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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-17

The following Is the list Of Ohio patents grant
ed during the week ending July 1Sh:P P Breiden.
back Kenton, double acting pump; H, M Brown,
Lore City, churn; BultE and j. NJ. Baker,
Jacksohborough, wheel hub H. W. Cappell New
Lisbon, rail l6int ]. L. Davis, Canton, tube cut.
ter &C.; O Du Brul, Cincinnati, cigar cutter; s..
v. Essick ct al, Alliance, knitting machine; G.
Hofer, Cincinnati gliding holdings @. 8. Hor-
ton Rochester Depot, grain tally; K. J. Howdon,
Cincinnati, cofin handle; R Howdon. Cincin,
natl, packing box for hardware I. NJ Howard,
Circleville, grave torpedo; A, E. Lyman, Geneva
shawl strap; wm MeIcslf, Toledo, keS'fastener; /;
M. schultz, Cincinnati steam pump trtiSsue)i
W, W. Scarborough d Bates, Cincinnati, waste
pipe trap; ]. shOwslter, Rushville, drag saw; 8.
O. Taylor, Toledo, dental instrument: A, E. Tur.
vey, Fredericktown, milk coolers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-17
WAYxEsBuRo w1xNow1Nes. !

4
Miss Robinson. Of Ravenni; ia visiting friends
here.
Miss Laura B.yth Is visiting friends in Colum.
bus.
William Elson, Of New York, has been visiting
bis pSrens here for a few days.
T. G. Snyder, E,q., took in the Youngstown
races this we,k.
Mr.. John Glessner, who received severe irj1rles
while driDg fl the flre works on the eve Of the
Fourth Is able to get around again with the sup.
port OF crutch and cane
Our town is improving some this summer. Mr.,
Win Gessner has built house on sllver's Heights,
Dr. McCoTt an Office on East LhbOn street, Dr..
WSlch Is building an Office on North Main street
aud the German Reformed Lutherans are erect.
ing a very 6ne church here, which will be com.
pleted in September.
Some OF the Republicans are very mad the way
thugs were worked here at the senatorial prl.
mary John, the Clerk. came down from Canton
aud tried tO run things to suit himself and the
ring, but, alas at the convention he was beaten.
They have got up a strife among themselves now.
Some say II he ever comes OHL for Cfice they will
NS'Se' Hin' ahu SOuh say nc Will Oe u IL ne
will ever support a CAIRO county man. Let them
hghit 1t out, 1t Is fun for / Democrats here. MAY
the work go on.
WeSee that our thriving little town has not
been represented by any items for some time in
the DEMOCRAT, and thinking 1t not out of plac
we will Pen few from this part Of the moral
vineyard. The readers Of the D MO- RAT all know
this place to be the stronghold OF the Republican
party, and the home Of John, the man with the
Silver locks" who clerks In the Probate Office OF
this county for two dollars per. week. We coif
Rratulate the Judge on procuring 60 sfFable man.
He is well qualified to I'LL the position he now
holds, having had some experience as a clerk in
the Deputy Marshsrs Office during the late war.
For further particulars we will refer to the sol.
dieIs and NJ. NJ. M.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-17
PRoNOUNrED SUCCESS.

The Increased demand for the Phil Best Brewing
Cos Milwaukee Lager has compelled the company
to establish Wholesale agencies lhrOughOutthe United
States, Tha fact that this Pkdsant and HealhfI
Beverage and Pure Iblic carried away the premium
at the Centennial Exhibition In 1876 and the gold
medal at the international Exposition Al Paris,
France In 1873 still further extended Its popularity
James Gully, No. so east Tuscsrawas street, between
Walnut and Cherry is the Wholesale agent for stark,
Wayne, Tuscarawas Ashland and ColumbIana coun-
ties, tor this justly celebrated beer BreOed ou Mat
and Hops only Orders from the trade or private
parties in the city vicn In original packages. or
by the case delivered upon short notice. Remember
the Phil st Beer is warranted Free JrOn any Adu'
terdton. Parties ordering y mail will find their or
ders promptly filed by addressing
JAMES GULLY,
July3hw P.O. Box 1875, Canton, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-17

