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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27

NJ, Shelter, was In town SatuTdey"",
Mrs. Kate Stanabnry, formerly Of this
place, Dlt now Of Malvern, Carroll cOun-
W, WAS vi lting her many old acqunint.
Ances here last week Miss d, Cox, OF
Canton, Ii ylsitlng relatives In town,
49,. Mrs .. Snyder OF Michigan, IL yls'
| itilg relatives near hera, We have
been informed that Andrew Hershey has
a cow that drank three gallons OF paint
and oil mixed, with which he intended
TO paint his house. Curious COW. 49,.
Mr.. Samuel Eshelman has erected a
new barn about two miles north OF
town, Some OF our people attended
the excursion OF the Knighla of Pythias
at the Glens. +. :. The Knights Of Labor
held picnic at Youngstown Hill last
Saturday. II waa largely attended.
Music was furnished by 5. Clutz, N.
swltter and others Of Massillon Miss
Nettle White, of Milleraburgh, was the
guest of Miss Harriet Znpp last week.
-. VIM. Smith, of West Brook
Held, began term OF school ut
Paul's Station, Jackson tp., a few weeks
ago..,..A game Of ball was played at
West BrOOklield one day last week be-
tween the Dalton boys and West Brook
ield boys, and resulted In favor of the
latter, IL To l7... Mre. Margaret Cope IL
lying seriously III. Her recovering Ia
critical. Phe demand for tile being 30
great, Mr.. N. s. Young has started the
drain tile works ut their full capacity,
employing full set of hands. . "A sect
known as Church Of God organized three
miles southwest from here four years
ago, and began the erection OF new
church on the sight known az Old
Bethel. Just as they had the timber for
the frame and the foundation laid, they
ceased working until few weeks ago,
when they put forth new energy, aud
now the building IL raised. A large Sun
day school OF this denomination held
regular sessions In the school house. -.
Rev. Madge, Of Dalton, occupied the
pulpit Of the NJ, X. Church last
Sabbath. His text was found In
the 18th chapter and 32d verse
OF the!goapel Of st. John. The sermon
was well rendered. Our pastor Rev,
Smith received four members into the
church two OF whom were baptized. ....
The Stands Cornet band!gaye q grand
festival on last Saturday afternoon and
evening, tat the Stands school house.
The West Lebanon and Banghman town.
ship c0rnet bands assisted. In giving
music for the occasion. The proceeds
went for the benefit OF the band. II was
largely attended, and very much enjoy
cd. 4. ID. The annual picnic OF the Crystal
Springs Sunday School assembly, will
be held at the tahprnacla I'm tha Iruatal
Spring grove next Saturday, There will
also be an annual meetingOn the 6and
~ OF August at the same place, A pro.
pramme OF the latter, has been prepared
by the corps Of officers which can be
seen In the last weeks Massillon Amer
lean.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27
MAsslLLos MATTERS.
summary OF tho Days. ,Dolnga In tho Quiet
city OF Western stark.

summary Of tho Days. ,Dolnga In tho Quiet
city OF Western stark.
Philip Blumenacheln IL In Norwalk,
The late DR., II II, BarTick's funeral
yesterday was largely attended.
II looks very much like showing this
morning, aud oyercoats were In demand,
jog. X, Merwln has been suddenly
called to Indiana by the sickness OF his
grandmother,
George llpppert IL talking Of moving
his boat TO Meyers Lake II Ia now In
Chippewa Lake.
DR., Hanson has hls tenement house,
corner MIL and North streets, very
tastefully painted.
The Presbyterian and Christian Sun.
day schools picnic haa been postponed
to Friday, August 2Sth,
Try sibila n Kesle, the popular west
side cigar manufacturers, for good
smoke, You will not regret H.
The dry goods store of the late j. p.
Reed IN to be sold September 9th, by
special admlnls,rator.Jno, II, McLain.
Buch, Wagner went 10 Niagara
Fdlle, and from there 10 New York. He
will be quite u learned traveller when
no returns.
We passed eight or ton lboys sitting
on the curblng last night, quietly de-
yourlng water. melon, and they seemed
10 have gained the height Of their am.
billion.
Jas, A, Hackett and sons, Clarence and
Charles, left Monday night on tho W Il
l.. " X, r., for Niagara Falls, prepara
tory TO the sons' entering school ut Naz.
areth, Pa
Some parts OF the sidewalks on Tre.
mont street, west aide, are In n very bad
condition, having been washed out 30
frequently by the rains This ought TO
be hxoi aud put In proper shape.
Our electric lights still continue TO
hang suspended above the streets. No
effort having been made 10 remove them.
We thought the marshal had his orders
TO take them down In. .Aye.days. Pretty
long daya,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27
ALLIANCE AFFAIRs.
Cosby News and Notes from tho East
End,

