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ctically Hrepro has two stories
and a balcony all to be utilized In the
work, and when finished viii have cost
some sac, 900. /: sHS ;;5:r
& THE basement OF the new building IL
constructed 4 especially deep, and III
one end viii be- accomod dated the work
and repair room OF the business. The
other half Will 5be taken up by COM
plete Smorgue, built according to the
latest design; and viii be used In Mr..
Galber tson's work as coroner. This Is
also something that no other city In
the state possesses; q regular morgue
for the care Of bodies OF people who
have met q violent Of suspicious death.
The main floor il to be the furniture
showing and sales room. For the first
thirty feet aof the buildings length,
the ceiling VIII be eighteen feet high,
giving magnificent effect to the In
sterior eginning at the sides thirty
feet back from the front, d ten foot
wide gallery Will extend back beyond
the center Of the building and cob
pletely across Az the rear along the
walls. On this balcony VIII be kept
the draperies. carpets, curtains and
rugs, where they can be displayed to
the best advantage hea rear portion
3of the main door is to be used for
plano sales rooms. Several little hooks
win he partitioned on with drapertes
and plano backs. each one having "a
large wind low admit ting the best of
light where plano buyers can view
and hear an instrunae nts undisturbed
nv others he front i part off$ the
building Will he brig tly lighted att all
seasons sI,of the; year. az the immense
height ofS the ceiling VIII allow not o on
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the finest most compl eta and most
modern furniture and md taking es.s
stablishInent n the state. shle building
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was found ION th Is streets sof Doyon.
Ted Moore is The son ef William
Moore 90 tits cityy, 1 IL about 10
years Sof age and has been engaged
With Doyon during the entire
summer. s Il "a .$Sf n
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raigned IN Devils Lake some time 70.
dan for preliminary hearing. THE
evidence is: 30 atrongG against him that
there Ii no doubt that he viii either
plead guilty Of b bound owe Grand
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= MISS [. LEMAYWiLL HAVE HER
Fall MILLINERY OPENING FRI
DAY AND SATURDAY, SEPT. 81 and
25.:' BE SURE AND CALL AND SEE
HER FINE DISPLAY OF FALL MIL
LIVERY. '.z .:is.ys s,s, /. Il :, u, !.
y The new Moyen age coats for women
wear are the sensation Of the season.
Shown at the New York Cash Store.
: New styles Of Mems Shoes for fan
wear are shown at the New York Cash
Store. n: 81 5.s1ss y s.=5' &
s..g1 PET Sysf st SIS s.sr-., -. s, E.s
& f syou attend q Business College at
itendea modern school Mankato Com
mercial College building OF Mankafas
Mimi, is pronounced the finest, in the
country. - Send for their profussly II I
Illustrated yearbook. It Is free. y
B n. Fl. Mandy has recently put in .,
large and complete line OF wood work
materials, and is prepared to do an
kinds of wagon and buggy repairing
4. connection with his blacksmith
shop. Also At bugg1es with rubber
tires. This department IS In charge
~ Jim Palmer, q thoroughly CON-
petent wood h worker and All work
win be guaranteed to5 be perfectly sat
X
!isfactory. Leave orders with either
Mr.. MANDY or Mr.. Kuhn or telephone
either s16 to 327. tfs
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/; / .s,vsATcHssF B M ss LEMAY's
.Ap5 NEXT WEEK Asou HER
MiLLiN cry oPENlN ii friday AND
SATURDAY., SEPT. 81 AND rs.
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= The new Moyen age coats for women
wear are the sensation Of the season.
Shown at the New York Cash Store. :

: New styles Of Mems Shoes for fan
wear are shown at the New York Cash
Store. NJ tS3:.s:ss .l5 t. &;2.s5 4. Il:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-03-11
4osTETrER DISTRICT.

