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Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09

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Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09

ENOR SAIE@ Two franc hogses--nne N containing tiifrc rooms and tle other tive E8s properly x eligi5iy situated.
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09
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 1-,.I Thp abrvc TQwaTd will sss-s-ry-Il bl' paid for the drtreti,is lSs aud conviction 6f any, seysoH VI persons caught
 s.N \ sealing 0r Killing any rHF " .attieof the alloye brand. s-l.&1zElass JOHN KENNEDY.
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09
pTarAgra or MAN.

AT epplyiHg ta ne wiB Ffcelye ny kaa- sst elfaieF If tlletr egralaaiit No rXrfri- nW0ting. Twin guarantee 2 poslftrf etfs .ls every ease l undertake, or t0rfeit sl.aeU. Consultation iii office or ny letter EREE and strieiiy priVate, Charges re5S nabie. liiar- 0ngll pxaminatian, including chemical and lnicrasc0nicai anatysls 0e urine and aslyig., e500E Citll or address
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09
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YSI4NsTs TEl, GOLD AND SILVER N Mill~, IBiiHactng the ia'rst alG nnsi iinproYctl ihag!tlietl and processes iai bas'. and free Urtg. Water Jacket Sinrlilg Fu: nacps fnr silver. ltad aud copper o:e@. with new aud lNpnrt:sHt Improvement ms, stl- perioT :, aRs other make. ItUistHE NOi Ks. Pumping machines ihiuridIiug Ernacts, ctc. Wts Oi4tE oar cdstoH,ets the best gp- suits Of thirty years experience iH tills SlH- ciai iiHp Ii work. afis a.r ptClaly d to tnyh isli from SGH FFGNjsc5 Gi 1!iiea4st tiir most improved character ui 2'iI,i3fZ a!3 ..lt.&c- .tOu Mae,linery sltFpriUr 70 Ucsi:'n anG c~n- tTuc,iol C. .h4i Cf any u.vr lrSke at th9 lowest possible prices. We aiserHtlacl Co deliver. in csiIp!ete runnlnE oiticr, &tliS. Furnaces, HutstinG Wnrgs, etc,. lli unE nl inc Mining tates and Territories. Esiiin- atcs given uu application. send for illus tratrd circular.
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 WILLIS C. DODh, M.dlaggr,
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-09

And miGd1e-aged men, vlo are aaGRT,ng frum tic cGerS ot Youthful lndiscleiians or ENCgTst,s iu n.a.Uirr yCaGs, NgragiS and Physical Bphiity Impotence. Lost Man hood, confusion ot ntEs, Gnit eyes, afei sieE to society. dcslnnlrfcy. psEpips un the face. loss ef enertsy and aelHury. frequency 0f nriHatirg, etc. RtmcRHprtllat siy cou.- binathn uf rrrfsalA fasr3its of nciit cRr.e rive p0wtr tlsc l}ntttr l.as % arrangpd his trpatimriH that it will nt,t Gnly afford mmc- dIRte relief but ncrlngrcit eEsc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-31

Meeting OF Thc NcLcnunn County
IcnrhNrs AssncInIlnn.

/
Teachers t>socintiom.
|, The MCIcunau county teachers as
ISOLATION met ut the Waco Fcmal,
college nj 10 o'clock Yesterday NOR
ming. The meeting was opened Will
prayer by Prof McJunkins.
DR.. Burlcson gave the teachers m
instructive and interesting lecture
upon the subject of teachers and teach
ing. 1t is needless TO comment upon
the weight and wisdom of what
comes from Dr. Burlcsnn. lie was
engaged i'll clcvatlng and digniiying
the profession of teaching before the
majority of his audience were born.
liut two men on the American CONT
ncnt have held the same Bind OF po-
Sillon as long in one place rs this ven
cradle educator. No state, old or new,
has prodoccd n man whose efforts have
been more laudablc and successful in
advancing its educational interests of
the country.
Dr. \. Suhlcrdelivcrcd a highly cdi-
tying lecture on 1.-The best means to
keep up the interest in schools DIR.
Suhlcr is a native and a graduate of
that country that is Justly the intel
lcctual center OF the world. He en-
tortaincd the audience upon points
that are new to rs and only under
stood by men who have studied the
school systems of Germany. He has
the thanks of the institute tor the
interest he takes and the light only
such men as he are able to she'd upon
the great subject of education.
Several other speeches were made bv
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-31
Everybody Can Secure bargains at Our Great SACRIFICE SALE
LEVINE BROS. @A"1 E354i SF 9Rzhr4 SQUARE

