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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-15
JI%arlyllio,

The men here, and close by, who
voted for General Andrew jackson FOR
President, not having been fully writ
ten up, lot me trouble your columns
with them again. They are worthy
and they voted 90 for Grover Cleveland
JOSEPH snELLENRERGER,
who hos been long a resident Of Hartyllle,
was born In Befka county, Pap August l
1901, ana came 10 Stark county with hi
fathers family In July, 1910, They set
tied In tho woods on the farm on the
Harrisburg road three miles from Can
ton, where resides Mr.. John Pontiug.
The parents occupied the wagon aud thu
children u temporary shed until u house
was built, into which they moved OF.
New Years day, 1871, without u door aud
without doors, not being able 10 gel
boards, Rex's saw mill was running
the following spring, NJ 0berlin's, Thei,
bed.tiUks were filled with leaves. In
dlans were plenty then, and they IRE
quented Canton, sleeping wherever they
could lnd u shelter Of any kind, even
under tho carpenter benches. All thie
Mr.. Shellenberger remembers. Ho voted
for the hero OF New Orleans In 1894
1928 and 1892, He did hls voting IN
Marlboro township, having removed
there. He never missed n Presidential
election, aud he0ce has voted sixteen
times for President. The old gentleman
IN frail, though hie mind IL all right,
His eIghl IL much impaired, He IL
faithfully cared for by his devoted wife
aud sou Peter, who bears tho name OF
his pioneer grandfather. 5000.
WILLIAM RupRIGHT,
Whose age IN rs voted for General jack.
son In 1923 and IN 1889 He was born
In Lehigh county, Pennsylvania, moved
TO Ohio In the spring OF 1928, settling IN
Trumbull county, now Mah0ning. He
removed TO Lake township, Stark coun,
ty In 1888, ana still continues fresh and
yigOr0ue, Hle numerous offspring and
friends, celebrated the golden wedding
OF tho old couple two years ago, They
have raised eleven children, I've boye and
six girls, have forty odd grand children,
aud some nye great grand children.
The landlord Of tho hotel ~ n son. go,
JACOB %DnuMBAuGH,
Another De mocrallc veteran, lives on
hiB inrm " ME OF over hOulnWpbt VI
Harlyillh. He was born In Huntingdon
county, Pennsylvania, October 20, 1900.
came TO Lake township with hls father
In 1912, and continues IN old d mocratic
Lake 10 voted for Jucksou the three
times no WA n candidate, and FOR Grover
CLEVELAND laat November. The old gem,
tl,man H. we'll p eleryed. He shook
hands with General Jackson In Decem.
Bur, 1923, when the hero was In puts.
burg, on his why to Washington. People
brought their children 10 ahake hands
with Jackson. The General refused 10
rldo romld the city 10 ehow himself,
Mr.. Brunbaugh has just had 4 new
bank barn completed IN plnce of Tho ole.
hnrlpd short lime ago no doubt rot on
DIE II w0uhi stem that he muat We d
bnd aud wicked man who would plag.in.
cendiarylfh eich u case. Mr.. Br1i0.
bauph isa indsi worthy man aud uhi-
VERBALLY rpatNeied lie may vote tor
more ID alndGrattc %Peeaidents, 80,
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Now common Pleas Casea.

s6O9. The ROllerstone National Bank
Va Marshal G. BARRIERS civil action.
1904. @. Aultman Il Go, Va A. d. b.
ker; civil action.
S6O5. Mark Gibbons Va Wesley NJ.
Tracy OF al; civil action.
5000. Philip R0hrer OF al va Anton
ROhrer OF al; civil action.
1907. Curtis Sandals Va Cyrus @.
Gard; civil actionj ], b. Kitchener ap'
pointed receiver.
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FARM FOR SALE.