Hostetter District. March 3-Mrs
Andrew Sutton returned home from
Sebring, Monday after spending few
days with her cousins.
Levie Haynam and wife transacted
business at Minerva. Saturday.
Mrs. Helfrich spent Sunday at her
home in Minerva.
William Baughman, wife and daugh-
ter Olive, called at William Heston's,
Sunday.
Miss Lillian Hawken spent Saturday
and Sunday at Carsons.
Loren Spoer and daughter Honor,
were Minerva callers, Saturday.
Olen and Florence Elliott attended
the Literature exercises given by the
Minerva schools Friday evening.
Hosea Baughman and lady friend of
Myers were Minerva visitors Saturday.
Daniel Crowl has rented his new
property at Minerva to Samuel Cohn.
Charles Betz and family visited
Sunday at William Hestons.
Daniel Crowl attended the Lecture
by Hon. w. ]. Bryan at Alliance, Sat
urday night.
Orlan Courtney of Salem is assist
ing his uncle Charles Betz at present.
Word has been received here by
relatives Of the very serious illness of
Jesse Miller, near Bayard.
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COURT HOUSE
ThursdaY March 4.

HELD FOR MISDEMEANOR.
Henry Green, charged with break
ing into a railroad car with intent to
steal was given a hearing in juvenile
court before Probate 5udge Bow at 2
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon
After hearing the testimony of sew
eral of the witnesses, the court held
that he was not justified in holding
Green on felony charge but that the
proof offered disclosed that he had
committed misdemeanor by climbing
into the cars and also jumping trains.
The defendant is still confined to his
cell In the county prison.
Green was arrested by w. & l.. E.
railroad detectives on February S at
the Columbia yards south of Massillon
and turned over to the Massillon po-
lice. He was given a preliminary
hearing before Acting Mayor Schott,
of Massillon, who bound him over to
higher court in the sum of 5000. The
defendant who Is just seventeen years
old, says that his home is in Barton.
At the hearing he was represented by
Attorney James j. Grant, while attor-
ncy David B. Day represented the
state.
The defendant will be given a chance
to plead guilty to the misdemeanor
charge this morning.
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ATWATER.

Atwater, March 4-Sam Fox is finish
ing the new bank barn for Mrs Joe
Rockhill
w. q. Carlisle has bought a lot on
West High street opposite the one his
sOa, @. X. Carlisle, recently purchased
The wife of the Junior member of the
firm OF Smith & Son. horse dealers, west
of Alliance, Is afflicted with pneumonia
and neuralgia.
Delbert Hazen, to give the boys some
sport, built a dam last fail on his low
land flooding half acre for a skating
pond. Old King Winter, however has
failed to fulfill his share OF the contract.
and the situation is about this: There 8
dam there by a skating site, but no
skating there by dam site
About the only safe rule TO go by In
reading the future Is that its the unex-
pected that usually happens. case In
point Is the present almost unparalleled
sap season. Everybody said all winter
thered be no sugar malfing-too dry for
past year. Facts are no such a aOw In
February was ever known by the writer.
Fred Yick is taking new cOupse In
the chicken industry. Hired a neighbor
to inoubate 40 eggs. Matching 10 chicks
now one week old which ne Is raising In
a nreless brOoder. The hatch cost him
oil and all 80 per chick
The schools Of Idmayllle have been re-
moved 10 the town hail, a. the old school
-so1noId 'eJesun paoanouoh 81 OuIpHaq
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CANAL FULTON,

Canal Fulton, o., March 3.--W. p. Eng
lish attended the automobile show at
Cleveland last week.
Mrs. w. j. Beatty and SON. of Barber
ton. were in town on Monday.
w N. Dabney, of Cleveland. who has
the contract to drill the oil well at this
place, arrived on Monday with three as
sistants and at once proceeded to unload
machinery, They set up the same on the
farm of Clark Shelter, one mile west of
town. where the first hole will be drilled,
Emerson and Melissa Davis were at
Cleveland on Tuesday.
Mrs Rev. Mottershead, of New Port
age, and her daughter, Mrs. Rhoden-
baugh, of Akron, were visitors at the
home of Mrs. Malinda Gonder on Friday.
Warren Bergert attended the concert
by the Philippine band at the Auditorium,
Canton, on Monday evening.
Justus KurtZ, of Bellevue, is enjoying
a weeks vacation at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs A. Kurtz.
Daniel Harman was a business caller
at the county seat on Tuesday.
Mrs Henry Beck and daughter, Cloe,
and Miss Zella Reinhart. of Canton, are
visiting friends south of town.
Mrs Helen Justus, of Kent, after a
weeks visit at the home OF her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. G.. OFT, re-
turned home on Tuesday.
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RANDOLPH.

