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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-09
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-09

Mrs. HARRIET CUMMINGS, of Cincinnati.
o., writes: " Enrly last winter my daugh'
ter was at acked with a severe cold, which
settIed on her lungs. We tried several medi-
cines, but she continued TO get worse and
hnalIy raised large amounts of blood. We
called physician, but he failed to do her
any good. A friend, who had been cured by
Or. WIN HALLS BALsAM FOR THE LUNGS.
To improve, and by the use OF three bottles
was entirely cured"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-09

A Boston girl never ceIis an iceberg an
Iceberg" Oh, no! She always speaks Of
IL as "a floating aggregation OF tangible
frigidity. IN T. Herald.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-09

H0rk' "a now song randa tho slrv.
Glory Doe tp God Ou hIsh.
Ponce ou Garth, good w.U to men.
CHRIST "a born In Bethlehem
th.idrcu catch the WuudrOus sound.
l.ct 10 peal tho world around
iOr fO save the sons of mon.
Christ is born in BcthlCiumt
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-09

HEALTH journal says you ought " take
three quarters OF az hour for dinner 1t is
wei, also, 10 add Few vegetables and
piece of meat
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-09

THE London Globe says "The higher
the civilization the later the dinner hour"
In this country the lGzier the cook the later
the dinner
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-09


That night happy little boy
kneIt down 20 pray in words Of jog
Ana praise. 10 the good God above
Oui OF u0Hrt O or fun Of love
FOR hHd he not Ht Auufir'4 side
Earned how fhc blessed Chrl-tmas-uds
H1d given him legal right
TO love hi- new found home 4o brfght3
ana listening ~ the sud sweet tale
W bis dead father bOyI-h you're
7" ntt gift moro treasured than the suit
Dn.o Itid away With many tcars
lut which in merry. boyi-h PLAY
Brd proud 81 worn that ChrIsftnaa dovg
hn1 think sou 20 was long before
I. M saw fI- 0rIr mamma once m0rrt
en- un indeed. for Farmer Groom
10 mono wasted gro Boo camc
~ our ~ CITY ono fine day
Another sister dear t0 claim.
pr lpuuI nrr .u lDr lonely room
JUST Hf tho fHr|E fHIIighfa Gloom
An1 gently broke t1n Welcome rrwu
II" h'r whose h'1r. could mot refuse
IT, .t'n Hnt lcigre She beard
Him through. and then 200 tho last word
fmuifl Tor Joy. for ahD was weak.
p tu "hNr her fVnfisy kissed hcr rhroL
Eui Jos won k.I tHry s8y aud s0
hcr trf1 heart pat OH Doe woe.
And H. Der DHrca and HII her fclra
Mcro wished away lu hapuy feifs
E0 need % fcN of tho gIad day
Whtu BDupIo roeyc1oo0d dud gas.
otreFho1 out DIS arme mamma Nv greet
1pa "oicnIne with Die kgo sweet
TO o." OH home. where huuHr prrr
a .Ieffrf welcome rendered. tool
So ufr1 fD fn.I bow Farmer grrrr--
Lrn nIpHl.ef .uuCIr' over econ.
-.nI IrN pr.aI M. Ir1 vIdo
n RI Ben 'p 1'.n HIn Hf h.. ..Ir
D.d amU- GI..H hIs rIU Halrr .fte
Iu loving ~affHdn for fhr.r
H'.. '''fp .rt hr..iu3- r.r-
unry " Bls1,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-09

BUsTLEs have been revived. A few
years ago fashion showed a disposition 10
sit down on them together.-DidI.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-09
nm