Tho resident farm n tho L1ic, Joacph nloh ~ NY
offered for eale, ills lountef h lhoasoh V ', ,s.n ,,naaX
n NJ a v ~ 'Nw ,sn, ~ 4, NV y " nonnpn,oa cOnthlniug 10 hufre,
all tlllablo and under nfst clnas GA, uyaupg, wv, amn"ssiii
linn House, Hank Barn, 70kiOI VA w sssaMNh awning
necessary 0utbulldinnsl two good VIII ahp" ,vva,nnp. IA,
~ mllk honHn, all convenient ~ dwA unN., u,"slnlna.
live stock y pyety Held. A larpo warm I.'W"Aa"a l,aA,sa
fruits %o0nalHtinH OF Ftcuch ptuncs, \ ''nw,",, do,lra.
Apples, Ofai o., ulufrlue, 40. Ono NJ IN. ~ .aasnua.
nlc farina IN tho cUuuty, and Will 10 mid ,,n,,n,vnr,nilon
We price and On casy terms For further M onieN of
nnny % nr hl1rutb jONhpu ntuK, Jhu No :, ~ ual,, sni
nlchp Agtlcultuial Works, wget Iuaoariw va N~VWrliisi'
valley iunilwAJ Carton Uhlo. UNtiHt n W."
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Read the advertisement In this paper
calling attention to the sale OF the Ober'
lin farm In Plain township.

Attention IL called TO the Sheriff. sale
in case Of schott Va Whitman, OF a brew
cry at MassillOn, Ohio, on January 24Eh.
Arrangement for time on purchase
money can be made with the prefer
red creditors. See Sheriff sale In
another column.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-15

f~LoUn-stOady aud moderately ootlyu,
WnEAf-AMlao lower heavy ana unaot'
lied No lWhito, Woi No. 7 Rcd january,
April, ObltMlaAlo; May, iB'SGtuiMO,
CoUS-AWAo lower und hcayyi Mixed
Western spot, iOllhlui futures, iHA6lGc,
ConN-Dull nnd u Studio lower, Western,
UU0lllo,
PWOv1atoNa-ucor quiet nnd etcndy, Now
ENlrn, tll,OJDlltO, Pork steady, Now Moss,
SGJsbDlJ,0O, LAIRD dull mud oNsior, Steam,
F.lh, u... II
DuTyEn-stcoqy with Il fair Inquiry wost
Cr1, lOs0ibc
ungGats. Firm NJ lMlBho,
kuussaW uAturn Ntuudy NJ elo,
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FARM For SALE.

cheap farm for shlt, Known M tho aBtavcr Home
ptrhd [" tituhteh IN Green towupblp, SUNNI county
ONO, Farm has w Acice, Win pnnd ln,iHe and banH
barn. Two wells anu clalorl, ttuit NJ NJ klndB, ltatin
"a located otto ha,f mile, from urccusburg, IVA mites
from railroad. station For fDft,lei, periclliMs addrcss
NI I0uiS " SMITH,
dpcidanm Eox aiv, Msttlllun, Onto. y
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$50 Reward.

Stolen from the %rtSdentl ora pehplo nj Now lieriln,
Ohin, on mo nleht VI lpnti Y Btu, 1896, A. blpot uuHp
with white Btai on %iOfehts,li " or honti fdrt, n out ~
hhiilt han, Nrinht abuu 1000 pounds, also etin1 hg
rubber lop ogliiaWcl lApu Anew vet Vl barie ", lhlohti
plated, Af6ward oflbp. mi W pals for Tie ictiru of
above properly on iWfqs~aNqp. " 10 Ia wlwsggputs,
,a,,o, a,v. uut "''"'"'"'s MAJ, u.,l,n. 11hlal
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Saturday, tho IAN day Of February, 1885

