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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-09
HANDLEy
A Mulhatton Tale Tbs cr,,, !, \
Tarrant Cour,y ~

special.
HANDLEy, TEX, June ! IA
been rumored that A. w ~
ford, living near ArlInstoD V" I
Fort Worth some time SO :, "
the recent rains, tina, ~ iss,''. \
more creek would IS On
started for home on honsS,s \
while attempting to cross Il.
stream was swept dow. III
current and supposed "a 4 ~
All this Is false. The eupn u ~
Is that it might have bpaanp XIV, W
who met his fate in the troub l'I,'
OF Sycamore.
Our little town, Handles /,
about eight miles east Of HI. !;
on the Texas d Pacific ralIsss
the most beautiful locations ~ NJ
In the state, being situated n y
prairie Of high elevation and !,
on the north by heavy timss'' +
tect Us from the cold blasts y,
while on the east, south and NJ
the west lies an open uralrs \
whence we receive the cool Al n
ant bree2es of the South. MI
one store Of dry goods and ~
conducted by Messrs. Tam 4 N
gentlemen Of whom every On, y
with praise and who bsye A.
themselves an immense trsds
The postoffice and depot are M
by Mrs. Cowen, a lady Of sbDN.
refined accomplishment, Who \
pleasant smile and kind NM
everyone.
We also have a good blscs,I
shop, corn mill and cotton plp
Our one church IL used bgs1
denominations. The meeting
largely attended every SUNDAY
We have had q good sehoo! n
place for the past len month,
Quoted by Prof. Handy, who n
enviable reputation as "a lnAn|
The prospects are that we shall 4
larger school next session, whia|
begin about the lst Of September
The citizens OF this district
voted an additional school tx c|
estate for the purpose Of ertsz
their means for educational bersiI
DIR. Young. the temperancslskl
has organized a council st thk
with about sixty members, and
results will be derived therelronl
Farmers are very busy st pIs
the golden grain is falling bsida|
sickle from early morn TO the \
eve. Crops generally In this VI
are in a flourishing condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-09


any, time. The ss,o. ~
ought not to lose a. !, clss d !,
snort run as the Iona a y nishb !.
covered the Dug ,iuals sls 4 i,
VIII have the hearty y. ne thI,a
solid support Of our " syIanls,
fraud. iesponslbls ~
The new mornlpc b,
ma ,s,i its appearance to sreln'P
the manager proposes \, ss s9.
ers OF North Texas 4 II i,vss give y, /
paper, In all respects rss, dshI,
best Texas dailies. 1 squsl 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-09
The Gazette jon once.

This establishment Is now one OF the
best equipped in the state and being
under the personal supervision OF Mr..
A. z, Mastin who il Acknowledged 10
be the best job printer In Texas, we
can safely promise 10 give entire salts.
faction. Wetherefore respectfully ask
ycu- orders fer all work IN our line.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-09
no oHoLERA IN ENaLANp.

WASHINGTON, June S.-The secre-
tary of state has received dispatch
from the consul-general at London say
Ing that there is no truth for tho ru-
NOR OF an outbreak OF cholera in En-
gland.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-09
GONE TO MExIoo.

WAsnINaToN, June s,-The secre-
tary of the treasury has been in formed
that the defaulting officer al the sub.
treasury at New Orleans has fled to
Mexico, where he is interested In some
mines,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-09
FOR SALE.

A slendid Home In o Coed l6iI
A cottage.residence Of tga41I
eight rooms, substantially built
ner lot, in fine neighborhcod, ~ !
Favorable terms II desired. Aaj
House," care Gazette, Fort W,
Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-09
weather Renor,.

The cotton-belt weather report OF
Texas, allowing the maximum and
minimum temperature, also the rain
lall for the past twenty-four hours, is
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-09
STATIONS.

me only cigarettes which do NOT
uck 70 the lips are Opera Puts. 0'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-08
EDUCATIONAL
The New High School Building 10 BIO Of
Stone.
A Committee Appointed to Visit Several
Other cities and Investigate Heat
Ing aud yentiiating systems
Minor School Board
Matters.

