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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-03-16
The Miners frotege.

Wal, y9u see, It's a queer story, Missy;
The little gals none of our kin;
But you bet. when the old men go under,
She's the one who will handle our tin.
Ny pard an mes rough mimi fellers,
We've got nary children nor wife,
but we love little yellow-haired Nellie,
An wen roar her up right-bet yer life.
How old? Wal, she's nigh eight, / reckon;
Five years since we brought her out here;
An she was the cunnin'est baby
Wed looked at for many a year.
You soc, twas the time the Apaches
Broke out Blast the red imps of sin!
The emigrant train crossed their trail, Miss,
An the lnJuns they scooped 'em all In.
Yes, thar lay men, children an wimmin:
Tho red devils raised all their ha'r,
We couldn't do nothin' to help 'em,
SO my pard an me buried 'em thar.
We found one likely-lookin' young cretur'
Lynn out from the rest of the heap,
she was dead, like the rest an Nellie
Lay close by her side-fast asleep.
Wal, twas near ninety mile to the settlement
Bill an me turned the thing I'm our mind;
An at last concluded to keep her,
An bring her up lovin' an kind.
We buried her poor dad an nanny,
Likewise all their unluclsy mates;
An we named her Nell, after a sweetheart
My pard had once back in the States.
But the trouble we had with that young un
Was somethin' quite funny to see;
Bill gave her up for mystery,
Likewise she was too much for me.
Her burned buds we couldn't get on right
An we cussed evry butt'n an string;
But arter spell we did better
When we once got the hang of the thing.
An she growed up quite pert-lilSe an bloomin';
We take her to work ev'ry day,
While Bill an mes busy a mimi
She'll sit by the rock pile an play.
An she's made better men of both of us, Miss,
We don't cuss now, nor go on no spree,
Cause we're worlSin' and savin for Nellie,
The pride of my old pard an me.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-03-16

result; he CLAIMED kiss Tor every smile
or favor given to others during his
long absence, and this brought out the
story of the Greville roses and the So
called Mississippi soldier.
''But there is one comfort, Edmund"
said pretty Cary, tired of her lovers up
roarous laughter, II didn't give the
rascal any breakfast!'-Elisabeth p.
AHan.s
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-03-16

"Why didn't yer cut der line at bofe
ends, and go wild define, close and alp"
'Bruder Whangdoodle. mex time I'll
be proud to hab yer go along. You has
studied de subject line upon line and
percept upon percept."
Col. Bill McCracken enjoys the repu-
tation of pouring out more whisky for
one drink than any other man in Aus
tin, newly elected members of the Leg
islature excepted. The Colonel was
taking drink at the Gently Dreaming
saloon, when the bar-keeper remarked:
II say, Colonel, waited on man a
while ago who poured out bigger
drink of whisky than you do"
HE was probably member of the
Legislature. He don't count, l can't
compete with old professionals.
mo, he isn't member of the Legis-
lature. He is very intelligent-looking
man, a stranger to me. He is in the
other room playing billiards.
Col. McCracken looked into the bill
iard-room and exclaimed:
"Why; that's my son, Tom. He has
just come home from military school
in Kentucky. "-TeraS SittingS.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-03-16

One Of the best disinfectants, says the
Poultry Bulletin, is Condos fluid, which
is made by putting one ounce Of potass,
permanganate in a pint Of cold water.
For use, one ounce of this fluid should be
added to half pint of water.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-03-16
GOING WEST.