tho following described loasehold aituAte In Stalk
county, ohio, 20 witt Being q loaaoh0ld ettato OF sam
uel II, LineRrNer IN q part " town lot number ~ In
Tootofa' addition 10 Alliance, STARK county, being ~
feet orth aud aouth by 30 feet east and west OF Of tho
southeast ond Of goid lot for the period o. iye yoar,
commencing November 18th, 1881 said leAaeh0ld o.
tate being subject 10 tho following c%0nditlOnai THAT
aald LlnoRroyor his heirs or naslgna, should pay 70 Jae.
Yalleley or his legal representatives, the sum Of nlno
hundred dollars $1,000 rent, payable quarterly every
three months, IN sum Of foriy'nye dollars, and II said
rent ah0uid DO In arrears NJ any time, said YAlleley had
the right 10 avoid tho lease and take poss,lalon Of tho
premises NJ any time after default That tho lea'ehOld
otato Of said LlncgrOycr In nd premises. nndor said
contract Of lea 0, consist OF the right " aid Llnogfoyer
aud his assigns 10 uso and occupy said prrmiafa during
tho torn ~ said lease, subject u the payment OF hhid
rent and N tho forms Of forfeiture provided for, To-
gether with tho right 10 receive from James Yallney NJ
tho end OF sid lrAso on inc surrender NJ that time "
tho premises, with The building crested thereon by said
Llnegr0yor, In good condition, natural and ordinary
wear and tnif excepted tho sum Of Sl27,b0. That Tho
same constitutes tho estate OF said Llnesr0ycr In said
premises" ....
Par. lot ~ appraised NJ 1900,
building thereon appraised NJ k682,20,
Sale 10 At 1 o'clock p m. Terms cash,
JAMES LER, sheriff.
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Tho rorcalry congress.

BosroN, Jan. 10, Tho Executive Com
mllleG, OF the American Forestry Congress
has decided TO hold the next annual meeting
In this city September l..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-15

DfTliOlT, jan, ~
Fthttn4Qnlot Mich ran Winter Wheat,
~ ihilADli roller process, Niuli1i,hli pnl0itg,
1920, Miuncsoui pnlunle, 80 sjNbtN,
WliEAtrfnullp No white cash ind Jan.
uury, sglan, lOltunrr, zoe, March, Ullboi May,
n sctpioI No a.ltcd cash aud Jnuliwy, No,
February, n 500; NAV, lJMlulc.
toltN-NO, z Cltli, dc,
oArs-No, = White, Ehoj No, ., 1lNo.
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."' PEORIA, H., Jan, n.
.OnnNahctlvo ana 1rm, Now High Mixed,
OBb 1i0Noi'Now No, : MlXcd. jhAGAUO
.uAraAAttivo ulnd yi0ady. New No. 4
Wind, WliibHouNo 9 NiNcd, 2iAG0!jAo.
U NYE9pfttn, NJ, T. bbikftblr.
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.-'"''.'' TOLEDO, o., Jan, n.
wnEAT1Qulot ma onsy, No Z casl, is,c!
EqlftielS 5ltc'MOrch, Slci May, SiAc, No, y
S0th EdlSJh,
lOsiGy RebsGory, liiccV bid, Ma" iIIgS! No, I.
iOc, No. u Yellow, 4OAc.
.QhEs.-Nominql. No 2 May, 0lo bid, 40
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Divorce Notice.

William Cooper, rcgidlng nj tho town OF Murray,
CLAY eoitt,, Iowa VIII tAne notice that on tho 9p6d
Day of November, luSi Amelia Cooper filed har pnti.
ton IN tho Court ~ u0nninn Pleas of stark county,
una, rrayinR h divorce IRON eald William Cooper, and
for the tthtmy Of thldlc1, IN Tho mound " nnultufy
ava extreme crlellt, And that he viii bn fru I cd 10
ttntluu ANITA COOPER
duoli.Lw N|.t.n.iyJ NJ, Myths, hpr Alt'y,
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1.-Two stoch,


CittcAdo. ian, 70.
,cAri1fesMurl0t uulpt lnd prIuos sicndy,
puottttoim ranH0ns follows Nntiy" fhipplif
httQnlF n iitl0 b0Qi for puot 10 fair, and S,,,ssD
Y 6r Tor 1lOd tN primo. Cowa, sg.2,oL.yb,
bltlG, EMelJ 0lplritchurd' Steers, &I,OJAG,6O.
SlVthQiEN Md Feeders, ElihdlA0. I'M
lJpf6s, Nlirkot lutlye ut ScAtorduy'e pricaA
sllos iOl.Gd ut. Slltda ~ tor light, sI,alDA
Y 90 I'M. Iough bnoldnf una G4dbldl 20 Tor
ioNry piel.uiR hil Hhlpping lotr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-15

