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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
A NAUGHTY PAIR,
An Alliance Hotel Keepers wife Eiopei
With Ills Former Clerk.

$50 ~ vi y NHN
With His Former Clerk.
Mrs. schlagel, wife OF j. II. echlagel,
proprietor Of the Central House, Ali
ance, eloped last Tuesday with an ex-
clerk of S~chlagel's named VIII Gal
breath.
The injured husband followed the
guilty pair to Youngstown, where they
we're found by an officer occupying the
same room at the Fountain Hotel regis
tered as Mr.. and Mrs, WI liams, OIL City,
Pa, Galbreath refused 10 admit the on
Ger when he knocked, and only compiled
when he was Informed that the door
would BIO broken In. Galbreath was
locked up, but Mrs. 9chlagel was allowed
10 remain at the hotel, Upon searching
Galbreath In the lookup vi In money
was found and n lady'a gold watch, on
which was inscribed. presented to Mrs.
J. Il. schlagel by her husband, June 10,
1884"
Galbreath pleaded guilty to commit
ting adultery with Mrs, schlagel. The
prosecution reqnpated the court 10 be
l%enient, aud the Mayor fined him $40
and cOsts, MTs. Schlagel claimed that
the money that was found In the
possession OF Galbreath was her
property, and gave an order 10 have the
lae and costs deducted, and 10 turn the
balance over with the gold watch 10 her
husband. This was done and Galbreath
wat released. MIR. Schlagel stated that
no was content to be lenient with Gal
breath, az he had furn shed direct EVIL
dence to sustain the charge OF adultery,
and TO secure him a divorce from Mrs.
Schlagle.
Mrs, Schlagel, who Ia OF yOluptuous
form and attractive features, left
Youngstawn on q Western train, Gal
breath left the city az soon as he was
released, but II Ia not known where he
has gone.
Galbreatb, who IL q lne appearing
young man, was employed as clerk by
Mr., Schlagel for two years, but was dis
missed upon the suspicion that he and
Mrs. schlagel were upon terms OF greater
intimacy than friendship, Since then
Galbreath has been employed at the
lunch counter In the SOurbeck House at
Alliance, Two months ago Mr. and Mrs.
Schlagel separated, and no applied fora
divorce, p'ndiOg which he set aside
q 1900 for the benefit OF hle wife, c0ndi-
tiOnal that she should remain single
the decree was obtained. In case she
married again the money was TO go TO
their two children, q boy aud a girl,
aged nine and eleven years respectively.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
The Alliance Scandal.

Mrs, j. II. Schlagle, OF Alliance, an
account Of whose recent escapade with
her husbands ex' clerk, viii. Galbreath,
at Youngstown, was given In the DEMO,
Graf, has gone TO Hubbard TO visit an
aunt. Schlagle and Galbreath are both
back In Alliance. Galbreath says that
he left Alliance with Mrs. schlagle on
Tuesday last, and that they went direct
10 New Castle, Pennsylvania, where
they remained over night, They went
to Youngstown Wednesday, and Gal.
breath says he would have returned TO
Alliance the next day, Mrs. Schlagle
going to Hubbard, had II not been for
the appearance Of schlagle and tho
p )lice.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

ilV'llhV Ahu hVAlll1 phiiH w wv W. hWu
Extending to the end Of my toes and
TO my BRAIN
(which made me dellri0usl
From agony.
at took three men TO hold me on my
bed nj tines
"The Doctors tried In vain 10 relieve
me, but TO no purpose.
Morphine and other 0piatesl
Had no effect
"After two months / was given up to
diel
"When my wife
heard q neigbb0r tell What Hop Bitters
lad done for her, she at once got aud
gave me some. The FIRST dose eaeed my
brain and seemed 10 60 hunting through
my system for the pain.
The second dose 1aacd me 40 much that slept two
hour, something ! had not done ftr two months, 10
fore | had used iiyo bot les l waa we'll and NJ work ~
hnrd ~ any man could, Tor over lhroo weeks, but /
works too hard for my atftngth, and taxing II hard
C1ld, | was taken With The most acute hnd painful
rheumatism Al through my system that over was
known,
'l,cOllcd the doctors again and after several woels,
they left me cripple on Gtu'cheh for IT., ~ they said,
I met q friend and told hm my ease, and nv said Hop
Blltcrt had cured him ana Would cure me, fpOohcd
o. him, but no was 80 EARNEST was Induced TO uur ihom
again,
10 Ices than -four wfClu / throw away my cruichea
and went 10 work lightly ma kept on using the bittefa
for i've weeks, until became M we'll IA any man Nv
lng, and have been 10 for VIZ years since,
II has cured my wife, who had been
sick Tor years. and has kept her aud my
children we'll aud healthy with from
two TO three bottles per year. There Is
no need 10 DO sick at all II these bltters
are used, j j. BERK, Ex Supervisor.
THAT poor invalid wife.
"SisteTl J...
"M0therl
cor daughterl
"lan be made the picture OF health
with q few bottles OF Hop Bittersl
"Will you lot them suffer-
GX-Nono genuine without n bunch OF groom Hopa on
the white label, shun MI tho vile, poisonous gtuff with
Hop or "llops'' In their name,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

