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ADDITIONAL TIL. mo RAPH,
TEi,tiMIn ACCIDENT.
A Drunken Driver upsats " Wa.
von Containing M EscursioR
Party while Ascending Nc.
Washington,

Washington,
Ulss iiauss, N, u, July IA Vet.
iibp Aachieai, caused Ivy 4 dtuatea dH'
yef, ooeutfed IN the carriage rvaL iro,a
Glen House ~ the sniaalt NJ Mount
Washington, this Aiiataoon, al,aut n
mlle h,loa tho Halt Way House, Oas
~ tho pk hofae mountain wAsona, eons
tain,ns nina peIsans, the lAst had vi
aseutslonionisls iran Michigan ~ make
tho ,eHant vi the n,oantaln, waa tipped
oypf aud quo lady Killed anl i've atllets
,ujutad, soon alter s,sttinu ttam The
Aummlt ths passsnsefs discovered ths,
the driver hail been dIlntlag while walt
ins iui the party ~ descend, They leit
his wagon 4 short distance t,o,a
the summit ahd ~alke, ~ the
halt way house. hour mil,s below,
where Que VI the mployees 81 the tar.
rage koad Company assured them that
there was ~ bai place below thai, and
thai no thought u waald w ssle ht
then ~ tvsu,Ne theis scala With The
driver. who ~as wl,h thsla, nun ai,sf
passing the Halt Way House, IN dflv,au
around The curve tea rapidly, The car
,iase was tipped over, throw lay
the occupants Into The weo.ia and
On Ia taekA Mts. Ire ctlchestss
III Ailssan. Mich, YES INSTANTLY hillei,
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llnw viii tho Democratic GENITAL
uluh open ,lp new hall iu tho Aua,luay
III Mupic' with aa'and demonstration,
III puuJap,
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Nusinsss moderate with 0mmi.sion
housss, And iahl,ns trade ron,Inu,.
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,luusly aud sslsstlona ata l,ah, medium
pvlnts arr mota wauaht lot VloaA,nsS
and keN,urky iasas A,s ra'he' m"'e q"
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Tua uon uuatds have made = rtopo'
nllion Ior tho purchase ~ Tho Mathews
iiahi Uuaria yum room NJ tho Rfmoiy,
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tho posiaiiles ~ fessopahin taiss,
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GtiEAr ttATEh
i.etw een Weilsburu aud wheel
tuu.

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Twpniy III, aud hhy tap tickets ATE
snui lot pu,snns named, iuf menhefs VI
hts iamilY u, an employe. lot one yoat
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LOCAL iNTGLl'GthCt
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-29
COMMON PLEAS COURT

Court met on Wednesday afternoon pursuant
to adjournment Clerk read from the journal the
following indictments found by the Grand Jury .
John sammett, indicted for murder in the first
degree, q true bill.
Reuben Dry, for forgery, two indictments, true
bill.
Phillip CHASER, for robbery true bill,
Henry King, assault with intent to kill, true
bill,
Richard Carty, assault and battery, true bill.
Monroe Whltmer assault and battery, true bill
The following is the report Of the Grand Jury;
"Pureuant to the instructions Of this Court, the
Grand Jury for this, the January term, A D., 1880
reportthRt they visited and examined into the
condition and manner Of keeping Of said county
jail, and made diligent enquiry also to ascertain
whether the rules heretofore prescribed by this
court have been observed and In regard thereto,
they say that they found said jail cleanly and
properly kept, under proper discipline, aud that
the rules referred to are properly observed And the
Grand Jury further report to the court that they
found the basement Of the jail In an exceedingly
filthy and unhealthy condition, but for which
said filthy and unhealthy condition, the Sheriff
vi bllG COuhby 40 uOt shlu ulbul
unhealthy condition Of said basement 10 caused
by inHltratlOn OF the refuse matter in the cess
pool back Of the jail into said basement. The
Grand Jury therefore recommend to the court
that immediate and vigorous action be taken 10
cleanse and purify said basement, as they regard
It's present condition as dangerous to the lives Of
the prisoners confined In the jail as well as To the
health Of the entire community,
WIN. DANNEMILLKR, Foreman"
The following cases were heard on Saturday
last
Hiram Pecher, VS.. A. H. ClugsOn, order to re.
appraise.
Charles P. Coffee Vs. Thomas johnson, order to
reappralse.
Eliza stocker vs. Andrew stocker, decree fol
divorce.
Mary NetSler vs. John Metzler, decree for d.
vorce. Plaintiff to have custody Of child.
Cyrus Brady plead guilty Of selling liquor to
minors and was fned s. and costs.
state Of Ohio vs., Henry Heingartner; Jury found
no indictment and the defendant was discharged
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-29
INTERESTING LECTURE.

