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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-18
GOOD READLNG.


The following document was read from the
pulpit of one ofour city churches onlast Sabbath,
asithe expression of the officers touching the con-
duct ofseveral members. AS it accords with our
Ideas of consistent christianity, we publish it for
the benefit of those who had not the opportunity
ofheariDg 1t: --.----------..-- .---.-- '-.-,--
"Our attention has been called to the fact that
few of the members Of our church were in attend
ance upon so called exhibition of spirit power
at the Opera House on Saturday evening, Sept
goth. We have not felt it our duty to take any
farther action in the case than to express in this
public manner, our decided disapproval of such
conduct The large attendance upon that occa
sion was creditable neither to the intelligence
nor moral characterof. our community, and the
outcome OF the exhibition, was humiliatipg
enough to those who patronized it by their pres
ence and money. Those who iutelligently accent
the truths Of christianity ought to have no faith
in such pretended spiritual manifestations, and
attendance upon them on the Sabbath, Is in our
view reprehensible II is plain violation of the
sanetty of the Lords day, and cannot but be in.
furious in its influence upon the young and hurt
ful to the cause of Christ. We wish to kindly yet
earnestly, express our disapprobaton of this, and
other violations of the Sabbath, prevalent in our
midst such as railway travel, pleasure riding Wis.
iting and feastng, and to tlfectionately urge all
our members to the faithful observance of the
Lords day."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-18
MAssILloN coRREsPoNpFNoE

| Your Informant last week was mistaken In 70
gard TO the cause Of the death Of Mr.. Jas. Hainel
at Canal Fulton. Upon Coroner Aftekruse hold
| ing an inquest and having post mortem exam
nation, 1t was discovered that he came to hi,
deatn by slrangulationi a large piece of beef be.
Ing 'ound stuck IN his throat. 'tA' '7. q
The funeral Of Willie Clark, the young man
killed the Pigeon Run shaft on Thursday last
1ya large stone falling from the roof upon him
aslargelg attended. He was q youth that was
highly respected by all who knew him, and his
aAd and sudden death is mourhed by all. H
Lawrence Allardng had a shootlngA Ascrape at
hisrestaurant last week. The tramp slot close,
huti'aninch is as good as a mile In case of that
KING. Lawrence came close to him too, but is
glad he did not iniure him. The tramp shoot.
ist' now solourns in the county Jail 't
Charles Norwood, an engineer on the c. Mt.
Vernon D. branch who accidentally pushed
his rightleg through the cab window of his en-
gine on Thursday evening last, thereby severing
two arteries aud making severe wound. was
brought home to Massillon, on Saturday. He Is
now In a fair way of recovery ~ ut.
We have two Or three telephones In town for
private business accommodation, but the best one
we have seeu-rin fact the only one we have tried
-ris the one used between Pigeon Run Coal Co.'S
shaft and the Msssillon office Of the L. s. & 7. "
X. X. ofiice. Though four miles away, the bank
superintendent can talk TO "Bally' al any time
Send for dAftors order cars &c. without sending
"a man totoWni 1t is wonderful to hear "Bally"
sing Yankee Doodle through the telephone, since
the election.
Frank Willenberg andhis partner, Ertle, are re.
ceiyinS Democratic gains since the election. They
always did sell good meats. ... ....,
The temperance festival at the Opera House last
week was a success. g-.,,... .....
There is some talk ofLallng up the old canal
basin In the rear of the buildings on theTiEht
'hpnd side ofMain street, just across the bridge.
The Canton gailants lOiR come over every sun.
day to see our good looking girls. nE ne ''
We are bound to have grand Democratic
"Whoop up" this (Thursday) evening. We did
our duty as we agreed to do and "old Perry is too
fullfOr utterance" We must yell with the bal.
lance Of Molly starks chickens. . o.-r.
Joseph Foltz, arrested for stabblng Louis Mist,
is out on bail Mist viii recover from his
wounds. -"J'N Fn. lH unE ID.
Miners pay day last Saturday caused general
circulation of small change. If it would only
come olteuer, is the remark made by those who
handled the scrip. .' hH '.' ou
zIVy : 4 -.ti rI ... .f.1 i.. r.
Graber Bros, sound Democratic butchers ex,
pect tosell sill more beef pudding &C., at their
shops on Erie and West Main streets, since the
election, bedause defeated candidates look SO
hungry, '' ''~ 7.'I i1SHa.b aNh a.H. 20
0
McSClain is about erecting a new ,grist mill on
Exchange street, adjoiIing their warehouse.
The races have been we'll attended, and this
falls meeting is a; success Come over and see
the seppers tomorrow and next day. .,....,,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-18
MARRIED.