Now fancy title Ben each day.
Ills young heart growing light aud gay.
ALd moro than TINT so grateful. too.
tpr uii the work hc found to do:
ana, dear mamma 10 Is 90 much better
.tic tpil DIS mother boo bis IptItrI
70 I'VE up here whore field are wide,
ana tncre De- lots OF shy. beside:
Aaud where know. that every day,
y. s fpr UJu earn my pay
us Farmer l- $50 kind 90 me.
cIh u.m ncIc AmO--hr
i- tlat io a.l tuc cuI drru here
w sure you % love hm mother dear"
$50 tIi- aud moro hr- de-. 90 d Ben
lu hi- own fashion write. and then
IN' n.Ut 90 farmer dropped if iu
u. ihA box. with "a merry grin.
no thuk how Boun little knew
Iu8t with b. wcut.a "grpcuback." too
d tI days i UNcd hT. aud Amos Green
p pc va. plainly 90 Do soon,
Grow ror5 fond OF Bon tho while
cunt irue DEVOTION made him smile.
your spoil fln bOv." Hr often rr.ed
80 wHN you. Aunt pruo roUIed
thl ii'n except Tor mis- uE mother
u. II'i iIis homo tI ANS other
r.F.n. or reign wH- DER Bf Iaet.
p aH holidays Wcr. coming fiaf
racI wees liru dropped IIs prnn.a- IN
'.r t.n ariul bank oftn
g.. "r"F b.. fr.f ff. weight Hgr.
.a f.'. ~ heavier that Fa- plain
how I.r bow worry ffr away.
~ H.rr.n r.InrI fhaf o. .sma. day
NJ s.Ia .nt 20 o.. Goo as. ore he
Dec .a. boz trrd tHo Inuy da. through
A.I .H. not found .Irh &. do.
'.'. h'" happy nr had grown
H3" iN' .Ht had lmr.y flown
II" un nr was IDLE. understand.
" n.' sat ono duty was uudpnc
'I' f". setting Df thr sum-.
i.l ls. .Himer feed tlo COWS.
Hr took fIe 1prs. to tsaf.r. f1ou
..' Ife h3ct fD fuc barn Hraut
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-09

Is THE poet who writes cheerful songs q
cheer up ode ist?-N. Y. Independent.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-09

IT takes a pretty good tailor to patch q
dogs pants,-N. y. Journal.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-09

A SLIGHT COLD, if neglected, often Mt
lacks the lungs. Browns BRoNCHIAI
IRoCHEs give sure and immediate relief.
SOtd only az boxes. Price, 20 cents.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-09

g MANY imitators, but no equal, has DIR.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-09

A HEAVY sigh-A cyclone.-LouisvHlc
Journal.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-09

Old Amos Green came up the hin
From niS broad meadow land below,
JUST as the setting sun had shed
- cr hill AN ] dale it, crimson glow
Iuc farmer whistled nS he walked,
ana TO shepherd dog hc talked
WIN nIly notice "Shcp, old boy.
Lie after all l. fun of Joy.
II folks would only look about
an try 10 y OK it, comforts out
ins etd o ~ Imblin day 10y day.
tiu>e Things don always 20 their way"
Shcp Waggcd his tail. then paused to hark:
Pressed up his ears, and with u bark
Went bounding forward TO the gate
where lc had seen figure wait
little figure. thinly clal
\ tired. yet a hopeful lad:
fui on thc farmer sunburned face.
surprise TO kindly smiles gave place
w ny, uia~s my soul. VINO have W. hereyr
Ihcn Bonnie. without shame or fear
Io.d VINO nc was and whence he came
showed his small feet. so bruised aud lamt,
from climbing h lis, and walking o or
Long roads he ne or b. ID seen before
Ioll ~ 80 "y ned come away
FROM home, in a strange place to STAY
] We stopped at many house to see
IT ans body wanted me:
hut IN too little. Don't folks know
lhat little boys can buyer crow
lie stopped aud Ia 4 his SOFT pale check
On ohcp broad head. Shep couldn't speak.
S 1n1 WIN lls eyc- ne seemed TO say
We'll lad, what b. 10 you would dor"
A-ncl fdriucr Green. stay here with You.
Aud 90 odd jobs and things You'n soc '''
How useful will try To be-"
Was ScuniC's eager answer while
nc g1teucd meath the Old mans smile
Lease. sir, I'm tired with my walk,
and most TOO tired 10 even talk"
tuch came the farmer sister, pruc-
.be.pNcl OF children We're those two
~ NO iu their cheerful home together
HGd braVcly shared lies changcful weath.
err '
shoec two alone. and loving all
young folks around or Iargc or small
" ere lovingly by children claimed
and Uncle ' " Aunt.c. tucy were onr,,aa ,
SIe caluc. aunt Pruc aud laid her hand
ON GcuUc brow eve understand
foor little boy Don't trcmblC so!
Amos. we Il need % hCip / know
81 Lit.' chorc boy. Surely we
W on grud1c the pas 10 such p- ho
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-09

