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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-28
MURDER Will OUT.
ADead Infant Found in Shriyer's
Run Saturday.
The Body Badly 0eOOmposod and En-
shrOuded In Bed Clothes and
Old Carpet.

For several weeks past q gang or tho
Street Commissioners men nave been
busy at work cleaning ont Shrlyer'a
run of mud and rubbish. The w0rkwas
commenced where the run enters the
city at the north and 10 being continued
southwark.
Saturday afternoon they were working
at the section OF the run between Jack
son and Charles street. Considerable %
rubbish was found and thrown out.
Among II was bundle OF old carpet,
which showed signs of having been tied
or sewn together. This excited the Gu
rlOsity of one OF the men named Deyore,
and he proceeded TO tear the bundle
apart. The carpet was water-soaked
and rotten, and yielded easily. Tearing
the carpet away O portion OF q
bed.qullt was revealed. Upon open.
Ing the latter slckening slight
met the gaze OF the men. Bundled In as
small q compass 40 possible lay the
pUTRRsoENT BODY or AN INFANT,
which had probably seen the light Of
day only TO be smothered or strangled
by an unnatural parent or met watery
grave TO shield the sin OF an erring
mother, to whom wedlock was a
stranger. ,,.,
The water had swollen the little
body TO an unnatural size and
the spectacle was revolving. The body
had evidently been Immersed for
some time and was mere rotten
mass OF bone and flesh. The moment
II was touched the flesh crumbled away
and nothing but q heap OF corruption and
q horrible stencil remained. MOST OF
the men turned sick at the sight and
with several II caused vomiting.
II is unfortunate that the remains
we're 80 badly decomposed. Had the fea-
lures been recognizable, In connection
with the bed clothing and carpet, which
formed the improylsed shroud, II Is
barely possible that the authors OF the
deed might have been hunted down. Az
II Ia the guilty party or parties can car
ry their secret with them, safe from
a visitation Of justice,
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Hartyillc Budget.

John Baums new residence will soon
be completed.
On the sick list-lIenry Ginter; we
hope for q short time only,
After a long Illness Mrs. Mary Harsh,
wife Of John Harsh, died last Tuesday.
Dry weather continues, as dOes also tho
burning Of swamps In this neighbor.
hood.
II. Sealy's new house In town Is being
plastered, and will soon DO lni0hed. IL
will be a nice residence.
ID Is amusing to see the train men
handle the fifty pound dynamite boxes
ut the depot. How gently they toss
them about.
Andrew Brumbaugh, living one mile
north OF town, has his new residence
about readys to occupy. Levi Brum'
baugh Is the builder.
In few days Mr., Jacob Brumbaugh,
whose barn burned recently, will com
menc0 building u new one. He Will
probably have II Insured this time.
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the aext day Saturday the committee
met. Il. W. Chapman and myself went
TO Canton. Clemens knew | was going
there, for one Of his spies was
at the depot when left on the
morning train. | presented the
matter TO the committee at their after
noon session. The committee asked for
the returns from Bethlehem Up. The
Secretary, Mayor Piero, then produced
the tally.aheet and said that that was all
he had received from Bethlehem Up. This
tally.sheet was neither signed nor certi-
fed to by any ono. The committee then
passed resolution authorizing the Sec
retaTy 10 order the Central Committee.
man OF Bethlehem tp., TO hold a new
election for delegates TO the Congress
sional convention August 10, 'Si. Polls
TO be open from | ., m, to 7 y. IN.
Clemens says In his article, had Mr..
s. called as l asked him to on Monday, he
could have seen the tally sheet and poll
book, and studied II to his entire satisfac'
tlon;rlght below that he says again, after
Mr., s. had made his great howl Saturday
night and Sunday, came TO the c0ncln-
sion was under no obligation to produce
then for his examination, and;that he
should not see them so long aa they were
IN my possession. See the contradiction.
In one sentence no says that had called
on Monday could have seen and studied
the p0ll-book and tally.sheet to my en-
tie satisfaction; and following that sen.
tence no says that after ! had made the
howl Saturday night and Sunday, he
considered himself under no obligation
10 show them TO me. Now, claim that
while Mr.. Clemens Ia holding u primary
election as committeeman In Bethlehem
Tp., his p0ll.b0ok and tally-eheet are
public property, and should be access
ible 10 any Democrat, especially TO can
didates who are Interested In the elec'
tion.
certainly do not wish TO do Mr.. Glenn
ems an injustice; but Just 40 soon as he
produces that poll.book, and proves that
there are, as he claims, 1893 names re-
corded on II OF. men who voted at that
primary election, will take everything
back have said, and Clemens can brand
me liar. But until this is done claim
that the ballot.bOx was stuffed; and that
there were about 40 more tickets In the
box than names on the poll.book. Hoping
to meet Mr., Clemens In the convention
at Akron, and desiring that everything
will pass of harm0niously and without
blOod.shed, l am, respectfully,
MATTHIAS SIsTERHEN.
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GREENTowN.