Connections are made at st. Ianace with the nop
ular steamer City Of Cleveland, for Detroit and IN
termediste points
The Michigan Central Railroad for Detroit ana
east.
With the new England Transportation Co,s. line
for milwaukee,, Chicago, Colhngwood and all points
in Canada.
At Marquette with the Marquette. Houghton
tricts and with Steamers for Duluth and the North
Through tickets on sale At Marquette and 81.
ignace, and all points In the Northern Peninsula.
For information as to passenger and freight rates.
apply to Office Of General Freight and Passenger Att
THo6. McKEowN. PRANK MlILlGAN
0sn1 6uP't. Gen1 Fri Pas. Agt
Marquette, Mich. Marquette, Mich.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-03-16

To remove warts on horses, take q
piece OF concentrated lye as large as q
walnut, put It into bottle with rain
water enough to dissolve II, and apply
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-03-16

BRowN's IRON BrrTERs effectual.
~ cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Weakness, and renders the greatest
relief and benefit to persons suffering
from such wasting diseases as Con-
sumption. Kidney Complaints, etc.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-03-16

Mr.. George w. Childs has spring
water brought to his Philadelphia homo
every day from his country seat at
Wayne, Pa; also fresh milk and cream.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-03-16
fHE CREAM Of all BOOKS If ADVENTURE.
HEROES
AND
DARING DEEDS.
Detroit Macklnac 6 Marquette RR,

Pioneer East and Vest Line Through the
Upper Peninsula of Michigan.
ID
$40 Miles Shorter and 10 Hours Quicker than any
other line.
Between Detroit, Southern Michigan, and all points
East and South-E East, and the Iron and
Copper Districts
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-01-15

