davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-10-08
NEWS.
Friday, Oct. 8, 1856.
~ HI subscriptions dated
Oct. '86 expire with
this month"; Please re71e1O.
MINOR LOCALS.

The Circuit Court will resume bus.
mess next Wednesday.
The total receipts Of the Oxford
Fair were 1882.
The P. W. & B. r. R. are about
to build new station at North East.
The Cecil Farmers Club will meet
at Mr.. Jno. S. Ewing's, on Wednes
day October 18th.
Louis Chambers, colored, aged
about so years, an insane inmate of
of the jail died on Monday after
noon.
The next regular meeting of the
Calvert branch of the W. G. T. u,
will be held on Saturday the 10th
inst.
School Books for sale
at Kinks Drug Store.
The M. E. Church Sunday School
will hold its services at q P. NJ in
stead of 8 Al N. heretofore. All are
invited.
Another case of nearly 5000 yds.
of Dress Ginghams at Z their value
arrived this week at E. r. Buffins-
toms.
We advertise the popular favorite
table bed manufactured by the Forest
City Man'fg Co., an economic ar
rangement for small houses.
Step around to E. r. Buffington's
and see the new arrival Of bead and
braid trimming, beaded ornaments
ETC., etc. ON exhibition in centre
show case.
William Roberts, the grandfather
of Mrs. John Perkins of Elkton, car
ried the mail between Baltimore and
Philadelphia in his pocket on horse
back in 1890.
Ponds Extract, for Pain, Conges-
tions, etc. proceeds in its career of
usefulness. 1t has had trial and
success that prove it can not be
superseded.
NASAL INJETOR free with each
hottie of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price so cents. Sold by DR.. L. r.
Kirk. 7
E. R. Burlington, the progressive
Rising Sun merchant, comes before
the public this week in the JOURNAL,
in winter costume. New Stock from
the City Markets.
u Closing out stock of Silver
Watches, at Benton Lincoln's, Ere
mont, Pa.
Query.-Where can 1 find the larg-
est stock of fall and winter goods to
select from. at prices the very lowest?
Amsocer:-By all means go to E.
R. Burlington of Rising Sun.
Rev. John Patton. D. d., Philadel-
phia, will assist Rev. Dr.. S. A. Gay
lev in the communion services at
West Nottingham Presbyterian
Church next Sunday.
ssSellers' Liver Pill'' have been he
standard remedy for malaria, liver
complaint, costiveness, ETC.. for fifty
years.
Two killing frosts since our last
weeks issue has laid tender vegata-
ton low. The melancholy days are
coming; and the haze of the Indian
Summer is already in the atmosphere
The Ladies' Aid Society of West
Nottingham Presbyterian Church will
give dinner at Mrs. Jane Camerons
residence, Pennington, on Thursday
14th inst. Proceeds for new carpet
and cushions in church.
Armstrong & Co., the great stove
manufacturers of Perryville renew
their advertisement this week. They
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-10-08

r OST-BETWEEN HOTEL AND
ADepot, at Rising Sun, last week,
one small purse containing about six
teen dollars in cash. The finder will
obtain a suitable reward by returning
same to National Bank of Rising Sun.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-09
Bsyly-K uhnB.

At New Philadelphia Tuesday evening
Mr.. w. h. Bsyly, an employe In the
Pension Bureau, at Washington,
until recently located here as
special pension examiner, was
married to Miss Mary Kuhns, daughter
of Rev. L. NJ. Kuhns, former pastor OK
the English Lutheran church In this
city, now filling a like position IN the
English Lutheran church Of New Phila'
delDhia. Rev. Kuhns performed the
ceremony, assisted by j. Fl. Harpster, OF
the English Lutheran church OF Canton.
The ceremony was witnessed by q
number of invited guests, among whom
were the following from this city:
W. L. Alexanger and wife, George
Barnes and wife, G.. d. Harter and wife,
Isaac Harter and wife, Rev. ]. II. Harp
ster, Miss Mary Althouse, Miss Jessie
Barnes, Il. L. Kuhns and wife, and Mr.,
Lape.
After spending few days in New
Philadelphia Mr.. and Mrs. Bayly will
pay Canton brief visit and then pro-
ceed to their new home at Washington
A host of friends wish them bon voyage
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-09
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
For the Past Week, Reported by Fl. II
Trump, AbstraCter of Titles.

