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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12
ALLIANCE AFFAIRs.


News Notes of Personal and General Hap.
penluga ~ tho East End,
The Alliance Directory, issued by u
T, Potter has been delivered.
Mr., u Holes has bought half inter,
est In the Alliance skating rink.
Bob Patterson, Of Cleveland, was In
the city Vi dting friends last week,
A horse valued at $500, belonging Ia
the city, drd last week Of indigestion.
Mr., James Dalzel and wife, OF COlnm
hllna, wefe In tho city u few days last
week,
j. II. NoIsz, Superintendent OF the
Falrmount Chilhren'a Home IL attend
ing thu Nav 0rleans Exposition.
Mr., W. j ScanlOn, the greatest Irlsh
c0mo ian on the American stage, will
appear ut the Opera House On March 10
Rnth'a stock Of notions WAS no. sold
at sheriff sale on Monday owing 10 an
Injunction being granted eastern credi'
tOrI,
DR., Watkins lettnres In the Methodist
Church on Thu 'aday pytning. Subject:
The Use, Abuse aud b auly Of English
Words"
Prof, John II. Morris, Superintendent
OF tha Union Schools OF Grrettsyllle
WAS In the city last week. He had just
returned from New Orleans.
The sOuIh'bouni morning passenger
train on the Q, Il +, X. X, was three
hours late tlil morning caused by
alfreight car being of he track neaI
Elrlyille.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12
FROM OVER THE STATE.
A General Record OF Incidents, Aooidents
aud Occurrences.

A General Record OF Incidents, Aooidenu
aud Occurrences
A, Blshey 81 Son, shoe dealers Of Shel.
by, have assigned.
Lancaster has placed q tax Of sl00a
year on roller Kinks,
Calvin l., lIlhenshllt jiiled at Bucyrus
for forgery aud bigamy.
David Marpn, editor Of the POttors'
GGzette, East Liverpool, is dead,
John James strack by "A train at Win
chester, and will die from hi'inIuriea.
Charles Lynch Jug led at Athens for
trying to Kill Slrth Wilson by shooting
at her,
Robert McLlster, the Akron murderer
sentenced for lite, has been transferred
TO the o. p.
Samuel B. Moore In the choice OF
Findlay Democrats, by election, for mail
manipulation.
John McCauyer, aged 70, OF MngO, cut
TO pieces by 9. 4 =, freight train at
Steubenyille,
Watt Horny. the brutal murderer OF
hls wife at tAkIon, sentenc sd othe poni-
tentlary for life.
Miss Martha Horn died AT Newark
from the effects Of an abortion committed
on her at JOhnsi0wn.
The trial OF Detective Tripltt for this
killing OF Samuel Keenar has been be-
gun at UniOntown, Pa.
Greenvlle, parke county, has Just In
ut al If.lIARua ~ unH NJ K nl - uUlth
imposing ceremonies.
Hon. j. II Wallace has returned homo
TO New Lisbon from Washington 10
enter upon his duties as Common Pleas
Judge.
Mrs Hannah Reichley, Weighing near.
ly 400 plunds, fell on the Ice near Find
10y and died shortly after from the In
jurios received.
Fred, Bowls, Henry county boy
charged with taking letters from the
malls and destroying them, was bound
over TO the U, 5. Court at Toledo.
Robert Mountjoy, OF COrwIn, killeda
man named Myers, who assaulted him
with large stone, by striking him on
the head with the but end OF u whip.
II. Markowltz, a Pittsburg jewelry
dealer was knocked down In Cleveland
by two thugs and robbed OF $s3 and o
gold watch and chain valued at Sl2O.
Judge W, W. Wilson died NJ Lebanon
| In the Goth ynar Of his age. JUICE Will
s0n had been Mayor Of Lebanon, Probate
Judge and member OF the Legislature.
John Deitrlck. arrested In Cleveland
and taken 10 Aaron on the charge or
stealing 5000 cigars and $50 from An
drew Cassidy at Peninsula, bound over.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12
Waynehburg.