AKRON Two cases Of sunsroke have been re.
ported, one Of Swede working in gravel bank
on the Valley Railroad, near Old Forge, He was
prOstrated about 10 o'clock Tuesday morning and
died In the afternoon. His name could not be
learned, as he only arrived in the city last night
A harvest hand on the farm of James Brown
near Yellow Creek. few miles from here, sue
cumbed to the heat Tuesday morning, and 1t ia
thought cannot live
Valley Railroad laborers to the number OF sew
enty.Ave or hundred, struck for higher wages on
Tuesday morning, They have received 81 Is for
ten and half hours work, and want SIPS, ten
hours to constitute day. It's thought that the
matter will be amicably settled.
LATER.-7The contractors have acceded to their
demands, and the workmen go to work Monday,
The first issue Of Akron's new Democrat daily,
the GGzdie, is promised on Monday next,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-17
'sEWO CASES THOUGHT TO BE CONSUMPTION
CURED"
W DIAND, Cal, 1nneIiO, 1879

!tNl w DbAND Cal, Jnnei9 1879,
DIR. M. M. FENNER, Fredonia, Y,
Dear 5r:-Please send me 2 doz bottles Of
Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic. have
cured two cases called consumption OF an aggrava'
ted type here with e. II use your improved Cough
Honey with II In these cures. Yours truly,
tNIH AAtli -Pl CRANDALL.
DR.. Fenners Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve
Tonic may well be called 1.-THE conqierlng hero" Of
the times II Is lle medical triumph of the age.
Whoever has "the blues" should take II, for II regu
ldtes and restores the dsordered system that gives
rise to them, II always cures Bnousness ind Liver
Complaint Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Constipation Head
aches, FEWER AND AeuE, SPLEEN ENLARaEMENTs,
Scrofula, Eryslpelas, Plmples, Botches and ALL
SKIN ERUPTToNs and BLOOD DIsoRDERs, Swalled
Limbs and Dropsy; SleeL lessness, Impaired Nerves
and Nervous Debility Restores flesh and strenvtb
when the system Is running down or going into de-.
cline: cures Female Weakness and Chronic Rheu.
mstlsm, and relieves Chronic Bronchitis and all
W. ing and Throat difficulties 1t does these things by
striking az the root Of disease and removing It's
causes.
Dr. Fenner's Improved Cough Honey will relieve
any cough In one hour
Dr. Fenner's Golden Relief cures any pain, as
Tooth-aohe Neuralgia, collie or Headache In to 30
minutes, and readily relieves Rheumatism, Kidney
Complaint, Diarrh@a Dysentery. For sale by deal.
ers.
Or. Fenner'S st. vltus Dance Specific. One bottle
always cures. For sale by W. B. Foye, Canton, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-17
PERSONALS,