- Der Militarismns mirft matrbaft
epioemif6. Sept bat er fosar bas tleine
Ddnemarf teimseiudt. Ddnemart mol=
len ndmltd ber pof unD bas Miniferi UNI
eurdaus Militd tmadt lpielen, bas golt
fcu bafar II Wiuionen Rronen aablen.
Weun bic &esIrunS bisis Summt bewil.
list erhdlt, pann min fe 9opsnbasen au
einem Waffenplat MAIDEN, Der gu 9anoe
unb CUR See uneinuebmliA 1T. @dou I'M
DorfSen Sabre bate has Wiiniferium
@ifrup fsinea 2anbssbertteibieunasplun
einsetradt. berielte erfuer aber idun In,
Nanbstbins 70 lebbafte MnfeHtuno. bab er
ttatidhlih juradaejcsen wurbe. Termutbz
lid mar es Der Musfau Der letten Dablen
gum 9anbsttins, Der bas Mintaerium ni6t
nur beifinlmte. bic Ycrlase 3u srneuern,
icneern iosar bic 2aitsn. mel4e Ne TEN
faum 2 Wsiuienen aSpfs 3atlenbea Da.
nsnpulie 3useoadt, Oaburd nod braden.
eer3u MAIDEN eaB ie bielelbsu auf einen
nod fir5eren 3eitrauna rertteilte. Der
@influB ter 8ssieruns bemps bic bifIenii.
rsnbtn Stiulmen auf tee 8ettsn bes Qaub=
tblnss biesnial 5u fhwsiseu; fis entbielten
lid Der abitimmuns, um oas Winiferium
nitt au eridatteru. 60 TAM es, baB bic
RealerunasporlaBe i'm eanpStbing nit 33
gesfn II Stimulfn b. b. Serabe bon Der
3alite fammtltder Mitslieper ausenom.
men ipurbs. gcr einiSsn 4assn wurbe nun
Der @sisBentmurf in bas Goltetbins ee=
bradt. 5ier rutrc bic Oprberuns roraus,
fdtlih nit bret Yisrteln ber Stimmen ass
serpielen persen, uno cas Dtiaiffsrium
eftrnp oarfts bies ais IuflSiuns tes Sol.
ieibla5s beniben. 60 ssht nidts ater cine
Weltmadttilluns!
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bann Ser freunblide @atb, naber an
oas Snitrument 5u fommen, tpeiter ipeg=
Slttreten, lauter ober leiier 5u ipre6en,
Morte ST ipie6erbolen II. I. H., bis ct
enoli6 fanb, baB er i1i9t nit ieinem
Slei6er, ion6ern nit Ser puBma6erin
1einer Grau ipra6. Serr Yugb per=
fu6te BON feuem iein Gliid, uno Der
telepboniI6e Wei9enfeller perban6 i'm
NIT elmer Mpotbefe, BON tpo aus ibm
ein bollil6es @eldcbter 5uriidfdallte,
ols CT cine &albsfeu.e beltelte. gr per=
lor iebt Die Geoulo unb rief Sem Meiz
dyenlteller gu: uWenn Sic mir ni0t bic
ri9tige Terbinoumg geben f0nnen, 10
bole bas berbammte Selepbon Ser Sell=
fell" 9araufbin narb am ndbfen 5a=
ge Der Npparat aus bem 3in1mer gebolt;
bic Geielll6aft lieB linn babel fagen, 1ie
geitatte feinen Mibbrau6 ibrer Drabte
CUR llebertragung uprofaner" &e6ensar=
ten. 9err Busb bat barauf geflagt unb
gelteno gelna6t, baB vperbammtS fein
profaner Musorud fei; bas @eri6t bat
aber gegen ibn entf9ieben unb 10 berlor
er oas &e6t auf iein Selepbon.
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gen abreiie; benz &naben n,ubte llnterbale
tun3 seidafit werben lelbit UNI ben preis
elmer seleuldaftliden ySnccnpeniens" mie
ber Gerfebr nit SSsti's.
@nblia wuroe man gu benz sroben Sc
lte selaben, weldes Serr S5Sli Der @rSff=
nuug letner nelten Tabrif uno einen,
Sobne 5u @brsn ant Sabre8taae pcn beIz
len 6adfebr ms Gaterbaus peran1taltete.
Sier truf man ben 3ari9er Noel, aeer er
beitano and nur aus @eiddf.sleuten i'm
@enrc Der !5Hsli, id0nc itattlide 2eute
bon taoeaplen Maniercn, aber -Seioeu=
ipinner, Baummr(lmirfer uno bersIeiacn
mebr!
Das Sslt mar gut in Scene seIett,
aber es erlitt cine bebenflide Stirring
ourd einen gerfcB oes iunsen SSsti, ber
srcbe Seniation erreste. Der sanse
bobe Santcnsratb mar bet benz Diner s,1=
9esen uno Bate einen Ita1t auf ben aus
Der Brembe 3urifsefebrten Sobn bes al
ten seebrten 5ouies SSsli aussebradt
nit oem Wumih, ber auSseSeidnete iunae
Mann mSse ieinem gaterlanb bur6 elm
lanses selesnetes 2sten gu rg9r uno Scr,
bib" sereiden.
Gs mar Elm feierlider Montent, unb
Nater unb Wutter batten bic Ibrinen in
ben Nu9en, unb Der @robpater leste bic
Sitternbe Gedte auf bes @nfels Saupt
uno iaste leiie: Wero' brao, Define Gl-
tern perbienen'S I'M Did!
Nber Seiri blieb falt, unb als ibm ipa>
ter iein Sater 3uwinfte, er icle fd bebans
fen uno ieinerieits BEN Gantonsratb leben
lallell. oa itano er auf, faBte nit llngeltiim
fein 0las unO NIT beseiitertem Bid nad
imei cn8liiden Snsenieuren ldauenb, bic
auf Der Durdreiie SSsIi's Tabrif befds
tigt batten uno BON Seiri gu Glide setez
ter r'eyc::. rief er fur5 unb banbis: Il
drink to the genius of England and to
her engineers!" (Sd trinfe ben, @enie
GnslanDs unb ieinen SnsenieurenD
fBOrtfesuns foIsi.)
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fBortfebuns foIei.)

*Ser gang iiberrai6enbe grfpla BEN
Trau 2Doia 6. pinfbam's Grdlter,Mi=
16ung fiir Die tpei6li6em Gei6ledte eli
gentbiimli6en &ranfbeiten bat, Benefit
beler als irgenb tpel6e anbere Sbailad)e
es fonnte, bic @i9tigfeit ibrer tuobltbu=
enoen Gntbedung unb 6aB lie tpeiB ipie
bic leBtere an 8eiten ampenobar it,
Sr. 6asfell.
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Gbrl,edeS 0cifdnbmiB.