Items Of Interest From an Occasional Cor
respondent.
The coal trade has been rather slack,
but Ia picking up again.
Mr.. VIM. DOugherty has returned 10
his home In New Castle, Pa.
Slight rain here Monday but not
enough to do any good worth mention.
Ing.
Mr.. VIM. Miller and family, Of Akron,
recently guests OF Abraham Miller, have
returned home.
Mr., Benedict and wife, Of Cleveland.
are Visiting with Mr.. ELI Foster, Mr..
Benedlct's father.in law.
Mr.. Ed, Putt, of Canal Eoyer, Ia visit.
Ing at Mr.. Y. I. ShanOwer's, and expects
to stay around here about two months.
DR.. j. IL. D0ugherty received an apple
picker one day this week. Everybody
was anxious to see II, and ask what Il
was for.
MIR. o. p, shanafelt has received fne
lot OF melons Now, boys, come and
"hll up" and don'trun risks Of dogs and
shot guns any longer.
Mr.. o. p. Shanafelt received a wrench
In his back In handling goods while
assisting Hill Bros invoicing at Middle
branch. He Ia around about as we'll as
ever.
Mr.. Ferd, Schumacher, OF Akron, Is
preparing TO build q warehouse at this
station. Business has increased until
he iinds his elevator, lacks the necessary
room for the business. May therO be
more improvements made yet, and make
the place lively.
Mr.. d, j, Smith, drum.majOr OF Green.
town Cornet Band, invited the "boys"
10 have their regular practice at his
home Friday evening, aud bring their
families, and enjoy sociable time with
water'mel0ns and other refreshments.
Tiere was good music and splendid
time.
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The iO0th Regiment 0. V. |, will hold
u reunion NJ Lake 0dell on Tuesday and
Wednesday, September 9th and 10th.
Tho l6Oth o. V. |. are cordially invited
TO participate. Eminent speakers will
be present. Several bands and u 1rst.
class orchestra will furnish music for
the occasion. Excursion tickets will be
sold over the r., 1T, W. Il .. road NJ oil
points from Creetline TO Alliance. Tick.
ets good 10 return until and including
tho iith. Boats will meet oil passenger
trains and convey visitors TO the picnic
grounds on opposite side OF tho lake,
Ample accommodation will be provided
for all, Meals will be served nj tho
Grove House, Will. II. Harry, proprietor.
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SOCIETY GOSSIP,
Movements OF People In aud About the
City---Vlaltora and Visiting.

Movements OF People In aud About the
Ciiy---Vlaltors and Visiting.
Mr.. W. II, Alexander, of Dayton, is IN
the city on business.
Mrs. Henry Wernet and daughters,
Ida and Esstetta, have gone to Michigan
on q visit,
Miss MOllie Heald, OF this city, was
registered at the American House, Woos
tor, yesterday.
Mlas Mary Mesnar, who has been visit.
Ing the past two weeks at Medina, 70.
turned home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lang, Of Memphis,
Tenn, arc visiting nj the residence OF j,
A. Bachman, on East Tuscarawas street
Mrs, Allie Picket. OF Salem, who has
been the guest OF her brother, Tom Fair.
lleld, on South Cherry street, returned
home Tuesday.
Mre. Al, Lindsay, OF Allegheny, who
has been Visiting with Mr.. Frank Har.
bison, on West Eighth street, returned
home Tuesday.
Last Saturday evening some twenty
couple gathered together at the family
residence, No. BS Rowland street, TO cele.
brate the f0rty.lfth birthday anniVer.
sary OF Mrs. Samuel Oliver. A pleas
ant evening was spent,
Mr.. William Smith, the well-knowp
teamster, celebrated his tin wedding
anniversary, at his residence on East
jackson street, Monday evening. Some
fifty guests were present and all brought
some tin token. A llne supper was
served and social evening spent.
MIR. Thomas vOgelgesang, clerk In @.
ID. Harter Il Bros. bank, was neatly
surprised by party Of friends, at hts
residence on Fast Tuscarawas street,
Monday evening, II was his twenty.
llfth birthday anniversary, and the
party celebrated the event In an enjoy.
able manner
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COURT HOUSE NEWS.
New Cases In Common Pleas court---iteai
Estate Marriage Licenses,

