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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-08-24
OBRA DE EXPIACI0N,

Segdn carta que nos remite
desde Mayagiiez el Rdo. P. Vau
CHAN, han ingresado como funda-
dores en- dicha obra expiatoria los
sefiores siguientes:
Excmo. Sr. d. Jose Antonio
Annoni y Miro.
Sr. d. Francisco de Wys.
Accediendo d la sdplica del re-
felido P. Vaughan, publicamos
con gusto los anteriores nombres
con los expuestos datos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-08-24

fana de Secretario hasta la llegada
del citado senior.
Suponemos que no ignorara ~
Ctamor 10 que es sustituci6n re-
glamentaria. Creemos ademas
que bajo este concepto hace las
veces de tai el Lcdo. Sr. Becker, a
quien ha designado el Sr. Gober-
nador para ese puesto de CONTAIN
"a. Por consiguiente somos de
parecer que El Ciamor habla sin
ton nj son, y tan solo por moles-
tar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-08-24
SANA INTENCION.

El Clamor, que sin duda tiene
presensiones de muy astuto en- ell
decir, echa la pullita de que, ha-
biendo obtenido licencia el nuevo
Secretario del Gobiefno Sr. San
gents para continuar en- la PENN
sula, aquella Oticina quedara huer-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-08-24
sIEMPRE EN- LA BREcHA.

" Ha llegado a nuestra noticIa one
con motive del artfculo titulado jImpo-
sibke que dias atras publicamos con
referencia d Cuba y Puerto Rico; arti-
culo qae dicho sea de paso, ha sido muy
encomiado por toda nuestra honrada
colonia, y aun por una parte muy i'm
portante de la prensa mejicana y ex-
tranjera, parece que algunos elementos
disolventes, que por cierto no SON meji-
canos, y que anhelan la perdici6n de las
Antillas espaholas, queriendo verlas en-
ell deplorable estado en- que Sc encnen-
ira Sauto Domingo, esclavizadas ante
ell poder yankee, tuvieron noches pasa-
das una reunion en- esta Capital.
En- aquella junta, 10 que fuera, Sc
lego nuestro humilde articulo, y pro-
nunciandose con motivo de el fogosos
discursos de relumbron, Sc propusieron
varias medidas contra nuestro director
y contra todos nuestros compaferos al
mismo tempo one Sc injuriaba d Espa-
ia, al Casino, d la Benetcencia, y d
todo 10 que de mas noble y elevado exis-
te para los espaholes residences en- Me-
jico.
Conocidas, como nos son, las condl-
clones personales de la mayor parte de
los que ALI acudieron, estamos firme-
mente persuadidos de que NADIA intenta-
ran contra nosotros, porque probable
mente sobre la justicia que les falta,
careceran tambien del valor lecesario
para clio; y en- tiltimo resultado, 81 al
guno Sc atreviere q ponersenos frente
a frente en- cualquiera terreno, posi-
BILE es que este nos proporcionase ell
placer de de hacer con el 10 que en- ana
logas circunstancias practice en- ell cafe
del Louvre de la Habana nuestro an
tiguo y malogrado compafero Ell Bri-
gadier Esca,ante.
Por 10 demas, estamos muy Tranquil
los. Con las armas en- la mano hemos
defendido la integridad nacional de
nuestra patria y con elias estamos re-
sueltos q defenderla en- tanto que viva
mos.
Y annque nunca hemos de provocaI
q nadie Ell este terreno nj en- ningnno
conste que como espafioles incondicio-
males, como sodados de la patria,
leales aunque humildes, quien quiera
que sea one nos busque, nos encontra-
ra siempre.
Como redactores de plantilla de Ell
Pabell6n EspanOt, estamos solos aqui
y solos asumimos la responsabilidad
de cuanto en- sus columnas aparezca
encoutrandonos dispuestos q afrontal
cualquiera situaci6n que ell interes de
naestra patria y nuestra propia digni-
dad, espa'aoLes ante tOdo y s9bre todo
puede conducirnos.
Durante ell dia estamos en- maestro
despacho, y cuando, concluidas nues
tras penosas tareas, salimos d la calle
vamos con la despreocupaei6n propis
de quien NADIA debe nj NADIA teme.
Quien nos necesite para a,guna coss
que nos busque, que seguramente nos
encontrara.
r. Esces-B. Martinez.
E. BoLETrN envia un apret6r
de manos a tan dignos compafe.
ros y compatriotas.
A los enemigos de Espana les
recuerda que siempre que trater
de menoscabarla encontraran Pc
chos viriles y pundonorosos que
rechacen las infamias tilibusteras
NADIA mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-08-24
j u N co . !.