Cosby News and Notes from tho East
End.
Clint, G, Bow, of Canton, was In town
the foTepart OF the week,
The brick block at thu corner OF the
public square IL looming up,
Thos. Hays, Eiq, of CarrOltOn was n
the city on Tuesday attending the con-
yentlOn.
WIS Potts OF New Lisbon, BdItor of
theOhio Patriot was IN attandance at the
JUDICIAL Convention Tuesday.
Charley J. lhnson, who was killed in a
railroad collision at Manslold, Sunday
morning, was buried Tuesday.
Frank Aikens will moys hIs barher
shop, Sept, |, to the room formerly Oc.
cupied by the Lamborn aud Gray bank.
The Misses Winnie and Fannie Barr.
OF Canton, are visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hair, on Main street.
They are always welcome among their
many friends here.
A New York tea store which has been
open for the past couple OF weeks In
Alliance, and has been running a lottery
/ 80 UhNhtu IUblI
goods Monday. They evidently thought
the same fate was awaiting them AZ that
OF the street swindler.
James Hogue, ono of our night police.
men, was before the Council last even
Ing, on the charge Of abusing and NAL
treatinga prisoner named John How
ard a week or 30 ago, The evidence
showed that Howard. after being put In
the cell, was ch0ked, kicked and Very
roughly handled by HOgue, who entered
the cell after putting Howard In. HOgue
admits the choking, but says he did
nothing else, and that was for the pur-
pose OF taking key from the prisoner.
The Council reserved its decision for
few days. This Ia the second time In the
last month that Hogue has been before
the Council. The first charge was for
being found In the company OF Mrs.
Htunchey noted prostitute. After In
yestlgation the Council reported that
the charges could not DO su6stantlated,
but public opinion was exactly the re.
verse, and Ia still.
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East arcenyiilo orits.

Mr.. ed, McGregor, Of New Cumber-
land, ohio, spent n few days last week
with his uncle David Kiehl. Mr., Ed
win Oberlln, Of Stauds's, In this town
ship, IL attending u term OF school In
Cleveland, Mr. O. NJ Horst has gone
TO Delaware for the Improvement OF his
health. Mr.. Chas. II ed, Of Massillon,
was the guest OF Chas. zupp last week.
.. Mr.. and Mrs. Hensel, Of Canton, were
tho guests OF John Hemperly recently.
90. MIRA. John Roger, OF Akron, is vlait-
ing relatives here. wilhelm u Ros.
stetter are preparing for the erection OF
9 new pottery at Dalton. hev' and
Mrs, ID. Erwin, from near 0rryille, gave
flying visit TO Abraham Klttinger, Sr,,
tho other day. Potatoes as o general
ly"Ie turn out very poor In this Vicinity
:. Dllvor Kilgore attended the reuni len
oh 1929 o. v. l., near ManeAeld, last
week. County Commissioner. John
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and for the pa-t ii'leen yeaT4 was en-
gaged IN the gr ry trade, He leaves
u wife aud two rhldIeu lha latter be.
iRg hoy oI twelve aud q girl Of three
yrurs. Hts Wilfi- asitprOf Mr, Brain,
AID A, Rom. VIZ. RohrrT WA9 an eXem'
plafy husl ness man aud w ~, o. was
shown by hls eleGllun To the important
position # councilman, a third term Of
which tlllte he waa illling at tn tinle
Of his death, Hls sudden aud early de-
mise h sincerely regretted by all who
knew him H. remained conscious un,
til wi hin m hour oi his death.
A post mOrtfm eX0mihatiOn was held
upon the remalna thia morning by Dra,
Phillips, Morrow and Post The Inter
ment Will be IN the Waal Lawn Cemetery,
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Death OF Councilman II. n. Rohrer.