For the Past Week, Reported by Fl. n
Trump, Abstracter of Titles.
Michael Ruch to Godfrey Giltz, lot No.
Gin Albright Hicks addition to Nassil-
lon, $3.50.
John L. spangler to Harry &. Fife ct
al part lots No. 1888 and 1S9, in Canton,
1900.
George W. Lawrence to e, s. SOllman,
lot No. 1888 in Canton, 5000.
William VOlkmanL to John NJ. FlOry,
part of lot 10l in Canton, 81 800.
j. A. McFsdden to A. j. Reed, part Of
out lot 1873 in Canton, $4,500.
d. .E. Myers to Amanda Bush, tract In
Paris township $3.50.
G. T. Warstler ct al to Caroline Warst-
Ter, 12437 acres In Sugar Greek town
ship.
Sheriff of Stark county to John G.
Gerwig, "a acres in Pike township,
$4,710.
Michael Ruch to Joseph EberIy, lot
No. 10 In Albright Hicks addition to
MassilIoD, $500.
A. II. HOllebaugh to John. POntios, 81
acres in Plain township, $4,7O0.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-09
CONCENTRATED GALL.
The Sublime Cheek OF People Who Wan
Something of the Sheriff.

The Sublime Cheek OF People Who Want
Something of the Sheriff.
As an example Of what ia vulgarly
known as NERVE" the following tele-
gram received by Sheriff DewstOe Mon
day can hardly be discounted:
.,sgRJsa.. "KENSINGTON, Nov. 6, 1886.
"TO any Sheriff or Constable or Police:
'You are hereby commanded to arrest
James COurtwFight ana detsin him n
custody, and inform me, the under
signed, or bring him before me forth
with. SAMUEL j. HALE,
Justice Of the Peace OF Hanover town
ship, COlumblana county"
A companion piece of 'gslp was q
letter also received by Sheriff Dewstoe
Tuesday, In which lawyer from Michi-
gan asks our county official to give him
minute description of the "alleged
murder" Of an old lady named WHEELER.
He wishes to known the life history Of
the "Old gentleman" also particularly
his middle name. The letter covers two
closely written pages Of fOOlscap paper,
and it Ia expected that 1t would take
the Sheriff a full week to prepare an
exhaustive reply.-[Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-09
BURNED AND CRAZY

An Akron Girl Gets Badly Burned and
sSSS Goes Crazy. "a .asaa.!ta.-.
aset-1 s9sr-Srs-SSSa1lIr fais'
AKRON, o., Dec. 6.-Miss Bertha COOK,
aged 10, while In the SICK room OF MIS-:
Theodore Robinson last night, brushed
against a stove, cansing her dress to ig-
mite, The flames at once SHOT up over
her head and she started to run out
doors. when Mrs. Robinson, who has
been helpless for some time from par
alysis, called the girl back and herself,
springing from the bed, threw blank
ct about Mtss Cook eztinguishtDg the
flames. The sick lady sank to the ioOE
exhausted, and being replaced on her
bed soon revived. The shock to Miss
Cook was, however, so severe that hel
mind was delhrOned and she has since
been perfectly insane. 1t was feared
to day she would die.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-09
CANTON CAROLS.
Things Sung in the Hearing Of Daily Demo-
Crat Reporters.
Words Taken From the Gosslpors' Lips
Matters Here and There That
Will Interest Both Old
and Young.
"AN,nht OFF, Friday niCht.