in the south so encctual in the cure OF
all those diseases arising from an i'm
pure condition ofthc blood as Rosa.
dalis, the great southern remedy ior
the cure of scroiula, white swclIings
rheumatism, pimplcs, bloichcs, crup-
tions. vcncrcal sores and diseases
consumption, goitrc, boilS, cancers
aud al kindred diseases. Rosadalis
puriics the system, brings color Ia
the checks, and restores the sufferer
to a normal condition of health and
yigor, Rosadialis, the great southern
remedy, cleanses the blood and gives
permanent beauty TO the skin.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-31
rho Flood

May have done some damage to the
crops i'll Bralos bottom, but the Bon
Ton beef market still lives, and sup
plies Waco her beef
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-31

Mems straw hats are cheaper this
week than at any other time this sea-
son. Sanger Bros
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-31

On account OF the bad weather OF
last week We will continue our
special sale of accs and cmbroid-
cries. The, are without doubt the
cheapest 10 OF goods ever offered.
Sanger Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-31

The only cigarettes which do not
stick 10 the lips are Opera puils.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-31

GO Ia The Ola Corner Drug store
To get your prescriptions and fam
lily receipt. filled. Best and most re-
liable medicines used.
Castles y Morrison,
Proprictors.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-31

soda water with shaved ice and
pure fruit juice syrupS; delicious; AT
W. \. Williamson ~ Cos. drug store,
400 Austin street
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-31

our hosiery counter is loaded
down with real bargains this week,
as we must reduce stock.
Sanger Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-31

NOTHING IIkIIT.
No medicine has ever been known
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-31

Levine Bros. have made immense
reductions in every department in
their great sacrifice sale.
Try Tucker, red ant eXtcrminator.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
Public sale,

Twill offer at public auction at my
residence, one mile eaBt OF Waynesburg,
on the Malvern road, on Thursday, June
2B, 1885, and continue Friday II not coni-
pleted oil my pereonal property to.wit:
span OF largo well.broko mules, 0 hend
Of horses and colts, bmilch cows, 3 two,
year old steers, 0 head yearling cattle,
ITO head sheep, SOW and pigs, 8 hoga, Q
cot work harness, set buggy harness, I
spring tooth harrow, 2 drag harrows, 3
plows. 1 single reaper, 1 mower and
everything necessary for q double set OF
farming utensils. Also buck wagon, I
buggy, 1 eleigh, 3 Bulky corn plows.
Terms: Nine months credit on all sums
ovel eb by giving two good suretios.
l will offer my farm Of 3sb acres July
10, TO DO sold a. q whole, or In parts 10
suit purchaser. Terms: I D caah and bal.
ance In four equal annual payments
with Q Dor cent. interest from date, pay.
able annually. Back payments 10 be
secured. Thirty acres growing corn and
y interest In lb acres; 30 acres Of grow
Ing oats and 10 acres OF growing wheat.
JOHN Il. HAWKE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
DEPUTY sHERIFFs.
Sheriff Leo Decides to Choose His Own
Deputies.