MIR. b. Frank Rohrer, Councilman
from the Fourth ward, died at four
O'clock this morning, OF Inflammation OF
the bowels, after an illness of few
days, aged 40 years.
MIR, Rohrer's health had not been good
for some time past, and last Saturday he
was taken III with the complaint which
resulted In his death. The funeral will
take place from the house, No. $50 n ,st
Tuscarawas street, at2 o'clock Friday
afternoon.
MIR. Rohrer was born In Canton, his
parents at the time living In house
upon the present site OF the First NJ. N.
Church. He lived his entire life here,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27
MIsuAps ON THE RAIL.


Two Serious Hut Not Fatal Accidents at
Louisville,
Michael Slawter, n section hand on
the H. Wayne road, working on the
Slrasburg section, was badly injured
Monday evening, near Louisville. He
wae riding on n hand car, and while
working tho lever was thrown of tho
car by the breaklng OF tho handle. The
Cur ran over him, cutting him In tho
calf OF the log and bruislng him con-
elderably, Drs, Baker and Johnson az.
tended his injuries.
Monday evening, NJ Louisville, n man,
In liquor, II IL thought, fell of u freight
train on which no wae beating his way,
aud broke HIS whisky bottle, which cut
. deep and neat cash In his thigh, He
had bad Cat also above hle left eye.
Dre. Baker aud johnson attended 10
him The follow walked of after having
hie wounds dressed.
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OhlInnIY.

Mr.. John Elsenbeis died about ten
o'clock Sunday night, at his residence,
No. rs South Plum street, aged 80 years,
Within few months past Mr.. Eisenbeis
suffered two strokes OF paralysis, which
affected the entire left side OF his body
and caused his death. Hs was an old
and respected resident Of Canton, hay
Ing lived here some twenty seven years,
following his trade, that of a shoemaker.
He leaves o wife and two grown up
daughters. The funeral took place
from the house at o'clock this after.
noon, Rev. P, Herbruck conducting the
services. The remains we're Inferred In
the West Lawn Cemetery.
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PARIS POINTS.
Raked Together by Our Special Cores
pondont
MtI6 has left our burg and moved


Raked Together by Our Special Cores
M pondont
NH16 has left our burg and moved
to Akron.
MIR. Laiyelsberger carries his arm In a
sling, Ho was Kicked by o gun.
Miss Ada Newhouse, of Canton, has
been Waiting frieAds about here
Mr.. Jacob Gerwig Ia visiting In ALLIE.
gheny, Mt his sons and daughters.
Mrs. HambergeT, of MasslllOn, was the
guest OF her uncle, MroT Tinker,
Mr.. Naugle Ia spending q few days In
Pittsburgh with his old associates.
DR., Chamberlain and wife, are visit,
Ing at their Old home near East Liver
pool.
Miss Ida Walker, of Strausburgh, was
the guest of her cousin, Miss Callie
Walker.
Miss Gustie Closer has returned 10
Cleveland. She was visiting at her
fathers.
Mrs. Eltep and sons arel visiting In
Canton this week at her daughters, MIS-,
j, King and Mrs. o. Hiner.
Rev. Leberman's children, OF Louis
Vile, have been spending part OF their
vacation here and In the country.
MIR. Put. Simmer lost one Of his horses
by sickness last week. Mr.. Simmer has
been somewhat unfortunate since no 10
among ua. this m ,klng the second horse,
and some time ago he lOat one OF his
COWS.
Mrs. Jacob Matts came near having an
accident; her horse ran away with her,
and In attempting TO stop him, she
pushed her foot through the dashboard.
A wheel caught on the gate'pOst which
stopped the horse.
A very nice surprise party was given
b. M. Stier by his wife and friends, II
being his 35th birthday. The guests
were treated TO a nice supper, after
which they INDUCED In tripping.the
light fantastic toe until the "wee sma
hours"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27
CRIMINAL NEWS.
A six,oen yOar Old Hoy In Jail ON Serious
Charge.