MACON, Ca jan 2O,-Grcat Interest
las always been felt by travellers In the
location Of the site Of AndcrsonNllo Prison,
The site Ia located several hundred yards
from the track Of the Southwestern Rail.
way, and, owing TO the thick growth Of
pines In the last twenty years, ~ hidden
'rom view ThcNNW Department haslcon'
sontod that this underbrush should he
cleared awNg, 80 that henccforth travellers
may have a full view Of q spot OF 10 much
lrnglo lntoTesL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
Died,

CBERMoIs-At his farm residence In
Jackson township Stark county. on the
2od inst, Denis Chermois aged77 years,
3 months and 20 days. Deceased was
born near Bedford, France, the 18th OF
September, 1907, He came To this coun.
try when 10 years old. He lost his wife
years ago and leaves one son, with
whom the father lived and died. Mr..
Chormois was n good citizen and worthy
man
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
Assignment at Alliance.

j. NJ. Stillwell, n prominent boot and
shoe dealer, assigned his stock TO 3. d.
Broslus, Of the law firm Of Coulter q
Broslu w, The assets are estimated nj
$1,000; liabilities about the Same. This
" the second boot and shoe firm which
has assigned within the past three
weeks In Alliance,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
A scyoro Accident.

Mr.. John Miller, living q couple Of
miles south OF town, met with u severe
accident yesterday. While driving down
cows, one being Of rather n vicious ma.
ture, she turned upon him and catch.
ing him In the mouth with her horn
tore out the eide OF his cheek.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
Legal Notice.

To llebecca Harmon and Jeremiah larmln n, Of Alto
mont, Illinois, John H. Thompson, urOfHe w, ThOmp
t0n hnd Charles A, Thompson, u bloomington, Illinois
sarah ltuun 4 ana John N0uter, " Chicago, Illinois
and John lhompsoI, whose, pace o. residence Il nn
known living and hia unkl0wn heirs u doaii Y0u
hle htfcby notified that IN December Goth, A ~ 1894
! nlod a ~ ilii0n, ANA On January 10Th, A. ID lAAb, AI
amended pot TN N lhe same case, against yourselves
ann others, IN tho Court " Common Pleas ~ Stafl
oNuntY, Ohln, setting forth that I am tho 0wner OF IN,
tor 0i section number twcniy'elght (es), t1wIshiI
Twelve (iel and range ten (l0), ~ stark county and
state o. Ohl1 that Sarah Hnufhman, Henry u ThOmp
enn, Mary Thomson, Martha Muma, Catherine snydoi
ana hoheeca Harm N each Own m undivided cigh i
put ~ sad nfoularal that Florence Newsletter Henri
A., lOhnA lluldhh Franz, jennie iOhna aud Cora john
each own M undivided one 10 tlcth " said premises
That John W Thompson, Sarah kouacf, George w
Thompson Tfankiln \, Thompson aud Charles A
1h0tnp on, each own m undivided forty eighth mart m
ala pIonlslA anl that said parties arn nov, IN posses
hUii lhrlnNfl that John no Gilman, samuel Snyder
irfomlAh III harmon, John lloutor aud Charles Newsletter
claim SOM Interest lherclnor lien thereon, tho nature
VI Witch 4 am not lufOlmell that John Thompson, n
hylnn, ~ lda legal htlia, n dead, claim An lntorcat IN
hAd promises, but they have no right, title Or Interest
lhpfoln, ana praying That tho title ~ tho 0wnNfa VI said
land DO qulttod ~ again said John Thompson, or hls
lraal haiah that lh' DESCENDANTS John noughman. sam.
VOL snyder, jciemlAh, Harmon, John llouaNf aud
chArlea Newsletter ert forth their Int, rest IN or llcnu
upUn HAld premises, or 10 forever barred frum hpltlnp
up any interest In or lien uhorcOnl ana that partition
Uf said lAnda bo made In such manner that tho one
n The aAnio cannot no 1ono without manifest Injury u
the p%rrinlae, that thld landa DO eold, aud for auch Other
roll I ~ may hr proper,
You arc required 10 answer said petition on OF before
w AOnuyLVRC THOMPSON.
ny u w MouAu0iri, his Attorney,
Dated Canton, o., January son, A, u issb,
ihnppipw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
Live gtocjt.

