superintendent of the
schools there. The acceptance is on
condition that he is not elected to the
state ommissionership. Mr.. Nc
Dowell was in charge Of the schools
here for 20 years up to 1895, when
he attended the Democratic congress
sional convention at Wooster in June
Of that year. and made the nominating
speech placing s. B. Bailey. OF this
place in nomination, and the speech
caught the delegates to such an extent
that he was named for the place
himself and was elected by 1000 ma
jority, and reelected and came very
near getting third nomination In
1900 at Neward, when ]. w. Casing
ham. of COshocton. was named. Mr.
Mcdowell has few equals and no su-
periors as an educator and his ser
vices are In demand over the state at
the county Institutes, and II he polls
as maay Republican votes over the
state as be win in Holmes county. he
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NAVARRO.

Navarro, Sept. S.-Wednesday even
ing the Daughters of America from
Massillon held exercises in Bennett
Block, and organized a council with 20
charter members. They elected the
following officers: Mrs. r. A. Rich
ardson, counselor; Mrs. Anna L.
Thomas, past junior counselor; Mrs.
Ben Evans, assistant counselor; Miss
Dora Miller, vice counselor; Mrs.
James Brown, past junior ex-coun-
selor; Ben Evans, treasurer; John Der
fer, secretary; Miss Blma Burkhalter,
recording secretary; Mrs. G. H. Hall,
inside sentinel; Mrs. Dan Evans,
warden; Mrs. Charles Weidman, Miss
Mary Hall and Mrs. Ira Wolf, trustees.
The Massillon council had charge of
the exercises.
Miss Mary Swartzlow is visiting
Miss Elizabeth Altman, In Sherrods.
vile.
School began Tuesday morning.
The two-year-old girl of Dominick
Monyask is very Ill with lung fever.
The Smoketown Sunday school, Re
forms, of Navarro, Sherman and Rich.
well held a picnic at Baughman's
woods, near Five Points, Saturday
About 200 were present After a
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MALVERN.

Malvern, Sept. S.-Joseph Keller
was at Salineyille the last of the
week.
Clyde Crisswell, of Canton, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson over Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Parker, of
Waynesburg, spent Monday with Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Dewell.
GenOla Helmick is visiting with
Mr., and Mrs. Albert Scarlett, near
New Harrisburg for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Eli Elder were at the
county seat the last of the week. They
were accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Charles Tillett, who has been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hemming
Miss Olive Cox, of Kensington, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. c. E. Creigh-
ton.
Prof. G. H. Klotz, of Deerfield, WIS.,
tied his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
KlOtz, last week.
Misses Hazel and Nellie Orr, of
Jewett, were calling on friends last
week, and returned home, Saturday.
Emmett Robertson started the foun-
dation for his new barn the first of
the week, and has the structure under
way to replace the one recently
burned.
Misses Grace and Edna Dieringer,
of Waynesburg, spent Sunday with
their brother, William Dieringer.
Alvin Taylor, of East Rochester.
was a business caller, Monday
Irwin Thompson and E. H. Mccall
attended the National G. A. r. en-
campment at Toledo last week.
Adam Aultfather wife and daughter,
Stella, spent Sunday with ]. L. Dennis
and wife, near Augusta.
Harvey Truman, of Pittsburg, super
intendent of the Carnegie library, Wis
tied his aunt, Mrs. Van M. Gween,
the last of the week.
Miss Verna Ulman has returned
from Cleveland, after a weeks stay
with her sister, Miss Della, at Lake
side hospital, and reports her condi-
ton better.
Mrs Emory Miller returned to ALI.
ance on Sunday, after a short visit
with her parents, DR.. and Mrs. w. R,
Spratt.
Jacob Renner, Of Pittsburg, was
calling on old friends last week.
John Crissinger of Portland, Ore,
gon, after an absence Of several years,
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Crissinger. He expects to
remain for several weeks.
Scott Worley and family returned
to their home in Akron. after weeks
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ALLOWED BILLS.