The Board OF Education met In regu-
lar session last night, with President
Slenlz In the chair. present, Mesars.
Archinal, Barlet, Clark, Cassidy, Dame
miller, Fogle, Harter, Herbrnck, Moses,
Rex and Superintendent Lehman.
The applications OF Jonas M00nshower
and Adam d. Howard for janit0rships
we're received aud ordered placed on
file.
Mr.. Clark submitted insurance poll
cies on school buildings, and on motion
Of MIR. FOgle, the matter OF insurance
was referred 10 the Finance Committee,
The Committee on Claims recon-
mended the payment OF $li3.
Mr.. Moses, from the Committee on
Buildings, submitted a contract with
George W Cramer, architect Of the new
High School building, which was ap'
proved and lie execution ordered by q
unanimous vote.
Superintendent Lehman reported
$3 Oh collected from persons 10 whom
books had been supplied, which was or.
dered turned Into the Treasury
MIR. Moses moved that In the erection
of the new High School Building, the
outside material be OF stone, rock faced
ashler, carried In regular courses, with
cornice aud coping OF same material,
and with a proper amount of dressed
trimming.
Mr., D|annemiller moved az q aubsti-
tute 10 this that the outside material
be Of Zanesville pressed brick with Berea
stone trimmings. On Mr.. Dannemiller'e
substitute the vote was: Yeas Barlet
aud Dannemiller, 2; nays-Archinal,
Clark, FOgle, Harter, Herbruck, Moses,
Rex. Cassidy and Slentz, o.
A vote was then taken on the motion
Of Mr., Moses, which resulted In its being
carried unanimously.
On motion OF Mr.. Fogle, q committee
OF three, consisting Of Messrs, Clark.
Moses aud Bartlett, was appointed by the
chair 10 visit Cleveland Toledo, Detroit
aud NOrwalk. to investigate the work
lngs OF the R0tan system Of heating aud
ventilation, and the most approved sys
TEN OF steam heating and ventilation.
On motion Of Mr., Clark, the committed
was authorized TO invite Architect
Cramer TO accompany them NJ the ex
pense OF the Board. Adjourned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-08

hath here with his folks. lie still con
tinues 10 IN ke his annual visits.
Miss Lizzie StPineck, OF Canton, spent
n few days with her pal ents In this
place during the holidays.
Ayoung Mr.. Lott, who has been visit
ing friends and relatives heTeal outs,
returned home TO CarrOllton last Mon
day.
The health OF our community Ia good
hut few cases OF sickness are reported,
Among those are Mr.. Joseph Eckreman
laying very low with feveri also a 81 lid
OF VIM. plackl ego laying very low with
lung fever, but 10 reported some better
ri this writing,
Our village school Ia aOur'shlng ine
| under the management Of DR.. Riehl. He
In well liked by both scholars and par
| enta. All we hear the scholars FAY IL,
| why can't we have a spellingp IL ap'
pears the doctor don't care much for
spelling schools,
Prof. John Dagger and Mr.. Willis Lot2
spent q few days In Carr0llt0n during
| the holidays, We understand the former
furnished some excellent c0rnet music
at an entertainment held in Carroll
ton while he was there. We do moi
doubt the rumor at all, for John 10 just
the chap that can do that,
Quite a nunibT of horses are sick In
our neighbOrhOOd, Jacob Wengart cam'
near losing a good one last week. Verge
St0ody, our station agent, came neal
losing a valuable one also, hut we are
glad TO learn they are both getting bet
tor under tho treatment OF DR.. Bachtel
OF Canton. Lung fever seems to BIO th'
sickness with Them.
The surprise party gotten up for New
Years eve did not prove to be such Z
great success as we anticipated. Thu
gueets were surprised 40 we'll 40 Thu
party we were trying TO surprise. TIT
main spoke In the wheel who was help
Ing TO get up the party, and was u
bring the oysters. failed to put In aI
appearance at all, We could not imag
Inc what had happened the gentleman
and after q quiet consultation we dis
persed, surprising the oysters had ca
him,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-08
ON A COMMON LEVEL.
Tho coogiomoration OF Humanity that At
tend tho Salvation Army Meetings,