Sheriff Leo Decides to Choose His Own
Deputies.
Tho Lakeside Railroad Company want
two policemen 10 guard their grounds,
at Meyers Lake, and protect passengers
on their cars from insult, but owing to
q difference OF opinion as TO whom shall
be appointed the company Ia at present
without the desired officers. Such police
men must be appointed as Deputy
Sherlffs by the Sheriff of the county,
and have the full power OF serving
papers and other rights vested In Deputy
5heriffs. For this reason II 10 imDera.
tive that good responsible men be
selected.
The railroad company asked for the ap.
p0lntment OF Joseph Rigler and Thomas
Baughman, the ex.policemen. Sheriff
Lee agreed to appoint Rlgler but refused
10 Invest Baughman with the powers Of
q deputy sheriff and selected Daniel
Wbitnight In his stead. 10 this the
company objected, and baid unless Mr..
Baughman was appointed, Rlgler nor
anyone else should be. Sheriff Lees do.
clsion as 10 Baughman is nnal, 80 that
the company will either have to accept
the deputies selected by the Sheriff or
do without policemen.
The company Ia now endeav0ring TO
81 cure the services of two Pinkerton
men, who, II In claimed, have some au.
th0rlty az officers under the general
statutes OF the State.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
The State OF the Heal Estate Market
Transfers Recorded.

The State OF the Heal Estate Market
Transfers Recorded.
Following are the transfers of real
estate for the week ending June 10Th
1886, reported by II. II. Trump, Abstraoter
OF Titles:
George B, N. Coates TO Alliance Bank
Co., lots 2 and 8 In Miller's addition TO
Freedom. $500.
Joseph Kiechle 10 Oliver Miller, I acre,
Marlboro tp., $500.
oliver Miller TO George Stermer, I acre,
Marlboro tp, $500.
Sheriff to Caroline and Lundy Miller,
871 acres, Plain tp,, S4.867.
Michael Matts TO David Krieger, Al
acres, Paris tp., %, 1888.
Henry Faubee 10 Catharlne Jowdain,
lot IL In Lamborn's addition, Alliance,
e400.
Isaac aud Henry Eshelman To Benz.
EHshelman. ~ acres, Nimishillen tp,
George W. Brown to Fanny and iona.
than Sell, lot l4i In Hester's addition,
Alliance, $1,000
Annie X. Plerson 10 Francis Dow ling,
lot 267l, Canton, 800.
Lewis aicker TO Elizabeth Ebersole,
lot 1911, Canton, $500.
VIM. p. Rice TO Elizabeth Scott, lot 81,
Jesse % warner % to Charles W. Harter, lot
"A. 0snaburg, $l,650.
Louis Browns Administrative TO ID. j..
Crugh, lot 2 In Williams I'd addition 10
Canton, VI 1000.
VIM. Il. ScOyille to Richard Baxter,
tract In Fulton, $187.
Samuel Markley to Jacob HUFF, 3 acres
In Lake tp., e450.
Rebecca A. Bahney to Frank Albright,
part lot 100. Massillon, $3.50.
Taylor Clay TO John II. Ogden, tract
In Massillon, $4,000.
Nicholas Heidet to Joseph Heidet, 18
acres, Marlboro tp, $1,000.
Maria o. Seachriet TO Mary A. Sea-
christ, lot l6l In Teeters, Lamborn Il
Cos addition, Alliance, 5000.
Stewart Trimble to Margaret Smith,
lot A Webb's addition, Alliance, $500.
Adaline II. Brigden 10 Annie X. Cast
ner, lot 80 In Hainee' addition, Alliance
100.
Andrew Blxler 10 John G. Leltheiser,
8 acres In Bethlehem tp, $3.50.
ID. ]. Wolf to Lind Graves, west half
OF lot 9l, Rochester, $1,000.
John ". Kirk to Q. II. Bishley, lot In
F1lton, S2l0.
Daniel Hoover 10 W. r, Reeves, part lot
766, Canton, $500.
Paul Zarcher to Q. Weinshenker, lot
1900, Canton. $3.50.
Mich. Young TO Clara A. Snyder, tract
in Massill0n, $i7b.
Edwin Heacock TO Chas. Bronson, lot
10 In Lamborn's addition To Alliance,
800.
John Margo to r. A. Grosjean, tract In
MassillOn, $500.
Andrew b, Altland to II. A. and j. W,
Bowers, 80 acres In Tuscarawas tp,
$4,000.
Geo. 8. Leininger to j. j. Parker, lot
y in Leininger's addition to Canton,
$500.
Daniel W. Tombow TO L. Klingel.
smith, lot 20 In East Greenyille, $400.
Lewis IL. Stroup TO Hiram Con rad,
1881 acres In Washington Up. &2,680.
john B, Masters TO II. II, Baker, 1 acre
In Bethlehem tp, 1910.
John Z. 8 aburgh 10 Philip Elsase, LOT
In Waynesburgh, $500.
James Lemon TO Mary Fish, B acres
In Washington tp. $500.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18