II aihicted with Sore Eyes, use Dr. Isaac
Ihompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell II. 25c.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-09

The days ere Christmas-tine should bA
Aud every evening brought his books
With willing heart aiio CHEEKY looks
To study with kind AuntiO Prue,
And practice up his writing. too;
For very glad was She indeed,
To help him I'm his every need,
VOL satisfied when on hcr cheek
lie d hiss the thanks he could not speak
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-09

Plies TooTHACHE DROPS cure I'm mipute 25c
Gtenhs sulphur Soap heals and beauties 25c
GERMAN CoRN REMOVER kills Corns Bunions
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-09

a LEGAL blank-The new -fledged attor-
ney.-BOStoR Post.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-04
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
The State OF the Real Estate Market---
Transfers Recorded,

Ihe stale OF tho Real Estate Market.
Transfers Recorded,
Following are the transfers of TeNI
estate for the week ending June 2nd
1880 reported by II, ii, Trump, AbstracteI
OF Titles:
Susan Crist to Geo, and Christ. Wise,
lots In Central MiddlebTanch, $i00.
Christian Wise 10 Jacob Kryder, 8 lots
In Central Middlebranch, $3.50.
Rudolph Whistler TO John q. Rose, part
OF lot IA, Navarro, $l00i,
Rudolph whistler 10 j. j Rose and II
II Bennett, part lot 10, Navarro, 1854.
Emma l.. BncklLs TO Werner Il Ball,
north half lot 20, Canton, $1,000.
W. X. Reeves 10 Edward DO0lln, LOT
1866, Canton, $4,000.
j, ". Heinlzelman OF al 10 James A,
Nichols and XII Shelter, 77'33 acres,
Bethlehem tp., $1,000
Elizabeth Linton 10 Kate II, Linton,
south half lot 2700, Canton, $3.50.
VIM Linton TO Kate II. Linton, east
half lot "a HartfOrd's addition, Canton,
sl,02s.
Justina Brill to John Alexander, lot
1888 In Canton, 1850
Barbara 8chertzer to Charles Schertz
| or, tract IN MaaaillOn, $500.
Alliance Bank Co. 10 George B. N.
Coates, 6b acres In Lexington township,
81 900.
Louis Hoffer TO Lincoln Eckh u
acres In Lonlsyllle, $3.50.
Samuel Starkey 10 Franklin Starkey
"A acres In Paris tp,, $4,000.
Isaac o. Hartman TO NJ Lee Justua,
lot 266 In Hlssner's addition to Louis
Vile, 81, 800.
Jacob Y. Brunny 10 James Fry, the
west half of lot In West MassillOn,
$1,000.
Sheriff Lee TO Joseph Ballzet OF al,
lot % In shiyely'saddltion to Louisville,
1896.
Gotlieb Fleig To James Wagner, tract
In Massillon, $3.50.
Elizabeth SPOTS hairs to Sarah Lang.
felter, tract In Maasillon. 81, ,475.
Michael Sefert's Administrator TO
Homer Miller, lots s and 0 In Parla,
$3.50.
VIM, II, Slower OF al h. John @. Har.
mony, 20 acres In Marlboro township,
81 ,525.
VIM. Wagner TO Augustus Brumbaugh
lot 10 In Wagner's addition 10 Hartville,
el60.
John sncwden TO Peter Harley, 10
acres In Lexington Up $3.50.
Henry II. Bowers 10 j. A. Novinger, 4
acres In Lake tp,, $1,000.
A. U. Hslls Assignee 10 Couch &
Strayer, lot 1909 In Canton, =.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-04
STATE NEWS AND OTHER NUGGETS

