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talaciou de, esta indnstria en- esta capii-
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de euantos esten q Iii nniii II lcanSe tiatii
simpaincanEio la sez todos
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le hhercanufas ii Stle lli;ga practical I'll ef mos.
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sL0s duekssi lie GaIerl inyitapsa los atici0lia-
dos i esta diversion, para que eoncgrrsp en- los
tlias s. s. de Febrero pr6ximo. con sus Valicn-
teS enppe eUneg eallossquH tentlran peleas de
tod0S pesos u Ianfidades !; ilisfintanflo al mismo
TEMPO della excelente Hidsica del fAEsTRo DA-
stsi dasidp q Ia rec Iaoca ooals t0do dileiiO
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bneRas ffelaeiqles tsns poapn en-. sita6oIoM de-
iac.litai ehalqli era one laeiop stear
gana bien h0nrarlos.
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firmas y somos de Y. attos. $ S. q B. SsMafs
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luego, Y que Sc publiqnen las Tegias que debeh
obsaEEar los que entablen relaeiones consl, y
son las siguieftcs
IL Las oticllias estaFaii abieTtas para ell
despaeF0 del pdblico slssde las dies della ma
fianas basta los tg,es de lastaRses :issC9
y Para todo 10 refereDte 8 las acciones de
Ia SOCiedad, Sc ditfgiraii' los iiteresad los Gl Ne.
goci1do do acciones ; ssts ifeidenctGs, en- II
SecretaFfa
Sc Para las negociaeiones conferenciaran
preyiamente los interesad0s con ell Director e
q Secfetafio xpresaldo sieIiirre pot iesetito
en- sCaTt6s9 gnQta sna ada epa pIetan nsi0n slat
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-28
ALLLANCR.

The report that was published In some OF the
Salem papers, and freely circulated on our
streets, that Tim Collins, the noted puglllst had
died from the I'M lries received at the hands Of
Joseph OSeline some weeks ago, Is entirely un.
founded, as Collins passed through here last week
on his way to Sharon, Pa, where he expects to
teach class OF young bloods the art of boxing.
We make this correction In justice to Mr.. ogellne.
II, Bleakley, Esq, general manager OF the A.,
L, E, 4 W, Narrow.Gaug Railroad, returned
home from New York city few days ago, where
he had been to place bonds Of the above road on
the market
Thursday evening last week, Arthur Rice and
Miss Rachel Phillips were united IN wedlock,
Rev. j. B. Miller performing the ceremony.
John Caskey and family, of Mt. Union started
for Kansas City last Tuesday evening, where they
expect to make their future home.
Margaret Malahan, a stranger employed recent
ly at the Arlington Hotel, and when there only
three days, purloined various little articles from
the room OF Mrs. Adams. the landady Miss
Malahan was charged with taking them, which
she in the most emphatic terms denied and i'm.
mediately went TO her room and tied up her per-
sonal property In handkerchefand came down
stairs, holding them in one haud and pistol in
the other, declaring she would shoot any d.
man, woman or child that charged her with being
thief, and left showerlng curses on the Arling-
ton, Marshal KingSbery was informed of her
conduct and 1t was not long until he found her
near the steam hammer works. where she had
concealed the articles taken from Mrs. Adams
The articles were given TO the marshal, and Miss
Malahan was let go, since which time she has not
been seen or heard Of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-28
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Monday Eve'g, Nov. 20.
Present-Barlet, President; sherrIok, Arter, Her
bruok, MoCann, RhoreT, and Monnot
Minutes OF last meeting read and approved,
Petiiions-From citizens on Mahonlng and East
Second street asking for lamps, Referred to COM
mittee on gas.
The Chief Engineer Of the fire department stat
ed that he had an opportunity to trade of the old
Washington hand engine for rsupples for the fire
department Referred 10 the committee on fire
department
On motion the street commissioner was instruct
ed to repair the crossings on West Tuscarawas
street.
On motion the matter Of selling the city lot at
the corner Of Walnut ard South streets was refer
red TO Committee on city property.
On motion the legality Of closing the drinking
places Of the city at 1880 p. m, was referred To
the city solicitor,
ReportsQf Committees- Committee to whom was
referred the petition for the vacation Of Union
Dam, was granted further time,
On report OF Mr.. Herbruck concerning the CON
dltion Of bridge in front Of the Winterhalter
property on Walnut street, the Street Commission
er was instructed 10 notify owners TO remove 1t
Immediately.
On motion the City Clerk was instructed to is-
sue an order to the trustees of the Hartford estate
for sl25 to pay costs incurred by litigation.
On motion, parties having charge Of the city
horses were instructed TO buy hey at the lowest
figure when needed,
Committee on Fire Department reported in IA
vor of getting sixteen gum coats for fire depart
ment Accepted.
Committee on Claims reported adverse to pay.
ing A. G, Eitnoir for extra labor on South Market
street. Accepted.
The Committee on City Officers reported favora-
BILE to accepting report of Water Works Trustees.
Accepted.
street laborersiwas referred to Committees on Ways
Special committee in the John Doyle matter re.
ported in favor OF paying Mr.. Doyle $3.50 for
ground necessary to straighten High street. Ac.
copied.
City Solicitor reported having made settle
ment with Mr.. Louis Engle for $3.50 for damages
caused by an overflow Of water. Accepted.
Report of City Weighmaster Field was read and
accepted
The following officers of the fire police were
confirmed by the Council;
Captain, VIM. Dannemiller; LIST Lieutenant, W.
8, Lerch % Lieutenant, M. Foehl; Secretary, D.
M. Hummell Treasurer. Louis Dumont,
On notion City Solicitor was instructed to take
deed for grond on North Cherry street, and hold
the deed until the city complies with Its agree.
ment with the owner, Mr.. Schaeter.
On notion the matter Of reducing the wages Of
and Means.
Bill Of C. c. Snyder for nails, was referred to
Committee on Claims.
Bill of L. NJ. schaefer was referred to Commit
tee on Claims.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-28
BURIED IN A WELL.