"AN'ght OF" Friday night.
The ConcOrdia entertainment last
evening was success.
MIC. Il. Gsrstin, travelling freight
agent Of the Valley Railway, was at the
Barnett to-day.
It Is said that the Ft. Wayne road has
taken off 81 section men between Orr
Vile and Alliance.
Harvey Fisher, of Canton, Ia paying
his parents visit. He is now working
for the c. Aultman Co.-[WoOster Rsp1b-
lican.
Miss Marian Priest, Of No. 20 South
Wells street, left Tuesday for New Lon
don, where she will visit for q few
months.
The Young Ladies' Society Of the Ger.
man Reformed church, met last night at
the residence Of Miss Clara Double, on
North Market street.
There were two arrests before His
Honor to day: Richard Marks, for DIS
orderly conduct and Isaiah Burg for be-
ing drunk. Each was fined 81 and COSTS
There will be social and oyster sup.
per at the Christian church Friday and
Saturday evenings of this week from D
to 10 o'clock A full attendance 1s de-
sired.
MED. Fullerton, travelling passen'
GER agent of the Cleveland, Akron q
Columbus Railway aud the Mount Yer.
non and Panhandle route to Cincinnati
and the south, Is In the city.
Marriage Licenses have been issued to-
william Erbon and Katie Berg, Louis
Vile Fraak H. BOOp and Owe Annie
Whitacer, Canton; Robert Gillian and
Catherine CHASER, Paris tp.
Laura v. Gregory, daughter Of Mr.. s1t
Mrs. A. A. Gregory, of No. 1877 Soutf
Cherry street, died to-day, age sever
wears and four months. Funeral ser
vices from the residence at p. IN
Thursday.
Tramps stole two oVereoats from DaI
MaseI's livery stable, corner Court am
Fourth streets Monday afternoon, Will
the employees of the stable we're tempo
rsrily absent. One coat belonged to MI
Maser and the other to Charles McKin
ney, an employe at the barn.
The OrrVille Crescent-whiCh, by tn
way, has the best reputation for trut
and verac,ty-says: Mrs. Susie Long
of Akron, has created sensation b
giving birth on her thirteenth blr hds
to a two pound boy baby. She is tn
youngest mother In this part OF tn
country"
The annual election of officers of til
s. G. L. d. P. A. was held Tuesday. Tt
following ffi1er were elected: Pres
dent, N. Bast, Canton; Vice Presiten
VIM. Tanner, Jr,, Alliance; Trea. ure
: VIM. VOlzer, Canton; Recording Seer
/ tary, William Lehnis, Canton; Financl
Secretary, Chas Menches, Canton; Sc
geant-Rt-Arms, +. Isler, Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-09
LOUISVILLE NEWS.
Comm eroIaa Hotel Sold---BrakemaA Rn-
Jured--. Barn Burned.

Comm eroIaa Hotel Sold -Brakemaa Rn-
jured--- Barn Burned.
Messrs. j. ]. and Peter MOinet. who
were here attending the funeral OF
their father. have returned to their
home In st. Johns, Michigan.
Mssers. A. V. Pontius and August
Gladieux have bought the Commercial
Hotel. They willremodel and refurnish
1t throughout and make 1t first. class
house In all respects.
Isaac Bradshaw, brakeman on the
first section of No. 81 west bound
freights, badly sprained his ankle In
stepping from the train this morning.
DR.. Schilling attended to the Injury,
which was so severe that Bradshaw was
obliged to quit work and return TO his
home at Alliance.
The farm barn Of Mr.. Adam Snyder,
living one half mile west Of town,
burned down Monday. Mrs. and Mrs.
Snyder. were In town shopping at the
time. In their absence the children.
who were playing In the barn, accident
ally set fire to It. The contents, con-
sisting of hay, oats, corn, two cows,
one heifer, six hogs, ETC., were all burned.
A few farming implements alone were
saved.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-09
ChrIst.nss and Now Year.

The Pennsylvania lines west of Pitts
bugg will sell holiday excursion tlckets
at one fare for the round trip and
from all stations on December Gath, 25th
snd:31st, 1885. and January 1st, 1887,
good returning until January 3D., ln-
elusive. For full Information apply to
nearest agent Of the PenDsylyaniS com.
pany, Plttsburg, Cincinnati 81 st. Louis
Railway company and Chicago, st. Louis
& Pittsburg Railway company.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-09
FLtON roHoEs.
A Fresh Bat, h of N, WA fr'n Our Regular
Correspondent.