Mr.. EDIToR:-Aa there ara q great
many copies Of tle Stark County DRMO
GRAFT received at this Cillce, We thou ht
proper TO inform your many patrons
how We are progressing. Our mrr'
chants are doing u thriving business.
Wdd u Sons large steam Touring mill
runs day bnh night, The carpenters are
AT work on the NJ Il, parsonage. +.
Elaaaa ls building very llne dwelling
hOua' on Nest Lisbon street. sluce the
4,h inst, the II publicGni Qnietly sub
nit TO tho powers that be, luangurG-
tOn day wds observed here from early
morn uulll hlgl tive ye NJ night. Ia
fact itwaa 10 our community q rare na
tlOnal holiday
Mr, II. Nackaman hNd charge Ofthe ord,
nance depar mont, promp'lyat sunrise
said department fred u salute OF thir-
teen guns. Az noon our band pAraded
the etIe IL aud dlscOursed that grade Of
music which infused more life TO the
enthusiasm thHt already seemed bound.
lets, While the lani was playing, u
salute Of lliteen guns were llred, May
resldeHcaa we're pr0fnsely decorated,
During the iedlyltles many R'puhli
cans who participated were heard 10
say, "iruly, II IL god for us 10 be here"
The entire day wRs spent In grand,
old.fashlOned D'mOcfatic ] lIilc,llon,
q. W. Buraon prepared n programme II
the evening that was excellent, l.. Scott
was called 10 the chair. Alu 10 by the
string band. Several snOl splry speeches
were made by memberi ~ loh
parties The mOot lO,all4 feature OF
The occasion was performed by BuIsrn
In his brilliant feat, entitled "0li Log
Cabin In the Lane" This performance
capped lhs climax, aud II was hcNrI
aaid by several that no waa Jus ly enti
tied TO b. p, NJ. Altar adjournment the
string baud serCnaded many Of our
good citizens. Capt. W. II. NOtts from
Magnolia was heard TO say on the 9Th
that hla rheumatism was much better
since tho fourth, CITIZEN,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12
TIE MAssILIoN rAILunr.
Details of the Founding ~ lho Concern
'nuni ~ tho Failure,

btlhlln ~ lhN HhnHNlHk ~ lhU NoHNefn-==
'nuA' ~ the Failure.
The s ppO Y,lley Glass Company OF
Ma'slllOu, Whlrh made an assignment
Monday, VIVA lucnrlofaed about two
ltara hg0 tur tho manufacture OF table
glassware and novelties. The factory
was bullI lille more than three Yeas
ago by LOrenz StOehr, Sr., W. II K, ecn
aud Danlel II, SLOehr OF Pittsburgh, the
citizens OF Masilll)n donating them o.,
100 and the land on which TO erect the
buildings, When II was Incorporated
under tho laws OF the Stats tho ciEi al
stock was put nj s35 900. aud LOrenz 3,
Sl0ehr. Jr,, two Otner II tsblrgh parties
aud numDeT OF other local capitalists
became vartners, The establishment
gave employme I 10 eixty-ilyb men aud
boys, hll tho aKllitd labor being brought
from Plrl.bnrg, The liabilities Will
exceed $50 900 ard lhe assignee says
lle II 'rls Of he concern will not real
" sufficient 10 pay ten cents on the
dollar uf the indebtedness Three eau
ees are assigned for the failure: Mis-
management OF the Office business; mis-
fOllnne In the braakagt OF pots for melt
inc p IrpOse', which Cost an average OF
$50 each, aud general depression In this
branch Of manufacturing, The princI-
pal creditors are the Union National
Bank OF MHsslllOn. the Pltlsbnrg and
Wheeling Coal Company, eastern firms
Tor material, W, Q. Kline OF Navarro,
about 800 Tor barrels, aud a number Of
Masal Ion capl aiats IN sums ranging
( ON 5000 TO $1,000 Mr. McCaughey
haa qnalhed as Assignee, with bond OF
$4,000, The works are complete In
every particular, aud TIA probable that
,hey will be operated again under u
new management.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12
MASsiLLON.
A Fresh Budget of News From tho West
End,