Randolph, March 3-Miss Catherine
Maldinger Is said to be gaining very
slowly.
Mrs. Barbara Rothermel and daughter,
Mrs. E. Paulus, spent several days with
friends in Akron.
Miss Etha Riedinger, of Mt. Union.
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. William knapp spent
several days with friends in Akron
Conrad Wiederman was given fare
well reception Friday evening, after
spending several months With his
brother. Albert Weiderman. Conrad left
on Saturday for Montana, where he ex-
poets to remain for the year.
j. t, Roetzel has sold his grocery store
at Ravenna to Henry Traies, formerly
resident of Suffield. Mr.. Roetzel is now
taking charge of his store here.
We hear much murmuring on account
of high prices. Take advice and stay in
Ohio at these prices. Mrs. Carrie Nor
teri Mitchell living in Canada, paws for
lamp oil SOC gallOn sugar, 25c pound;
calico. 25c yard, and coffee, soc pound.
Mrs Mitchell is we'll known in Hartvilie
and Randolph
Leo Kline moved to his new home
Wednesday.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs Leo schaffer a
son,
Arthur wearstler is making prepara-
tions to erect new house on his lot just
south of town.
Tuesday John Knapp sawed wood for
John Rothermel by horse power Two
teams were held ready for service for
the day. One team was enjoying a
couple hours in the barn at the hay reck
while the other was beating the hard
beaten track. From early morning till
in the afternoon rails ana posts were
being sawed and dashed aside, making a
pile of about ten cords. Just half mile
north in Lewis Huth's woods, John
Guthier Sr, was having wood sawed by
5000 pound steam engine and leaving a
mass of nearly fifty cords of sawed wood,
On Tuesday Frank Kissel with his saw
ing outfit of saw, gasoline engine and a
40 gallon barrel for water tank on a
small low wheeled wagon passed through
town.
Henry Knapp. who has been In the en-
ploy of the Diamond Rubber Co. for sew
eral months, has returned homo to spend
the summer with his parents.
The funeral of George Huth was held
at the st. Josephs Catholic church, last
Wednesday,.
Mrs. Adam Bower died at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Philip Shuman Mon
day, Burial Wednesday,
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cARRoLLroN.