Correspondents.
The "porker" is rapidly vanishing, as
this Is our farmers butchering time.
Church was held on Saturday evening
and Sunday morning at McFerrans
church. Rev Ruff occupied the pult.t
In his usual able manner.
The declivity west of the creek 10 be-
ing made more easily travelled by grace
that is being made under the direction
of Messrs. Stahl aud Reed, the contrac
tors.
Mr.. Lindsay and family, Of DakOts,
are visiting friends and relatives about
our "burg" Mr.. Linsay lost child re-
Gently, making sad event In their
+. jaurn here.
This week completes one half the
school year at Elton. Between the hol-
idays, If nothing interVenes, weeh g
v ca ion is to be- taken. We think this
act shows wisdom In our Board of E6U-
cation.
A number Of our citizens are excited
over the presence Of an animal In our
midst that many pronounce q fox. Ii II
be one 1t IL very singular, as II IL said
to be as white as snow. This Is some
thing for our spor smen.
The work Of a few days ago on the
grade of WarWick's Hill has given II
completeness. The ascent is not DsaTly
the task 1t formerly was, and the next
question our trustees want to consider
is, how to let the public down on the
other side. We suggest cable railway
The session of the West Lebanon Lit
erary Society on lsst Friday Dign. as
quite interesting for the beginn &
The debate was held upon this resolu
tion, "Thst the State should furnish III
own text books for the common schOO
E A. 0bsrlin affirming and DR., d, ID
McMillen denying,
We chronicle this week the departure
from life Of Mr.. James Davis, reHid nl
near West Lebanon. He for some tint
was feeble and decrepit from accunn
lating years, being at his death In tn
ninetieth. He seems to belong to
family noted for their lOngiViIy.
brother died several years ago a
the age of ninety-fOur. His burial OC
CURED at Mt. Eaton, Rev. Ruff conduct
ing.
Oar miners are engaged occasionall
In drawing pillars at the shaft, whlc
leaves the rock overhead unsuppcrte
and allows 1t to drop at any momen
Qaite number Of small "csVe-inl" III
occurred without any casualty, but 1t
extremely dangerous IN those locslitie
and men are Obliged to be cautious
About two days we're lost last week o
account of inability to secure the net
essary flats"
Tuesday evening the Stands CoTn'
Band in full uniform, In cnnnecOO
with choice number Of friends an
"better halves" protested to Massii 9
aud visited with ". j 0Oarlin, Of II
firm Of s. Oberlin's Sons. The evenir
being spent with music, chat and jok
they last gave Nr Qberlin's dining roo
q turn aud sat down to right royal +
past Of the seasons deliCacies, lnclu
Ing the freshest biValves." It was
! In all q delightful occasion.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-09
Dsn,h of Mr. J.oob Daokes.

Mr., Jacob Dickee, an old and respected
citizen Of Canon, died at 5:45 o'clock
this morning al his home, No. l62 South
Plum street, of bronchitis, aged sixty.
two years and nine months. Funeral
from the house at $50 o'clock Wednesday
morning; services at the German Re-
formed church, and interment in the
West Lawn Cemetery.
Mr.. Dlckes came here from Bavaria ln
1854 and, until his death, was one OF the
most uprighteous and sterling residents
of Canton. He was frugal and indus
UriOus, commanding the respect and
confidence of all who knew him. Ia his
death the city loses On Intelligent aRd
honest citizen.
Last July Mr.. Dickes had fall, since
which time he has been lying an inValad.
Death fiaally claimed him this morning.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-09
PETIT JURORS.


The celebrated Water Doctor, has re-
moved to South Walnut street, No, r.
opposite HsTEey's Mill. A PHENoM
INAL SUCCESS 10 Doctor Heard, who has
been with us In Canton but two years,
yet in that time he has hrs succeeded in
winning tha confidence of the public,
both by his eminently professional de-
pertinent and his remarkable success In
curing all manner Of diseases. He has
proved a timely blessing to the sick and
suffering, and has established his repu-
tation as one Of the most skilled physic-
ians. We advise all who are suffering
with any chronic disease to consult him
at his office.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-09