Don Candido Martinez, vecino
de dicho pueblo, era vocal de la
Junta local de instruction publ
ca, en- ell concepto de concejal sim
dico de aquel Ayuntamiento, d
cuyo efecto habia sido propuesto
en- la terna que Sc eievo al Co.
bierno.
Habiendo >cumplido su cuatrie-
MO, ces6 en- & cargo de vocal, CO.
mo ces6 en- ell de Sindico, que de-
sempenaba; volvi6 q ser reelegi-
do para ell cargo de CONCEAL y la
nueva corporation, en- uso de sus
atribuciones al hacer nuevos nom
bramientos, tuvo pOr convenlen-
te no designarle para ninguno de
los dos primeros cargos, dejando-
lie en- ell simple concepto de indi-
viduo de la corporation Munici-
pal. Mas, ell mismo interesado,
Ii otro en- su nombre, apela de la
resoluci6n, y ell Sr. Gobernador
parece que tuvo a bien desapro-
bar la conducta del Ayuntamien-
to, confrmando en- su puesto de
vocal de la Junta al senior Marti-
nez que no habia sido comprendi-
do en- la Ultima terna del Ayunta-
miento.
Hasta aqui los hechos.
Ahora, el derecho es ell siguien-
| tie:
Articulo 80 del Reglamento de
Instruction. "El miembro repre-
sentante, Zen la Junta Locally del
Ayuntamiento, sera designado en-
terna por las mismas corporacio-
nes y nombrado por el Gobier-
no General. "
Articulo 90. "Los vocales ma
tos y los que 10 sean como indi-
viduos de corporaciones dejaran
de pertenecer a la Junta, cuando
cesen en- sus cargos; los padres
de familia cesaran a los cuatro
amos, pero podran ser reelegidos.
Ell senior Martinez Sc encuentra
en- ell primer case, toda vez que
NAL pudo ser reelegido CONCEAL,
sin haber antes cesado en- este
cargo, y cesando en- el tuvo tam.
bien por fuerza que dejar de per
tenecer d la Junta; luego es indu-
dable que no puede permanecer
validamente en- ella, por no ha.
berse Observable en- su nombra-
miento ell requisite que, para sci
tai, exige ell citado articulo 80.
81 por haber sido reelegido con.
cejal continda de derecho en- los
demas cargos anteriores, lc6mc
es que ha sido privado de Ia
sindicatura? Ademas, hay casos
practicos que establecen jurispru
dencia y recomiendan una solu
ci6n contraria a la que Sc hs
adoptado con ell senior Martinez
De no ser asi, tendriamos que
la estancia DE algunos concejale'
en- dichas Juntas excederia de
maximum que senala la disposi
ci6n respectiva, a saber, de cua
trO amos.
Cristianamente pensando, no.
imaginamos que ell informante Ell
este asunto estaba NAL enteradt
de la disposition correspondence
Y como 10 resuelto no debe pre-
valecer en- perjuiclo de los dere
chos de una corporation, nos per
mitimos suplicar al senior Go
bernador Sc sirva disponer uns
nueva revision del asunto, y ia
liar con verdaderos informes Il
|
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-08-24
TELEGRAMA.

Copiamos con ell mayor gusto
10 que sigue y que en- lugar pre-
ferente inserta la Gaceta de hoy:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-08-24
TAMBIEN EN- MEJICO!