The county commissioners at their
regular meeting yesterday allowed the
semi-monthly salaries of court hous'
employees and officials and approved
the following bills: G.. A. Wolf, 50;
Barrett Bros, $3.50; A. G. Klingaman,
$3745; NJ. Duprez, $72.94; ]. A. Hur-
ford, 81; Guy Tilden, $144; Rev. Gar
ner $41.66 Anderson Co., IS; j. c..
Gerwig, $36; Stanage Co., $17; F. J..
Born, $1761; L. Stockert, $465.62; j.
Deetz, $24; Canton Electric Co., $62.10;
Peter Schissler, $47455; c. Sheets,
$6S5.46; G. A. Sickafoose, S131.55; H.
Casper, $50; E. Casper, $129.25; E. E.
Hurford, $45 c. E. Youtzey, $3.50;
e. D. Lang, $3.50; Ruggles-Gale Co.,
$3.50; NJ. A. Fisher, $62.15; Roller
Printing Co., s26.
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visit with the formers brothers, w.
n aud q. r. worley.
Mr.. and Mrs. #. D. Hoffeo spent
Sunday ut the home OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rsnnie, of Tur-
key Hollow.
The Hossler saloon has been bought
by Andrew Yockey, of Waynesburg,
and will be conducted by his brother,
H. A. Yookey, of this place.
Miss Lois Anderson spent Sunday
with her mother. Mrs. Sadie Ander-
son, of New Harrisburg.
Roy Weir and sister have returned
to their home in Alliance, after sew
eral days visit with their aunt, Mrs.
7. B. Newhouse.
Mrs. d. w. Janson has returned to
her home at Canton, after a weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. James
Davey.
J. f. Slentz has returned home after
weeks visit in Cleveland
Mrs. Kate Myers and sister, Fannie
Wadsworth, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Crowl
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson moved to
their home in Canton last week
Misses Eva Vida Reeder, of Salem,
are spending a week with DR.. and Mrs.
Vanpelt.
Saturday was the fiftieth birthday of
Y. s. Kirkpatrick, and in the evening
rs friends and relatives gave him a
surprise, which was complete in all
| its appointments. The Women's Aid
Society, of the Presbyterian church.
constituted a committee for the func-
tions, which was one of the most
| pleasant of the season A luncheon
was served and music was partici-
pated in and enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Martha Penock and Mr.. and
Mrs. Penock spent Saturday and Sun
| day with Mr.. and Mrs. James Lytle,
of Carrollton.
Jesse Leggett, of East Rochester,
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs.
Ellen Reed
George Davis spent several days
, with his brother, William, Of Dell
Roy, who is suffering from a stroke
of apoplexy.
Mrs. v. w. Dewell and children re-
turned to their home in Cleveland,
after several weeks visit with her
mother, Mrs. Joseph Swisshelm.
Mrs. l. w. Thompson entertained
the following ladies at her home on
Main street last week: Mesdames w.
H. Greer and C. G. Elson, Of Magnolia; !;
David Blythe, of Centralia, ILL.,; ]. j.
Whitacre and H. c. Elson, of Waynes-
burg, and Mrs. Sarah Frick, of
| Wooster.
Miss Laura Creighton has returned
home after weeks visit with her sis.
| ter, Mrs. Fred Mason, of East Liver
pool.
Mrs. Frank Reynolds visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Hubbard,
at Waynesburg, last week.
Hammond Ruckenbroad and daugh
| ter, Elizabeth, & spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Lytle,
of Canton.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M.
Friday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Leyda,
F. e. Hoffee was Cleveland
caller, Monday and Tuesday.
James Hiner and Miss Maggie VIE.
gand, both of this place, were mar
ried Wednesday, at ST. Francis church
by Father Teipe, in the presence of a
large congregation. They will reside
in Malvern. Best wishes go with them.
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Legal Notice.