Carrollton, March S.-Mrs. T. b. De-
Ford is visiting her daughters, Mesdames
Mills and Potorf. at Sharon. Pa.
Milt Stemple went to Cleveland on
Wednesday to have another operation
performed for canoerous growths on his
face. 1t is said that this operation will
leave that side of his face paralyzed. He
was accompanied by John Shultz
Alec Campbell. who has been employed
at the pottery for some time, has left
town.
The Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad
officials placed a detective on the south
bound passenger train out of Canton on
the branch Saturday night, and as re-
suit several of the disturbance raisers
were put off the train.
Mrs. John Mcdowell died Saturday
night after an Illness of several fonths
and was buried Monday afternoon in
Grandview cemetery. Short services were
held at her late home and the remains
were taken to the Reformed church,
where services were conducted by Rev.
C. w. Harshman, of the M. E. church.
of which she was a member She was
aged 55 years. She is survived by her
husband, four sons, two brothers and
two sisters and her mother
A New Philadelphia artificial ice man
was in Carrollton on Monday. He offer
ed to furnish ice to the dealers here for
an advance of SIS ton from this time
until May 1, when his output is engaged
for the summer There has not been a
pound of Ice put up at Cerrollton and
all will have to depend on the artificial
product unless there is ice weather yet
to come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Moore have moved
to Coshocton, where Mr.. Moore has en-
ployment in a pottery.
jay Taylor of Canton, spent Sunday
with friends In Carrollton.
Thomas Purcell, of Lisbon; Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller, of Uhrichsville; Mrs. Monroe
Clemens and daughter, Miss Bessie, Mr..
and Mrs, John Wetzel, of Minerva, and
Mrs. P. e. Ramsey. of Alliance, attended
the funeral of Mrs. John Mcdowell, on
Monday
Will H. Miller, John II. Fimple, G.. 8.
Tinlin and ]. B. Fielder are at Washing
ton, D. c., taking In the inauguration.
]. c. Ferrall was at Canton on Monday
to see his son, e. s. Ferrall, who has
moved there from Corapolis, Pa, and
purchased half interest In feed busi-
ness, his partner being Creighton Neeley,
another Carrollton boy.
Bob Campbell worked for John Schultz
this week while the latter was at Cleve-
land with Milt Stemple having an opera
ton performed.
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ture at Alliance Saturday evening.
Mrs. John Pilmef called on Mrs.
George Renner, Friday.
Mrs. Liza Knight 5and daughter,
Floss have returned after visiting
in Salem for a few weeks.
William Lotz was here Saturday on
business. SHH
Mrs. Clara Zeppernicl1 visited her
sister Mrs. Grant Dellenbaugh, Sat
urday
Miss Eva Ruff, of Alliance, spent
from Saturday till Monday with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Ruff.
Miss Hopkins of Sebring, is being
entertained at the home of William
Vanpelts.
Amanda Barnes and brother Cary,
were at North Georgetown, Friday.
Frank Summer was at New Garden
Sunday.
Lewis Walker who has been sick
with pneumonia is slowly recovering.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-03-11
PROBATE COURT CALENDAR.


In estate of Jacob j. Smith first
and final account filed.
In estate OF Lavina Reed, Sandy
township. George M. Yarger appoint
ed administrator.
In guardianship of Joseph ]. Snyder,
second account filed.
In estate of Emma Pierce Roberts,
final account filed.
In estate of Peter Phillippi, final
account filed.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Edward K. Alexander to Florence
M Foulks. part lot 55, Canton, 81.
Michael and Mary A. Bissett to JOS
eph II. Jones and A. Saloma Jones, lot
1875. Canton, 81.
Anna L. Blum to Norman c. Blum,
lot 4453. Canton. 81.
George W. Bowers and Amanda
Bowers to Vietta Cook, lot 6356, Can
ton, 81.
George A. Rensing and Bertha A.
Rensing to Charles c. PETER, part lot
2433, Canton. S1100.
Albert Thorley and Carrie B. Thor
ley to Frank B. Miller, part lot 5942,
Canton, S1400.
William H. Walker and Olivia Walk
er to Anthony H. Wilson, lot 27S, Can
ton, $825O.
c. S. Westover and Ida l. West
over to Elizabeth Blair, part lot 2499,
Alliance, $500.
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MILLERSBURG.

Milersburg, March 3.-The brood sow
sale of the Ohio Berkshire Breeders as
ISOLATION took place at the barn of II. d.
Snyder here this afternoon and was at
tended by buyers from all over the coun-
try. There were nearly rs head of fine
hogs sold consigned from many points In
the state, the Ohio State University hav-
ing twelve head. Charles Wilder of
Lorain. had several head. ID. A. Patter-
son. Spring Valley; A. ID. Cornell, Dali
ton; c. c. Creamer, Parrott, o.; M. c..
Ebright, Shreve; j. j. Moore. Apple
Creek; w s. Moore, Nellie, o.; A. e.
Fisher. Orient, o., had stock in this
sale. The largest show OF hogs was made
by G.. b. Helmuth, of this county, who
Is an extensive raiser of this class of
hogs. Also j. e. Schlabaoh and John F.
Myers, local dealers, had fine specimens
in this sale. The stock sold were the tops
from number of Ohios beet herds and
represent the best breeding in the world
Fancy prices were paid by buyers.
The annual meeting of the association
was held this evening at the American
hotel.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-03-11
EAST SPARTA.