When Babs waseIch. va gave her q ASTORIA
When ahe vas h,cblh, sie cried for cAgToRtA,
When nhe bpoape tiIw. ehe ciung 10 OAsfORiAI
When she beiv hllatcil, sne pevyfhem oAsr'A =
larlu "a UsAH Ito eallHn fGW "a nhl
b. uisiu1 uu I'M llhl 30 itN ~ lirI
No aiinl Ina ,ll lrInnii la ~ bias 9i J
Hlas inl t9iTly ~ blui
.ollhnA ynuo ,IIhAh IA q
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-15

Tho undersigned ofrcrs tor src lS farm o.
80 A0ren OF Iannds

situated IN milte iouihweet OF tfhafdn, ~ acres IN.
der good state " Guilty ulpn, tie iatin1ef ~ iiniNrr ana
boltlu pasture, VIII q nbod antn a ~ abrlnp whtor
rnhnlnu through Tue Naiuun "A R0ht Old anti y haif
STORY frame hOlte c0htaullnn 10 tihh nAln uUtuN o.,
n nbOd Wagon shed 1880 H., q lhlal h0g bNn ltaH0 H.,
two good Corn ciibs, auod smoke nihth hIl shop, and
al n@tces..ry ogiildlppSsl . nnc y5thp oichaid' grapes
For tuilh0r particulars oai on lrg, lNtl M Nlafeesr "A
janelan ,Cresipu, Wayne, 90, Ohio. 4
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Teachers, Examipations.

Examinations Of applicants tor i~eachetsvv crtlnca,es
will be hold tho ensuIhplyea " tallosH' lit'H VIZ
Alilnhue, saturday, Jnrtchbhf 91li, issi
INiAvilla, - uut0bnr litit 1854 ~
MpSJil01i - " O1t0bau isthr 'taaL.
uuiontuWpe - Foiflhtg yist 1879
lIeAoi one " v March riBi, 1850 l,Unn ttd,
'Clnai Fulton ~ March witt iS.b.
Andlulptun On TIN fiht saturday Of iprn' month, COM
l1upciiit saturday september uthi TEST
t8, ny order OF thet,omd,6 q GN(nnera "
AuQisey pANipl. .wOntBy. .Vletk. 4,
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Saturday, tho ldth day Of February, Il
Sheriff Sale.

German Deposit Bank Order Of Vcndi TX
Julius whitman 4 Henry vogolo)
Dy virtue OF n yondl otponas iagned by tho clerk q
tho court OF common pleas OF stark %, ohio, In thu
above action and ~ mo directed | will offer Tor sale nj
public outcry nj Tho door OF Tho court house, In tho oft,
OF Canton, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of February, 1885,
tho following described rcal estate situate In stark
county, OHIO, towlt' lot number fourteen hundred
and twelve IN thu city 0f Uanton, r
Appraised ut 1880,
sale to commence at ono O'Clock D Terms, cash
JAMES LEE, shcrin.
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ROCHESTER,, jrne 1, tAsn, 'ttcN
YohfHhn IVA Aithchrd VIII The mot
lniouBp ANA duaihly palms IN my back ard
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COURTHOUSE LOCALS.
Center Township Receivers a Heavy
Judgment Against the l., D. and
s. Road and Others-Ha-
vens IN the North
ern Prison.