Prorrumpimos en- esta excla-
macion al leer ell -energico suelto
que publica en- su ndmero del 1o
de este mes nuestro apreciable
colega El Padeit6m Espaaoi de
Mejico.
Dice asi ell suelto en- question:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-08-24
! Podra decir 10 mismo la prem

lPodra decir 10 mismo la prem
"a que di6 ell ano 1873 tan tristes
espectaculos concitando a nnas
classes contra otras, y caiificando
lie un modo bochornoso actos
esencialmente patrioticos que no
hay para que recordar?
lPodra decir 10 mismo la prem
"a de que ha salido ell reciente ar
ticulo insultando a los Volunta-
rios; ell que valid una denuncia d
La Civiizaci6n, depresivo para
auestra primera autoridad y para
nuestro Partido; ell que no hace
POGO ha dado a luz EiTiamor del
Pals amenazando con descomunal
oatalla d todo el que no piense
como el y Sc atreva d dudar de
SUI insigne patriotismo?
iPodra decirlo?
Mucho 10 dudamos.
Vease, pues, quienes son aqui
los que vuelven a las matas ma
mas de antaiio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-08-24

los que vuelven Il las mdfas ma
1aS de anta1o.
Refiriendose La Cinitizaci6n
al articulo que lie vali6 la denun-
cia V & nosotros, dice:
=" Ell BoLETIN, aunque con su
corresDondiente salvedad, de que
no es su amino ensanarse con
nosotros, procura excitar contra
La Ciuiiizaci6n los enojos del
Excmo. Sr. Marques de la Vega
Inclan.'
Esto no es exacto.
Y ahade el colega, contrayen-
dose al articulo CdbatieroS d Ma
drid::
Nuestro lenguaje ha sido el
de la verdad.' y
Entonces es indudable (para el
colega) que va no hay que espe-
rar NADIA de nuestra celosa SUI
perior autoridad, quien con hos
sannaS { hlmuos reclbieron La
Ciuiiizaci5n y sus amigos en- la
revista Official Ultima.
Entonces ell partido de los es-
panoles sin condolences, firme
,osten Y garantia de las institu-
clones patrias, es una verdadera
playa para ell pals.
Y 81 esta es la verdad, franca.
mente, nosotros nos declaramos
en- alberta lucha contra ella.
Que blen dijo ell poeta Guam
do dijo:
",En este mundo traidor
Todo es verdad Y mentira!
,Todo es segdn ell color
Del cristal con que Sc mira!"
Y La CiriHzaci6n sabido es
que ha tenido siempre la mania
de mirar 10 que no lie agrada con
I'm vidrio ahumado.
No es extrailo, pues, que todo
10 yea turbio.
Turbio como sus pasiones y 81
meollo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-08-24

AoinuiCu hd lcS fCSouo ca ooenaon VIC
Puerto Rico.
Sc ha dado orden al general Blanco
para que este, el brigadier Castro y los
cuerpos de infanteria de Granada y Ara
piles continden en- Badajoz.
Sigue hablandose mucho de 10 ocu-
rrido en- Badaioz. Las noticias tele-
grafcas recibidas hoy por el gobierno,
amplian y confrman las va conocidas
por nuestros lectores.
Sc sabe que en- poder de las antori-
dades portuguesas Sc encuentran ell ar
mamento, caballos y dem&s objetos de
guerra de los snblevados.
Sc cree que han hecho tambien en-
trega de algunos de los fondos que le-
vantaron de las cajas de 10 admins
TRACTION.
Sc confrma La opinion de que los
snblevados esperaban ell concurso de
otros movifnientes, pues mostraron des.
de luego interes en- estar en- comunica-
cion expedita, colocando en- Ell dnico
aparato que dejaron habilitado, q un
sargento 8 cabo telegrafsta de los re-
gimientos sublevados.
Con estos han entrado en- Portugal
unos II paisanos.
Sc han llevado d cabo algunas de-
tenciones en- Badajoz de gente que po-
dra resultar gravemente complicada
con el movimlento fracasado tan rapi.
damente por las acertadas medidas y
y la energica actitud en- que Sc mani
festaron resueltos, no solo Ell ministro
de la Guerra, sino Il digno ministro de
la Gobernaci6n.
Sc esperan noticias detalladas res-
pecto de utros asu,ltos relacionados con
esta reprobada sublevaeion, que quiz&
expliquen 10 que hoy - IN niSterio,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-08-24