EOLL-CLAY-By Rev. f Herbruck, Oct 10th,
at the residence of the brides father, Mr, John
Clay, William p NOll and Alice Clay.
ZARTMAN- CONRAD--By the ssme, Oct. 10TH
at Trinity Reformed church, Rev. Allen X. Fart
man Of Helena, o. and Miss Libbie A, Conrad, of
this city.
BTsHOP-HOWE-On the 11th inst, by Rev.
P. HerbruCk, Mr.. Allison Bishop and Miss Lem
ma A. Howe, both Of stark county
sLUSsER-lIA the 11th inst, by the
same Mr.. Josiah @, Slusser and Miss Clara c.
Marks, both OF Stalk county.
MYERs-SHUTT-O the same, and by the
same, Mr. James B. Myers of Summit county. and
Miss Ella G. Shut Of stark county,
BORST-PUFF-On the same, and by the same,
Mr., Peter BOrst and Miss Elizabeth Puff, both Of
Canton.
LOUTZENHE1SER-MILL On the 18th inst.
by the same, Mr.. William j. Louzenheiser and
Miss Lydia Miller, both of Stark county.
MILLER-PFAU-O 90 the same aud by the same
Mr.. Edward D. Miller and Jennie Pau, both Of
Canton, -l,.
GRABER-MEISER-In this city on the 10th
inst, by Rev, e. W. LOunsbury, Peter Graber OF
Canton and Miss Mary E. Meiser of 0snaburg.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-18

: The trotting meeting to be held Tuesday, Wed.
nesday and Thursday, Oct %, "a aud 25, promises
to be the best ever held in the county. A mum.
ber of horses from the big circuit have entered
and the fastest time will be made ever shown
over our track. Each race is well filled with good
horses, speca purse of 500 is offered to PAGERS,
trotters road horses and farm horses First horse,
st2 second, Sc third 49, Horses trotting or pac-
ing go as they please nearest $3.50. Entrance, So,
Close Tuesday, pm. The small sum of 25 cents
admits everybody, and all vehicles free. Let ev-
erybody turn out and have good time. The
races will be conducted quietly and no intoxi
caing liquors will be allowed to be sold on Il
ground "... .
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-18
FURNITURE,

The recent large arrivals OfBGFlOr and bedroom
furniture atJlB, McCreas, this city have filled to
overfiowlng the Ave extensive warerooms and
annexes. In ordertO get space for stin further
additions now coming in, special inducements are
being offered toeash and short time buyers, in
parlorand chambersuts, lounges, easy cnalrs, pier
glasses nlafble' top tables bsok cases Snd side.
boards wihunusually 10y Prices fosfprhitre Of.
every description. hhis5'ls the most favorable
time ever known in this city to buy good furni-
ture at low prices No charge for delivering fine
furniture anyplace In Stark County. ..a ...., I,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-18
CO. TREASURER FHSSLBR
is READY TO RECEIVE
THE DECEMBER TAXES.