@. Aultman, Esq, accompanied by Mr.. Burchard
Of Ravenua, left for Michigan, Monday Messrs.
VIM. A. Lynch and VIM. R. Day, Esqrs, left Tues
day They will join the two gentlemen named
above al Grand Rapids, and then proceed to Pc
toski, in Northern Michigan, there to spend about
four weeks hunting and fishing for recreation and
relief from business cares during the heated term.
Charles R. Frazer left on Tuesday for a summer
tour. He first visits Wilmington, Del, thence to
New York, Coney Island, Boston, up the Hudson,
to Albany, N Y thence via Niagara Falls Buffa-
10 and Cleveland, back home good two months
trip Though we wish him pleasant time, we
we are hu man enough TO wish that we were In his
place,
A. S Chapius of Napoleonville, Louisiana, ar.
rived on Saturday, aud has been the guest OF Juo
B. Reno, of the DEMOCRAT Office. he intends
spending about six wei Ks In stark comfy among
relatives and friends befole returning to his
Southern Home. In
j. j. Gouenat returned last Fiday evening from
an eight day visit to Cleveland and Toledo. 1t is
all right about the former but J1e what's the at.
traction al the latter city7 Why don't you bring
her down to Stark county to liver
Rt Rev. Bishop GilmOur, of Cleveland, was In
the city on Monday.
Mr.. John Everhard Of Cleveland was In the
city on Monday, being the guest OF Mr. Joseph
Mock.
DR.. P. H, Barr returned on Wednesday evening
from fishing trip at sandyville, where he met
with good success, although he complains Of the
intense heat.
g. B White, Eco, former Canton youth, but
who is now, and has been for tome time, located
In Chicago as general railroad advertising agent,
left on Monday to resume his business duties, Of.
ter two weeks vacation spent among his rela-
tlves, old school mates aud friends In this city
Ben. stands Chicago bravely and we can discern
no change, morally, physically, or politically, ex
cept for the better. His many friends here would
be pleased 10 see him oitener.
George Wagner, Of Cleveland, former old time
Cantonian. Is spending few weeks in this city
and county visiting relatives and old friends.
We were sorry 10 learn that MI. Wagner had been
an invalid for some time, and trust that his visit
to his old home may prove beneficial
MINI Rlcheimer and family have been in town
the past few days, stopping ct the Ogden, and
have determined to permanently locate here.
Mr. Riobeimer ia a MGSsillonisn, though for the
past year or so he has been living at Flnday this
State, Mich is well known in this vicinity as a
flrst,class musician and genIaI gentleman, and
we bid him and family hearty welcome As
we overheard friend of his remark, "It we don't
have ratilng orchestra here lhiswinter, it won't
be Mich,'s fault" N Ha.af,r6-5- .o.
70 R, R. Randall, Of R, R. fame, connected with
the Chicago, Burlington 8 Quincy R. R., was
CUES. at the Ogden Thursday l9 941
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-17

PEDEsTRIANIsM Quite an exciting pedestrian
contest came off on the Fair Grounds on Monday
evening. Distance, ten miles, go-ss-you please,
between AL. MonDin aud Monroe Frederieks both
amateurs in that business, for a purse of SIS and
a Dox of cigars. Though the match was made
very quietly, considerable number OF spectators
were present, and quite an amount of money
changed hands, MOnnln took the lead the hrst
mile and kept it to the end occasionally giving q
running spurt to increase the lead. He won the
race by nearly half mile, making the ten miles
in hour ana "A minutes, When II is considered
that neither OF the parties had any previous train
ing, they made most excellent time Now that
toe fever is started, more races may be looked for
shortly.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-17
Bustness gtrms.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