A Fresh Budget of News From tho West
End,
Mr., V. s. Russell returned from New
Orleans yesterday,
Tho opening Of the Niagara Roller
Rink last evening was n grand success.
Mr. RQbon Myers, former correspond
ent Of the DEMOCRAT, left yesterday for
Cleveland
NJ ster Connie Young, the boy wonder,
gave an exhibition on roller skates at the
nj CARA Roller Rink las, evening.
Mr., Edward Cragg, who has been at
tending the Philadelphia College OF
Pharmacy, has returned aud Is stopping
at the residence Of hls sister, Mrs. Her
ring, on South East street, After this
week n !. can DO found ut tho drug store
OF Il, 9. Porter.
Abraham Bowman, u farmer living
one and "a half miles northeast Of here,
suddenly dropped dead while walking In
his yard yesterday. II IL supposed that
heart disease was tho cause Of his death.
Mr., Bowman was brother OF Mr..
Samuel Bowman, Mayor of this city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12

Henry y, Payne. This 4th day Of Marsh
he trke- his sfat In the Senate Il the
Uullel STATES for The constitutional
Term of ak " ~ A proud day for any
Amellcan ciu2'n thus OnOlei, A ett
~ the Sen ,le Uf thA uullel Slnrs IN
next N honor " a scat IA lhn PIE ld.u-
lihl char he Hon. Daniel Wrbster
m dA thH rfmuk tnR cOUs'i uent " h 10
whiting hun nv MarHhAeld: Il would
rNthtr occupy seat IN tl6 Sdnale VI tnH
u llrd STA o. than tO be king VI The
British EmI lr r. While lOnOrlng Mr.,
7 yna In elerIlg hm 10 represent the
thu peOple II this gIea auO pfOsprrous
commonwealth, tho OHIO Legislature
hOnored ita II Aa we'll o. the peOple, MIR,
Payne ~ u representative man, whether
In tho S'ntIe OF Ohio or
on tho aOr Of Congress- he
proved himself IN ahle advocate VI
lne pe0ple'H rights, Mr.. Payne viii
command influence Ia thu Ssnale,
Possess NJ rare oralOfical gifs. We
doubt II there Ia q man In tile SAnale
lhtt viii h. ,und TO excel hun Ia
forensic bate. II " not thu m IA VII ,
fpeak, the Oilpne-l anh WHO loves 10
hear himself talk, that hA the mOat in
ffueDce. Neither h the secret VI this
power In what ennysOn calla thu "lrOn
llnga' nor yet In mere OratOryi tut In
that intangiDlr, real inHu 'ncr, which
Invariably goes with character, That
influence speaks even more elOquently
than the orators words.
Mr. Payne has always been q Demo
crht In pOltica, lrue aud coua' stem, and
IN a statesman IN whORe hands the buai'
ness Of the country Will be peri, y safe.
Let us all, there ore, TJlic this 4 h day
OF March NJ d Invoke Heavens Oh ric'st
blessing upon the new Senator aud the
iac0ming administration.
4. p, SPENCER,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12
LED AsrRAY BY A CANTON GIRL.
Mnud Bryant FntIoed TO Cleveland from
Hor Homo In Alliance.

Hor Home In Alliance,
In regard to the younr Alliance girl,
Maud Bryant, who was taken from no.
torious house In Cleveland Saturday
night by police officer, the Cleveland
Herald says:
A good looking young girl, 10 years
old, appeared before Justice Hutchlns
yesterday, u prisoner, on the charge OF
lncorrlgible conduct. She was taken
out Of q house oil ill.fame on Canal street
Saturday night, by 0alcor FlavIn. The
girl Ia too old TO be charged with incOr-
rig ble conduct, aud the Gaze was nollled,
but lhP Judge announced thai no had
received communication from the Open
Door, ana he would send the girl to that
institution. "But recollect, Maud, II
you are ever brought in hare agaln on
this charge | shalt send you 10 the
Wulkhou % for six mon,hb" The girl
aald she hud been inducrd to come TO
Cleveland from Alliance, her home,
with . glrl from Canton, who IL now In
gD0 hoi place on Canal street
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12
pnrla ThwnsIhlp.