A six,oen yoar Old hoy In Jail ON Serious
Charge.
Henry Raucb, sixteen year old son Of
Mr.. John NJ. Rauch, living about three
miles east Of Canton on the 0snaburg
road, had a hearing before Justice Hud-
son this morning, on the charge OF out
raging Lille Maud Carruthers, the
eight year old daughter Of John Carruth'
ora, o coal miner. living In the same
neighborhood as Rauch. The boy was
bound over TO Common Pleas Court aud,
In default Of $500 bail, was sent to jil.
The alleged outrage occurred ABOUT
2o'clock last Tuesday afternoon. The
two children were returning home from
the house OF neigbbor when overtaken
by rain, and both sought refuge In the
stable Of Mr.. Friend. Here, the girl
says, the affair took place. Young Rauch
was arrested Thursday by constable
Raeder and secured bail for his appear.
ance to-day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27

who has permanently located In this
city, tells all your complaints by the
urine, and asks no questions. Persons
In this community have been acquainted
with the Doctor for 20 years, and re.
member his success as q physician In
Columbus, Ohio, where he stood highly
respected by the faculty Of the Medical
College. The Doctor furnishes his own
medicines. 0illce-No. n South Walnut
street, Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27
Jack o. DIAMONDS"
The Criticism Of the New York Tribune o,
Frederic Brytons New Play.

Frederic Bryton's New Play.
The following criticism of Jack o.
Diamonds" the new play In which Fred.
eric BrytOn, late leading man for Clara
Morris, Will appear here at Schaefer's
Opera House Friday evening, IL from
the New York Tribune Of Tuesday Feb
ruary 23rd, 1885:
MIR, Frederic Bryton, of whom we have
spoken with praise for his acting dur.
ing the past two years, has more than
fulfilled the prom se made In the past
by hia acting OF Jack Diamond In the
new drama, Jack o. Diamonds" The
play Is exceedingly well constructed,
the story Of Jacks mental troubles be-
Ing told In manner at once new and
most effective, While there IL nothing
new under the sun the treatment OF
the sutj ct Of the play Ia no original
and clever that II IL hardly worth while
to cudgel ones brains TO find out re-
semblances TO other plays--sO that
not on tlrely new II IL quite az good as
II was. MIR. Bryton scored an immed
late success AZ the big hearted, "sQuar"
gambler, and NJ once awakened an In
lerest which deepened into sympathy
until the curtain droppei on the last
act We have heretofore pointed out
some slight fanlts In Mr., Bryioa's act.
ing, hut In this part no 30 Identifies
himself with II that II does not seem
like stage performance, but real life.
Had no not never played any other part
this one would have stamped him great
actor, He was ably supported by Miss
Sidney Armstrong as Annie Dennison,
and Mr.. Th0s. HerndOn as Denver Dan.
The other parts were we'll acted and the
drama went splendidly. Mr. Bryton has
a bonanza In his new play.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27
THE FEAST OF sT. BERNARD
Celebrated at 81, Bcrnard's Catholic Church
Mt Akron,