Oonvantion TO be held a. canton on Tuesoay'
avg ~so'u' A''
REPRESENTATIVE. f4
...... - D,,r,y 1,,oo
LEY or Of csa,on or EepressStavs. snbect to the
action Of lhe Democratic county convt ntiOn,
,.,.. NJ sANop
Of Mine VA for Eeprt sentative subject to the act
uon oi the Democratic county cohVehuon'
waaye autborzad IN announce PETER v. IiOJJTZ-
ENHElSER of Plain township ior Representative,
subject 10 lie action OF the Democratic county CON-
vention'
aHERIFF
fN
N,N d aS nTseu ,oSnshn "r sheritt subject to
the action ~ tne nanncrst Ia county convention,
~ 'N''- " '"S
We are authorized 70 announce LEY D,In ~ ihs
Scii6n OF OF tbs s connty conSenton
We ara authorized IN annoupoe SAMUEL BEAT
nv n, iscEsnn tnwnshin for Sheriff. subject to the
action oi the Den, cratic county convention.
, 80, ,,c,,,
ofCen,on Nv shsyif sueiSct 10 Tie action of the
Democratie county cOnVeniion,
-
We are authorized 10 announce HENRY ALIE-
Hon ~ ~ H.. " nan,ncrstic cnnntv can nvnntion
'- y - ON' SS''' - : --l." . 80
We are authorized to announce ALoNz nsMiTH,
% tba sc,io i 1bs nenocratie county convention
%
u
of Canton As y candidate for Sheriff. subject 70 the
' @0''O" " '''' ~ ''''0 'O'''''
Massiilon tor S"er,Y suoirct 10 the action OF the
Democratic county convention
- m - A,
lance for sheriff snbect 10 the action of the DEM
ocratlc county Convention,
III .---- ..-.
III ,,r,e .,,,,,,,
MAN ~ AiIance. as a candidate Tor Prosecuting At
torney subject tO the action Of the Democratic cOun
ty convention.
,.o.,..a. a. o.roo,roaNTAp1ONN VINO
OF Alliance fur Prosecuting Attorney subject to the
action Of the Democratic county convention.
1orrDy :, yuETTv
we ere authnrizeu ~ ~ SsoscniInS At,nruav
subject TO the action Of The Democratic county CON
( venton.
S,,, ,o,,,,vaa,o,yrv
""0NAA
We are Puthorlzed 70 announce nII,d.a r.
EOn y 81 btLneihrm ,l NmMlsnP - ,ha ec,ion ~ the
SEounty ~, onn genYon 1uYL '
NeNVOi"''0 oou''' WI"
we are autnorlzed 70 ~ o,,
Ot " ~, ,ho nanncgyotIc cnnntv ron
su,yGSS n%y,Ion ~ 'ne @0''on VI 'AS
'0H"V"'
Me are suInorizeH 70 SmnoSoe oi tos ron%ssianar
Lbh, oi SuBaIvLeeh Nv ~ cnnuani"n
subject 70 Ihe ac''oh Oi 'he OO'''
We are authorized to announce JACOB McFAR
NtsN oI SsatULhseo h, t th ppc,i1n 10 IF the Demo
1910 ,,r 40 ,,,,,, con unntior ~ '
N-""' 'ouN' SON'
CORONER.
We are authorized to announce r. H. ANDERSON
of Masslon for Coroner subject 10 the action OF the
Democratic county convention,
We are authorized TO announce DAVID KIFHL,
Of Tuscarawts toWnsbiD for Coroner. subject TO the
action Of the Democratic county convention,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-17

NEWS FROM CHINA.-It ia something singular
how American families are apt to be scattered 10
the course Of years. The following case lately
came under our observation: Mr. G. W. Hamil.
ton, formerly of Cleveland, but who now resides
In this city with James b Gully, his son.in,law,
received letter from his sister, who resides in
Moaco, China, a few days ago informing him of
the death OF his aged mother at that place on May
8Oth. Uoon enquiry we learned that Mr. Hamil.
toms father was ship carpenter in early days
and sailed from New York. He was ship recked d
twice and his family did not hear of him 70 sew
eral years. On his return home he accepted a
situation to take charge Of ship yard at Moaco,
China, that had been started by Americans. TAX.
ing his wife wi h him he LETT for his oriental
home He returned to this country on visit
in 1887 brlngl with him a little Chinese girl
whom they had adopted as daughter and who
is the party that wrote the letter referred to. In
18iS another visit was made to this country and
since then Mr. Hamilton has never seen father
mother or adopt ed sister. His father died in
China few years ago and now his mother has
been laid to rest at an advanced age (Mr. Hamil
ton himself being ny in foreign land. Mr.. H
has written to his sister, who has been twice mar
Fied though now a widow, requesting her to set
tie up affairs In China aud come to America to
live with him the remaiuderof their days, as they
are the last two left Of the family He informs us
that he we'll remembers when 1t took from eigh.
teen months to two years to get letter from his
family, but ia this grand age OF progress he gets
a letter from MoaCo 90 miles from Canton, China
vie, Hong Kong and San Francisco, in from % to
80 days.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-17
WEATHER NOTES.