Tho D'mocrlta Cf Pmis township are
reluestpd 10 meet Ht the usual plucra oi
holding pfiu aty elections on Saturday
March 2S h, 1885, between the hours OF z
y, m aud Z y, III, IN nominate u town.
ship ticket 10 be- supported NJ the ensa'
ing Aptll ELECTION, Candidates must
present their nOmos 10 The undorgned
Central Committeeman
VALENTINE MoNG,
Central Commit, eeman,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12

You can and the largcsl, finest and
cheapest llne Of Reward Cards, Books
aud Navel iea IN Stark COuniy ut Dur
bin, Wright a. Oj's OF Canton. Mail or
dcts wlli lolOlye our prompt and care
ful attention.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12

UIrlch Kemp arrested by Constable
Wolf at DolphOs fOr remoylnSH mort
o ppd horae and buggy from ) ark
county, plead guilty IN PROBATE Court,
Saturday, and was fined " anu cost. the
coela amounted IN about 800, Kemp
stoCd comllitted and was taNon 10 jail
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12
FROM COLUMBUS.
A short Session aud Llttlo Done.
Especial to tho DAILY DrMocRAr)

A short Session aud Little Done.
Special to tho DAILY DrNocBAr)
COLUMBUS March l0-The Senate and
House wore In session to-day. No,hing
Of Importance was done In either Of the
hOdles. In tho House Messrs Burnett
Ptpt, Weldy, Cam ron, aud L'ttler were
each given indr1uito leave Of Ob once.
In the Senate Mr., pruden introduced u
resolution repeating the statute making
II punlshabo by due and Imprisonment
fir person TO have burglar tools In
his possession, Senator LOWS intro.
duced bill giving Probate Judges
power tp appoint, when requested 80 to
do, person TO visit the frleud or rela.
tive NJ the petitioner who may he an In.
male Of IN lnsqne asylull. The Clerk
Of the Senate read two Communications
from City Of Cleveland, Clerk 5alen, one
recillng the action OF the Cleveland
Council In indealltely poslponlng 40.
tion on Mr. q 'oss'h resolution asking that
bill be prepared reducing the number
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12

Died on the 25.h OF February, Of
membranous Group, Cora H., daughter
VIM. A. Miller, aged Q years, II months
and 3 days.
The h uBe II 40 lonely, Tho rooms aro 10 dfcar,
No fond, lnyl1R circle IA now gathered htioi
M brlht, sparkling nr0 now shines on tho hearth,
Now lOe can We hear fun VI laughter ana mutn,
sht IN now Y no TO soCp with tho dead,
Thu daughter Hes low ~ her cold, narrow bed,
Sweet buf'tyOd Cora, tho pet VI ih1 band
llasguno far away 10 thAt heavenly land
lhn OrUo N blUkun, tho house N Rlunt
The Ties now arc covered, Tho loved ono N gone,
rrlaa true but Bid Btny IA 40 hru tears IN hch I,
When think that tfo long Wo hll hl ~ stpWh
WM, A NJ,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12

AT Minerva, last Saturday the Dlmo.
Gratis voted on postmaster with the fol-
lowing result: VIII Morehead, 6l Jas.
Simpson, 81; Theodore Clemens, 20; II.
II Hawley, 10; Benton Smith, Is, David
Schmachtenberger and s, A Carson act.
ed a. Judges aud j. @. Ruff as clerk.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12

Court 40 q memorial OF our h Oh
regard for our deceased brother, that a
copy OF the resolutions ba presented 10
the family IT the deceased aud that We
attend tho funeral in n hOdy,
JosEPH FRFAsE,
j A, AMBLER,
A l. JONES,
GEORGR II, BALDWIN,
W. W. CLARK,
At the meeting of the Stark County
Bar Monday afternoon, At which mott
Ing resolutions OF respect to The memory
OF Judge Luther Day were passed, u
numbef OF prominent attorneys made
brief addresses, relating their personal
recOllectl0na aud associations win the
deceased,
Judge Fraase recalled many happy
traits Of The late JaGge Day, and said he
would ever cherish and respect the
memory OF 81 noble man and 30 able q
lawyer and Judge.
Judge Mey,r spoke Of his associations
with Judge Day, aid OF the high regard
In which he was he'd by lhe legal fra
ternily Of the State,
Louis schaefer, Efq,, paid quite q
lengthy tribute 10 the hO1Ored dead, TO.
ferring TO hia personal integrity and
worth an q gentleman, aa we'll 40 his
acknowledged ability 40 an advocate
aud ruler on the bench.
Other tributes OF remembrance aud
respect to Judge Day were uttered by
Isaac Ulman, George II, Baldwin, A, L..
,Ionaa 4 4 ptTkar W W. Clark. w. q.
Pipplit, j, Il, Clark, JUICE Mong aud D..
Fording.
In conclusion, Judge Pease said he
could only add his mite To what had
already been said OF Judge Day, and
cou d personally testify TO the truth OF
all the laudatory rtmlrka which his fell
lOw.membtrl OF the Bar had made.
Austin Lynch, Elq then stated that
Judge Days funeral would occur at 1880
o'clock Wednesday afternoon and To-
ported the time OF the departure OF the
various trains for Rayenpa.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12