Tho couglomcration OF Humanity that At
tend tho Salvation Army Meetings.
The salvation Army lay great stress
on the fact that In their labora they are
doing a great work In IeorganiziDg So
ciety on a common plane, and judging
from the following by Adjutant Smith
In the War Cry" tho organ OF tho
Army, they are not far trom the mark;
Il have seen ~kneeling At the penitent
form side by side q lady arrayed In
costly furs aud dress TO match, and
IN OK convict just released that day
from Sing Sing prison. have seen
q minister OF the 2, II. Church, who
Ia well known all over the land,
sitting with street walkers, and
u few nights after In the same barracks
| saw u $4,000 IA year clerical OF tho
Presbyterian church sitting among n
lot OF roughs. Yes. wa do have queer
people attend our m'eliOgi, aud | Will
try and arrange some OF them alphaOet'
ically, Actors, acrobats, A~Dabapti4ts
burglars, bankers, bunco steel ora, beer
jerkers, Chinese, cOcknoya, crbnke, cap
itallsts, Danes, doctors, diyiuos detect
Ives, English, Ethioppaue. editors, fancy
mem Frenchmen, llremen, Germans,
| Greeks, grow ler. workers, harlota, horse
| doctors, hawkers, Irish, Indians, idioia
jews, Judges, jailbirds, knockers, keno
men, knayea, aides, lawyers. lungs,
Mpxlcans, nihilists, noodles, oystermen
| outvasts. officers, Portuguese, pullers,
politicians, Quakers, quacis, queer sbo
vera, Russians, reporters, ioubdera
SpaDiards. sluggers, scholars, trumpi
tinkers, v%agabnuds, Welsbmen, waiter,
whtewasbprs, Xylol hOniste (ou the plat
forml Yankees, youngsters, Y. NJ, O. A's
BIOLOGISTS, zanys, ETC."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-08
Or. poromu. on Ammonia In Food.

In analysing samples OF baking pow:
der purchased by myself OF n number OF
grocers In New York City, l lnd that
CLEvELAND's SUPERIOR BAKING POWDER
contains only pure Grape Cream OF Tar.
tar, B%lcarbonate Of Soda and o small
portion OF -four, while the Royal Baking
Powder contains In addition thereto,
Tartaric Acid aud Ammonia. The Am
monia gas IL observed not only In tho
Royal Baking Powder whom II IN heated,
but even In biscuits made therefrom.
My examination .ehows that Cleve'
lands Superior Baking Powder " better
than tho Royal Baking Powder, because
lat. IL IN compounded OF better uld
more wholesome ingredients.
I'd. II yields u larger amount OF Car
bonio Acid Gas aud In n more entieiac'
tory manner, In consequences Of which
less powder 10 required 10 produce light
bread material.
81. II is honestly sold az 10 weight
The Cleveland cans contained full nel
weight, while tho Royal cans were
short weight.
NEW YoRK, July II, 1884.
X. OGDEN UoREMUs, NJ D., Lid,
Prof. Obemistry aud l~oslcoloey IN rlDelie
we Hospital Medical t%oli,no,' Prof
CiNmlsif ~ and N ysica IN tnp TOO lup,
Of tic Ciy " New York;
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-08
MAsSILLON.
A Batch OF Interesting Events from tho
West END.