La Correspondence Ultima dice 10
signiente:
Ha regresado a Madrid 81 regimen
to de htisares de la Princesa y alguns
flerza de artillerfa de La que march6
con ell general Blanco.
Tambien ha regresado Ell battalion de
Puerto Rico.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-12-11

and Builder, -. -
Honolulu Steam Planning Mills, Espla-
made, Honolulu.
Manufactures all kinds of Mouldings,
Brackets, Window Frames, Blinds,
Sashes. Doors, and all kinds of Wood
work finish. Turning, Scroll and Band
Saving. All kinds Of Saving and Plan
ing, Morticing and Tenanting.
Orders promptly attended to and work
guaranteed. Orders from the other Is
ands solicited
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-09
For Sale or Exchange, Not to Waste
their Money in Advertising

where it viii DO but little good, but place II
our hnnsss who have more buyers our list than ~
other agents In the county. We advertising az IN
enormous expense In more than 20 journals In Ohio
ponnsylvana and West Virginia besides Wo issue gra
tuitorlalV 10000 copies OF the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-09
AIAssilIon Matters,

The rolling mill will be started up in
a few days, the repairs being about fin
ished.
The eight year old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. ]. Amos was buried Thurs
day forenoon.
The funeral of Mrs. Isaac Werlich
took place on Thursday afternoon from
the family residence on Main street.
Louis HerZOg, cigar maker, aged II,
went boating In the river on Wednesday
evening and was drowned. The body
was not recovered till next morning.
Mrs. FOlger, wife of Lieutenant Com
mander w. M. FOlger of the u. 8. Navy;
and daughter, are at the residence of
the Commanders parents, at MassillOn,
to spend the summer.
Last Tuesday workman in COxey's
stOne-quarry named FRITZ GrOskinsky
was crushed by q broken derrick on
which was a stone weighing 5000
pounds. He died Thursday.frOm the in
iuries.
ID. f. Newsletter, who resides four
miles west, while driving his team
across the Ft. Wayne track on Main
street, came In collision with an east
bound freight, which demolished his
wagon in which he was sitting, and
seriously injuring him In the head and
back. The mules were not hurt. Mr..
Newsletter was taken to Clark's hotel
near by and cared for, and at last ac-
counts was getting along as well as
could be expected.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-09

Miss Helen Cook has returned home.
Mr.. George AulthOuse, Jr.. has return
ed from New York.
Mrs. Rev. d. e. Platter Is visiting
friends In New Jersey.
Mr.. John Baehert, Of the Union Oil
Company of Cleveland, Is visiting friends
In the city.
R. A. Dunbar left yesterday for Mt
Vernon, to attend the funeral Of his
brother William.
Mrs. Thomas GuytOn, of Dayton Is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Shelley, North Poplar street.
Miss Mary AulthOuse is home from
Reading, Pa, where she has been so
jOurning for some time past.
The dandy express man of the burg is
ak" Of the American. Size him up as
he goes by In his new wagon.
Mrs. Joseph Mayer and children left
Thursday for Cincinnati and Piqua,
where they will spend the summer.
Mrs. William Ragg and Mrs. A. NJ.
Hsmm, Of Akron, are guests Of Mrs. b.
G. BOsswOrth, Poplar and Eighth streets.
Messrs. G. G. Bow, deputy County
the practice of law at Columbus on last
Wednesday.
Rev. A. Ramsey, of Dubuque, Iowa, has
accepted the pastorship of the st. PauI's
Episcopal Church, of this city. He will
begin filling the pulpit tomorrow.
Mr.. Hamilton Harris, of Tuscarawas
township, made the DEMOCRAT office a
friendly call yesterday. MI. IL. is one
of the stauneh Democracy Of Tuscar-
Awas tp.
Mrs. DIR. +. w. Schooner, after an eX-
tended visit to her parents at Bellevue,
KY, and friends In Cincinnati, has re-
turned. Her sister, Miss Kate Schultz,
accompanied her, and will spend a few
weeks here.
Major j. H. Wallace of New Lisbon, o.,
the plueky Democrat from the eigh-
teenth district, who defeated Major Nc
Kinley, was in the city yesterday, stop
ping at the Grand Hotel. He says he
will get there.-Cin. Enquirer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Koehler, of West
Eight street, returned home Friday
morning from Chambersburg, Pa,
mencement exercises of the female SEM
mary of that city. Their daughter, Miss
Maggie, graduated In music and the
collegiate course at this commencement.
She returned to Canton with her pa
rents.
Robert Black has again accepted the
position as railroad policeman for the
Con notion at Congress Lake. Mr.. Black
held the same position last year and his
strict attention to the grounds and
uniform courtesy to all visitors to this
popular summer resort fully entitled
him to his second term. We are not, I'm
certain sense, believers In the third
term business, though we wish Bob" a
third, fourth and fifth term, as he fills
the bill to the satisfaction of all.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-09
peath of william Dunbar.