East Sparta, March 3-Mrs. Flnken-
binder, of Huntington, Indiana, daughter
of Eli Mills and formerly resident T
this place, was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Howenstine Sunday.
William McVan, who has been in the
east for some months, employed by the
Ohio Oil Co, is home with his parents.
Frank Bowman, wife and two children,
of Canton, visited friends in this COM
munity, Sunday.
L. V. Carnahan and Erwin Young
opened a meat market in the George
Parker building Monday morning.
George Walker has been suffering for
some days with a severe case of ton
silitlS and abcess in the throat.
George Evans, of Mineral City, was in
town on business, Tuesday
p. Stahleker and family, who occupied
the George Evans farm the last year,
moved to Bolivar Tuesday
Joseph e. Wilson is nursing sore
hand, result of coming in contact with a
ROSTERS spur.
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
William E. Baughmah, Sunday morning.
James Evans and family of Canton
spent Sunday at the home of his mother
in town.
Miss Dora Kinney resumed her duties
at the postoffice Monday morning. after a
layoff of several weeks with grip and
pneumonia.
Mrs. d. w Meiser and Charles
Amenett spent Saturday night and Sum
Mrs. James w. Kinney.
A number. from this place attended
communion services at the Asbury
church Sunday afternoon.
David Griffith, residing south of town,
is quite poorly at present with infrmities
of age.
John z. Gerwig, of Canton, was in
town Saturday morning.
Elmer earns, of Canton, visited Sunday
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William earns.
w. L. Hine, of Magnolia. was in town
Monday afternoon on business.
The Ladies' Aid Society held business
meeting Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Rottsted.
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DEFENSE DTPsONANIA.

Michael Britt, a railroad brakeman
indicted by the January grand jury for
burglary and larceny, was placed on
trial Wednesday afternoon in Judge
Ambler's court. Dipsomania is plead
ed as a defense by the defendant.
Attorney Homer Black, counsel for
Britt, claims that the prisoner for
many years has been subject to at
tacks of periodical insanity. due to ex-
cessive drinking 1t is maintained that
during one of these spells he wander
ed to the Slutz residence, in Osna-
burg township on January 10, and was
captured in the cellar.
The jurors are: Charles AXE, j. N.
Merwin, Calvin FinefroCk, Simon
Handle, Norman Clark, w. p. Fox,
George Mentezer, C. l.. Atkins, James
Flounders, U. E, Slay, u. T. Shoemak-
er and D, c. Evans.
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GREENTOWN.

Greentown, March 4-Miss Margaret
Weary is visiting in Akron.
Mrs. John F. Wise spent Friday
with her sister Mrs. Writers at Lake,
Ohio.
Mrs. and Mrs. Workinger of Comet
were guests of Wilson Smith and fam
ily Thursday.
Miss Allie Bunnel Of Akron is visit
ing Mrs. Lewis Smith.
Daniel Smith spent Friday in Cleye-
land.
Prof. w. H. Miller spent Sunday in
Alliance.
Miss Marie Smith spent Saturday in
Canton.
Elmer Byerle OF Akron called on
his aunt Mrs. A. j. Smith, Sunday.
Mrs. Hunsiker visited friends in Ak
ron, Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Bausher spent Sunday
with her daughter Mrs. John Vine.
Mrs. and Mrs. William Kreighbaum
of Uniontown visited here Tuesday.
Fred Hunsiker and family of North
Hampton spent Tuesday with Lew
Smith and family. &.
Letta Smith has returned home after
visiting few days with her sister
Mrs. Dora Essig near Canton.
Mrs. Rettig of Massillon is visiting
relatives here.
Mrs. Sadie Myers OF Uniontown spent
Tuesday with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Deerdoff
George Ginther and Abe Haak are
on the sick list.
Miss Ada Menser has returned home
after visiting in Massillon.
Eber Knopp and family will move
Thursday on Louis Wrestler farm near
Cairo.
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MIDDLEBRANcH.