The moi thwestern Ohio wheat crop was
never better II IL said.
Jonas Long was accidently shot while
bunting near Quaker City.
Con. Sullivan, OF Crestline, was
drowned In the resel volr near that city.
Columbiaua has Ave Presidential post
offices, which Is more than any county
Ia the State.
At New Bremen the two.year old child
Of Herman Trust was run over and killed
by u loaded wagon.
MIRA Catherine Pandorf committed
suicide by hanging herself to o bedpoSt
In her homo, Cincinnati,
Lightning struck the connecting rod
OF the new town clock ut Salem, and
welded the hands firmly together on Its
four faces.
Knox county Ia wild over the discoy.
cry Of alleged collaborating quartz by
Charles Blchtol aud Aaron Lauenidge,
Forty-ninere.
Four illegitimate children, three
forced marriages and any number OF
family Jars, were the fault OF one roller
rink In q Toledo ward.
The graves Of the soldiers In the uni
ted Jewish cemetery on Walnut Hills,
Cincinnati, were formally decorated
Sunday for the ilret time
Richard Ryan was playing o violin In
the presence Of his family ~ Columbus
when bolt Of lightning came along and
jerked the roof Of tho house.
Russia iron mills, Of Summer Bros,
has resumed work under the new ANAL
gamated scale, but other Mahonlng val.
Icy manufacturers are holding or.
Two freight trains collided at tho
crossing Of the Pitteburg, Toledo u
Cleveland aud the Ashtabula u Pitts
burg roads at Youngstown. Damage
| $4,000.
The boards Of pension examiners nj
Philadelphia. Coshocton aud Athens,
have been reorgan lied, giving the Demo.
Gratis two and the Republicans one mem.
ber In each.
VIM. II. Cox, former 0hioan, 10 In jall
at Flemlngsburg, KY, charged with
bigamy, burglary, child.stealing, forg.
cry and grand larceny. The Ohio man
is still on top.
The iron mills OF Youngstown closed,
owing TO the refusal OF the operators 10
sign the scale Of the Amalgamated Aeso
citation, and 5000 men are thrown out Of |
employment.
Fred Kraft and II. N. Turner are Jailed
ut Harrodsburp, KY, charged with caus
Ing tho $4,000 Ere there on tho 26th
ult Kraft IL from Cincinnati aud Tur.
ner from Xenia.
With the exception Of the proprietor |
OF the Russia mill, at Niles, none Of the
iron manufacturers Of the Mahoning
Valley have yet signed the Amalgamated
Associations scale.
Attorney General Lawrence has deoid- |
cd that Wagner, the Morrow county |
murderer, W II have 10 be hung In that
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-04
MASsILLON,
A Fresh Budget OF News From tho wos,
End.

A Fro.h nudv,t Of Nowa From tho wout
End.
Now no,o,oo. o,o IN I'm marso,, N
.annta" ntI" pvsJsV0o ra.n "'' =" '"0 "V'' w
V0u'o " p'vn, .,,, , ..o
m,. w, milnon' VI oentoh' spons ouh'
a"S ~ 'uo wy H.
TRAN 10 pecom,ng more piohty' nay
mas falleh So on tne toh.
Mr.. Joseph Davenport has gono 10 loar
70 ish, LOOK OUT TOT q whaie'
oliver jacobs 10 In town, the gueot Of
his parents on North Main street.
There will be n grand openinq No Lake
View. Myers' Lake, one week from Tues
day.
Mr.. HINT Brown. of Mansfield, ie in
tho city Waiting hla mother on Prospect
atreet.
chor,o. yo,o, o,r i,v.rv man ioat n
,ain"hio hayaa .yusda, y yy ~ lain, hahn, s oys,. .
Ss,vs" ,u"o'o "V'o' o"'"'u"S w N0'"s ''''
v p",,,. p,,.,.... A..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-04

county, The Hamilton county murder.
fsglIeady sentenced, will hang In Gin
cinnatl.
At Wellsylle, Jack Green attempted
TO commit suicide by throwing himself I
In front Of an approaching train. Some
men seized him and Y IN difficulty got
him OH the track before the engine
reached him.
The Wooster people put up q contri-
button box In the postOiilce many
months ago and expected 10 build q sol
oiers monument will the contents.
When II was opened few days ago, II
WIS found 10 contain $3.50.
The New Lisbon Journal cOnadingly
infofma the public that there Ia nO.tOwn
In the State containing more snap, fun,
love, gas, energy, enterprise, fast men,
good looking girls, pretty Mas and
sweet little babies, ana all that, than
New Lisbon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-04
In kAemoriam t.