Ex-sheriff r. A. Dunbar received dis
patch from Mt. Vernon yesterday, Fri
day, announcing the death of his brother,
Hon. William Dunbar, of that town, at
10 a. m. Deceased leaves his wife and a
large family of grown up sons and
daughters, and departs this life at the
ripe age of n years and 3 months. Mr..
Dunbar came to Canton with his parents
from Dauphin county, Pennsylvania, in
1915, when about eleven years old. He
grew up In Canton, and married and
lived here until 1848, when he removed
to Mt. Vernon, having purchased the Mt.
Vernon Banner, the Democratic organ
Of Knox county. Deceased assumed the
duty of editor of this paper in 1884, af-
ter the death of Mr.. Bernard, the prOpri-
etOr. He and his brother George finally
purchased the paper, selling 1t two years
or so after to the late Col. Daniel Got
shall. Mr.. Dunbar read law, and for
years was practieiBg attorney here,
being a partner Of Judge 8. Meyer. He
resumed the practice In Mt. Vernon, sell
ing out the Banner establishment after
few years, and attending wholly to
his profession. Mr.. Dunbar was gentle
man of ability and high character.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-09
Money Stolen.

Reconnaissance Samuel Allen, met
with quite loss Monday of last week.
Die car loads of fat sheep. Coming home
the next day, he fell asleep, between
Pittsburgh and SteubenVille. He was
carrying his money, $1,138, In an ex-
press envelope in his inside coat pocket.
When he reached MingO he found his
money missing. He surmises that some
sneak thief, on board the train, took the
package while passing through some Of
the tunnels. He was without any trace
of the thief and consequently could do
nothing In the way of OVertaklng him.
@TCarTOll Rep.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-09
Sealed Proposals.

Sealed proposals will be received up noon July Brd
1883, By the Commissioners OF stark county Ohio "a
furnish all material and labor, and erect cumplete
ready for travel tina supeTstructre for wrought iron
truss bridge the west branch Of the Nimshill0
Greek on Tuscarawas street, Canton, Ohio length Of
span 70 be sixty (bO) feet in the clear 70 have one road
way forty al feet clear width with foOtwaya
OF eight feet and TO be proportOned for rolling load
OF seven thousand pounds per equally divided
on both tusses; iron 10 be strained ~ 800 b In to
sOn 10, 900 lbs In compression. chords, and 5000
lbs on posts All bills TO be based In every particular
on plans and specifications which may be seen ME
In the AUDITORS sOfee and afteT the FIRST OF June
The Commissioners tho right 70 reject any
all bids. BY order Of eha Board. - Il
tunD bw y n RAMSEY Auditor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-09
LATEST TELEGRAPHTC.
THE SCOTT LAW GASES.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 8.-The case
brought from Athens county to test the
ing the liquor traffic, is being argued in
the Supreme Court today. Arguments
were opened yesterday. ]. w. Warning
ton for the liquor dealers, and Attorney
General HOllingswOrth for the state.
have made their arguments. Ex-Attor-
ney General Little and Judge West for
the State and 4. w. Kittridge and Judge
HOadley for the liquor dealers are yet ia
speak. There is no way Of ascertaining
when the decision will be rendered
probably not for twOsOr three weeks
The attorneys In similar case brought
from Cleveland are present, but are not
taking part in the oral arguments.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-09
Connotton Valley RAILWAY.