ton, there was not the usual attend
ance; abOnt 100 persons, however, were
In attendance, and after the usual greet
inga ana anmpluJns rephat, which was
served under the old elm tree, which is
ut present OF enormous size, and that
was by mere accident spared from the
wo0dman's AK many Years ago when
Adam Essi 4 first located upon and cleared
tho farm now owned by George Lesher,
q son.in'law. This same tree shades q
spring Of sparkling water that has
Quenched the thirst OF many hundreds
while on their way TO the old Warstler
Church. many OF whom have
passed away whilst quite number live
to remember the sparkling spring Of
water, and the great old elm tree, which
another stroke from the az would have
cut down with the balance Of the for
est but for the timely observation OF
Adam Bssig, and 10 whose memory II
now stands Al monument, and shad-
Ing the same old spring for which II
was spared.
The entertainments consisted of both
vocal and instrumental music, recita-
ti0ns, and miscellaneous remarks. The
Vicar's sermon was recited by Ralph Es-
sig. the youngest Kssig present (siH
years old). and enl0gy OF the Essig
family by Lewis Easig, Of Plain town
ship, son OF Jacob Essig and a nephew
OF Adam Kssig. who spared the old elm
tree. Roys. Fahs. Harpsier and II, j. B.
Kash, from Princeton, Ill, made enter
taining and httiDg Temarka. A. Pom
thus and others spoke Of the many pleas
ant times they enjoyed In their boyh0od
days, and OF the many changes they
have lived TO see from time 10 time.
Several were present who could recount
the occurrences and changes for sixty
years or more, and which were interest,"
Ing 10 all present.
The fourth annual reunion will be-
held at the farm residence OF W. II. Rs
slg, In Perry townshlp, Stark county,
on the second Thursday In June, 1885.
LAWS EssIG, Pres't.
0. A. EssIG, sec'y.
AT the annual reunion of the Simon
Esslg family held at the residence OF
George Lesher, In Plain township, Stark
county, Ohio, on June II, 1885, the fol-
lowing resolutions we're adopted:
WHEREAS. II has pleased the Wise,
Benlacent Ruler Of the Universe 10 re-
move from our midst Capt. W. A. Miller,
husband Of Elizabeth Mentzer; Nancy
Essig, wife Of j. II. Essip; Mary Trump,
wife OF ], j. Trump; Alferd Trump, son
OF j, ]. Trump, members OF the Rssig
family, and
WHEREAS, BY their demise this asso-
al l.a A. -
their absence,
THEREFORE, Be II resolved that this
family association extol their virtues
and extend TO the different families
their heartfelt sympathy.
RESOLVED, That the above be pub
llshed IN the Stark County DEMOCRAT
and Repository.
DR.. L. W. PoNTIUs. !
j. II. HoLL. Com.
J.H. WERNER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
MAssILLON,

A Fresh Budget Of News From the West
End.
Mr.. Peter Sailer arrived home yester-
day from Europe.
Mrs, @, P. Reed aud brothers have gone
TO Canton for the present.
Anthony Howell's nephew died yester-
day morning OF consumption.
Our colored friends had social hop
last night on North Erie street.
The Canton street car line haulei 1f-
teen hundred people to the lake last Sun
day.
Strawberries are three cents quart
In New York. How does that strike
youp
Krtle's celebrated band and orchestra
Will play for the pioneer picnic on
Thursday.
John yogt has made q big improve.
ment In hls Star bicycle by putting In
the silent ratchet,
The ladies ald society OF the N. X.
Church will hold a strawberry festival
In the lecture room on Thursday even
Ing OF this week.
Now that the hay is cut of Of the city
park and the lawn ahorn OF It's coat, II
would be proper 10 put fence around
II, whitewash II. and then II In finished,
q standing monument and remnant
Of city pride.
Why can't Main street be repaired 40
II should bep II IL In very bad condi-
tion. We heard the remark the other
day to the effect that you couldn't sit
still going over the street for the stones
and roughness OF II. II should bo
graded and the stones removed, IL could
be made y second Euclid avenue II there
was any ambition in our city dads.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18