New Cases In Common Pleas Court---lteal
Estate MISUNDERSTANDING Licenses,
New cases as follows have been filed
In Common Pleas Court:
No. 1896 Bradshaw q Walt Va The
Alliance Bank Company; civil action,
S26S. David n. Werner w Matilda
Reichard OF al; partition.
1860, Knapp n Dillon va Jullana
Witmann et al; civil action.
3270. Almira Sickner Va John j. Sick
ner, divorce.
1871. McLain Bros. Va Isaac and
Janet sandwith; civil action.
3272, Peter schauf vs. Joseph 0gline;
civil action.
1878, Flora PerOd Va Mary Perod OF
al; partition.
1874, John r Dangler, treasurer, Va
John Elcher 81 Co,;appeal.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following transfers OF real estate
have been entered for record.
John Mckinney TO william Williams,
quit claim to so acres In Pike township,
81; John Newhouse OF al, to William
Williams, quit claim 10 40 acres In Pike
township, VI; John Zuber and wife TO
William B.Dnncan, part OF out lots II and
II In 0anaburg, 5000; II. Gottachick to
G. II, Volzer. north half of lot 1913 In
Canton, 1915; Lydia A, Machamer OF al
to Solomon M. Miller, several tracts OF
land In Lake township, $500; John H.
and Charles w. Werner OF al 10 Lewis
Rooms. four feet OF the east side Of lot
"a In Canton, $l,i60.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Marriage licenses have been granted
to the following parties:
william ID. Wilson and Caroline NJ
Hartenstein, 0snahurg township; Max
Marquart and Anna Thuiring, Alliancei
Fabian Schott and Magdalene Halter,
Jackson township,
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within Iryoryhnd,Y Kcnnh.

A special excursion will be run by
the popular mi. Vernon Route" on
Thursday, Sept. i,h, passing 0rrville at
7:0i q, NJ, at the exceeding low rate Of
81 for the round trip, tickets good re-
turning until Friday, sept. 9th, iuclu.
siye. For the accommodation OF those
desiring TO return home afler the races
Thursday, Sept. ith, special train will
leave Columbus At 7 o'clock p. M, and
run through TO Hudson. The low rates
place u visit TO tho State Fair within
the reach OF everybody, and the Oppor.
tunlty TO visit our Capital City should
not DO neglected, passengers by this
route are taken direct to the Fair
Grounds,
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the necessary collateral to dsfray the ex-
pense Of the advertisement was not
forthcoming, his manuscript vas Armly
but kindly rejected,
After warning people not TO trust his
wife on his account, az she has left mis-
bed and board without any good and
sufficient reason, the advertisement OF
the frey husband concluded with the
following base stab at her character
"She having left q number OF small
children uncared for, take this oppOr.
tunity tOrequest their respective fathers
70 call and Identify their own and take
them away, as ! feel that have support.
cd them long enough"
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Lulu Hurst.

A small audience witnessed the 10.
called magnetic foats Of Lulu Hurst, the
Georgia wonder, nj the Opera House,
Tuesday evening. The entertainment
consisted OF experiments such as we
have already described and were In the
main successful, Ono OF tho gentlemen
who was on tho stage said there Is
something more than physical strength
used In Miss Hurst's exhibitions; In his
opinion II was u new application Of
meamerlsm.
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Special Excursion TO Columbus.

The Pennsylvania Company has ar.
ranged TO run special cheap excursion
train to Columbus and return, on Tues.
day, Sept, 81, to afford all who desire
an opportunity TO attend tho state Fair,
The special train will leave Canton NJ
500 a. m., arriving ut Columbus at 80
y. m. Returning, train will leave Co
lumbus az 5 y. m. Tickets vii DO good
returning by any regular train Except
limited oxpress) until Sept. 4th, 1884, In
elusive. Fare for round trip $3.50.
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ALMOST A DISASTER.


~ iThih on tho hoTN "hyHN huhu bhmPh
the Track,
What came very near being q serious
disaster occurred on the Fort Wayne
Railroad this afternoon. Just ~ west
bound train No. 7, due here at $50, had
crossed the East Creek bridge, the coup
ling between the tender OF the engine
and the first baggage car broke. The
engine continued onward aud was not
stopped until East Tuscarawas street
was reached. The frat baggage car kept
the track, but the second and third bag
gage cars jumped II and ran along on
the ties as far 40 East Fourth street,
where they came TO standstill, For.
tunately no one was injured, neither
were any Of the cars very badly
smashed, tho most serious
damage done being to the for
ward truck Of the third baggage car,
which IN 10 badly broken up that II ~
doubtful about It's being Of any further
use. In addition to the breaking
OF the coupling pin, the entire draw.
head Of the tender WAS pulled out, A
telegram was sent to Alliance for the
wrecking train, and the track will be
cleared In an hour or two.
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Obituary.