VIM. j, Carson, travelling agent fr
the greatest asthma cure on earth, IL IN
town aud no proposes to give tho people
n fAir trial Of thla whnde ( II medic no.
Please atep IN tho principal drug stores
aud Osk for free trial 60.lle Of DR.,
Taft A4thmalno aud see how soon
you will improve For sale by oil drug
giHte.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12

Never lot goldCn opportunity Hike
thia pasa by. bat buy a doGsn cabinet
photographs Of W. +, Geor ard save S3
at lOiS Siulh Market street, Canton, u,
Remember thlB II only f,r thirty days Ut
80 per dozen, Former prc1 10
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12

Dnrbin, Wright & Co,are Offering lhe
'argest and finest assortment OF Wall
Papers ever shown In Canton. We cor.
dillly recommend our patrons to exam.
Inc came before making tholr purchase.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12
A GRAND BANQUET
Tondorod the New Circuit Judges nj woos
tor..-ToWta aud responses.

Tondorod tho New Circuit Judges NJ Woos
tor..-ToWts and Responaea.
WOOSTER, o., March 10 The first srs'
alOn OF the new Circuit Court OF the
lltth circuit convened In this city TO
day, with Judges Charles Follett Of
Newark, ptter A. Lauble OF S,lem, and
q, U, Baldwin OF Cleveland on the bench
Tonight thu members OF the Wayne
county bar gave u grand ba1qlet at thC
Archer House 70 the new Circnil
Judges, aud In honor OF the inaugura
VI N OF Tho new court In this circuit.
magnificent menu was served. aitel
which tho following programme oI
t0ists and responses whB0the order d
tle hour, P,eddent of /thS evening
Hon, John McSweeney. M II
"fhe Origin OF the 0bdrt1 Their Im'
portance ani IOnuencDS> response by
Hon. A. 8, Mcclure.
"The Judiciary" response by Judge
AQnila Wiley.
"fhe Old District Court" response by
Judge John p. Jeifrles.
"'rhe New Circuit Court" response by
JOdge Martin Welker,
"fhe Dutiea OF the Lawyer" response
by Judge Charles G. Parsons.
"Reminiscences Of the Wayne County
Bar" response by Hon. Eugene Pardeo,
Following tho regular programme
brief and eloquent speeches were M ide
by the Circuit Julgea, In whose honor
the banquet was given, About 100 legal
lumindrles surrounded the banquetlng
ta6leS, and the affair was u grand success
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12

Az the homo Of the bride, near Paris
March 5h, 1885, Mr., Gaorge krieger IA
Mas Mlllis Frey, bOth OF Paris: Row. j,
j, Leberman olllclating,
Al tho Reform poraOnage, Louisville,
March b,h, 1885, Mr.. Jacob l., II ifnan,
of Freeburg, 10 Miss Alma MNlz, OI
parIs; Rev. j, j, Loberman olllciitiug.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12

W. W. Rowland uses none but llrst-
class slate Of all kinds, aud does tho best
work IN tho city, Bangor slate m lde q
specially, 0alce, No, "a East Seventh
street, Canton, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12

The following card from u vel known
citizen Of Ohio on The no Senator from
this State is from the Plain Diaer.
Eos PLAIN DEALER This is a proud
day Tor our distinguished fellow citizen
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12

Canton Grange, No. 3O5, holds It's
regular meetings on the 81 and 4th
Saturday OF each month In their hall
over the Farmer's Bank. Candidates 10
DO initiated ut next meeting.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12

W. W. Rowlani IL tho only practical
slater IN lhj city, Onlci, No, 81 EisI
Seventh street, Canton, y,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12
Did She lie?