A Batch Of Interesting Events from tho
West End.
0ur druggists have agreed upon nine
O'Clock Nv the hour for closing their
stores, and " 10 now In effect.
The business part Of town again
wears q dull aud deserted appearance
In the evenings, owing to o return TO
the custom Of closing tho sIores NJ six
md seven O'Clock.
Lieutenant Governor Warwick and
Representative Cole went to Columbus
yes erday 10 DO present at the converting
Of the Legislature.
Joe Clemens, who was tho FIRST porter
Mt the American Hotel, In this city, and
left here about thirteen years ago, IL In
the city. He now handles baggage ut u
hotel IN Detroit.
Bob Estep, q former Massillon man,
who wont " Colorado several years ago,
was In the city one day last week. Ihv
Captain" 10 looking well, anu we un.
deretand 10 prospecting In The Centennial
State.
A large number Of our German resi-
dents hnd q jovial time ut the residence
Of Peter Seii'p on New Years night. II
Ia Mr.. Bell misfortune TO DO cbildless
although having been married for
grent many years. Al the close Of th,
German Catholic Fair o large doll on
which chances were taken vas drawn
BY 0ur venerable citizen, and deem,ne
hts good fortune In securing such ~
appropriate addition TO his household
worthy VI recognition, BILE friends sur
prised him and krs. Bell, and had oil
We ssaswoniss and accompanying r.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-08
IN AND our.
Prosecutor uartor Rctirca, aud Prosecutor
wcity Steps In.

Prosecutor Hartor Rotirca, and Prosecutor
Wclty Steps In,
On Monday last the term OF Office OF
Prosecuting Attorney Henry W, Hartor
expired, aud that gen leman retired, TO
give place TO Mr., John o, Welty, the
newly elected Prosecuting Attorney.
During his term Of ONCE Mr.. Harter
has handled tho legal business OF tho
county In q capable, economical style,
for which he Justly deserves credit. This
able manner In which he Q lnductod tho
prosecution In the Mcmillan, Bfuner
aud Warthorst murder trials rebounds
TO hts credit, and commends him ~ o
trustworthy and conscientious official.
Mr.. Harter retlro' from the Office TO give
his entire attention 10 u large aud
steadily growing law practice. his OIL
cial career having placed him foremost
among the members OF the Stark county
bar.
Mr.. Welty. tho new prosecutor, al
ready has his hands full OF county work.
Ho will continue his law practice In
partnership with Judge Albaugh, In nd
dition 10 his official duties.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-08

Recording and Corresponding Secretary,
q. II. Aman; Flnar cial Secre ary, @, d..
M0nnOii Treasurer, Peter LO'hamer;
Marshal, Frank shanabrlChi Guard, A.
q. Buchmani Tfuste, 8, j. n, 0umlulln,
Chas. A, PierO, dong term)J G. Waechter,
b. A. WiIebaugh aud Glenn Burwell,
(shOrt term
B. A. Wirebaugh, the retiring Presi-
dent, viii act al Chancellor this year.
The installation of officers elect takes
place tomorrow Thursday Every
member Of the branch 10 urgently re-
quested to be On hand al 1880 p. m. sharp.
BY order of President.
j. II. DUMoULIN, Secretary
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-08
FROM OVER THE STATE.
A General Record of Inoldonta, Accidents
and Occurrences.

- Rh'h W N'Nsf'"fN
and Occurrences.
Kate Schneider, q domestic, aged 10,
suiclded nj Akron.
Charles Birch, oldest resident Of Ma
honing county, IL dead at l02.
Butts q Smith, wholesale hat ard cap
dealers, Cleveland, assigned with lla'
billties OF $4,000.
Mrs. Robert Collins, OF Akron, II IL re-
ported, has become insane through Sal
walton Army "iniluence."
IL reports are TO no believed, Akron's
Salvation Army In not all II should DO
In the matter OF morality.
George Spurgeon sues John T. Gill at
Lancaster $4,000 worth for knocking
out an eye with q beer glass.
Charles De Jones, prominent Iron
worker Of Niles, dropped dead on the
street az no was going 10 work.
The Hooking Valley strikers should
employ n few talented liars TO Offset The
literary bureau OF the syndicate.
David Bum during q little over ex
years service ~ u policeman IN AKRON
made nearly LOO arrests, lilo IL en-
titled TO the hun.
John Clark, u farmer Of Licking
county, who came TO Columbus VIII
$500 In his possession, has mYsteriOusly
disappeared, not having been seen since
Wedne' day.
Charles Bradford, q notorious charAc
ter ia company with two 0lher t0ugheat
tempted 10 rob Bglzer kiauB NJ Bellnire
and received n bullet In hia breast from
which no will die, fired from kraus
pistol.
Dyarmar & Hilton, leading dealers II
clothing. boots, shoes, ard furnishing
goods In Defiance, made an aesignmenI
10 X, V. HaymAker for the benefit 0
creditors. Assets estimated NJ $1,000
liabilities, $4,000.
John Swim, u 90 year-old tramp, wa
found sleeping In the COW shed OF .
farmer In Delaware county. lilo wal
taken TO the city prison aud on beine
searched 81 l3S,08 was found on him. HI
IL worth altogether 100000.
DR., John II. Maxwell, who killed hi
beautiful children November 10Th las
at Springfield by chloroform, on Ocjoun'
OF poverty, committed suicide In th'
county fall NJ Springfield, by hanginG
himself 10 q bar Of his cell with q towel
An inventory OF the effects OF Mre
Watt Henry, murdered by her husband
NJ Akron, brought TO light $40 II
small paper bOgs one In another, ant
much OF II In bits Of Paper, The woman
had also sayei sl,a0O which was II
bank.
b. A. GiaQue, u Berlin, Holmes coun
ty, saloonist, said before his death h
would lay IN u trance three days M,
then arise. He went Into the trance OF
the 25th Of December and his funera
was deferred until the 2Sth, but h
failed 10 arise,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-08