An Infant daughter OF Mr., Frank Mil.
hof, residing on South Market street,
died Monday evening Of cholera lnfan.
tum, aged six months. The funeral Oc.
Cured thia afternoon NJ 9 o'clock.
Tho infant son OF John G. SHELTON,
who died Tuesday morning, was buried
this afternoon at 3 o'clock,
William Jolly, ono OF the old residents
OF Pike township, died Tuesday evening
0fdr0psy, aged 80 years. The remains
will DO buried Thursday In Groengrove
Cemetery, near his residence.
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T. j. Hlnkspn, OF New Castle, Pa, bo.
lieyes II phys TO use Il d Sea Fowl
Gunno lle writes as follows; ~ bought
one.half ton Of Sen Fowl Gnano from
the Bradley Fertilizer Co., and drilled II
In with my wheat. feel sure that |
shall have twice as much wheat whore
| used Guano, AZ whore | used none.
This fertilizer believe TO be q good
ono, and II certainly greatly benefits our
wheat crop. shall use II on oil my
wheat this fall"
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FALLS CITY, NEp,, August 81, 1881.
A. MCGRE0oR;-Doar Sir; Enclosed
nnd draft fer ~ for which give mo
credit on subscription Of STARK COUNTY
DEMOCRAT, | eeo you had little earth.
quake In the east, but that will DO no
comparison TO tho shaking up that will
ever surely take tho Plume from Malno
next November, especially In tho
western States, Why should Keifer aud
Secor Robson DO defeated aud Blaine
be- elected, whose public record In Just
AZ infamOusY Birds Of the same ienther.
Yours respectfully, II, II, Bowers,
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GOLDEN WEDDING
OfMr, aud Mrs. Martin wikidal-- Career OF
u Successful Merchant

OfMr, and Mrs. Martin Wikidal--Careero Of
u asuooesSful Merchant
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Wikidal celebrated their golden we'd
ding anniversary ut their residence al
the corner OF Market and Fifth streets.
Only the family and few OF the prom
inent older families of the city we're
present, A fine supper was served and
the evening pleasantly spent,
Mr,Martin Wikidal and Miss Frederika
Schaefer were married In Canton on
August 23d, 1884. They took their
wedding supper at the residence
Of AIR. Joseph Ritter, a prom
inent Cant0nian In the old days, which
was attended by some twenty people.
OF those present at this wedding banquet
only the bride and groom and tho brides
brother. Mr., Louis Schaefer, surylyes.i
Mr.. Martin Wikldal Is undoubtedly
the most successful merchant In Canton
to-day. In 1884 no opened dry goods
store, In frame building, where Dur
bin, Wright q Co. now are, bringing
some OF his goods with him from France.
His total capital then did not exceed
poUO' lWO youIb ihloI Ho VouRnV
the building and dry goods
stock Of Mr., Joseph Sh0Tb, which
was located where the Court House now
stands. Here he conducted his business
from 1885 to 1885, when no bought the
adjoining property and erected three
story brick block. He continued In the
business In this block until 1869, when
he sold the property for $4,000
TO the city of Canton, which
corporation donated II to the county
as a site for the Court House. Mr.. Wiki
dal then retired with q fortune OF $780,.
600 built up upon his original capital OF
$780, Mr.. Wikidal has three daughters
and two sons living, and Ave children
dead. The little daughter OF Mr.. viii
POyser, Mr.. Wikldal's grand grand child,
was present AT the wedding anniversary
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Tho Cleveland, LorOin q Wheeling
Railroad will give n Sunday excursion
and basket picnic TO Cuyahoga Falls on
Sunday, August 3lst, from Uhrlchsyille
and intermediate stations without
change Of cnrs, The train will leave
Ubrichsyille NJ 8 n. ~. and Masslllon NJ
900 n, M, standard time; returning,
leave the Falls NJ 6p, III, Tho famous
"neeslan Band" now lllllng an engage.
mpnt In Cleveland, will he ut tho
"Glens" on that day aud will render u
programme OF choice musical selections,
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Grace Elizabeth, daughter of Jacob
and Mary Metzger, died Of in1amma.
tion Of the bowels at their residence, l6l
North Plum street, Saturday night, Aug,
"a, at 2 o'clock. The funeral took place
Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock from the
81. Johns Catholic Church.
Asx.month old son Of John G. Skel-
ton, of 1903 West Ninth street, died this
morning OF cholera infantum.
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A Novel way OF Advertising wife.