Tho popular lecture on the Bright Side Of Life
in Libby Prison" will be delivered by Chaplain
McCabe at the 1st M. E. Church, on Thursday
evening, Feb. 9th. The net proceeds to go into
the Soldiers and Sailors Reunion fund. Let
there be full attendance. From among many
attering press notices Of this lecture, we clip the
following:
I'VE have heard BeeCher, Tilton, and other no.
ted lecturers but we consider the lecture Of Rev.
G. q. McCabe, D. D., deli vered at Central Hall on
Wednesday evening Of last week, on "The Bright
Side Of Life in Libby Prison." the grandest thing
to which we have ever listened. The Chaplain
held his audience for about an hour and half,
and when he closed we heard but one expression
from his hearers and that was that they regretted
that he did not continue much longer. he would
have his audience shedding tears one moment
aud the next would have them convulssd In
laughter Columbia Oily (lnd) Commercial, 0c
tober 80th, 1879.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-29
NAyARRE.

Surprise partlsa.And sOciAblsS are tho rage at
present.
somo OF Our,peOple are already talking up gar.
den making.
Two extra drums have been received by the
drum corps. The boys are prospering finely
Mason Long, the converted gambler will leo
tuTe In the M. K, Church on February 9th and
9th.
Prof. GrosSklause "a giving instructions to class
ofyoung luen in chemistry.
Sunday evening saengerHests are popular among
some Of the young follows at sohmlts on that
evening.
Leap Year advantages are being looked at.
Only two Of our elderly maidens piloted home
ono OF our youthful JellerS the other evening.
The invitations tina; attracted delegation from
here to Canton last Friday were OF the kind the
Sheriff extends about the time the grand jury is
in session. The bhoys reported high old time
while away.
In accordance with the Biblical passage that 1t
Is not good for man TO live alone our friend John
Burkhalter has taken unto himself help mate
in the person Of Miss Mary, the wedding ceremony
being performed at the residence Of the BRIDES
parents, Jan. 18th, 1880. Rev. Moore presiding.
May you live long and prosper.
We notice suggestion that reunion Of native
Pennsylvania residents Of Stark county be held at
the fair grounds at Canton In the early part Of
June next. The suggestion we think good one,
and we are confident that If this project were
worked up It would be grand success Bethle
hem township would not be behind and would
send up rousing delegation.
Mr.. Fult Jones and wife Of Ravenna, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly in the East End last Friday.
Prof. j. Ellis has been on the sick list the past
week. We are informed he is improving.
Miss Ella WelCh Of Canton, spent several days
at her parests in the West End the past week.
Capt W. A. Miller is spending the week in
Pittsburgh on business and calling on friends
Miss Ella POrr after several weeks visit to sister
aud friends In the village departed to her home
at Lansing, Mich, last Wednesday,
Our big sister and @iss Polly Brymire OF Mas
dllon, were guests at our studio the past week,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-29
COUNTY JAIL.