State of Ohio, Stark County, ss.
In Court Of Common Pleas.
Grace Foster. Plaintiff, VS.. William
Foster, defendant No. 1S701.
William Foster residing at No. 728
25th Street, Detroit, Michigan, will
take notice that on the 9th day Of
November, 1907. Grace Foster filed
her petition in the Court of Common
Pleas of Stark County, Ohio, being
cause No. 1901, praying for divorce
from said William Foster. on the
ground of habitual drunkenness for
three years last past. and for gross
neglect of duty for more than three
years last past, and that said cause
will be for hearing on and after Oc7.
tober 10, 1908.
GRACE FOSTER.
BY VIM. ]. Piero. her attorney.
1905
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sumptuous dinner, several speeches
were made by Attorney Charles Krich-
baum, OF Canton, and Rev. Foust, OF
Massillon.
Mrs. Albert Heyman and two chill
dren, OF Barberton, are visiting her
pearents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Yant
Mrs. Silas Goskorn, Of Canton. and
Miss Viola Goshorn, OF Pittsburg.
spent the past week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Loew.
Mrs. Benjamin Henderson and son,
Eugene, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Weidman.
Mrs. John Weidman returned home,
after weeks visit with her brother,
Washington Bordner, of Albion, In
diana.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Sana-
toro, son.
Mrs. Shelter is visiting her son,
William, in North Lawrence.
Fred Oakleaf. John Thompson and
John Kutsher attended the state fair
at Columbus last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Winters and fam
lily and Miss Goldie Garrett returned
home, Saturday, after a two weeks
visit. with relatives in Columbus and
Toledo.
John c. Miller was called to Colum-
bus, Thursday, by the death of his
mother.
Miss Mary Davis is visiting her
parents, south of town.
The concrete paving on Wooster
street is very nearly complete, and has
improved the beauty of that street
greatly
Mrs. Guy McGill, OF PIttsburg, is Wis.
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
| Bowers.
William Vogt & Son, of Massillon,
just completed their contract for con.
structing spillway on the Ohio canal
between here and Bolivar.
| Miss Meta Ricksecker, of Navarro
and Cleveland Ricksecker, of Mt
Eaton, left Monday for Shepherd
Michigan, to visit relatives.
A crowd of 80 young people enjoyed
marshmellow roast on Rose Hill
| Friday night.
Mrs. Tenie Eckroate, of Canton, is
visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. John Warwick, Misses Mary
and Ethel Hall, Mrs. George Hall and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. z. Hall attended the
Staub reunion at Conton, September z
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Evan
gelical church will hold an ice cream
social at Mrs. Henry Kearns' Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Melvin Slutz is visiting her par
ents in Chardon.
Miss Loretta Loew Is visiting col
lege friend in Egerton, o. She will
visit in Mansfield, Toledo and Loudon
vile before returning home.
George Reider spent Labor Day
with his sister, Mrs. Shelter, of Shelby
Miss Daisy Shelter is visiting II
| Canton,
Miss Ruth Baltzer and Miss Artie
Brahm are visiting in Canton.
Mrs. Minnie Shirsnitz moved tt
Massillon last week.
Miss Mildred Warwick returned
home from Coshocton, Monday, after
| a weeks visit with relatives.
Misses Eta and Carrie BrimcamI
spent Labor Day in Canton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Miller and Mrs
Kenneth Miller are at Niagara Falls
this week.
James Hamel and Virgil Axe, o.
Beach City, spent Monday in Navarro
John G. Warwisk was in Canton
Tuesday, to attend the Democrat,
central committee.
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COURT HOUSE
TO QUIET TITLE.

A suit for the quieting of title to
Canton realty was FLED in common
pleas court yesterday by Attorneys
Welty and Albaugh on behalf of
Charles e. Hidden. The plaintiff
claims to be the owner of parts of lots
242 and 243. He also states that the
defendant, John Fornas and others,
claim to have certain interests in
the property but that their exact ma
ture is unknown to him. He asks that
they be compelled to set forth their
claims in an answer and that on the
final hearing of the case they be de-
clared null and void.
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more firmly convinced the authorities
that the dead man was murdered, but
so far no tangible evidence has been
secured.
Silas Lane and his wife Hannah,
who conduct the st. Regis; Barney
East, bartender; Everett Ross, bell
boy, and Frances Mcdonald and Flor
ence Williams were locked up for In
vestigation Monday evening.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Reuben s. LenhaTt to John L. Mich
els and wife, lot 1882, Canton, 1850.
H. II. and w. B. Shanafelt to Mar
eissas Nichols, lot 101S7, Canton, $3.50.
Charles H. Miller to Frank Shimp
and Hubert Pontius, lot S917, Canton,
$500.
Joseph Fink to George Butler, lot
1853, Canton, 81.
Harvey Myers to Robert Lorimer,
and wife, lot 3448. Canton, S400.
William ]. Cutchall and wife to VIII
liam b. Feller, lot 1855, Canton, 800.
James steir TO ]. ]. Snyder, part of
southeast quarter of section 5, Paris
township, $285.
Jetta Stone TO Charles Stone and
Florence Stone. lot as and 40, Lima
VILE, $3.50.
Mary c. Cogley and husband to
isaac Paulus, part of lot 1915. Canton,
224O0.
Jacob Conrad to Christian Conrad
part Of southeast quarter of section g.
Nimiahillen township, s276S.
Max Gsiger 10 Edmund P. Kinne, lot
$3.50, Alliance. sesS.
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REAL EsTATE MORTGAGES.

Robert A. Lorimer and wife to Cal
win seeman lot S449. Canton, $1,000.
Fred w. Justus to the Massillon
Loan & Building Co., lot 258, Massil-
Bon, $4,000.
CongTetta Mazzorce and husband to
5ohn H. Rice, part of southeast quar-
Ter of section 22, Sandy township,
$400
q Building Co., lot 1908, Canton,
$1,000.
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PROBATE COURT CALENDAR.

PROBATE COURT CALENDAR.
In estate of Abigail Newhouse, first
account filed.
in the guardianship of Thomas Got
ter. Rachael Gotter appointed guard
Can.
In will Of Frederick PeiffeT, Lake
&wnship, filed for probate.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Maurice A. Joliat, 25, craftsman, to
Helen c. Rosla, 20, Nimishillen town
ship.
James NJ Dunn, 80, bartender, to
Golieda L. Patterson, 18, Canton.
John H. Bamberger, 2S, cigar dealer,
20 Emma M. Hug, 20, Canton.