Frederick schlaeppi, of Sparta, who was at one
time employed by Willis Benskin q Co., and a
brother of Louis schlaeppi of this city was buried
in well on the farm Of John Kaylor, near Boil.
war; Saturday afternoon. He has been engaged
in boring wells for some time, and was at the
time engaged in lowering tile into a well he had
just bored out. A stone had obstructed the plac-
ing of the tile, and he had gone down to take it
out. When about 50 feet down he called to those
ut the windlass to draw him up quickly, which
they proceeded to do, but the sides Of the hole
caved in and covered him at considerable
depth. Atube We Immediately driven dnwn in the
hope of furnishing him with air sufficient to keep
him alive and the work of digging him out push.
ed forward with all possible haste. Monday af.
ternoon he was reached and taken out, but he
had been dead so long that it was with the great.
est difficulty that his grip on the iron bar which
held the bucket was loosened.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-28
BILLS ALLOWED.

AKRoN,-The Akron bar held meeting satur
day afternoon to formulate an expression upon
the course taken by the press and council Of the
city against the presiding Judge. The report Of
the committee regarding the law in the case was
to the effect that "The attack upon the integrity
Of our court, coming as 1t does from the hands of
men assuming to be city council, and to act SO
officially as to declare what they will officially
do, is so contemptuous Of all law, so threatening
against all order, that the press which published
1t and the persons so vauntng their official power
may well be warned Of their liability under the
law Of the land" This was unanimously adopt
ed, and committee was appointed to ask the
court that the same be spread upon the journal.
Complaints come in from Talmadge, this coun-
ty, TO the effect that school teacher in that viii
lage has Of Of late been very cruel TO two BOhe
mian children, aged respectively seven and nine
years. For little childish otfense, 1t is said she
beat the elder of the two boys black and blue
with the ramrod OF gun, and kept the seven
year old child confined for eight hours in dark
garret overhead, without food or water.
Mrs. Minnie Porter, woman of ill-repute, was
found dead in her bed Monday morning. Heart
disease was the cause.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-28
INDIAN couRrsHIp AND MARRIAGE

We have lately had the pleasure OF perusing an
old publication entitled IAN account OF the His.
tory, Manners ana Customs Of the Indian Ma.
lions, who once Inhabited Pennsylvania and the
Neighboring States, written by Rev, John Heck
ewelder, Moravian missionary among them. In
an article on Marriage and Treatment OF their
wives" we copy the following:
AN aged Indian, who for many years had
spent much Of his time among the white people
observed, that the Indians had not only a much
easier way OF getting wife than the whites, but
were also more certain OF getting good one
For" said he in his broken Euglish, white man
c0urt-court-may be one whole year -may be
TWO year before he marry, Well l-may be then
get a very good wlfe-may be notl-may be very
orossl Well now, suppose cross I-scold so soon
as get awake In the morning sCold all day !
scod until sleep all one; he must keep him -
White people have law against throwing away
wife, be he ever so cross I-must keep him always
Well how does Indian doH Indian when he see
good squaw, which he likes he go to hiHl-put his
TWO forehngers close aside each otheT-make two
look like one-look squaw In the face-see him
smile-whch is all one he say, yes So he take
MIN home.'no danger he be cross no! no /
squaw know too well what Indian do II he cross
Throw MN away and take another Squaw love
TO eat meat! No husband l--no meat squaw do
everything to please husband He do the same
to please Squaw-.live happy
tThe pronouns in the Indian language have no
feminine gender,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-28
MAYOR'S COURT.