@enn Sir meiner Sebniu9t Dual
Sc elm 3ei6en fiinben ioute,
Wenn li9 meine 9ano einmal
Sti6t aus Oeiner trennen lpoate -
Wenn Der Seele gliib'noer @runb
Wtir i'm sluse iuioerblibte,
Wenm iid etma gar mein W1unb
Wie gum GilHen einmal ipibte-
Wenn elm Wort Der 2eioenIbaft
Sc BON meinen 2ippen fl0ge,
Wenn nit niloer Sugenbtrait
SD Sid plobli6 on mid o6se:
Timm's ni6t ernit! Nein, tpabrc Did
Sab Odds ipdter ni6t screue!
2eiber Gottes babe i1
Seine Spur Salient sur Sreue!
8eorg Surai6ef.
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9as uaiIe. falte sDinter,petter

erforSert beionoers gutes 56ubseug fir
Seben, Der 1id i'm 6reien bemegt.
Warme 6iiBe lino elm 9aupterforoernib
ben &0rper geiunb gu erbalten. Oarum
faufe man oas bette S6ubmerf i'm
Marfte. bas Bel 9errn Sames $.
Wf TT in, gfe bon Commerce unb
ct. MarD StraBe Slt fiuben 1T. 0err
Martin fat MIR Waarem erfer Quaz
litat unb bas Sbeuerite uno geIfe lit
INNER oas 8ilIigiie.
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lWug 3ttuJts upll pe1DHDerellI ,yHteref1e.
- Sie Golf Colorado unb Santa
Sc Sabn bon Galbelton na9 Soulton
tpiro am i. Gebruar in 8etrieb aeiebt
tperben.
- 9luf benz Pfeilerbau spiIden 26.
unb n. StraBe in Galpelton collibirten
elm pallagier= un6 elm Sra1t3ug. Beioe
gotomotipen, aipei 6ra6ttpagen uno ein
Perionenpasen murben bonn Geleiie
getpprfen.
- Ser 9ia9tipddter Der Gone Star
Slour Drills in OeniIon b6rte am 12.
Nbenbs IL llbr elm nerba6tiges Sc
rdui1 on Der Sbiir ber Miible. gr
giug, Die Sbiire gu 6ilnen uno lpuroe
BON elnelll ilasflrten Wiame gel6ollen,
aber glldli6erpeiie nur unbeoeuteno
berlcbt.
Sn BET 8aumwollgin BON @eare,
See & 60. in 8elton brad 5euer aus,
oas 6 gallen Baumpolle, cine partie
Samen un6 einen She'll bes Gebdubes
serIt6rte.
-.Wm. 9ernbon, Elm 0ie6sadter,
Der Ii6 III Weatberforb i'm Sbeater be.
fano, lpurbe bon brei 0ldnnern gum
Gartenipiel in einem anbern 2ofale
eingelaoen urb CAB Der ginlabnng mad.
Soipie fid Die Geielll1aft ieoo6 auf
Der StraBe befanO, fielen Die Orei iber
9ernbpn ber, i9lugen i'm Su gooen
unb berau6ten ibn Inn $3.50. IS aez
lang 9ernbon, bic Namen ieiner 9ln=
greifer Der poli3ei mitSltbeilen unb lire
Yerbaftung erfolgte in fllrjer 3eit.
- Vub SaDlor BON 9ltbens, oer
oalelbit einen Garbigen ermoroete, 1T in
8ouliana perbaftet uno auriifgebra1t
tporbem.
= Sn Der G0beralcourt su Dallas 1T
Die Seras pacliiebabn gu $4,000 S6as
oenerlab on M. Murrap, benz bel 8lpl=
iom prairie Elm gein abgefabren pmrbe,
unb su $500 S6abeneriab an Or. Wtaz
neb. eines 8einbrubs tpegen, perur=
tbeilt tporben.
- Wm Sones, ell Solbat bonn 5.
@abalerieregiment, Der nit benz Meri=
faner Serebia TN Brownsville Streit
batte, ipuroe BON bielem sweimal in bic
2unge geito6en uno i6per perlpunbet.
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o e I u d. I