Clothes line swlpors have been doing
up the unwary underehirte, Tapping In
the evening bfeeges. Monday evening
tho ewlpers swoOped down upon tho
clothes line OF James II. White, No. 10
South Young street aud Joseph Myers,
east OF Nimlshlllen creek, below the
mill, carrying of u mi cellaneous col
lection Of freshly cleaned linen. The
clothes taken az tho latter place were
the property OF James A, Ferguson,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-08

Cigar smokers should keep shy OF u
certain clgar call, d the Continental
Union" which IL manufactured NJ one
OF the worst md most notorious "acab"
establishments In Ohio. These
cigars are made up from the
very cheapest quality OF tobacco, and
are dOctored up by being painted over
with q "vllllanous docoction OF colorlng
matter ~ give them u p|resentablo mp
pearance, which mukos their uee u mat
tor OF considerable danger TO the health
OF tho consumer OF these vile weeds,
Shun them ~ you would q viper.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-08
An Old Packet nnnL round.

Mr.. Q. g. Cards little hoy found an
old pocket hook packed away behind u
stone etep on East Tuscarawae street,
some timo aince, containing tax ro'
Ceipta, cancelled notes, &C., showing
that the book belonged TO ono Thomas
Taylor, OF Harrison township, Carroll
county, II the owner wants che pocket
book and papers no can have them by
calling NJ Tho DEMOCRAT Office.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-08

The funeral Of Mrs Catharine Koehler
occurred from the family residence, cor.
ner Walnut and Ninth B%treeie, Tuesday
afternoon. Tho services were conducted
by Roy. Y, Herbruck, OF tho German
Reformed Church, OF this city, and Rev.
Il. Herbfuck, OF Akron. Tho remains
were Inferred In tho family LOT In Wood
Lawn Cemetery.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-08

Married, on the lat inst, at tho resi-
dence Of the bridegroom, by Roy, ~. 10
Smith, Mr.. Chrt.tien Camp and MISS
Lydia Stuck, all OF Lawrence township
MIR, and Mrs. Camp were the recipi'
ents OF numerous substantial presents,
and everything passed OF pleasantly.
A grand dinner was partAken or, and
congratulations and good wishes ex'
tended BY many friends.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-08

Andrew sluss, of jackson township,
died Last night OF disease OF the brain
aged 80 yeara. Mr., Sluss was born In
Stark county and hOs al says lived here,
tho Inst ten years In Jackson town.hlp,
He VISA worthy c%itigon, much respected
for hls many excellent qu 'llties, He
was "A member of the German Reformed
Church, and will be buried IN Tho EAl
Canton Cemetery. Funeral on Friday
mex tho friends TO meet NJ tho house ~
y a. III,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-08