Celebrated atst, Bcrnard's Catholic Church
mt Akron,
The Akron Beacon Of Monday says:
Yesterday was great day at 81. Ber-
nard's German Catholic Church. The
feast OF 81. Bernard was celebrated and
the day was made doubly significant by
services attending the beginning OF the
40 hours devotion. Az the $3.50 mass
there were upwards OF 800 persons pres
ent, and nj each OF the other services Of
the day the church was crowded. Az
solemn high mass, at 1890, Rev. Father
Buerkle, OF Canton, was celebrant,
Father Romulus, Of Cleveland, was dea {.
con, aud Father Brown, the pastor, cub.
deacon. The sermon was preached by
Father Romulus. The service was the
most impressive ever held In the church,
excepting the Visits Of the Bishop. The
services In observance OF the 40 hours
devotion continue through to-day. An
extraordinary service will DO held To-.
morrow morning at II O'Clock, when the
pastor will DO assisted by Fathers Ar
mold, Mcclure and Buerkle, Of Canton;
Fathers Romulus, ocanlon, Th0rp and
Gearnadin, and Vicar General Boff, Of
Cleveland; Father Hortsman, OF West
Brookaeld; Father 9elzer, Of Doylestown; I;
Father Anckley, OF Wooster; Father Ver-
let Of Massillon, and Fathar Mahar, of
this city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27

j. B. McUrea, In order TO reduce his
immense stock Of all grades Of furui-
ture, has marked every thing down to
such prices as will enable all who are In
need Of anything In his line to buy AT
such bargains ~ were never before
heard OF In the city or county. Now IL
the time for all who need any furniture
TO call aud buy white they eau make
their own prices, Special inducements ts
are offered In chamber suits Of the liuer
grades. Be sure TO be In time TO secure
some Of these rare bargains while they
are going.
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UnlOntown Units.

The Sunday schools picnic nj Silver
Lake next Saturday.
Several Of our teachers have attended
the three weeks Normal Institute NJ
Akron.
Rev. ]. W. Robins breaches h's faro.
we'll sermon W the N. ", Church, Sun
day, September Oh,
Hon, l., D, Brown, State School Com
missioner, spent Saturday evening aud
Sunday In town, the guest Of j. II Davis,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27
Pens and Ink Worth Recommending,

~N"N"'NHN"HNsh'
We have been favored with samples
Of the celebrated Spencerian Double
Elastic Steel Pens, and after trying
them, feel justified In highly recon.
mendinR them TO our readers, They
are made OF the best steel, and by the
most expert w0Ikmen, and have u ma
tl0nal reputation for certain desirable
qualities which no other pens seem TO
possess In no great perfection. Among
these are uniform eyenness OF point,
durability, 1cxibility, and quill action.
so popular have they become, that OF
the "Number One" alone, an many as
fourteen millions arc sold annually.
Complaints are constantly made OF the
difficulty IN getting good Ink. Proba-
bly,, In some casea, the durability OF the
Ink IL Of little conspquence-the writ
Ing has done its WORK In an hour or
two; but II should be
remembered occasions constant
ly arise which give great i'm.
portance TO writings, or perhaps to the
mere signature OF u name The usual
inkaland IN, OF course, resorted TO, and II
an inferior ink IL commonly used, th
result possibly may be disastrous,
The spenCefian Writing Fluid com.
bines, In u high degree, three essential
qualities, luidlty, color and durability,
aud Ia absolutely reliable for oil busi-
ness purposes.
The proprietor of the we'll known
Pens and Inks, Messrs. lyIsoN BLAKR.
MAN, TAYLOR, % Co., 1853 u 755 Broad.
way, New York, Educational Publishers,
will send free, on application, o Sales,
book OF their Spencerlan Specialtles,
which gives full descriptive list OF
these and many other standard articles
OF interest 10 stationers and booksellers.
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Young Men,a DnhniInr Club.

In consequence OF bad weather tho at.
tendance last Friday evening was very
light, therefore tho question (which tho
Club deemp an oil important one) was
postponed for discussion TO August aSth.
Debate, miscellaneous exercises, and
music by tho Big Six intereperaed, will
be tho order OF the evening. Tuesday,
Resolyed--"rhat the signs OF the times
indicate the downfall OF the Republican
party" All arc invited.
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The afflicted should bear In mind that
DR.. Albert'e Principal and Burgeon.in-
Chief OF tho Institute OF Cleveland will
make Visit 10 Canton, Thursday, Sep.
tember l7th, and can be consulted for
one day NJ tho 81, Cloud Hotel, This 10 TO
give those who cannot visit him at Cleye.
land q chance 10 consult him personally.
DR., Albert can also DO consulted &C the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27
Newark, Ohio, August 2i,h,
Old settiors Picnic,