Our inventor Is at work getting out A 900 900 OF
fancy cards bearing the words, "YOu can Just bet
your sweet life 1t is" They are intended 10 be
worn on the lapel of the Goals Of all men in the
United States in answer to the query, rs 1t warm
enough for your" They will meet a long lel
want, and ought to have tremendous sale.--
Wheeling Leader
For the benefit Of our readers In New Found.
land and on the polar expedition y6cht jeanette,
we would say that 1t isconvenienty warm In this
latitude. Why even at Cincinnati the other day,
according 10 the Enquirer, "a man was sun struck
the other day while asking another II 1t was hot
enough for him."
Our heart goes out to the poor people who live
in Carson Valley, Nevada, They had a severe
frost there last Friday night.
It's an Ill hot spell that doesn't blow some good.
For the first time since January 18th, there is no
Plnsiore in New York.
There is some consolation N the hope that
there will be frost inside Of four months, and
we can then have the privilege OF growing about
coal costing too much, aud wondering why some
people will never learn to shut door.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-17

Last Thursday, at the residence OF Mr., Joseph
Biechele, on South Market street. O pleasant time
was had. The Concordla Society met there for
the purpose OF enjoying lawn festival. The
grounds we're illuminated with Chinese lanterns,
and every thing was ready for grand outdoor
party. Unfortunately for open air demonstra.
tons, rain began to fall in the early evening" and
the company were compelled 10 adjourn to the
house. where refreshments were served up, anda
good time had. About one hundred were present
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-17

Health Officer slusseF has blood In bis eye and
on umbrella under his arm, and is busily engaged
visiting the numerous back yardsto discover and
order the removal Of hlth aid decay ing vegetable
matter. He says persons should literally use
lime and copperas in their yards and outhouses,
and laid special stress on the necessity Of keep
ing pig pens olean or the owners thereof would
have costs to pay. In this extreme hot weather
an epidemic is to be feared, and # people have
not godliness they, at least are able to have the
next best thing-cleanline
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-17

II you want to see man laugh as man neer
laughed before, just buy few lemons from Jim
my Fitzgerald, and then tell them HIS oranges are
sour as did Peter saanabruch, former Colum-
umbana county man, on Wednesday. The top
of Jlmmy's head fell back like throwing open the
I'D Of q Saratoga trunk, and the horse langh that
emanated from the terrible opening thus made
would make mule blush for shame. Mr.. s, hrs
no. fully recovered from the shock yet, he being
under the impression when he saw the cash that
Jimmy had cut his throat, He was told by the
bystanders, however, that he was not to blame, as
1t was one OF JlmS Frencht2) tricks to draw Gus
tom,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-17

The best Cigars, (whOIeSale and
rstail,) Smoking and Chewing To-
baCCOs, In the City are to be had
at VOlkmann's sign Of the "Big
Ipdian," Democrat Building, Can
ton, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-17

The telf.appointed special policeman got more
than he bargained for on Saturday evening.
Since running the paddle gauntlet be now stands
up to eat his meals, and is Of the opinion that the
oath administered him was simply for arresting
COWS. The regulars on the force will miss his as
aisLance greatly
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-17

BY gracious It makes us blush for our lack Of
that delicate perception Of the fitness Of things
when we read this note which Is now before us.
II Is from young lady from Boston, visiting here
and she writes for some Information regarding
Cleopatrick's needs, John, hand US the Rich
ardtionary. 1oinss Register.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-17

A neatly drossed snd gentlemanly appearing
one,armed soldier reused Our citizens on Tuesday
by-v vigorous blasts on key bugle. He kept the
town full Of instrumental music through the day
and gave street vocal concert on the square in
the evening, picking up several nickela.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-17

BASE BALL = The Nine spots," Of this city
have challenged the Browns" Of Massillon, aud
will play match game on the lalters grounds
on next Saturday afternoon. skip" Fielding, Of
the Buckeyes" will accompany the ."spOts" as
uoovar
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-17