We learn that County Treas
8ursr FessIer is ready to receive
the December Taxes, the books
being all in shape and in his
hands, according to law. he
desires that all who can make
it convenient wiU come along be-
fore the end Of the taT-paying
term, Wbieh is December s2Otk.
Every Taxpayer bn6ws that it
is not pleasant to call at the
Tea8urer's Office when the
crOud is large and the jam dis
agreeable. The Treasurer there
fore hopes that theJfiends ouer
the County wiU make it, eonUe-
niew to call and pay their tax
es in good time and thereby ae-
eODnmOdGte themselves as weU
as himself 1t is hoped every
taxpayer whO reads this will
take it as a personal appeal to
himself and act accordingly,
and as soon as convenient.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-18
LATE NEWS

Paris Oct l2,--Gambetta has been sentenced to
three months imprisonment and to pay ine Of
$500 for paoardlng his recent address to electors
In his ACCOMPLISHMENT The printer Of the adj
dress has been sentenced TO 10 days imprison.
ment and to pay fine of siO0 40
Pottsville, Pa, Oct IAN explosion of fire.
damp occurred early this morning at Eagle Hill
Colliery, operated by the Philadelphia aud Read.
ing Company which resulted In the death Of Jas.
Ooyle, and the terrible burning Of his nephew Of
thesame name, and slightly ysngelng another mau
named John Lore tF tIu i.f ~ H
Col. Henry r. slbley, we'll known ana hither.
To highly respected citizen OF Boston, was ar.
rested on fremont street on Saturday evening on
charge Of forging Endorsements to certain notes
discounted at the Continental National Bunk.
The franklin Savings Bank or Allegheny. was
broke on the l1th by the collapse of the Alleghe.
ny Savings Bank. Won't this almost daily clos
ing ofinstltutions where are deposited tho little
savings Of industry make the government take
heed Of its duty to the people .r .......,
Wade Hampton, Jr, Is running fora seat In the
Mississippi Assembly, He served on Gen. Joe
Johnstons staff with distinctions ....
The son Of the Algerian patriot the EmIr Abb.
el'Kader, has great deal Of literary taste, andis
writing q life Of his father, throughout the more
stirring portion Of his career. .sU. .fsHr.
The coach from DeadwoOd to Cheyenne Was
stopped by road agents about two miles from, IT,
Laramie one night last week, and four hundred
dollars taken from the passengers. .t.t.af4
The Russian grain haryesti Is dsappointlngboth
in quality and quantity. The wet weather In
August and the scarcity Of labOrers are assigned
as causes of the short yield lf. .iE
y The failure OF Gross & Co., importers and gem
eral commission merchants, was announced in
San Francisco. The parent house is at Glasgow
with branch at Valparaiso and San Francisco,
and extensive business connections in Europe,
South America, Australia and China. .l.JR
Madison, o., Oct t2-The schooner Valentine
toundered off Cleveland on Wednesday night,
Oct. 10, The crew took 10 the boat, aud, after 16
hours hard labor landed six miles below Fair.
port. We were all well beat out, having had to
work backing the boat all the way ashore. lhe
crew saved only what they wore. ..
San Francisco Oct'1l.-A San Diego dispatch
says:'A dispatch from Mesilla, N, M says
Judge Howard killed Louis Cards at ElpRso,
Texas, yesterday evening Carols was leader of
the mob that arrested the county officers of Epaso
county. Great excitement prevails.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-18

Messrs. Farnham, Wolf & PipckleyI a new but
Promising firm in Canton, are now engaged in
the special line Of carriage trimming, painting,
ETC. All three members Of the firm are practical
meC hanica in thef Individual lines, and the fact
that their work took tirss premium at the Fair
last week speaks highly In itself Their place Of
business is located at No. as East Tuscsrawas st.,
Hahn's building, and all who may scall on them
will be guaranteed fine work at prices as Inv as
can be anticipated. AllwAo examined tho work
exhibited by them at the fail hust at once be
thoroughly satisfied as. toa their ability as work.
men, 49, EGsNN tfNt kHH 4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-18