CtttCAuo, Jan, 70,
CArrtn : Market moderately Hptiva ana
prluuH cloudy, Quotations rnueod ne fbllowai
Native shipping Steers, R4.BONb,hO Tor noon io
TAR aud Shide00ss fer food 10 biimef Cowa,
ss'g0yllg VA DullA Slh0l1Q0l Butohers Steers,
G,gv0AbQl Stockeie nnd, Feeders, &,1b44W, y
Mnfkct inotlveon packing aud skip,
ping account and prices well mhihtnipod
halcs. rnuRed ~ t4Dna40b for light, A4,i5D
500 Tor rough pnoling, mud A.0Qd4B for
heavy packing ana chipping lots,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

When baby was sich, we gave her CAsToRrA,
whcn'pbc waa o Child, ebS cried for CAsToRtA
When ahc became MIss, she clurig 70 oAsroRrA
When eho had Children, abe gave tlcm CAsT'A
lgt a ~ TT1T
- $50 wt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
TrnatonA Elnnind.

Tho following Trustees Of tho All
ance Bank Company have been elected.
John Atwoll,, u. Il. Wann, II, NJ. Day,
William Miller, William Chambers.
james allies, |. N. Webb and Nj, Q. Pen.
mock.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
Legal Notice.

TIM Stair op ono, sfAhE Co, 49,
Wan, n Hinton, pitup In Court Of o I'M plou.
M
Isaiah rocEicr, Dcft J Civil Action
IN pursuance " an order Of tho u0utt of Common
plcas, IN his casd heretofore madr, l Will otter nj pub
lic ealc on the premises on
Saturday, the 9TH day Of February, 1885,
| Al one O'Clock D M, tho following prop't being Tho
property now N my han o. ~ The Receiver VI tho 1rn VI
Hinton n iOchler ~ MlddlohfanCii, q, to'Will About
ole acre of ground situated IN ilhln township, Stark
county, OHIO, and being known ~ part Of lot Ma, 90, IN
tho village OF Mlddlrbrancll STARK county, a., begin,
Ming NJ u point on The south line ~ HAld lot (iUi) feet
west from the HnuihnhHl corner " said lot thence north
mud parallel with Tho cast line " said lot lu0Ol foft 10
tho north line " said lott thence west with abe north
line VI said III 10 tho northwest ccrhcf lh'rrutl thence
IN = H%nulhweAlefly course with tho wcet lluo OF asia lot,
aud along liallrhad atfoct 10 The ~ ulhwtat otrltr Of
said lott lhrnca caAi, aud with tho south Hue OF said 1T
~ Tho place " beginning
Appraised nj tib0, 90,
Also nj ihe same time and place, tho following per,
eUnAl property, t0svlt, I 80 hnfae power engine hni
buller, 4 Jaw mill aud ntlufeu, Mnsslllon make) 1
plancr and thatcher, Uncludlnp beltlnnO rip hhw, log,
VI u con bOarda 10000 plasltflnn lpihal pli feoi select
common, 400 feet barn bonds niNn fet 0pk plank,
lUl " walnut lumber, 1900 feet poplar lumher, id,bO0
feet VI 1hk lumber ~ lDHa, ana n large atnvult pi lum,
bpr VI M kinda, including the entire stock " lumber
belonging " tho MN NJ Hinton n FOuplur, together
with Tho priaonal property VI said ntln, except bills 10,
otlShbin ana book accounts, rerti " vale, cash,
HIRAM n liOusEta
jauoeot i%iecelyor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

: Marriage licenses have been issued 10
Marcus Rinehart and Lizzie Sawvel,
Nimiehillen ,tp.: Carl q. Cowles and
Josephine A. Barhs. Alliance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

&c Persons moving west should, write or
call on,H. II. Geeting for maps and In.
formation. mr. --- "a
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