tuirb George Yenner, tpel6er bor 10
Sabren feline gltern in Galo,pea gounip,
Seras. perlieB uno ieitbem perIdollen
1T. 0erielbe luirb aufseforbert, tueaen
3beilung Der grbi6aft binnen 4 MO-
itaten iid einsuftelen ober our6 Boil
matbt pertreten au lalIen.
u. so. 8enner.
Griebri6sburg, 6. Sanuar 1883.
II ,n3m
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- Sas man am 9elepbon niemals
bic gTelsgebulo berlieren uno aud Bel
ben er5Bten 5elepbonperlpirrungen nidt
einmal ben gelinbefen Glu6 auslfoBen
barf. lebrt elm bO6tpeiier 3i6terlprud)
in Gineinnati. Gin 9err pusb oaielbit
bate elm 5elepbon in ieinem 6aus unb
begann banit am eriten Npril = su Ell
rler iebr paiienoen 3eit = ieine aOpe.
rationen. Die eriten Salob, Sallob!
tuuroen geuedfelt unb Serr pugb fudz
te cine r@ouneetion" NIT ieinem ssIei=
l1er. gluf fein neues 9allob, Sallof |!
folgte cine nnperitdn6li6e Antiport,
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9r. 6. so. 8rOipn, Orange, Seras,
iagt: sd berfaufe Broipns Glen
Bitter felt mebreren Monaten, Die Madz
frage 1teiat.
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Cine ulte Wdrterin, iast: ,,Cr
Iders gn9liId Rsmebp" 1T eas beae
Witisl 8esen puiten, yrGuae ootr Dipt.
etiss gsi aaen Npctbstsrn gu baben.
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peroen bem Munbe perlieben bard
s O z O D 0 N +,

wsldes bic 3ibne 10 e &. bas iaatnflsiid
rciis uno ben Ntbsm angenebm
maa'. 80 entfsrnt Zen gBeinfein pcu=
fdnbis uno bemabrt fe Der Yerberben.
Bel Drcsmiffen gu babsn.
2s,i2 tuwtj
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9err 6. 81. 9atemam, Sonen6oro.
Serds, fagt: nSromns Gilen>Yitter III
Die bette mir befannte MebiSin geaen
Terluft Der gnergie unb &opfipeb."
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DhspepRa ber sefabrlidfe Jeinp
Der; geiunbheit, pito outh Gnwenbuna
bon Adere DpapepRa= Tablets" turirt.
getaQen @pcthefern gu baben.
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-9iamant=Garben fellem ale OBJ
getragenen uno fddbisen 2leibungsItii=
de iuieber auf's 560nife ber. perfeet
llno einiad. 10 @ents, bel alien Apo=
tbefern.
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GnmYtcnse ciuer
nntb 6tiaen g e b er.
Nsangel an @ppetit, @ebarn Gerftcrfung,
gdiner;en i'm 2cpi nit einem numpfeu @efii6t
I'm Sinterfcpfe, Gdmer;en inter ben Coulter.
blatterit, aufsetriebsaiein naG oetn Giien, init
Ebatigteit, rei;bareSEemperamen tribe gtiin~
ntiins NIT benz beionheren @efiible, trsenh
cine ctiteseHteit 1ersefien 5u babeu, Mfiicis>
feit, @irre, Ser3flcpfen, Wunfte Dor ben Anseii,
aeI6e 6auf, iiterbaupt &opfiGmerSen cberbalb
Ses rehten AuaeS, uurubiger Setlaf NIT bednss
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= uft'S 8 air . . {.

1raue paare oter o rte tpereen rurb cir etn,tsee
salssass sss ssrs e A. r
oueenbttdt. 81 perfouien In 1pottefen oher spre na
Gripf1ng bon Sf nutd erpreb perfanbt.
gff5ce rs Dturrap Gfreef, Newsyorf.
frr. TutfS Dtarnni. perftpcuey flnterreuneen unn1
Anhpsper<5spte rou prn auf9ertnn9en fret rerienpcj
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q Z + It . y { u It a.