AWEBDNG-T Trinity church. in our city, Rev.
Ed. Herbruek, pastor, was thronged on Tuesday
afternoon at3 o'clock, by some of our best Cit :
zens, old and young to witness the marriage Of
Rev ALLEN X, HARTMAN, pastor of the Reformed
church at Helenay sandusky equity o., and Miss
Libbie, only daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, Benjamin
Conradi Of our city. The'Rev. Herbruok, during
the ceremony, was supported by Reverends C. NJ.
Schaaf aud @. B. Kriete, of the first and second
Reformed churches, of Ft Wayne, Iod. The
bridesmaids and groomsmen were as follows
Rev. John stoner of Navarro, and Miss Flora
Poornhan of TiHin; Rev. NJ F, Frank of Union.
town. and Miss Glemmie, daughter Of Judge
Meyer; Mr.. RIO. hartman, brother Of the groom
of Perry county, o., and student at Heidelberg
College, al Tifin, and Miss Jesse Hildenbrand Of
Canton. The party marched in to the church
slowly to the sound ofgood music from the organ
at which Prof Clewell presided, After the per-
formance Of the ceremony which was deliberate
ly and gracefully done, the party retired in the
reverse order to the sound Of the organ, the play
ing of which had been resumed. On leaving the
church, coaches sock the brldaliparty TO the resi-
denee of the brides parents on East Tuscarawas
street. where alarge assemblage Of friends greet
ed the happy couple and partook Of bouptiIuI
repast prepared for the occasion Thetwaln took
the evening train for bridal tour attended by
the best wishes of their hosts Of friends
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-18

THE WRONG MAN TACKLED y Last Sunday even.
ing, Herbruck the dry goods man, entered his
store and opened the safe to get some money with,
which to pay his church dues. When he had cot
the money he looked up and was confronted by
two men who had stolen in; he asked what they
wanted and one replied that he wanted to buy
some yarn Mr.. Herbruck answered that's a
likely yarni" the same fellow then said "Well,
by God we are going to have something" Mr..
Herbuuck reached in the safe and abstracted
therefrom a revolver which he pointed toward the
fellows with the remark that they could have just
what they wanted. :, The fellows d,nly de.
parted.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-18

AUCTION SALE OF STEEL ENGRAvINGs, &C., SC
The elegant display Of rare steel engravings, stat
uettes, flower pictures, oil Ghromos &C., &C.,
South Market street, opposite the postoffice, has
attracted much attention from our citizens during
the week The oil goods are all beautifully
framed The collection is in excellent taste and
forms complete gallery of art The whole col
lection will be sold at auction this week, posi-.
lively without reserve, Not picture toiH be taken
atCdy, Everything must be sold regardless of cost
or price, Now is the time to get nice present
for the holidays without paying any fancy price.
Sales at p. m. daily. Extra ladies sale. Saturday
at 2 pm.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-18

EX-SENATOR A. R, HAINEs-sent us a few lines
Ene other DAY congratulsting us on our great and
NOBLE victory, and our grand work in "Molly
STARK. NO one is betterpleased with the result
than Mr. Haines we know. BY the Carroll Clron.
lce OF last week we notice that silly report as to
MT Hainess financial standing is without foun-
pauon' HIS magnificent farm Of near 300 acres is
uniinculmnbered, and he is not indebted to banks
OF 70 money lenders, and his credit unimpaired.
MI Haines has always stood high, number one,
as sound Straightforward, prompt business
man Long may he and his, live and prosper.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-18

A ToIER IN THE ToILs.-Price, the express mes
senger for the Adams Company, who exhibited so
much bravery and nerve in killing the would be
ropber Binekly, in his Prices) car near Crestine
q couple ol years ago, was arrested at Chicago
recently by ono of Plnkertoh's detectives for
pocketing what wasn't his. own, After he had
killed Binekly, who had first fred three shots at
MIN, 1t Will be remembered he was presented with
$1,000 in gold by the Company and promised a sit.
uaton and annuity for life.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-18