DETROIT, lar, n,
MouR-Qulct Michigan Winter Wheat
falOGlOOi roller process, s4,MGb4,h0, patonta
bp6, Minnesota patents, Shh0ttb,7b
WnHAf=Easy, No, | white onnh mid Jnnu
nry, hOQj February, bDboi March, nioi May, Ulo,
WHoi May, 0lAo,
CoilN-No, 2 onHh, aHHo bid,
oArs-No, . White, Gc, No, = Bio bid.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
MARKET REPORTS.
Grain aud rrovlalons,

Grain and rroylalona,
CnICAHO, Jan, "a.
lFLouR-Qulct Winter, AOllti6, Spring,
4NOlbB,7 hi low grades, fltbt2hO, PAtOnta,
N1ib0b sbi RyO Flour, ~ 1908 10,
W~uEAT-fnlrly active but weaker hwing IA
largo otl0rlngA No, . Spring, faN7AhC, No,
February, ipAObOO, MAY, MA6oSlhO, No, K
Rcd, HlCuSlhi No, z, 70alfac
COnN-ln moderate dcmund but prices
easier, No, Z quOtphlG ~ WCAlsAe for
cAsh and Jnnuaryi as6tIsNo for February,
VA DBSNo for March, aud u$1iaSo for
OATS Fairly aotlyo and prlcos steady, No.
0uOtAhlo ut ~ bta9i9o for cash aud Jan'
Vary, EiliWslAo Tor february, glAM2iFe
for March, una WA@lillc for May No,
Nyr-prloos unchanged, and no d%ooroaRo In
Geic, March, dDaoj April, Ole, May, Oyo, No
0, BE, aamploa ranged ~ bhaalu.
DAnLErt-Elslcr under larger arrivals and
Increased offerings, No, y nominal ~ Too,
samples, ib@1Oo for common 10 fancy, Z
MEss u KTfalrly active and,rrloca gtchdy,
Quotations ranged NJ Nls10fbla,ib for onah
aud january A~lalbIlgl1k for fOhruUryi
Mny. ~
LARp-prlcos firm, Quotations ranged NJ
W7iN@Qs0 for onah aud january NHeH0D
0H ~. fchrlaryi MN2h(bgWh FOR March,
aud " 12h171h for May,
Bu1TEp-Markot firm, Creamery, good 10
oheloO, RilNQO, dnlry good 10 choice, leblAo.
Cilrtpr-Mnrkot quiet, Itill Cream ChOd
dur, 1lmigoi Skinned Choddnr, gflsu,
EQcN--hrin, Sales wore mndo nc a@aDslo FOR
frosh lots,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

PROBATE NOTICE.

11e following acdounib having boon niod IN tho Pro,
bate Court within and FOR the county ot stark and stAta
0t ohio, Will DO Tor huhilnn, examination and passage
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

NEw YouK, Jan. 20,
mLouit-Dull ana IN buyope' favor,
WuEAT-AblA0 low0r, variable and lfrogu
lar, No, White, nominal, No, 3 He'd February
WHdplAoj March, WklplHol April, p6Dp6Ao
May, WbCDngci June, GfAGDl1Ho.
,.ConN|Dull aud lowQr Mixed Western spot
WiDblhot futures, 60UbbaAo,
OATH~hMho lower, Western, N0lhnphO,
pnoviaioNH-lloo dull, Now IfNtrn, kli,0
@ll,B, Pork quiet npd eaayi Now Mesa
tlN,b0, Lard dun mud loworj Steam, H,iB,
B~uT1EitLIlrm, Western, i0dl5o
nnrreE=llrm NJ i0lBho,
Edds-Woatorn Arm ut BODlio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

DsMoCnAr Orrfuni
CANTON, ONO, jar, 10Th
tho following will befound oarrect quotations this On
OF tho retail price 10 consunefso The articles named
nurran, Land Ao,
Apple rnttcr, v Gal -. 90 uhccse, Y m.,.n ioGpp
p,uutteri, v.h s.'',,",",pnl hesn, " dos, -, -, ",,pp
Lard, " b,,.,.,U,u,,,l0
vnaufAnLm VI pnutTr
Cabbage. n hoai bntD Wianh, m, .,,u.iUHyU
p1tatbol, pbs 5000 400 pflnes, |. ......, Hm Btfin
TuinirH, W buulul 80 40 Tomatoes, per eau, .,,,,,,,
0rAnberiiea, " at, .t0GD SOUP Beana, " vt. "a ~
AND NsAta
FLOUR, yeack ,..,,, Gti 70 torn Mea, " ssok. -. 400
Ddckwhcat Flour, ma OH Meal, per 10 ...,..,. q
urahan Flour, Vsch. 70 Hcmlny. n ut.., ,,..,,u
N rnnsn Ann cuRHp nnAra.
rreell potn, pIb... gTlU Shoulders. N n ,.,u,oi0
bpecI gteass, -" iggw g%rcaktslt paVou, ipMgg,a
pasi pssf. .~,..i..isi bes. pciins. ...0sio
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