The following tribute TO the memory
OF the lately deceased Mrs. Susan T. Pat
terPon, 10 from the Oakland California;
Daily Times:
There are sanity tonls to whom Gods
love 10 a reality, aud whose own innate
beauty and tenderness OF spirit give q
grace that allures and delights their
every ACQUAINTANCE. Such as these are
sunny and beautiful natures whose abso-
lutte faith that this is Cots world, In
which oil happens for the best, no argu'
ment can retute. Just such o soul dwelt
In the bodily temple OF Mrs, Susan j,
Patterson, who departed this life on the
8th instant at her late residence, No,
1912 Seventh avenue, East Oakland.
In the death OF this most estlmable
lady, whose passing away may Attingly
be likened unto the golden wheat In
readne " for the harvester, the beloved
aud loving household tho departed spirit
made 10 desolate In our city 10 having a
cross 10 bear that IL indeed q heavy
burden for her children, Mrs. T. j.
Brewer aud W. j. and H. Q. Patterson,
a sad trio OF unwilling participants
In the farewell scene; also the
equally grieved husband, father James
Patterson, aud their other remaining
daughter, Mrs. ID. Myers. from whose
beautiful Michigan avenue home In
Chicago these last two were speeding
with the fastest overland train 10 ex-
change good bye word with wife and
mother, but Death was swiftest In the
race.
The deeper insight 10 this bereayed
family into the cultured mind, happy
disposition ald loving heart OF the be-
loved ono now departed, whose gentle
and engaging manner aud outer garb
10 won even the casual acquaintance
and comparative stranger, naturally
made them more cognizant OF the blessed
Christian character that 10 endenred 10
them this sanity wife and mother.
causing them 10 be weighted with a
sense OF intensity OF feeling which the
hearts OF the many frlonds and neigh.
bors who came with their flowers and
tears and Joined In the funeral march
TO Mountain View cemetery, O. uld be
expected 10 realize.
The contemplation that comee TO the
writer In this connection Ia that II was
good 10 have known 10 beau lful aud
lovely q character 40 was that OF the do.
ceaspd, and u sense OF inspiration Ia tho
gratifying exp rlenc0 that seems laden
with the assurance that tho memories
are apt 10 live In ones heart and TO
bnoy II up for the Inevitable journey
across the mystic river, aud TO attune II
TO sing In harmony with the departed,
"Thanke bo 10 God, who giyoth us tho
victory through our Lord Jesus Christ"
EMP.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-04

test with heat and water, to show that
their article IL ~ good ~ the Royal
Baking Powder, making the comparison
with TINS brand becau'e everybody recOg
Mics " TO be absolutely pure and whole
some, the 0bjsct, OF course, being 10 sup,
ply their own g0t ds In place Of the
Royal, which h0usekeepeTs have for 40
many years relied upon TO puff up the
morning biscuit, and 10 make the light,
palatable, and wholesome roll, cake and
pastry for which II Ia famous.
The h0useReeper will do we'll TO be on
her guard against these baking powder
tramps. Every intelligent person knows
that any goods peddled from house TO
house Ia this manner, or that are given
away In samples. or sought 10 be intro.
duced bp secretly traduclng the charac.
ter OF other goods well known TO be
pure and reliable, have no merits Of
their own, and have failed 10 find pur-
chasers through legitimate means.
We are Informed, 40 matter OF fact,
that one OF these tramps 10 trying TO In
tr0duce q powder that has been found
by the Government chemist TO be IL 30
per cent lime. while the other peddles a
powder that Ia 20 per cent alum-One q
powerful caustlc, The other zorro I've
poison.
No such tricks or jugglery will be apt
10 deceive any intelligent person. The
hOusekeeper who has used her Royal
Baking Powder ever since she discarded
cream OF tartar aud soda, knows more
about its qualities than all the tramps
In the country can teach her. The cru.
clal test TO which she haa put the Royal
Baking Powcer-the test OF actual and
successful work In the preparation OF
pure and wholesome food. under which
II has never failed-is entirely satlsiac.
tory to her. She has always had good
luck" with II In making light, sweet,
and delicious bread, biscuit, and cake,
and has placed II, to stay, at the head Of
her h0usek eeping favoTles. She knows
that II has been officially approved by
the Government chemists as the best,
and we Imagine that the baking powder
tramp who attempts 10 suppant It's
place In her co Il | nc, will find this q
bad year for his business.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-04