Mr., Knausp, Of Chillleothe, Mo-, was
ylsiting his sister, Mother Dickson, last
week.
Mr.. Nolty has about compl ted the stone
work for Mr.. j, Bidwell's cottage Oh
wheeling avenue.
The partnership existing between
George Pau and George Flad, In the
bakery businese, 10 about busted.
Mrs, Daniel Long, who died at the ret
idence Of her daughter near Navarro
last Friday, was buried here last Sab
bath.
Farmers are all busy In their corn
fields. Although the wheat crop will
almost be n failure, the abundance OF
other crops will make up the loss.
John Pfau has Just completed J. f.
EnaDs' Hne residence and II presents q
lbeautiiul appearance. Jhn also has
the contract for Iainting Jacob Lebold's
Ane residence at Valley Junction.
Mrs. Arthur Smith and son, OF New
Philadelphia, bre visiting nj Jacob
Hawks. Jake wears q broad smile since
that new hoy came TO their house. No
wonder Butter" nd to take u tumble,
We noticed the smiling fecc OF @. Y.
Sylvan, the accommodating agent OF the
W. n l. II Ry,, at Zoar, on our streets
Lat Saturday. He aays there will be
large e1cmsion from Cleveland on Sun
day, the 2ist inst, NJ that place.
Our postofilce will change hands In q
few days. Tho new postmaster will be
7. b. Baker. He is ntting up q nice
coEy room adjoining his provision store,
which will mako II very convenient for
oil. Mr.. Baker has been lifelong Dom
ocrat, and II any one deserves the ofiice,
no docs, for, besides being q poor man,
no 10 the only support OF q widowed
mother and q sieter.
Milton II. W., since his defeat in the
p. o. race, thinks political fame Ia only
o bubble, and has turned his thoughts
In q poetical strain. We only have
space for one verse, VIZ;
"ons lovely night 10 juno
Whom natures harp wr ali atune.
IwAndued DER distant siAds
Arm lu arm with bcauisous maid,
Mshouaht % plnleas and % fair,
NAuant on Earth with her could compare
She seemed seraph. cont
From heaycn's high baitlemsnt,
To 10 my earthly Guids
or this wasts % wild and vida
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
Tor U. 3. pIstrlst Attorney.

A youngstown spsoisl 10 the Plain
Dealer saye: Mr., ], II. CLARK, q loading
Democrat, and formerly q partner OK
Civil Service Commissioner Thoman, Ia
an applicant for tho position OF United
Satep attorney for tho northern dietrict
OF Ohio. His competitors arc II. 8.
Shields OF Canton, and l. Potter OF To-
ledo. Mr.. Clark has always been q
strong, partiean Democrat, 10 q poliehed
gentleman and ono Of the best lawyers
at tho Mahonlng bar. His character Ia
such that even his enemiee can do aught
but recommend him. He 10 young and
unmarried. Tho otlce 10 worth from
$4,000 TO t6,0C0 per year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18

-Kldueye,
Extending TO the end Of my toes and
TO my bralnl
(which made me- deliriOuel
"it too took three men to hold me on my
bed nj timeel
"The Doctors tried In vain to relieve
me, but 10 no purpose.
Morphine aud other oplateel
"HAd no effect
"After two months was given up 10
die III
"When my wife
heard q neighbor tell what Hop B,tters
had done for her, ehe at once got AMI
gave mo aome. The flret dose eanpd my
brain aud seemed 10 10 hunting through
my system for the palm.
tho second do,e sAacd me 10 much thA | ,tp two
hsurs, something had not done fH two months, TO-
fvre had uned hye Dutuss wM we'll And NJ worn 20
hard ~ ,ny man could, for Ovnr three wpehAl but !
wgtsd 700 hard & i.r ny NJ strength sna taking hard
mAllam All through mJ Ustsm that ever WAS known,
~ oalled tho a. oiou Aaaln, aud after acyefa wechs
iG I Inc % n, SusS , "' .ns & ia
iutiets hnd oured HIM and would oure mo poohod ~
him. but he was % earnest wM Induced " ue them
In less than four wocks throw Away my orutnhes
and went b. work lightly and kept on using tho bltru
for vs wecka until became a. we'll - Any man living.
and have boon 70 for alr yeAr mncs,
IL has also cured my wife, who had
been sick for yeare; and has kept her
and my children we'll and healthy with
from two 10 three bottles per year.
There 10 no need 10 DO sick ~ oil II those
bittors arc used. J.J. BRnK,
Ex.buperyiDOr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18