AMUsEMENTS,-To,night Mr.. Lawrence Barrett
begins season of'two weeks at the Opera House,
opening in "Riehelieu," Mr. Barrett has often
appeared in this character in Cleveland, and It is
believed by many to be his best impersonatior,
1t is difficult however to determine the best when
so much is excellent, and Mr., Barrett win appear
In nothing in which he viii not do himself credit
He will appear in several of his characters for the
first time during this engagement and will also
produce his new play, "a Counterfeit Present
ment" which has just been pronounced a success
in Pittsburgh.-C Cleu. Herald, 18th, #t ...
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-18
TWELVE HAMPERS
- TWELVE HAMFEho
Genuine imported seltzer Water q schwalm q
Bros. 80, 81. o. i3s NM
MONUMENTALS

Undoubtedly the finest artistic exhibit at the
Fair last week was The two MONUMENTS III italian
marble Of Hapbert & conkell The one Gothic
Italian marble monument, known as the Dick
Monument, was truly fine and beautiful in de.
sign and finish, and will be an attractive orna-
ment in any locality! This firm is already noted
as the ablest the kind in the county and their
work should be examined by all interested, as it
speaks for itself.s Z NJ, N
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-18
ALLIANCE.

In the case of shidler vs. the City Of Alliance,
tried before the Common Pleas Court at Canton
last week, in which suit was brought for damages
sustained by a lad named shidler by means Of a
defective sidewalk, the jury rendered verdict
for the plaintiff in the sum ofS2.3OO. Thisamount
we learn from the Alliance papers. added to dam
age recovered in several previous cases. makes
about 45OO paid by the tax payers Of Alliance for
broken and imperfect side walks. A few more
drafts of this sort Iupon the municipal treasury
will have tendency to createa very healthy tone
in the public sentiment concerning sidewalks in
that city. --.------- - - -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-18

A number of attempted and successful burglar.
les occurred last Friday night The first was at
the residence of Joseph Painter, Esq, South and
Poplar streets where the thieves got some money,
watch and other miscellaneous articles; second
trial and unsuccessful, was at Daniel Lankers;
third at James Reynolds, and fourth at human &
Sons branch grocery, 100 South Market street.
The only place they succeeded in gaining en-
trance was at Painters.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-18

CeLUMBIANA CoUNTY--Has at present twelve
weeklies one daily, and two monthly newspapers
making in all fifteen periodicals. distributed as
follows:' Columbiana, two weeklies, Leetonia,
one weekly, Salem two weeklies, two monthlies
and one daily New Lisbon three weeklies, Wells.
vile one weekly, salineville one weekly and East
Liverpool two weeklies, besides three job offices,
one at East Palestine and two at Salem, that do
not issue paper. What county is there in the
State with the same population as COlumbiana
county, that can beat her in the way of newspa.
pers. We do not believe there is one; if there
is let them speak out Coltmbtdnd Register
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-18
MACHINERY.