before We wOnld like TO see this street
put In the condition II should be, and
hope that the day Is not far of,
Philip Blnmenschtin went fishing
to day at zOar. Look out for q big
sucker.
John A. SeilOr has new silver alto
horn. Call and ace II at his barber shop
under the Park Hotel.
Thomas McC0llugh 10 lying very dan
ger0usly Ill at present, and Ia under the
care OF doctors from abroad.
Don't forget the prize baby show at
the Niagara Rink next Thursday even
Ing. Let every one try 10 make II sue
ceBa.
Messrs. Heckert q Powell will close
their skating rink at Medina next Sat.
urday night until the opening of next
season.
The NJ. b. @. will 20 to Canton TO day
on their wheels. The Canton club viii
meet them hall way and take them 70
the lake, where ther y ,ilbe handsomely
banquet
In the announcement of the death OF
Mrs. Frank Shepley, we stated that the
funeral took place Saturday inorninglat
ten o'clock. but the printer stated IL Fri.
day. II was his mistake, not ours.
When YOU want q nice, cool, refresh.
Ing drink, call on "Heck" at the restaur.
ant parlors under the Park. He knows
how TO do II up In the latest style.
Special attention given to the dudes.
Policeman John Peppers went 10
Wellsburg, Virginia, Monday morning,
TO testify In the case OF those four young
men arrested here some time ago for
breaking In the pOst0flice Of that place
One of our old and respected citizens
and o wealthy merchant, after serving
o life line mos OF bac 0 orhood, has
suddenly changed his mlnd and has
gone 10 New York, not for new goods,
but 10 ensnare one OF that clty's fair
dlmsels. We certainly congratulate the
lar one In capturing such prize, after
going 30 many years uDsnared.
We learned OF q very bold burglary
yesterday evening, which occurred at q
house on the West Side, situated near
the W, u l.. X, r. II. The party, II seems,
without asking any questions, entered
the house In very bold manner, but
for all his trouble oil he secured was q
toothbrush and u bottle OF glycerine.
II was q shame to rob the ladies OF their
toilet articles, but perhaps he needed
scrubing and oiling. AT last accounts
no trace had been found OF him.
Notwithstanding the disagreeable
weather Friday afternoon, the regular
shoot Of the rod and gun club took place.
The following IL the score: Twenty
single rlse, IL, W. Loeiler, l3; L, Shau',
0, George DObson, 7, X. M. Scott II; sec'
oao, n. NJ, Eckert, 0, II. A. Brown, II, G
II. Borden, II; 1rst, d. Reed, o, John
Ryder, 8; double rise, Loclllsr, 3, shauf,
4, Djbson, 4, Scott, 0, Eckert, 0, Brown.
g. Borden, 4 Reed, 4. Ryder, 2; tie for
hrst place, s 'ott, 1, Eckert,3
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-04

Decoration Day was not observed
here.
The Supervisor Is after the boys 10
work on the 70 de.
Pew j. A. Novlnger has his Arst com
nuniOn ,rrvices next Sunday.
M. j. Wettach has returned from The
Cincinnati | law school with his sheep
skin. Success TO NJ. j.
Douglas Roger succeeds Henry Bailey
In the livery business. He will be the
right man for the place.
Bertha Butler and John Myers we're
married Sunday, The ceremony was
performed by Rev. 8. Ream'
Amos Johnson was buried Saturday.
He had been sick for q long time. A
post mortem examination showed cam
Ger Of the stomach and bowels.
Mr.. Charles Hahn, representing the
Canton Monument and Mantel Com.
plny, has put up several ane m0nu-
ments In the cemeteries east and north
II town.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-04

II Grover Cleveland ever fees that
Pennsylvania Deitah" hog wash that Ia
published In the Canton DRMocRAT,
Archie McGreg0r will never got post.
office. II Ia anch humorous stuff that
Grover would hardly care 10 remove from
the ranks Of journalism 40 bright a
mind as Ia Possessed by the dyapeptic au-
thor OF it,-[Oleyeland Press.
We bow bmlsslye to the Idol OF lgnor-
aneei and yet no many free German
schools In Cleveland Mr.. E. II. Rauch,
the noted Pennsylvania Dutch humOrlst,
OF Mauch Chunk, Pa, anthOr OF the
Pennsylvania Dltchi Er gllsh dlctlon-
ary and hand book, Ia the ''bright mind, |"
and II no has the dyspepsia II ls because
no never sees the Press and lts Herb
Bitters" advertisement.