The Star Clothing House will remove
February ut 10 No 5 Eagle Block aud
open up with u new stock OF goods which
will be superior 10 any ever eeen In Can.
ton; In the meantime the stock on hand
will DO slaughtered numerically.
Every garment has got 10 20, no matter
what II brings. Remember ~ IL only u
short time YET that you eau got clothing
az your own prices,
STAR CLOTHING HOUSE,,
No. 80 North Market street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-08
EnnIlY Accounted For.

doctor, 4 can't understand why l
should DO troubled 40 much with these
PUSHES OF blood TO the head" said mn AZ
tache of the Repository dime museum
to u prominent physician OF this city
yesterday,
"Why, that Ia easily accounted for"
replied tho physician, ut Ia owing 70
the fact that nature abh0rs q vacuum
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-08

Dealers often advertise nm inferior ar
ticle giving II the name and description
applying 10 n better Quo, This, Zlllats
aud Co. never do. They will meet any
bona ade price advertised by any house
In the city. II ~ the quality OF an ar
ticle that determines tho price. This
the patrons OF collars n Go. understand
for they know they eau alweye dupllca'o
NJ this reliable old house tho prices nd
yertiBed eleew here,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-08
DECISIONS Usk ETOH OLup."
Personal pERAMBULATIoNs,
what tho People aro Dolng-.rhoae 0oin
And Those Coming,

Whht thc foopio hfo ih"ho ""'"k
Aud Those Coming,
Bella @. Bcsworth, OF Canton, was In
the city TO day. [Akron Beacon.
Mira. Sarah j. Drushal, Of Canton, IL
vibiling her son, W, Il. Drushal.-[ 0rr'
Vile Crescent.
Mrs. j Wall, who has been spending
the holidays with frlends In Circley lie,
has leturned 10 her home NJ the Aneri'
can House.
Very extensive arrangements are be-
ing made for the marriage OF Misc Emma
Williams and Mr., Harry Ballard, OF Can.
ton. The ceremony Will take place NJ
the homo Of the bride on State street,
this city, eomo evening this week.
lktoa Beacon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-08

Tho annual election OF officers OF Loo
Branch O. N. b. A., tIok place in Decem.
Der with Ieault ~ follows.. Spiritual
Adviser, Rev. v. Arnold; President, VIM.
DannemllItf, First Woe President, Glenn
Burwell, Second vios President, Geo. A.
PiunkArd, Rscordisg and Corresponding
sessstssy, !. \. Dun6suiinI Assistant
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-08

Frank Devaux 10 on the streets again,
after an Illness OF two weeks.
Quite q lot OF FORK and beef has been
shipped fIom here 10 Canton the past
two weeks.
Mise HE'S, OF New Harrisburg, has
beau visiting friends In this vicinity for
the past week.
Jas. J. Mellon. now agent Of the Con.
notion Valley Railway u Navarro, for.
msfly agent ~ R~otersvills. spent Sab
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-08

Tho family Of Mira Catharlne Koehler,
deceased, hereby express their sincere
thanks 10 tho kind neighbors and
friends, whose voluntary assistance
during their late bereavement was deep
ly appreciated and will always DO 70
mamberad.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-08
Done Up by u Tramp.

Casper Foller, q young man living NJ
No. 1870 North Walnut street, went 70
MassIllon Monday night, on q little
Wait, While near the ~, Wayne. depot
there a puglllstic tramp pitched into
him, and used him 40 In bad style,
breaking ono OF Fellor's arm, aud
smashing hle nose.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-08

Msrried--By Rev. ] j. LebermAp, Jan
uary 4, 1855, 1t tho residence Of M. Ma.
rion Hahn, Mr.. Joseph Brown 70 Mics
Louisa x. Clsar. both u BaEryvills, Btark
county, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-08

Tho edition Of tho Market atreet care
Ia boOmtng The businuaa of tho street
Railway Company and ndds much to tho
| business appearance OF tho enterpliee'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-08

The Valley Railway annual passes Of
1874 Issue will DO honored until January
ySth. to0k. IsAAc RnyN0LpA
|TT General Manages.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-08

The brewery ~ Masaillon will be sold
nj sheriff sale IN the 9th " January,
1886. Soc Sheriff sale IN Tho case OK U,
Schott w Juliue whitman VI al.