There will be n basket picnic of the
old settlers OF stark county NJ Meyere
Lake, (south side) on September "a. All
In favor Of keeping alive tho memory OF
old times, without respect To ago, sex or
previous condition, are requested TO bo
present.
County papers please copy and keep
prominent until day OF meeting.
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GIVING MONEY. AWAY.
A sharper 0uila Alliance People aud Ia
Taken In,

A sharper 0ulis Alliance People aud Ia
Taken In,
0nlclals themselves are not always
free from the beguillng sharper. Satur'
day evening there app AIRED upon the
public square NJ Alliance n man who
was selling 'welry, aud who pretended
10 b. giving away more money with the
iewelry than no aaked for tho jewelry
and money together. After giving away
few quarters aad half dollars he pre-,
tended 10 put $40 bills into watch cases
aud sell both for el0, while no really put
u ono dollar bill ther In, Madison Trail,
Justice OF the Pence, John Joseph. retired
merchant, aud largo number OF Others
snapped NJ Che bait and were caught.
The City Marshal arrested the man, who
gives hle name as q, w. McCurdy, for
conducting u lottery. Ilo claims TO have
worked Cleveland, Rayenna, and other
towns with success and was not inter.
fered with. Yesterday afternoon Nc
Curdy was held for trial In $500 bail.
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There will be u horse race NJ Lake
View Friday afternoon for u 800 set of
track harness, open TO Canton horses
that have records no better than three
minutes. Six have been entered, aud q
good race Ia anticipated,
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seyenir.nlrth O. vi. Rnnnlnn.

The DEMOCRAT IL IN receipt OF tho fol-
lowing with u request TO publish:
EDITOR DEMooRAT;--Thore will DO q
reunion OF the 76Ih 0. V, l., at tho laii
Grounds, (tho old iort, near Newark, on
Tuesday, September lat, 1885, which all
soldiers are cordially invited TO attend,
CAPTAIN john HlsEa,
NJ, Il. SCoTT,
FINLEY SToFFoRD.
Committee,
Newark, Ohio, August 2i.h.
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The Stark County Teachers' Institute
will be held In Canton, August 3lst to
September 4th, inclusive. Instructors
Hon. Henry Houck, Of Pennsylvania,
and Or. Samuel Finley editor OF the
Ohio Educational Monthly. Hon. l.. ID.
Brown, State School Commissioner, is
expected to be present.
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sherman brigade Reunion at Lakoyiiio
Ohio,

The Pennsylvania Company has ar.
ranged 10 sell cheap excursion tickets
TO Lakeyille each day during the con-
tinuance OF tho Reunion NJ Lakeyille, at
specially reduced rates, with limit Of
return passage until September 9Th, In.
elusive, All trains, except Limited OK
press, will stop NJ Lakevllle TO take on
aud lot OFT passengers. On Wednesday,
September ID, Hon John Sherman and
General VIM, I. Sherman will DO pres.
ont and deliver addresses In addition TO
this, the exercises Of each day will DO OF
u very interesting character, both for
participants and visitors. Wednesday
the Big Day, u special train will leave
this place NJ 7 38, Y, m. Returning,
special train will leave Lakevllle at 100
p m, Fare for the round trip, 81 25.
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Tho Berlin Ditch Case.

The County Commissioners were In
session to-day hearing the arguments
In the case OF the proposed ditching OF
Nimishillen creek near New Berlin
The project has many advocates and
remonstrants. Some thirty interested
gentleman attended the hearing.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27

The buildings have been thoroughly
repaired, faculty enlarged and prepara-
tions made TO render the next year the
most efficient In its history, In its lit
erary, music, art and elocutionary ad-
yantages 1t is unsurpassed. Opens Sep
tember 9th. Send to DR.. Taylor for CIR
cular, Beaver, Pa.