Middlebranch, March 5-Mrs. Con-
rad Spellman, Wilson Bixler, Thomas
Sterling and three children, Mrs.
Kreighbaum and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Wise spent Sunday at Canton.
Milton Kline has purchased the
Boetler residence, consideration 5000.
Howard Buchanan moved into the
Lloyd Ringer residence, Monday.
A party of young men serenaded Mr..
and Mrs. George Wise, Monday even
ing.
Thomas Cocklin has taken possess
sion of the David Gibson grocery
store.
P. M. Roger spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. George David, of Canton.
Guy Wisel has rented the Wilson
Bixler farm.
Misses barrow of Canton visited
with Mr.. Darrow, Sunday
Washington Snyder moved to Can
ton, Wednesday.
A gang of section men are building
railroad to the Diamond Portland
Cement Works.
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wise.
hlTS. Odln I1lHlOH5 NIB Ddl lDdId OlD-
son, Mrs. John Allarding and son
George, Mrs. Lewis Roush, Henry
Bender, Newton Roush, George Glib
son, Mrs. G. M. Royer, Mrs. Charles
Buck and Mrs Dan Buchanan, all
transacted business in Canton, Tues
day.
Miss Hiewinkle of Columbus was
guest OF DIR. and Mrs Corl, Monday.
Rev Byers Of Louisville will preach
two Missionary sermons in the Breth-
ren church Sunday morning and even
ing. All members are requested to be
present at these services. Sunday
school at $3.50.
Lloyd Ringer will be section boss
at Canton In the near future
Thomas Sterling has the grippe.
Henry Brown has purchased home
on Navarro street. Canton. He ex-
poets to go In the moving van and
storage business there.
Robert SDangler while cutting down
tree Tuesday, had the misfortune OF
having It fall ngainst the telephone
wires, knocking down two poles.
David Gibson moved into his new
home Tuesday.
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half of southwest quarter So, Lex
ington township, $4,000.
Max Geiger ct al. to C. G. Mummert,
lots 3S42 and 3S4S in Vast Park allot-
ment 10 Alliance. $1,000.
H. w. and Verna |. Hammontree to
Harry Walthour, lot 1895 in West
Park addition to Alliance, $592.
Joseph II. McCurdy to George II.
Whike, lot "a, Canton, 100000.
John and Mary Schmidt to Ada NJ.
Altman, three parcels of land in Can
ton township $3.50.
G. c. Mummert ct al. to Max Geiger
ct al, lot 414S in Geiger Brothers sec
ond addition to Canton, 5000.
William r. and Ida Meese to Arthur
F. and Freda M. Dickerhofe lot 1OO92,
Canton, ST.
Samuel Calm to A. B. Flory, west
half lot $780, Canton, $780,
John D. Rockhill ct al. to Mary
Rockhill, lot 2076 and part lot 2075.
Alliance, 81.
Anna e. and David l.. Housley to
Lillian Housley, part lot 4S45, Canton,
ST.
James E. zimmerman and Clara M.
zimmerman to Mary Jenior and Albert
c. Giltz, one-half lot 20S4, Masslllon,
$270O
The Taylor Land & Improvement
company to Flora Richeimer, sub-lot
% in Taylor Land e Improvement
Co s Mccullough Heights addition to
Massillon, $500.
Plus Schondel and wife to Henry
II II
Mary M. Baker to Charles W. Baker,
lot 6055 and part lots 324, 1863. 1861,
2634, Canton, $500.
Salome G.. and Charles w. Spranlle
to Charles A. Sprankle, part of north
east quarter of section s. Canton town
ship, $500.
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CASE CONTINUED,

Announcement was made yesterday
by Prosecutor KriChbaum that the
case of ex-Policeman George Miller, of
Alliance, charged with the killing of
Mrs. Emma Howenstine, will be con-
tinued until the next term of court
on account of the defendants ply
steal condition. Miller is still con-
fined at the workhouse suffering with
paralysis, both legs being affected.