,r,ApM Abeantlfui Farm Of 100 Acres, upimprcyed
III 40 nnroa tiuibntfd. situated npnf MflnrAppns,
Mlnn, which | viii An chenp'and bp vy fnlhy " .Wlus,l
ON will pichaurc tho eAihnfor propefly situated y btaIk
dwssss'' N'''' fEnNNNDn u SMITH,
jsnhi aw, No. no ibst touith ", vsntci+ q.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

TrONiA, H. Jan, 10
vCoIN-Ag,lvo, New lligh MIXED, 0n090No,
New No, . Mixed, 0Bl,@iiic,
. OARS slendy, No ! White, S0iDB0Hc, No.
2Nixod, gntEiiAc
NlE-aFIrm, No, y, GlNc,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

ROCHESTER, june |, lhA2, "Ten
Years ago was attacked with Tic mot
lnlonAo aud dealhly pains IN my back aud
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-25
Vanishing Hopes OF Peace.

THE CAR STUDYING WAR MAPS OF THE
AFGHAN FRONTIER.
The New York Herald correspondent at ST.
Petersburg sends report of an interview be-
tween the car and Gen. Obrutscheff chief of
staff. They spent four hours, the correspondent
says, studying war maps of the Afghan frontier
The report continues: General Obrutscheff re-
CARDS war inevitable, urges immediate
mobilization, and that not moment should be
lost in pushing on to Herat and Candahar
pbrutscheff7s increasing influence over the car
Is believed to be very significant. Obrutscheff
is man of the Skobelef type. He Is only forty
two years old, full of energy and ambition. He
said to the car: Now is the moment, Sire for
Russia to strike Lumsdens retreat has utterly
destroyed England's prestige among the
AfghanH who, can assure your majesty, are
ready to revolt against the ameer. Besides,
so the moment we strike the first blow. All
these advantages will be lost by delay" The
car replied: "You are too hasty, general. Rus
sia's manifest destiny is too strong to be
war may be avoided. But, come what will,
never shall consent to give up Penjdeh nor the
Zuifiixar Pass
Gen. Gourko governor general Of Poland, IL
pare plan of campaign in Afghanistan. It is
believed at Warsaw that Gen. Gourko in the
event of war, will be placed In supreme COM
mand OF the armies operating against India
+ There Is said to be a strong war feeling at
Moscow. Large bodies Of troops are daily
moving to the south of Russia. Orders have
been given that the moment hostilities begin
stationary torpedoes shall oe PLACED outside al
Admiral Greig, DUO d Edimbourg and kremlin
and the monitors Typhon, Latnik and Bro
nenossets have already completed their arma-
ments and are ready for immediate action.
It Is reported from Berlin that Wednes.
day the Kaiser received q letter from the car
saying that war seemed inevitable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-25
ED.

BRAXTON, ELIZA, widow of the late Isaac Brax-
DAD O'Clock pm.
Funeral at 18th street Baptist church, Sunday
April 10th, 1850 at $50 o'clock pm. Friends aud
relatives are invited TO attend. -,
.DURFEE. On saturday morning April 25th sS5
a! i:15 OF peritontis, Mrs. NATIVE Ii. DURFEE.
beloved wife of George w. Durfee.
The remains will De taken from her late residence
$40 street southwest, Oh Monday. April 2,th AT .
am. 10 Warsaw, Richmond county Va, for inter-
ment.
GOLDSBoROUGH. On April 2s. 1885. at twenty
minutes past L o'clock a. M CELIA COLLISION
OUCH aged thirty-twQ years.
May she rest in peace.
Funeral from her late residence, at Mrs SCOTS No.
30 q street southwest, sunday, April 18th at 3
O'Clock p. M, and thence 10 Dominics church In
tend. pa
HILL. On Friday, April "a. 1885, at $50 D. M in
fant son OF Joseph L. and Mary Hill.
RALLO ON Thursday, April %, $50 at = O'clock
pm, PiEIRlNO & RAl4lO, son of Katie and c. F.
RaIlo, aged years, 10 months and Ia days
The funeral will take place from his parents resi-
dence, lT3l fennsy lvania avenue northwest sun
day, April 20, lSS5, AT 3 O'Clock. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend.
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