Charley Ebright is wholesaling and retailing
the finest huck IL berries we have seen for years.
Notwithstanding the heat, he disposed Of 400
quarts Of berries In six hours on Tuesday. He
receives them fresh from Lake Township Swamp
daily
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-17

A counterfeit trade dollar is in circulation. 1t
is descrI ed as perfeCE fac-simile Of the genuine
coin as to details of design and lettering; but It
has q yellowlsh tint which distinguishes it on
comparison with the genuine coin, and is consid-
cradle less weight than the genuine. 'u' lh"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-17

Adviees nom various portions OF the country
Say that whiethe wheat crop is lotso abundant
as last year, yet it s fully up to the average The
grains are'well filed, aud the wheat is Of supe-
rior character The acreage this year Is larger
than usual, and the aggregate product will be M
mense. M.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-17

There Is nothing more wonderful than the effect
OF vanity on the human mind. We hear of
young lady who was presented with hslf dozen
costly night gowns, elahorately embroidered in
colored silk, not long ago, and she became SOM
nambulist for the next six nights running.
,os, nInbs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-17

large number Of representatives Of the Pitts
burph press passed through on passenger train
No, 8. on Tuesday evening, bound for Mackinaw,
Mich. for few weeks recrestion, They were q
genial social and intelligent looking body Of
paragraph Hends," and were dressed as neat as
though they never saw the "smoky City" We
wish them q glorious time,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-17

Farmers that are constantly troubled with root.
ing hogs that often destroy more than they are
worth have now simple and effective remedy In
A. o. Essig's patent hog ringer. 1t is very easily
adjusted, cheap and fills want long felt. Its
popularity has 80 increased this season that one
trm alonein Cleveland last week ordered twenty
gross. Call at the hardware store, corner Cherry
and TuHCarawas streets and see them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-17
LIVE AND LET LIVE,

There is no necessity Of going hungry when you
can supply your tables with the very choicest beef
mutton, pork and in fact every variety OF fresh and
salt meats at such low rates as are offered at Ga.
chattes well stocked Washington Meat Market In
ST. Cloud Building 1t costs you nothing to examine
the very best cuts and enquire prices
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-17
THE PIuUANT

And charming actress, Miss Marian Mordaunt, o
the Broadway Theatre, New York, was taken sud
denly with severe hoarseness-was unable TO per
form; friend recommended Giles Llniment IodId'
Ammonia; the cure was rapid and complete.
Send for pamphlet. Trial size 25 cents.
DIR. GILES,
100 West Broadway,N Y.
For sale by Durhin g. Wright, Canton, Ohio. ,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-17

BUDS OF PRoMIsE.-Licenses were issued fol
the week ending July 18th: Austin Hall and Cor
nelia Urbeu, Lawrence; Robert T. Abel and
Mary Frat cis, Alliauce Hiram W. Wymer ant
Barbara X Fisher, Nimlshilen James W. Golfer
aud Phebe v, Peet, Alliance; Patrick oonley and
Jemima Williams, Tuscarswas township; Chas
t. Wilson and Martha J. Reed, Hartvillc. All the
above are under q years Of age in the male de
partmept, and the ladies pass under the wire al
90 sad under, save one, who blushingly owns W
70 being %
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-17
GERMAN TEACHING.

There will be teaching In the German Language in
the Lutheran Church School on East Tuscarawas
street. during the coming vacation by H. Snyder
graduate OF Capital University, Columbus, Ohio
The school will commence on Monday, July 7th.
dSp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-17

SKIPPED VIM. Ramsey, brick layer, wanted at
Pittsburgh for inducing an attempt at abortion
last week and whose description was forwarded
our police, was in town on Thursday and Friday
working at the Steel Works. The officers got
upon his track, but his friends learning Of IT, kept
him hid until an opportunity was offered for him
to git and-he got. We learn from the Pittsburgh
papers that his unfortunate young victim Is in q
fair way Of recovery.