'NDT
"she fingered an1 suffered along, pin
Ing away all the time for years."
"The doctors doing her no good"
"And nj last Has cured by this Hop
Bltters the pap,rs say 30 much about"
"Iudeedl Indeed"
"How thankful We should be for that
medicine"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12

For rates, free maps and information
concerning the weat, call on or address,
IL. II. GEErlNG, Il r L.& p. Agt.,
II Elst Tustarawaj St, Canton, 0.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12

Farmers and stock dealers chou d try
our CONDITION POWDERS, the best ana
cheapest. Durbin, Wright u co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12

Itch cured IN th'ry minutes by Wool
f0l ld'a Sanitary Lotion. This never falls
Sold by Z. II. Barr, Druggist, Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12

Persons moving west should write or
call on II. IL, GoOting for maps and In
formation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12
A Daughters Misery.

"EIeven 'ears our daughter suffered
on a bed OF Misery,
From C implication Of kidney, liver,
rheumatic ouble and Nervous debility,
"Under h care OF the best physicians,
"Who CAV her disease various names,
"But nor, lef,
"And now she ia restored To us 10 good
realth by as simple a remedy as Hop BIZ
era, that we had Stunned for years be.
lOTe using 1.-THE PARENTS.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12
Advertising Choata LII

ut has become 10 common TO begin
an article, In an elegant, Interesting
style.
"Ihen run II into fomo advertisement
that we avoid all such,
"And simply call attention 10 tho NOR
its Of Hop Bltters In as plain, honest
terms an possible,
10 induce people
"I0 give them one trial, which 30
proves thelr value that they will never
use anything else"
rnH IRsKDY no fayoraby noticed IN all tho papers,
Religious aud secular, IN
"llayng u large rats, and IA tuppanting all other
medeln0A
"iherr IL no denying tho virtues Of tho Hop plaut,
aud no proprlrloa Of Hop Blora have Ohowh HeAI
ahrewdntai an1 AMY
"ln o0mp1nndihg u medicine whose NftuCa arc 30
palpAUle W oYbry Ouoa obs trYAtun"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12

Married on the Oh inst, by Rsv. p.
Herbruck, Joseph Lindemiu aud Miss
Carrie Murphy, both OF Stark county.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12

Tho following information We gather
from the recOrda NJ the lnllrmnry ami
Court House. ThaDks 10 SuDerinten.
dent poatiu9 for willing and valuable
aid
Indoor expense for 6lE months ending March
lSsb,u,,,,,,t,tt,,t,,'''t,,,, ~
Number OF lnmatci Remaining soplopbnr |,
lHfi,tt, tt,t.ttttttt,!tt,nt..,ul lW
Numlrr received during gIh months, cudng
MhOn ~ lbpni ltttt gttttttyt tytttttlgttt!Itts.s lb
Number born during tlx months, ending March
j, lbso,'',u, ,,',tui'',t,,i,'u',,t,tt
oOs
Numhor OF DISCHARGES during ak months,
ending MaUh l. lsH1, Ol
Numlor " dcatha dulug NIX mo IN, uuulnH
hrch !, lseb,,u,u,, ~
10
Romhrihg March |, 1896 ssbu,u,,,,,t,u,u,""loa
Average daily number Of nmtc
Expeuso per capita (excll iyenf farm pro- -.
ductt) for ak mluthi undlng Mir'h |, lssb tULis
Expense for thN corresponding period ndlug
Mnrch l, 1854 bslututtt,,tt,,t,tt',t oiuVlul
Inventory n p,itOna property brlOnalnI to ... ...
tho lhfflnaV March |, ,lBsO,un,u,,,,,u, lb,OlhO3
Inwnt0rY Of personal property Belonging to
tho lnilrmNiy March I, isBh,u,u,,",r liO0bOO
Total expense of outdoor relief fur.
nishel by tho Board Of lnIltmary Direc
tors for the nix months ending March |,
1885, distributed among tho different
townships ~ follows.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12
Father Is Getting Well,
"My daughters say.

my daughters say:
"HOw much better is father since no
used Hop Bilters."
HE is getting we'll after his long suf.
ftrlng from q disease declared incurable.
"And we are 30 glad that no used your
Bitters,"-A LADY OF Utica, N, Y.
tYr-Nono genuine without bunch Of arecn Hop, on
tho wiiln label Ahun oil lhn vile, poisonous stun
With "llOp" OF "IlOps' IN their name.