Au iraie looking individual with
streaks Of blood In biu eye rushed into
tho DEMOCRAT office NJ an carly hour
this morning and informed all present,
In no very elegant language, that no bad
separatel from his wife. He had u no
tice which no wanted published, but as
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-28

The Stark County horticultural Asso.
citation will hold It's September meet
Ing on Monday next, at tho residence
OF Mr.. md Mra, j. A, Borst, In Green.
town. The meeting will DO on Mon.
day instead Of Wednesday, TO enable
the members TO attend tho State
Fair nj Columbus,
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HAMMER SHOP TYRANNY,
A Bold Outrage Upon the Rights OF Work.
lngmen and citizens.

ingmen and Citizens,
Boss Morgan OF the Hammer Works Is
not content with compelling his work.
men TO vote 40 no dictates, but now
serves notice on them that they must
each stand an assessment for the Blaine
and Logan Club, to be taken out Of their
wages. Think of men toiling like slaves,
$l25 or $3.50 per day, suffering politi-
cal assessment from this political tyrant.
Think OF Democrat employe being
called upon by q boss TO furnish money
to promote Republican success, aud
also being compelled TO vote on oil mat
terra as this boss demands. II is a pity
such yillainy cannot receive proper pun.
ishment. A term Of Imprisonment, dis
franchisement for life and eternal mis-
cry after death would be the proper
punishment for man who will inter
fere with the free exercise Of the popu
lar suffrage guaranteed TO Americans
[Alliance Leader.
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Mr.. Jacob Zohler and Miss Rosa Meier,
both OF Alliance, were married by Rev.
Peter HorbruCk last Thursday.
On the Same day Mr.. William ID. Will
son and Miss Caroline W. Hartenstei n,
both OF Stark county, were married by
Rev. Potor Horbruck.
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Mayor sisterhen, of Navarro. having
been assailed by MIR, Matt Clemens IN
tho Navarro Democrat, replies In the
same paper, aud the reply will bo found
In this issue Of the STARK COUNTY
DEMOCRAT Tho article will be-
found worth reading, and IL Will
te seen is n plain statement of
the facts IL IL time this foul business
we're exposed Fair and honest dealing
among friends IL tho only safe way. II
Is u pity Mr.. Clemens did not attend the
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meeting of the committee when Mayor
Sisterhen and Hon. II. W, Chapman ap-
peared before that body and exposed the
fraud. That poll list, too, was convent
emily kept back somewhere, But read
Mayor slsterhen's article.
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For information regarding railroad
tickets and rates TO far west address or
call on II, H. GEETlNG,
Railroad Land Agent,
ONCE, Goetlng n Vicker's store.
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Mo'fnr tho Rinin Irnlr.

The g., Mt, V. ~ D. II. II. (Mt. Vernon
Route) announce half faro rates for oil
regular trains from points along the
line 70 Columbus and return, September
|, 2, ., 4 and g. Tickets will DO good 70.
turning until Sept 9th, inclusive,
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There will bO grand excursion 10
Kansas on September 26th, For ratei
and particulars call on or address,
II. H. (iEETlNG,
Il, Il, l., Il p. Agent,
0nlco--7l East TuscOrawos street, Can
ton, Ohio.
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Police Court,

Felix Uebelhardt, charged with %.
eault and battery, was dismissed upon
payment Of the costs, amounting 10
AtOAb
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They aro really giving big bargains
In dry goods NJ the store Of Geeting ~
Vlckerg, II East Tuscarawas street.
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Mrs, Gribben mother OF William Crib
ben, who was hanged at Ashland, has
been compelled TO resort to begging for
A living,
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81. Bernardo church congregation
and Sundoyschool OF Akron, are pic ..
nicking NJ Zonr tod ny.
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Don't fail to Join the Kansas excur
sion September 25, 1884.
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The "roliable' Rep; ! should bray,
says the Jackaes.
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Chcnp Tickets,

Don't buy tickets west via. 81, Louis
or Kansas City until you see j. Lockard,
druggist ~ East Tuscarawas street, II
Will pay you.
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Tho celebrated big 4" In three act
burlesgue. EARLY In the Morning."
Thursday evening.
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Now goods at low prices at aceting
n Vickers'.
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The Cadets returned from Camp Wade
lnet evening,
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Tho picnic and excursion season will
soon be thing Vf tho past.