M. lshmael Morrow, VI New Berlin,
reached his 49:h birthday yesterday, aud
was made the reoipieut OF the finest
kind Of q birthday present In the shape
OF an Official document from Washing.
ton notifying him Of disappointment as
Internal Revenue Storekeeper and
Gauger for the 18th Ohio District, yice
william II. Wysnt, OF this city. The
appointment Of Mr. Morrow 10 IN ex-
oellent one, and the DEMOCRAT extends
ita congratulations TO Mr.. Morrow, and
likewise 10 Plain township, for the
honor conferred upon II by the choice Of
ono OF its worthy cltixens 10 1ll q 70.
Sponsible and lucrative government po-
tItiOn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
ALLIANCE AFFAIRS.
News Notes of Personai and General Hap
penings ut the East End.


penings at the East End.
The name OF the Union Hotel has been
changed. II will hereafter be known aS
b Commercial House.
The High School commencement takes
place In the Opera House on the 26th OF
June. Seven graduates.
Les. Atkins has purchased the Joe.
Mousey barber shop on West Main street.
Joe Will hereafter be granger.
The @. A R. Post at this place is grow.
Ing. Fifteen new members. residing at
New Baltimore and Marlboro. were taken
In on last Saturday night.
While In Massillon q few days ago We
had the pleasure OF meeting the genial
VIII M. Newsletter, proprietor OF the
prospective 0hioian. Success.
A part OF Goddard's immense rink,
now In course Of erection, was blown
down Friday night by the high wind9.
A full force OF hands are at work, and
will soon have the entire structure I'M.
der roof.
The Morgan Engineering Company
Band will give O grand concert at the
Opera House on the 23d inst. They have
at different times furnished our city
with excellent music gratis, aud on this
occasion they should have o crowded
house. They truly merit II.
The game Of base ball Saturday after
noon between the Adelberts OF Cleve-
land, and the Mt. Union College Club,
resulted In victory for the latter after
q hard struggle. The MT. Union Club
plays return game ut Cleveland on
Tuesday. The score was ag follows: Ad-
elberts, 0; MT. Unions, 8.
A bicycle club has been o ganized
with the following officers: President,
X. @. Bates; Secretary, O. L. Morgan;
Treasurer, Arthur Wright; Bngler, John
g. Garrison, editor OF the Standard;
Lieutenant, Wallace II. Phelps, editor Of
the Leader. Our newspaper men are
evidently up to the times.
A most horrible accident befell James
Dutton, a young man, aged "a years,
living three miles east OF Alliance,
Saturday morning. While engaged In
working In a saw mill he, In scme un-
known manner, fell against q running
buEz.saw striking his head. Commenc-
Ing at the left side Of his mouth the saw
ripped his skull open back through the
ear and over his head for distance OF
ten inches, exposing the brain to full
view. The wound was sewed up, but
little or no hopes are entertained OF his
YaoOyeYV,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
INFIRMARy AND JAIL.

the County Commissioners Report 10th
Institutions Well Kept
Az the June, meeting OF tho Board OF
County Commissioners, the full Board,
heesre. 8hetlar. Smith and Schmachten.
berger being present. tho Board ad-
journed for the purpose Of inspecting tho
County InHrmary and jail. After o
thorough inspection Of tho InGrmary tho
Board reported and had recorded on their
journal that the institution was In nrst
class condition, clean and neat, and
much improved over former years.
Tho jail was reported In good condi-
tion and we'll kept.