Emffs HiIfen fint fpe,ten fur bisft Ndne
bereifef, sineTpfs pernriadbt sfHss, 5uid,eneRtds
fef fm GeRnben, haa Der 3eioenfe erl1annt a..
aufat, ba Der 3orper eendbrt no surd TIRE fcnifde
Bireuns aui bts0srbouuue a espraauee etn rsgeimdfts
Ger 3tntl6onA terboraernfsn iDlrp. Yreis Is Gents
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@fIaHsem 8nberettmna.
Gin F4eres6eilmitteIfl fir nue weibli&enSdpdde
trte seneorree, unreeeIndbise ,tni f9meuIi9e
Hetntgung, GntslneuHg unb 0sj4murr tn Mutter
leib, prolapins nteri, Blutabia$, &c.
Mngenebm i'm Gef6mad, wtrffam nnb
leten srfoigrei9; Gsiit oon sroter SaIfe raIrsnb
tene ber Gsburt nnb uabrenS Der reeefmabieen
9erioheu.
Aerats bsauten nnb beribreiben Is tortps5rsnb.
fnf,en bstber Ge{9ittbter ifebt es feifeni ie tem
1egli9e Art artaerentranfbeifsnii 1T es bas tre eiIfs
"a Mitrsa stranfseiten beiber @eihred,.
ter ftn0en i'm Webrand5 biefe9 0etls.
iattteIs grpfc Grletbternn9.,
ebbia q. 4imftam's Nlnt 4einiesr psrtreibt ieos
li9e Spnr pon Blutperberbung, unb qIeidsettfa
trdftigt bas game a6rpeffpitem Ses @atienten.
Ik @iriung Sefielben IN grab 70 rpun6erbar mic
bic Der 4fiansens s9abereituns.
h65a Die gHansen 9ubsreituna unb gIut saeini.
ser wer5en belize in 233 nnb 235 gBeftern Muenue,
Sprn, Wdfis prtpdrirt. Sebe foitet 81. GedS
Stdf9en S. Griterc pr. qoit In 4iIien n6er aibefs
9enform mad Gmpfafig bes Yreies, 81. pr. gor fir
1ene. uerianft. Nrs. ytnfhdm beanttrortet bereits
mitigf tgluae f9riftlittc anfrage. Ban ienbe Sc.
YoltmarIe. 0ireulare ieeer5eit perebfoIot. gan
besisbe i'd sef. aut bieie gnnonee.
E&5. .2nsta g. @iufbam,s gsber niren furiren
gerroptunS GanensBsf sf4perben unb 2ebersGrs
fdrritne. Is Gents. nm
GySet alien slpotbeferm Al baben.Na
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Seras.
1lnlere StaatslesiSlatur.

Mnfin 13. Sanuar. = Sn bei6en
9duiern Der 2egislatur tuurbe cine 9lm=
3abl neuer Bills eingebradt ionlt ge=
i9ab yti6ts bon beionberem Snterefie.
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sa6gsiae Srsic @reNs
trfGstnt
% nit ausaabmc bee @unntosa
unb fpitet
&h-oo fir bas Satr rter $3.50 tar
3 Wtpnsr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-04

william Il. Bear sues in the Common
pIeas Court Of Stalk county the Penn
sylyania Railroad Company, operating
The Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne & Chicago
railroad, for damages in the sum OF
All OOO. alleging that on May 18th, 1881,
he received such injuries while In the
employ OF said company, Dy reason OF
broken and defective draW,D1L anu Toy. "
canOht bv the bumpers Of the cars. so as
to permanently disable him. He alleges
that the defendant company were In the
blame for carelessness, which resulted
In his injuries.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-04
Death Of Jesse wIrebaugh.

Jesse Wirebaugh, life long resident
Of Canton, died at his home, 1S9 South
Cherry street, on Sunday evening at the
ace of 81, He was a workman In banners
revolving book case manufactOry, and
on Friday last while engaged in running
a circular saw was hit in the stomach
with a piece of timber or board. He
suffered greatly, but there was no out
ward confusion and it was thought at
first the injuries wOnld not prove fatal.
Deceased leaves his wife and six sons
and daughters, all grown up but one.
The funeral took place on Monday
evening, Rev. B. +. Ashley OF the Bap-
tist church Offieiating.i
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-04
Murder at MassIIIon.