The divorce suit of Sarah E. Nuson Vs.
Charles Nuson has been dismissed.
Charles Test Whi,sstt has given $500
bonds as administrator of the estate of Emma
Lutes, deceased.
Judge Walker has granted divorce ID
Nancy G. Scriniger from John T., on proof
OF abandonment
Adelia Williams hes been divorced from
George W., on proof of abandonment and
failure to provide.
In the malpractice suit Of Charles F. An
derson VS.. DIR. Charles Barnes, in Room l,
the jury returned verdict for the defend
ant yesterday.
The suit of Center Township VS.. The
Board of Commissioners for the forfeiture OF
railroad tax was decided by Judge Howe
yesterday, plaintiff being given Judgment
against the l., ID. and S Road and others for
So, 202 o..
Frederick Rand, Receiver OF the Indiana
Banking Company, has fled suit against
Thomas q. Butler and Frederick A. Brown.
formerly of the firm of Butler & Brown,
druggists of West Washington street, to
collect q number of notes given for goods re-
ceived. Demand, $1,000 The complaint
occupies twenty eight pages of legal cap pa
per, and is composed of twenty-three para
graphs.
Charles Ravens, alas Lawhorn, went
north yesterday. He was searched before
the start was made and a box of red pep
per wss found in his pockets. He had in
tended to use 1t on his captor and try to
escape. The bracelets were put on his legs
and wrists, and he was thus taken to prison,
where be will serve the State for the ensuing
fourteen years. he said on his way north
that he knew who Was doing all this foot-
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makes your car load OF freight cost you
s47. so, against what the old rates OF the
roads compel the rates 10 be paid, Ii would
simply block the entire stock AMI grain
trade and throw the msu now engaged ont
OF business The railroads know this fact,
and get they run the daily risk of prosecu-
ton rather than conform 70 the outrageous
rates. As suggested by railroad man on
yesterday. the Illinois Commissioners can
retaliate in case through rate is made TO aud
from st. Lonis instead Of East St. Ls1is. by
also reducing the Springfield tariff; bat il is
hardly probable that they would cut OF
much of the profits of tue Springfield basi-
ness, since. according 10 the Springfield
journals, the roads are charging less tnan
the Commissioners tariff now.
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Indiana Inventors.

a weekly list OF United States patents
Issued to the inventors Of Indiana for the
week ending January 20, 1885, and each
patent in the list will bear that date. Re-
ported expressly for the Indianapolis Daily
Sentinel, By A. II. Evans & Co., American
and Foreign Patent Solicitors, Washington,
d. c. Charge fer obtaining a patent, 800.
A copy OF the patent laws sent free on appli-
cation:
Bowen, W. H., Indianapolis hot water radiator.
FTaley. w X. Forest Hill carriage spring.
Gunnmann, a. T., indianapolis. elevator gate.
kitselman Ava l., Ridgeville; roller skate.
Phillips J. l.. Sullivan wrench.
Isrneyt ). O., Auburn. window screen roller.
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Polo.

II polo is played as an dtime game of
skinny on your own side,n the contest at
Meridian Rink last night may be considered
as a success for OF ell the slugging matches
ever played last nights exhibition took the
ribbon, cake, bakery and all. All the play
srs excepting Tarlton and Murphy lost their
heads, and reminded one of lot of English
sparrows chasing like number OF
gnsts in the air. For fine coach
ing Murphy and Tarlton were loudly
applauded, many of their plays be-
ing beautiful and scientific Singing may
count in the prize ring, but on the floor In
polo it IS disgrace to any well disciplined
team. The beautiful plays for which the
Meridians are noted were not visible in the
game last night. and barring the fine play
ing of The above mentioned players and the
handsome coaching and goal made by
Lands ia the second inning, the contest
was a very poor one. The following is the
score:
1a4AtStoh oAuS.'+' v ~
Woods Ia
FOuls-1 each.
Time OF Game-Thirty minutes.
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pad business in the city but that he would
not tell who they are. 1t is hardly probable
his word would be regarded after his per-
jury was shown in court. On the way he
asked permission TO go to the water closet
which was granted, his jailer standing by
The door. Ravens tried to force the Car
window open, evidently with the intention
Of jumping out, but he was detected in the
attempt and taken back in the car. He
reached the prison without further incident.
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Advice TO Mothers. Mrs. wINsLOW's
soOTHIE6 SYRUP should always be used wien
Children are cutting teeth. Il relieves the little
su6srer rs once. It produces natural euiet sleep,
% relieving the child from pain, ana the little
0neruO AWakes 81 bright 81 = BUTTON. u Il very
pleasant taste Il uoothes child. sostens the
s0mS alleys al pain relieves wind requisites toe
bowels. and Is the best known remedy for oiaT.
rhoes. whether arising from tesEbing or other
causes. Twautv-Hva cents bottle.
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TO EXCHANGE.