urday, December 10 and IL.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1OTH-9A. M.
Music. ''.''''.'','..''''''
Prayer Rev. RApsOn
Address OF Welcome Rev j. H, HaTpster
''''N' ~ R H. Folger. Of MassiilOn
Mns'c....,.........
Lecure-"ContaglOus Diseases Of Anlmls". .....
ATOi. n. j. Detmers OF Columbus
Question Drawer. .....''''''....'''
Il AFTERNooN-1 O'CLOCK. GsiEi
Music. ic...............
essay ay...........M Miss Ada Slusser, Of Louisville
Lecnr'-oO~m0r'"' PrSf n " Lord Il 0ciamGa;
Essay D. 0berlln, Of Dalton
Music. c..................
Lecture-"ProtectlOn Of Live 'ock interests"
PrOf. Il. ]. Delmers, Of Columbus
Question Drawer ..........'''''''.'.'.'''
Adjourn 4:50 p. m.
KYsNlNG-7 O'CLOCK.
Music .........'''''''' ''''''''''''
Question Drawer.
Iecture-"WhRtsOever Things are Bogus.
Gen. 8. II. Hurst (StAte Dairy and FOOD
smn nLeI COMMISSIONER OF Chilncothe
Music.
Iecture-AdulteratiOn Of Food and Their Detection
Prof. N W. Lord
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 11TH-9A NJ.
Music. ....''''''''''''''''''
Question Drawer
Address. ess...................Jas Oberln, Oh mASslloh
.Our Weed EnemIes''
'ouf '''O --'-'' G. T. Bafnhard Of West BrOOKfeld
Lecture--''FONnO'OS' WIN '''' GEN s. H. Hurst
IsgtIre.%Educijion and the FaIm". "................
| Prof w. Ii. Scott, President OHIO STATE
University Columbus
| LPTERNOON-130 OCLO K.
Music.
Oups ion Drawer
Lecture .uur Dalry Commission. Gen g. h. Hnrs
| Music ...........'...'
| Essay-"Woman,. an,..,........,..,...M Miss hbble Jone
A0''ui0 n0 i''"i'-S President W. II. Scot
stark COunty's Greatness" ...... j. +. Mes
Music
This. the fourth annual stark County
Farmers Institute, held under the aus
Dices of the County Agricultural Society
Is aided by the County horticulture
Society and the Oranges of the County
should prove itaelf 10 be one OF the Des
Institute tss ever held in the State.
The Institute is fortunate In haVlni
some of the best lecturers in the Stat
assigned US, State Secretary Benhan
, ssys: You have In Hurst 3 big team
DR.. Scott will give you fne lectures
Detmers is scholarly, practical and en-
/ tnusiastic. Lord is earnest, direct an
/ exact as scientific man should be-
: Then there is the home talent throw
a in. Discussions will follow many q
! the subjects, that often prove the mos
a Interesting part of the program. Musl
a will be under the leadership Oh PrO
I | McPhRil.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-09
A sh ,oliDG serape.

Charles Vessarist, of Alliance, swore
out warrant to day before Mayor Rex,
against Michael Q linn, ais Of Alliance,
for shooting at him with intent to
wound OF kill.
Vessarist was attempting to quiet q
free fOr-slI fght Mt dance on the even
ing Of December 4,h, whereupon Quinn
drew a revolver and fired at him.
Qlinn was brought from Alliance
this afternoon by Marshal Shlagle.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-09
A HORRIBLE DEATH.
An Aged Summit County Farmer Perishes
In a swamp.

AKRON December Sword comes
from Mogadore, in Springfield township.
this county, of distressing case OF
free zing to death. A farming named
John Miller. livi & In Sufii Id township,
Portage county, started few days ago
to walk to MOgadOrs, His failure to
return at the appointed time caused
much anxiety, and On Thursday party
Of twenty men started ont to hunt for
him. After an all days search his body
was found, late In the afternoon, liter
ally embedded In che muck Of q swamp
he had attempted to CrOss, and in which
he had lost his way. He was stiff In
death and the mirs had frozen tightly
about HIM 10 that 1t was only with the
greatest difficulty that b body could be
extrac ed. He VAS eighty years Of age,
q German, and was known In the neigh
borhOod where he had lived forty years,
by the name Of Fiddler Miller"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-09

ed this morning just as he stepped Off
No. 8 passenger lraih going east. He
was locked up, AMI will bs brought be-
fore the Mayor this morning 10 answer
to the charge OF keeping house OF vi.
fame.
The WalhODdinR Rink will be opened
Friday evening, Dec4m' or 10. for skat-
ing. There will be Glow Dlcylcs rsce
and arrangements are being made TO
have a three mile race between
schwingle, of,CsntOn, and BO,sgrain, Of
this city, for q purse of $25.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-09