On Monday, June 11th, 1888, this line
will be opened to COshOctOn. Freight
will be received on the above date for
COshOeton and intermediate stations on
this line and also for all stations on the
'|Pan Handle Route" No dray transfer
at COshOetOn; joint depot facilities at
that point. Through express trains
leave Canton 9:55 a. m. and 6:35 D. m.
daily, except Sunday, for COshOctOn.
Direct connection for all points on "Pan
Handle Route" SAMUEL BRIGGS,
General Manager.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-09
Hartunr-Ralser wedding.

Mr.. Louis Hartung and Miss Minnie,
daughter Of Mrs. Louisa Balser, North
Market street, were married on Wednes-
day at p. IN, by Rev. P. Herbruek.
Quite an assemblage witnessed the cere-
mOny. The COncOrdia Singing Society
sang several fine selections, and the
pieces. The happy couple started east
on tour. Mr.. Hartung Is erecting a
fne residence at the corner Of Walnut
and Tenth streets.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-09

William G. Etting and Elma wilhelm,
MassillOn; Wendelin Dagenbaek and Eu-
phrOsina Zimmerman, MassillOn: Frank
W. Burgert and Alice Krider, Mt. Union,
Andrew j. DehOff and Mary K. StOnehill,
MapletOn; Jacob Helm and Adelgunde
Papist, Canton; Moses HOlway and HO-
nora Jones, Pigeon Run; ]. Perry Jack
son and Jennie NJ. Bates, Maxine; Lewis
B. Hartung and Wilhelmina Balser,
Canton; Leander ID. Ralston and Emily
+. Minniek, MassillOn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-09
Stark County Real Estate Journal

which Is absolutely free TO customers. Renembel
We make no charges until we effect sale. Come and
see us Send for The Journal with descriptive list, free
Address, ia. McFADDkN. Canton, v. llif. r If
McFADDEN u PIhN, MasslllOn, ..
McBADDEfl Il bWAhIz, Alliance o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-09

The undersigned, formerly proprietor
Of the Mansfield City Hack Line, has for
sale two good hacks, one Brewster and
one a Ravenna make. They are all in
good condition and will be sold cheap.
For further particulars call on the John
ID. B. SMITH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-09

Thurman c., a twelve-year-Old son Of
Simon P. Long, Of South Cherry street,
on Wednesday accompanied a party OF
boys to Sprankle's place, northwest of
town. The little fellow could not swim,
and going beyond his depth, was drown
ed. The other boys tried to save him,
but found It impossible. The body re-
mained in the water over an hour. The
funeral took place Thursday afternoon
from the English Catholic church.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-09

J. A. Baehman, No. 35 <. Tuscarawas
street, has Just received a large ship
ment Of genuine Export Lager Beer
from the celebrated MOerlein Brewery
Cincinnati. This Lager Beer Is manu-
and is the finest beer made In the cOun-
try. Mr.. Bachman will keep this cele-
brated beer bottled for family use Per-
sons wishing good article of beer
should not fall to call at Baehman's.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-09
Challenge Accepted.

CANAL FULTON, o., June 7th, 1888.
EDITOR DRMoCRAT:-HaVing learned
that Mr.. John 8. Hart, of Akron, has is
sued a challenge for a fifty-yard foot
race (heaVy weight, fat mans Taee) for
800 a side, hereby accept said chal-
lenge, and the warm weather being now
very favorable for fat races, am will
ling to put up my share of the money at
any time or place lie (Hart) may desig-
nate, and then and there decide time and
place for the race. JNo. SCHROEDER.