A murder occurred at Massillon last
Monday night. 1t seems Mrs. David
Kirkland, intending to take the early
morning train for Crestline to visit
friends, got up about two O'Clock, pre-
paratOry to getting ready for the train.
She went to the window to raise it when
a shot was fired, striking her in the
mouth, killing her. 1t is supposed that
some parties were attempting to burg
Iarize a neighbor's residence, when
they were surprised by Mrs. kirkland
raising the window, when they shot
with the above result. A number Oi
tramps have been arrested and locked
up, but no positive evidence has beeI
discovered as to the real guilty parties
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-04
Frem Appreolative FrIends.

CORVALLIS, ORE, June 10Th, 1888.
MR., MCGREGoR, Canton, OhiO.-Dear
Sir:-EnclOsed you will find $500, for
which send me the DEMOCRAT. Any in
formation from this part of the country
will be cheerfully given at any time.
Have been located here nearly three
years. l left your city three years ago
on the 8th day of April. Yours truly,
W, II. LESH.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-04

One of the agreeable social affairs of
the past week was the reception and tea
on Friday evening given by Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. SaxtOn, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Q. Bar
ber and Mr.. and Mrs. William Mckinley,
at No. 63 South Market street. The
guests numbered about $50, several from
MassillOn and other points. The supper
was ample and fully appreciated. Mu-
sic and dancing was indulged in on the
third floor and the evening was one of
those occasions to be freshly remem-
harad
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-04
For Sale.

ANo. farm Of 243 acres-40 acres
good oak timber, in Hardin county, D.
Price $50 per acre. Will exchange for
a small farm in Stark county and give
years time on the difference, or Will
sell at $55 per acre, $5IOOO casn Dalahee
years time. Address,
VIM. H. WALKUP, Owner,
i 243 Superior street, Cleveland, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-04

A No. 4 safe, of the DiebOld Safe 81
Lock Co., Canton, o., was In the Van
Claim steam mills in this place when de-
strOyed by fire few W eeks ago. The safe
contained many valuable books, papers,
money, ETC., and passed through the hot
test of the frey ordeal with its contents
unscathed. Mr.. George Livingston is
agent for the DiebOld wOrks.-OhiO DEM
Ocrat.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-04

For the success of the mOnu-
mental fund it is not desirOus that
the rate to Cleveland shall be less
than $1.75, but if it becomes ne
cessary the Valley Ry. will reduce
to meet any rate made by other
lines, aud the fund will be absorb
ed by the reduction.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-04
Congress Lake.

Social parties, music and dancing,
commencing Monday evening, July I'd,
1888, and continuing every evening un-
til the end of the season. The COnnOt-
ton Valley Railway will run special
train from Canton to the Lake, leaving
Canton 7:15 p. m, returning from Lake
at midnight. SAM. BRIGGS,
Genl Manager G. V. r. r.
4. BARNETT, Man. Congress Lake.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-04
Tho Pioneer Liquor store.

s. Bear has been engaged in the liquor
business in Stark county for twenty
years and has always enjoyed the repu-
tatiOn of dealing in the finest and pur-
est liquors, both imported and domestic.
Call and inspect the stock, number 40
East I 1uscarawas street, in the Winter
halter block.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-04

At the Chicago Railway Exposition
the Brooks Locomotive Works, builders
of the COnnOttOn Valley new lOcOmO-
tiyes. received gold medal on narrow
0uage passenger engine, a 1ae,slnllie mn ,o 0i
the COnnOttOn engines NOS 10 anu 10
notion is as well equipped railway as
there is in the State.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-04

Mr.. Henry Ruble, aged eighty-thTee
years, died on Sunday, July lst. De-
ceased was one Of the oldest employees
of the Aultman works. Ihe tuneLal
sister. Mrs. George Franz, 1872 North
Market street, Tuesday morning.