Preparations are In progress for ap-
igTopriate Christmas festivals by the
several Sundsy-schOols In the village.
The name of George A. Albright, of
Lake township, Is drawn as u petit juror
FOR the next term Of court. A good Sc
lection.
Nearly four Thousand dollars was the
amount of Franks sale of personal
property. -Four thousand five hundred
Deshels of corn from thirty-two acres
oE the Frank farm is a good yield.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-09

The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
Railroad Company will sell low rate
excursion tickets to local stations on
Its road and also to Cleveland. Tickets
good going December oath, 26th and
Slst, 1885, and January 1st, 1887, and
COED returning until January Sd, 1887.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-09
Panic Aver,e,i a, AllIapoo.

ALLIANCE, O., December 5.-The Diaci-
pie church was discovered to be on fire
this morning durirg service. The tre
orig mated In the attic aud was firsl dis
covered by Rev. z ily, VIII han just com-
m need his disc0uTse. He calmly notl-
fed the congregation that the house YVES
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-09
Clearwater Hsard From.

Young saltwater, the billiard playing
wonder of Toledo, is anxious to come to
Chicago 1t Is said. Come on, yOungster.
This is a good town for a man to get his
eye teeth cut in.-[OhicagO Inter Ocean.
This undoubtedly refers to Will Clear
water, of Ravenna, recently of Canton,
who Is a pool, not q billiard. expert. II
will take something exceedingly sharp
TO cut his eve teeth, which necessary
article is rarity, even be 1t In Chicago.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-09

tnd shoulr b. Known 10 al tutfsrrts
rhOs. MrCIDrp. U1Ionvills. N. J. Pr G.
10 cents aud 81 25 Samples tree. Also
a-k for a fre. -rmple bnttla IT Magn0m
BOnum. J. e JarksO g 'ouRh ey'up
free 10 ali. Large sIZ4 % cents. FIf
shle by druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-09
Court News.

Patrick Mcclure, of SugaTcreak t5wn.
ship, to-day made an assignment In
favor of his creditors to Win. 8. spidl8,
His assets ara 81 500; liabilities
unknown.
All the petit jurors except those now
In the box hearing the ROyer libel case,
were discharged his afternoon. The
rest will be dismissed after the present
case Is ended.
Room No 2-The case Of Kein & Son
vs. Shidler's assignee Is being heard.
Jacob K. Mentzer has been appoin ted
administrator of the estate of David
Mentzsr, deceased. of N,vsrre.
The testimony In the case of Ohio Vi.
Royer, indicted for libel, was con, uded
al ii O'Clock this morning ia Court
Room M 2. George 4 Baldwin began
the arguments for the defense and has
not c1nciu led at the hour of gong to
press.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Marriage licenses were issued to the
following persons to day:
Robert Gillian aud Cstharine CLOSER,
Paris tp ; Uiysse- G. DannPr and Laura
A. Krlg, Canton; Chalmers Z Hudson
and Ball Bowers, Alliance; Franklin
BOllinger and Melinda Sell, OsnabuTg.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-09

ou ire and to vacate as soon as possible,
,or ich was done without creating any
psnic. The fire was the result OF a de-
fective fiue passing through 'heceiling.
The only damage to the house was the
burning of q portion of the ceiling.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-09

Bugs make nice Christmas presents
aud can be had cheap at John ID
Werner's.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-09

Itch and scratches of every kind cured
In thirty minutes by Woolford's Ssni-
tary Lotion Use no other This never
fails. Sold by L. SOllmann, druggist,
Canton, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-09

J.E JACKSON, DEAR SIR:--I was af-
fiicted very badly for years with kidned
disease. used two bottles Of your med
icine-Burdick's Kidney Cure-and |
lm entirely cured. This acts at o g
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-09

Take your money to the City Grocery
where you don't pay off somebody's bad
book account. Everything sold strictly
for cash.