We learn that crowds Of people are Aocking to
the jail to see and talk with Mann and 0hr the
two prisoners convicted Of murder and sentenced
to be hung. The calls are 50 frequent as not only
to interfere with the domestic duties Of the family
occupying the jail building, but also seriously
annoy the unfortunate prisoners who should be
unmolested, that they might better prepare them
selves for the awful doom awaiting them. The
conduct OF many who force themselves into the
jail savourB much Of vulgar curiosity, and should
be discountenanced. Whoever has the authority
to exclude visitors, II the Judge Of the Court or
the County Commissioner they should forth
with issue an order TO the Sheriff prohibiting the
admission Of any one except those only requested
to be seen by the prisoners. Sheriff Altekruse IA
attending to his duties faithfully and well and
our citizens should use sound common sense and
treat this worthy county official with respect. II
strikes us that certain days Of the week should be
set apart for allowing dlsinterested curously In
clined people to visit the jail ct certain hours
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-29
CANT0NS INDUSTRIES

To be Fully Written up and Widely Circulated,
We had q pleasant call on Tuesday from MeSsrs.
Edward P. Novel; and Henry G. Stiles Of the
Chicago Commercial Advertiser. This journal ia
large weekly paper OF 80 pages four columns to
the page, with an extended circulation reaching
some fifty thousand. We have been in receipt Of
the Advertiser for some time andits pages are rich
with commercial, manufacturing, trade and bust
ness articles.
This enterprising journal makes special study
of writing up towns like Canton and giving full
details Of the manufacturing, railway, mineral,
coal, trade and general business interests.
For years the Advertiser has been devoted to this
work throughout the great West and the gentle
men engaged in the work understand their bust.
ness, aud through their journal widely advertise
the locality and It's important industries
These gentlemen intend sojourning in Canton
for q time, to become familiar with our manufac-
turing establishments and with every business
carried on In our town. Each report will be In
corporated in the illustrated description and his
tory which will be given in the Commercial Ad'
vertiser.
Canton's interests have not hitherto been suf
hciently noised about and we are glad that lhii
laudable work is to be done by gentlemen 80 cap
able and that the publication will be done in q
journal 80 wide spread among business men.
We doubt not our citizens will aid the gentle
men In the work in every way possible.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-29
THE LEONARD SCOTT pUBLBBZNo 90.

IdE LbOHARD SCOTT PUBLISHING 90.
Al Barclay Street, N. Y, have issued their 70.
print Of Blackwood'B KdOdsine for January, and
the present number is one OF unusual interest
Perhaps the paper which invites the most Rtten.
tion Is In the form Of q letter written by O Turk
who Is highly educated and has been an exten.
Rlve traveller. In view Of the contemplated re.
forms in Asia Minor his theory as to the origin
and nature Of the collision between the East and
the West is we'll worth considering; and II will be
a surprise to many to hear the opinion Of an in.
telligent man that "the consequence Of the ar.
rival Of the sO.called Christian In heathen
country is, not to bring immortal life but physi'
cal and moral death, and that from first TO last
the woes Of Turkey have been due to ih contact
with modern Christendom"
Other articles are o continuation Of Bush Life
In Queensland" in which the interest is well sus-
tanned. This number describes the sheep wash.
ing and shearing horse breaking, and fearful
ride bare ebacked on an "untamed dery" bull;
and How l Fell among Thieves" an amusing
appeal TO legislative aid to protect the unWRry
from being trapped into making wedding pres
ents.
There ia long review Of the Roman BIeviary,
translated by the Marques Of Butte, giving an &C.
count Of the ordinary public worship Of the mod
eIn Roman Catholic Church; and the book is
commended to the Roman Catholic lsity as CIV
ing them an opportunity Of studying in English
the deyotlons which are binding on their clergy
and on the members Of the various religious or.
deTs
Several other articles we'll worth noticing com.
plete q very attractive number Of this faVorite
magazine.
The periodicals reprinted by the Leonard Scott
Publishing Co. al Barclay Street. N. " are as
follows: The London Quarterly, Edinburgh, Vest.
minister, and British Quarterly Reviews, and Black
woods Magazine. Price, "a year for any one or
only sl5 for ALL and the postage is prepaid by the
Publishers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-29