TO EXCHANGE-For drug store. two-story
residence, with large lot all IN good repair in city
OF 20OO population, in Indiana. Address Post
office Lock Box Al, Yevsy, Ind. q
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-One unfinished room; ground
l. floor. No. S55 North Illinois street. 20
L OR RENT-Two large, nicely furnished rooms,
e with or without board. los North Illinois
street. 1862
ROR RENT-ThTee unfinished rooms on second
u floor, two squares from Courthouse: suita-
bic Tor young married couple: rent sl0 per
month. Apply at 81 East Washington street. II
EHOR RENT-Nieely furnished front room on
Il East Vermont street; suitable for man and
wife or two gentlemen. Inquire at 81 East Wash.
iDeton street. II
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

THOSE going to Hot Springs for the treatment
Il OF syphilis, gleet, scrofula. ana all cutaneous
or blood diseases, can be cured for third the
cost OF such tip at the old reliable stand. have
been located here for twentythree years, and with
the advantage of long and successful experience
can Wsrrant cure in all cases. Spermatorrnea
cured. Office hours a. m. to 9 o. m IS Virginia
avenue, indianapolis Pills sent with full direc-
tons at 81 per box. DIR. BENNETT, successor to
DR.. Ewing.
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NET ANTED-A good live and energetic salesman
w at once, TO sell merchants and manufac
turers. Address s. J. KOCH, Bates House, city.
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pOBERTS PARK NJ. (. CHURCH-Corner Del
LII aware and Vermont streets, Rev. 1. III. Nc
Connell, pastor. Glass at a. m. and p. N
Preaching at $3.50 a. N. and 1880 D. by the pas
tor Sunday-schOol at p. m. There will be
preaching and revival services every evening dur
ing the week, except Saturday, commencing at
1:30 D. u. Everybody invited.
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WTANTED - Position SIS shorthand writer,
~ either in court room, law Office or mercan.
tile house; can use type writer; good references.
Address Box S., Button, Indiana. %
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MANIFESTATION by young man (speaks
W German and English), who is sober. willing
and industrious, to do any kind OF inside work.
Address John K, Sentinel Office. 20
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DIED.

WILLIAMS Mrs. Kate Williams, wife OF Chas.
Williams, at hec residence, 20 West Michigan
street, January II.
Funeral service Saturday, at 80 p m Friends Of
the family invited. services by Rev. DR.. Alabas-
ter. No flowers.
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GECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Corner
= Pennsylvania and Vermont Streets Rev. James
Mcleod, D. D., pastor. Preaching at 1920 a. N.
and 7:45 p. m. by the pastor. Prayer meet
ing Sunday morning at $50 and Thursday evening
at 7:45. ssbbath-school and Bible classes at 2:15
n
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WANTED.

VAT ANTED-A situation as hostler by an expert
w enced man: can give best of references Ad-
dress WILLIAM SMITH, Sentinel Office. 81
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WTANTED-A situation by young man at any
w light employment; can play alto or BIB in
Brass Band. Address 5. D. w, Hewberry, Greene
County Indiana. POstoffice Box 81. q
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NT ANTED-To Publishers-A hrst-class printer
w and pressman, who Is q spicy, noisy, eneT.
getic writer, wants a sit a good paper In Indi.
ana. Address PRINTER, Box 4I5, lansing Mich,
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M AETED-A competent accountant ana ex
w perienCed business man wants clerical OF
other work. evenings; not afraid of work. D.
PIERCE, care Kingan 4 Co. 20
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CENTRAL UNIVERsALIsT URCH-services
~ every Sunday evening In Piafiiin's Music
Hall, at 1890 a. N. Preaching second and fourth
Sundays by the pastor, Rev. T. +. Ballard, Preach
ing, lecture or conference on first and third and
fifth Sundays Sunday school every Sunday at
close of service.
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VN ANTED-A man thoroughly competent TO
w take charge of newspaper in ali its details
wants position of that kind. He is a fluent,
versatile and f0rcible writer OF much experience.
as well IS practical pr nter. Refers to editor OF
this psper. to whom please apply at once 1872
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MERIDIAN STREET NJ Z. CHURCH-Corner
WI New York and Meridian streets. Rev. John
Alabaster ID. D., pastor. Glasses at $50 a. m.
Sermon at 1850 D. m by the pastor. Sunday-school
at p. N. Regular services during the week. Every
body invited.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

TABERNACLE CHURCH-COrner OF Second ano
l. Meridian streets. ]. Albert Rondthaler, pls
tor. Regular services Sunday evening at 80
O'Clock. sunday-schOol AT 2:15 D m.