John Pettinger was brought up in sorry state
of intoxicatlOn and fined 50 and COSTS He had
spent all his two dollars however, and boarded it
out.
VIM, Collier, a steady, quiet enough man when
sober, drank the alcohol which his sick wife had
used in bathing her body and of course became
unruly, He was fined 50 and costs. So disgusting
a performance merited heavier fine
Emmanuel Murphy, the infernel machine man,
was bound over by his Honor to the next term of
Common Pleas Court in the sum of $500 on the
charge Of stealing powder from Lawrence & Mey-
ers. tits said to be clear case against him.
A man OF about 70 summers was arraigned for
an indecent proposal made to young woman
who lives in house belonging to the offender,
and fined So and costs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-28
"PERFECTLY SOUND"

ALLEGANY BRIDGE, Pa, Sept. 6, 1876.
Or. NJ. M. FENNER, Fredonia, N. Y.
Dear Sir MY wife has been afflicted with Dyspep-
sia and Liver Disease for long time. Two bottles of
your Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic have
made her greatly better. l think she will become
perfectly sound. l have large sale on your medi-
cines and those used in my family have paid me more
than your whole bill take pleasure in recommend
dng them to the world.
With much respect M. G, KNAPP, Merchant.
DR.. Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve
Tonic may well be called 1.-THE conquering hero" of
the times. It is The medical triumph of the age.
Whoever has 'the blues" should take 1t, for 1t reDu
ldes and restores the dsordered system that gives
rise to them, 1t always cures Blousness and Liver
Complaint, Jaundlce, Dyspepsia, Constipation Head
aches, FEVER AND Aeuf, SPLEEN ENLARGEMENTs,
Scrofula, Eryslpelas, Plmples, Blotches and ALL
SKIN ERUPTIONs and BLOOD DISORDERS: Swelled
Limbs and DrOpsy; SleeI lessness, Impaired Nerves
and Nervous Debility. Restores flesh and strength
when the system is running down or going into de.
cllne cures Female Weakness and Chronic Rheu-
matsm, and relieves Chronic Bronchitis, and all
Lung and Throat difficulties. It does these things by
striking at the root of disease and removing its
causes.
DIR. Fenner's Improved Cough Honey will relieve
any cough in one hour.
DIR, Fenners Golden Relief cures any pain as
ToOth-ache, Neuralgia, collie or Headache in 3 to 30
minutes, and readily relieves Rheumatism, Kidney
Complaint, Dlarrhea, Dysentery. For sale by deal
ers
Get circular entitled Peoples Remedies" describ-
ing DR.. Fenner's Popular Remedies
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-28

DEATH OF JAMES BARNETT.-We merely an
nounced last week the death of old James Bar
nett, of Massilon, by accident, but had then no
particulars. Itseems he was returning from Ma.
varre, and as he drove under the Erie Street rail-
road bridge his horse and buggy collided with
another horse and buggy driven by Mr.. Smith of
Navarro Both men were thrown from their ve
hicles and severely injured, Mr.. Barnett so Sc
verely that he died next morning about O'clock
His funeral took place from the u B. Church on
Monday afternoon, last week, and was largely at
tended. Mr.. Barnett was native of Ireland, and
was about S6 years Of age. He had lived in Stark
county over fifty years, and had become man of
considerable property. Notwithstanding his ad-
vanced age, his faculties had not failed, and but
for this accident he might have lived for yesrs,
We believe Mr. Barnett helped to dig the Ohio
Canal In the long ago now.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-28

ADA.-Thursday afternoon Miss Hattie Baker,
accompanied by her mother, went to the drug
store where young man named Curly High is
employed as prescription clerk, and charged
him with seduciug her. Miss Hattie presented
him paper for his signature, which he refused to
sign, whereupon Hattie and her mother drew re.
volvers, which they had secreted nnder their
shawls, and began firing at him. Five shots were
fred, one Of which made a slight flesh wound,
extending from the breast to the right shoulder,
The women were just preparing to fire again
when Mr.. High caught the hands of both of them
and wrenched the revolvers from them. They
were arrested on charge Of assault and battery
with intent to kill.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-28

A NEW DoDGE-The Youngstown Yindicdtor
has unearthed new swinde. 1t says: Some
time ago two men drove up in front Of Mr. Adam
Lynn's farm residence, two and one.half miles
from this city, and after talking to Mr. Lynn on
several topics, offered to sell him patent feed
steamer at bargain. Lynn declined purchasing
and the men started to go away, when all at once
one of the men thought 1t would be good idea
to have Mr.. Lynns address, as he was one of the
leading farmers in the vicinity" Mr.. Lynn, be.
ing an obliging gentleman, consented. A few
days later man called at Mr.. Lynns to have him
pay a note of 1850 Lynn said the writing looked
very much like his own, and to avoid further
trouble" compromised the matter by paying 1926
He had written his name on blank note and 1t
cost him S225."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-28

CANTON SUBSCRIBERS SMOKE THTs-The demise
of the New York Advocate. Mr.. Shupes celebrated
Greenback organ is announced. The Advocate
vas fine, large newspaper of eight pages, furn'
ished for the ridiculous price Of so cents year.
The circulation ran up immensely but the COM
monest foe in the land could have foretOld the
result wher the white sheet on which the paper
was printed costas much as the subscription price.
People who sent money to the Advocate can con-
tent themselves for the remainder of the year
with fiat newspaper, so to speak.-POSt.