MAss1LLoN--It is rumored that the Pennsyl
vania and Ohio Coal Company have purchased q
large amount Of coal lands near Canal Fulton.
The funeral Of W. c; Earl was largely attended
this Thursday morning .in.ri,
There does not seem to be any signs Of the min.
ers' strike ending
The last grand masquerade ball Of the season
will come off at the Opera House on Tuesday ev.
ening, Feb. 10th. ..
At the meeting Of TuseaIawas Lodge No. 70, A
o. U. w. the following officers were elected to
serve for the next six months: P. NJ. W.. F. Il.
Killlnger; NJ, w., DR., Roger; G, F., O. T, Baltzlyi
O., j. G. Haring Recorder, G. Liv. Ryder; FlDan-
cier, H. G. Dlelhenn; Receiver, G. NJ. McLain;
G., f. A. Nichols; I, w., L. Gels; Trustees, g. H.
Cove, Jacob Gels; p, Paul Kirshofer
They have new blacksmith shop at Pigeon
Run, but Charley made grand mistake on the
chimney, and 1t had to be taken down and re-
built John, the helper estimates the cost Of the
chimney at Ave cents per brick.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-29
BAD,NAE ESCAPES.

The following from the H0ysvllle Journal ap.
peared in the Wayne. County Democrat Of Jan.
14th:
"A man by the name Of W. N. Kanning who
made Rowsburgh his head quarters during the
past year and had been engaged In selling pat
ent gate, was caught In the act Of stealing wheat
from farmer near Reedsburg about two weeks
ago. He was carrying q sack Of wheat from the
barn when the farmer ordered him to halt. He
dropped the wheat and run leaving his overcoat
with his memorandum book In his pocket In the
barn. This gave him away. He took his trunk
from his boarding house In RowsbuTgh that night
and has not been heard Of since. He Ia promi'
nent member OF the ME- Church Of that place
and took deep interest In the Temperance cause.
Silence he has left 1t has been discovered that he
has been engaged In stealing small quantities Of
grain for some time past"
One Of the most conspicuous perponages who
held forth and registered at the Rochester House,
Navarro, from Dec. 2S1 to Jan. 22d was the above
named fellow. Becominglalarmed for his safety
and the appearance Of the article in the paper he
suddenly decamped last Thursday night, turning
up in Canton on Friday to testify before the grand
Jury, he having been, summoned from here to ap.
pear.
Mr.. g. shively aud others were subpaened before
the grand jury at the same time through this fel-
lows information. One OF the parties recognized
Kanning as man he had assisted to arrest In
Holmes county few years ago for stealing wheat
and who was at that time semitic the Penitentiary
Mr.. shively procured copy Of the Wayne Coun'
ty Democrat, and postal card from the postmss
ter at Rowsburgh showing up the rascal, and en-
deAvored to secure his arrest but he took the
alarm and skipped for parts unknown. oul
Murphy friends should be careful in whom they
place their confidence hereafter,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-29

BALDWIN g. SH1ELDs-Is the title OF new law
firm composed Of two well known and capable
legal gentlemen Of our city. Each gentleman has
been for years padding his own canoe as an at
torney at law and has done 1t with measure Of
fair success, and as lawyers they are respectively
we'll known to the citizens Of Stark county. Both
gentlemen are we'll veISed in legal lore and Eanil-
lar In the practice and have had for years large
and valuable experience in their profession. No
special commendation is necessary at our hands
for our citizens know them as able and reliable
lawyers. See their card In this paper,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-29
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice having
had placed In his hRuds by an East India missionary
the formula OF q simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure for Consumption, Bron-
chltIa, Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung
Affections, also positive and radical cure for Neri
vous Debility and all Nervous Complaints after hav-
ing tested its wonderful curative powers In thousands
Of cases. has felt 1t his duty to make 1t known to his
suffering fellows Actuated by this motive and de-
sire to relieve human suffering, viii send free Of
charge to all who desire 1t, this recipe, in German
French, or English with full directions for preparing
and using. Sent by mail byi,addresslng with stamp
naming this paper.-W. W. SHERAR, 14s Poi0es
Block, Rochester, MY octs-lSt cow