The display Of machinery wasreally ine larger
than usual and handsomer than generally found
| at a county fair.
The first that attracted our attention was an ar
rangement of twelve plows, Imperials and Regu.
latoFs put up by the widely known-frm of Bu.
cher, GiPps& Co.. ofthis city and the ploWwhich
has grown immensely into the favor of farmers
throughout the country NJ. L, Gibbs & Co, were
also largely represented with the well known
pl9ws Champion Boss Champion and Monitor
Toadnplowsl Mrs. J. B. Wilson'S Buckeye was
| prominent among the exhibitors Of horse hay
rakes, Albert Ball had a handsome display of
Red Jackets, the well known iron beam ploW
manufactured by him at Cedar and Poplarstreets.
Clement Dierkort exhibited grain and seed drill
manufactured at Hagerstown, Ind, Jesse Harter,
agent for Ludlow Il Rogers, Springfield, o. show
ed the Buckeye grain drill. Essig & shenkle
Louisville, extension ladder. A. Holl, New Ber.
lin, as agent, exhibited patent feed steamer
which was ofgreat interest to farmers The York
feed cutter, manufactured by Field, Wolf & Co. Of
this city, was found to be an excellent thing
in its line. The same can be saidof ], Dicks hay
straw and fodder cutter. Q.C Ashton, Bryan, o.
showed the Buckeye harrow. Henry Reamsnyder
Canton exhibited something Of interest to farm.
ers in the way Of patent farm gates stratton &
Cullom Meadeville Pa, hay ladder L. NJ. Batty &
Co. of this city, showed novelty in the shape of
cutter that viii chopup hay, fodder, wood or al.
mostRnything that needs be cut; G, Aultman &
Co. had on exhibition their Sweepstakes llresher,
Monitor road engine, horse power and Buckeye
reapers and mowers; +, Bayliss & Co., Massillon,
Excelsior harvester; Farnham, Wolf & Pinkley,
rs east Tuscarawas street, took first premium on
fine show of carriage work. Dar B, Smith exhibit
ed that farmers favorlte the Michigan Tanning
MILL Braucher, ofNew Berlin, agent exhibit
ed the eBoss" meat cutter and number Of other
valuable machines were attractive and worthy of
examination.
Menges & Rose on the trapeze, and Theo Miller,
the rope walker, held large crowds each after.
noon.
The display ofstock and the ring parades were
large and fine in every class, the premium list
will give the result of this exhibit.
In trotting the only race of interest was the
free for all, Saturday afternoon of which the fol-
lowing is summary:
Geo. W. sourbeck, Alliance, bg., g. W. s. s.a..2.2.2
- -, Canada, brm., Maggie Smith...l1.1
Kitzmiller Bros, Canton, bm. Dixey Queen 3 3.3
Best time-2A5.
The usual number of fakirs and statesmen were
on the ground, and Friday and Saturday the at.
tendance was very large and throughout the
managers have room to congratulate themselves.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-18
BAKING MADE EASY.

The Centennial Cake andoBatihg Pan Is the
latest and best ever made, By simply raising
hook the sides come Off leaving the cake still sit
ting on the bottom Of the. pan. To remove the
tube you insert knife into slot at the top of the
tube, giving 1t half turn. II Is provided with q
slide on,the bottom, so that when you TemoVethe
tube you can close the tube hole, making a pan
for baking bread, jelly cake, etc It lis made Of
Russia iron, which does not rust 1t bakes even
and gives the cake nicer brown than the old
kind OfpanFa oneiw will be easily convinced after
seeing II that 1t is complete durable and the best
pan made. James McGlll, of South and South
High street. is the agent in this County The pan
is mechanical triumph, and will last a lifetime
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-18

WAYNE COUNTY Y,-Judge Patsons on Friday
sentenced the following criminals found guilty
George L. Lloyd and George Snyder, burglars,
three years in penitentiary; John Wilson, high.
way robber, one year. James Williams, (colored)
horse thief, three years .ri ..,..,
William Gallagher, ~ miles from shreve, was
found dead in his bed on the 10th. He was in
the haait Of tnhaling chlorofOrm for the asthma,
and 1t seemed he had done so thstnfght. Ais age
was 49, and he leaves wife and several chill.
dren. NN.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-18

Mr.. EDIToR.--In the sentence, "I feel sad and
lonely" what parts of speech are "sad and lone
lyf Also in the phrase, "hallowed be thy
name," in what mood is "be hallowed ~
SCHOOL GIRL.
[sad and lonely ere adjectives, as a sad and
lonely girl and-let thy name be hallowed-will
complete the latter sentence, and show that "be
hallowed" is in the infnitiVe mood,-ED. DEM.l
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-18

BUSINESS FAILURE-A dispatch to the Pittsburgh
Commercial Gazette dated salem O., Oct. 7th,
says: By the failure of the Concord Tile and Or
namental Company, located at Concord, Mahon
ing county, yesterday, forty men were thrown out
OF employment They made an assignment to E.
s. Bushnell. The liabilities are $4,000 and the
assets S2O0O0